The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-01
SOCIETY IN GENERAL.
RENAISSANCE CLUE Party.


RENAISSANCE CLUB PARTY.
An event of especial prominence in the social
season was the initial party OF the Renaissance
club, given on Thursday evening at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. J. c. Haines. The club is com.
posed of twelve ladies, members of the Ladies
club OF two or three years ago, and the name OF
the new club was fathered by the reorganiza-
ton Of the former society. The party of Thurs
day evening was the first of series TO be given
by the different members OF the club, and was
fitting Introduction to what promises 10 be
most fertile source OF enjoymentto the members
of Seattle society.
beautiful picture, with the rich evening cos
TUNES and the artistic floral decorations. In the
parlors the mantels were banked with blooming
aud foliage plants, and the lace curtains were
twined with smilGx. The bookcases in the IL
brary we're covered with growing plants. The
decorations of the tables in the dining room
were gems of the florists art, consisting OF pink
and white roses and hyacinths, while scattered
here and there were floral fairy lamps in pink.
The parlors and library. were thrown into one,
and gave ample space for dancing, which was
the leading diversion OF the evening. Upstairs
whist tables were provided for those who cared
TO play: Music was furnished by Professor
Nagner's First Regiment orchestra, hidden in
the hall behind a screen of ivy and tropical
plants. The members OF the club who assisted
Mrs Eaines in receiving were: Mrs w. H.
Pumphrey, Mrs. II. G. struve, Mrs NJ. J. Car
keek, Mrs. II. +. Bagley, Mrs. Thomas Burke,
Mrs. David kellogg, Mrs. G. g. Lyon, Mrs. J. r.
Mcknight, Mrs. A. B. Stewart, Mrs. A. w. Engle
Those present were. Colonel and Mrs. ]. C.
Haines, Mr. and Mrs W. H. Humphrey, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. g. Strive, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Carkeek, MIR.
and Mrs David Kellogg, DR.. and Mrs II. p Bag
ley, Judge and Mrs. Thomas Burke, Mr. and
Mrs. j. 4. Mcknight, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Lyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Engle. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Wilcox, Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. o. Graves, Mr. and Mrs G. II. Hebron,
Mr. and Mrs. NJ McMicken, Mr.. and Mrs +. M.
Carr, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bailey, Harrisburg,
Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. G. Washburn, Mr.. and Mrs
J. ID. Lowman, Mr.. and Mrs 7. NJ Reed Judge
and Mrs. Allyn, Tacoma; Mr.. and Mrs MacCul-
sky, Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcknight, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Kjttinger, Mr.. and Mrs. l. +. Pratt,
Mr.. and Mrs, j. Furth, Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Pres
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. NJ. Dalton, DR.. and Mrs.
Plhins, Mr. and Mrs W. 4, Peters, Mr.. and Mrs.
sutclife Baxter, Mr.. and Mrs William Lounds
Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. d. N: Baxter, Mr.. and Mrs.
II, II. Talcott, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II. Gilman Mr.
and Mrs. Kimbali, Mr.. and Mrs George Kittin-
ger, Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Terry, Mr.. and Mrs
II. I. Whitney, Rev. and Mrs. d. c. Garrett, Mr..
and Mrs. II. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Power,
Mr.. and Mrs. Donworth, Mr. and Mrs. Whittle,
sey. MI and Mrs J. Z; HAYDEN, Nj and Mrs
neyins, Dr. and Mrs Montgomery, Mr.. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Boone, Mr.. and Mrs. Wing,
Mr.. and Mrs. Baekus, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
yard Nentelder, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. R. shepard,
strout, Mr. and Mrs E. brainerd. Mr. and Mrs
H. d. Thomas, Tacoma; Mrs. Waterman,
Mrs; A; Z. Burton, Mrs Thomas, Tacoma; Mrs.
ker, Miss Towles, Miss Mcclellan, Miss Riley,
Miss Strive, Miss Paddock, Tacoma; Miss
Melgs MISS PADDOCK, Miss Crittenden, Miss Eff
niger, Tacoma; Miss Thompson, Miss Sheafe,
Miss Halter, Miss De Wolfe, Miss Nevins, Miss
Emery, Miss Filkins Miss Rumsey, Miss Furth.
Miss Readman, Miss Graves, Miss Shepard,
Mr.. Hal Noble, Or. Franklin s. Palmer, Mr.. l. L.
Readman, Mr., Riley, Mr.. Ahram Barker Mr.. e.
vinssfon hr A steadsa Mr. san HS Mr.
reiley, Mr.; Frank j. Wrestling, Mt. F. strive
Mr.. ". +. Bailey, Mr.. II. Meserve, Mr. Stewart
Mr.. Irving Cole, Mr. Stanley Thompson, Mr.
Chaplin, Mr.. W. I. Sharpe. Mr.. +. II. osgood, Mr.
Henry =. LOOMS. Rev. Roderick stebbins, Mr.
A. NJ Brookes, Mr. II. II. Albertson, Mr.
Rumsey Mr.. W n Redfeid, Mr.. George il
Carter, Mr.. F. Wilson Barrett, Mr.. John Gibbon,
Mr.. i. \. Halter, Mr.. Van wyck.
BENEFIT ENTERTAINMENT
On Wednesday evening a musical and dfa-
matte entertainment was given at Chsholni's
ball for the beneti, OF an industrial school for
boys that IS being founded at South Park by
Rev Father Dernanez, chaplain of Providence
hospital The programme was:
Overture .........- -.... Orchestra
list to the Convent Bells, = .
Mn James l. Clancy, Miss Grace Clancy
The Nan That Came over From Ireland
,-..t....., ..--.-..,. Mr.. John L. Curtis
laplean--'' =, .....--..,.... 'The Haymakcrs''
Three Beggars" ....-...,....M Mr. Thomas Carlin
Nioionceiio SOLO. .....-.-.. Professor Blaekmau
Table an ....... THE Annuneiation''
Mrs James l. Clancy, Mr. i. ". Hughes
''Od for Hindoostan" nr Jobn @,r,fs
The Exiles Lament. ........ Miss r. Burke
'Ihe Chinaman" ............ Mr. John +. Curtis
al Trovatore' ............. Orchestra
PROGRESSIVE PEDRO PARTY.
On Tuesday evening Miss Ella Snow gave 5
progressive pedro party NJ her home in Queen
Anne town. The successful contestants and the
prizes were. Lsdy's first prize, banner Miss
cane hMGp nope lady second prize photograph
Japanese idol Miss George street Gentle
man : FIRST prize, silk mnff.er Mr. A Fanshaw.
Gentleman second prize, Winters poems. Mr.
VIII Clayton; geutlemsn's BOBBY prize. Howe
on Games" Mr. Amos Hurlburt Tha guests
were: Miss Rose HOPKINS. Miss Jane uo0sirs
MISS Anna Hopkins, Miss Kate Rutiedge, Miss
Mcicllsu. Miss Fannie White Miss Cars B,c,,.
Mss Belle Norman, Miss Isabel Moore, Miss
htanche Pollen, Miss Gertrude Fischer Miss
Nay Guild, Miss Gussie Frcno, Miss Neiiie
tiafk Miss 6eorgis street Mr.. Jarvis Mr. Raw
o., M; VII White, Mr., i. c. White, Mr. Bixhy
Nr. Fed Walsh, Mr.. A. Fsnshaw. Mr. sam Prssi
colt, Mr.. Z. smith, Mr. r. : Brooks MIR Arnc<
hurlhuFt. Nj. y. L Mason, Nr Wftl Clavton.
MI Thomas, MI George Rockafellow.
CALICO PATTY.
The Lady Washington Dancing Climb rava
unique entertainment To their friends on last
Tuesday evening st Professor Iarp's ss,ci,-
scsdemy on sixth street. The ladies ,vcrs al
sttreG ID Calico dresses, and each brought ; 10
81 tne same naateFlsl as her dress. The gentle-
y
partner the lady whose dress cores ponded 10 his
tie. A large crowd was present and thorourhir
enjoyed the evening. ON Hext Tuesday ey,sS,i -,
the cub gives a"twilight party
QUEEN ANNE HISTORICAL SOCIETY,"
The Queen Anne Historical Society. orranizea
last September fer the purpose cf historical "
search and che intellectual and social irnnrova
ment Of its members, held is lass meeting m te
residence Of Mr. snd Mrs Cgagsin on a vr,nis
syenue. PreScctts History al tie Conors.St ~
Mexico has Just been read and philosophicaliy
discussed Aotless History Of the p,trh Re-
pnhiic will probably be read next Tho rwer,
hers Of the society are Mr. and Ms CrsgrsiT,
Nr snd Ms Crockett, Mr.. and Mrs Uar9a-
Mr. and Mrs.. Pennington, Miss ElIa Chafnher'
lain, Miss Leaora Chamberlain. NJ. fred Weh
sser and Mr. J, Il. Atkinson.
AN APrIE IrScH SOCIAL
On Tuesday evening lsxt n the residence n,
Nr. aud Nm, &, " Wzr5 tAe young people of
tde First Baptist church gave an apple lanch So
elal which Viii he remembered BY the large ana
hafpE gathering IS ere 81 the pieasssstest events
q the season. Amang those present were Mr.
I'D Mis-, NSzds NJ. and Mrs. s.eaaek, er and Ma.