The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-19

while Miss Mabel Dlcksy Was the uotner gypsy
Miss Addie Harris presided at the cooling lem
onads well, Miss Helen Peufsld dispensed ice
cream, and Miss sadie Kellogg and Miss Ruta
wstsrhouse sold pretty little boutonnisrss, and
few were the gentlemen who came and departed
without . sweet smelling nossgay. The COS
tunes of the ladies showed IN immense amount
of originality. No two were just alike Mis-.
Hilton, who claimed to possess the knowledge Of
looking into the future aud who disposed OF that
knowledge for lucre, wore her long, black nsff
loose, while on the top of her head. folded IN
turban fashion. was q large. red silk scarf.
Miss Whslley. who sold fans and curios, made
o petite gypsy and wore q picturesque
costume with . waist scarf and bangles. Aisz
Van sIyck wore ivory bracelets ell the way
down her bare arms, and dress OF rich oriental
eolers draped in pleasing fashion. Miss Addie
Harris wore rich and tasty gypsy costume. ana
from her fine head pesped forth deep piercing
black eyes that might have belonged to verita.
BILE gypsy. All the rest OF the young ladies looked
as picturesque as possible. Among the young
men IN costume were: Mt. stoddard, NJ Hutcn-
inson, Mr.. r. 7. Hawiey, Mr.. Frank Skinner, Mr.
G. K Hammond and DIR. s. C. Leonhardt, VINO
was gatekeeper. One of the features of the affair
was the playing OF the Queen City band Tnere
was fine music during the evening from sex
tette composed of Miss Julia chamberlin, Miss
Emma Atkins, Professor E. d. Crandsli, MI V
E. Bowman, Mr.. L j. colmsn and Mr.. e. A
Colman. The affair was not only complete
social, but financial success, a. well
Mrs. p. B. NJ. KILLERS Rainbow Luncheon
From o'clock until O'Clock on Thursday
afternoon MIRA p. b. NJ. Miller gave q rainbow
luncheon at her residence, Thirteenth and
Columbia streets, in honor of Miss Prindle, OF
San Francisco. The following ladies acted with
the hostess in the reception OF guests: Mrs.
John A. Baker, Mrs. Eben Smith, Mrs. Lauren
Ingels. Mrs. Hayden Mcclellan, Mrs. Reich and
Miss Nellie Miller. At the tea table Mrs WIKI
inson and Miss Carter presided, and the young
ladies who served tea were Miss Graves, Miss
May Mcclellan, Miss Towles, Miss Carter and
Miss Clark. The decorations were of the bright
est and prettiest kind. variousIy hued flowers
were utilized, producing sessuous rainbow ef-
feet, which cast changing reflections upon tne
charming costumes of the ladies assembled.
noticeable feature in decoration was ihs noral
curtains aud portieres. These were exceedingly
lovely. Late during the progress OF the affair
number OF young men came, and their presence
added interest 70 what had already proved
successful affair. Miss Prindle, the young lady
in whose honor the affair was given,
was sttired in q pretty and dainty
gown Of gray silk and looked quite
bewitching. Among those present were:
Mrs. J. B. Alexander. Mrs. w. D. Alexander,
Mrs. NJ. r. Backus, Mrs. w. r. Bently, Mrs.
AMOS DrONu, MLe NJ H. 1iI5. W. n. ASaA-
lard, Mrs. J. Boutwell,, Mrs ID. N. Baxter, Mrs.
D. X. Baxter, Mrs. John Bailhache, Mrs. s. W.
Clark, Mrs. Eugene Garfield, Mrs. E. NJ. Carr,
Mrs. Churchill, Mrs. J. l. Cantling, Mrs Carter,
Mrs. George Donworth, Mrs. T. NJ. Danlton,
Mrs. Griffith Davies, Mrs. w. l. Ellis, Mrs. A.
W. Engle, Mrs. John w. Filkens, Miss Filkens,
Miss Brown, Miss Clark, Miss French, Miss
Graves, Miss Hunt, Mrs. John A. Baker, Mrs
J. w. Adams, Mrs Z. o. Graves, Mrs. Garrett,
Me- II Me- n
Grasse, Mrs. Fred Grant, Mrs. c. II. Gait, Mrs.
James r. Hayden, Mrs. J. r. Hoyt, Mrs. Charles
Hopkins, Mrs. George B. II. HsiIbron, Mrs. Alfred
Holman, Mra Henry, Mira W. A. Harring-
ton, Mrs- A. c. Hill, Mrs. Lauron Ingels,
Mrs. d. Kellogg, Mrs. Klosber, Mrs. Kay
Mrs. w. Lewyllen, Mrs. James Leddy,
Mrs. Thomas Flint, Of CALIFORNIA;: Mrs. J.
Blanchard, Mrs. Thorndyke, Mrs. Talcott, Mrs.
J. c. Cole, Mrs. Wilmington, Miss Wilaon, Mrs.
G. II. Barker. Mrs. Forrest, Mrs. Durbrow. Miss
Durbrow, Miss Cora Clark, Misses Carter, Miss
Towles, Miss Mcclellan, Miss Conoyer, of Cali
fornia: Mrs. Fl. Lamont, Mrs. NJ. 4. Maddocks,
MIRA. A. P. Mitten Mrs. ]. r. Mcdonald, Miss Nc
Donald, Mrs Hayden Mcclellan, Mrs. Maxwell,
Mrs. H. A. Noble, Mrs. Noble, Mrs. Preston. Miss
Piper, Mrs. C. A Riley, Mrs. Montgomery Rus
sell, Miss Riley, Mrs. Rumsey, Miss Rumsey,
Mrs. Rumsey, Mrs. A. B. Stewart. Mrs. c. D.
Simpson. Mrs. f. 7. Simpson, Mrs Everett
Smith, Mrs. Warren P. skillings, Mrs. c. W.
Saunders, Mrs. r. r. Spencer, Mrs Marshal
shaffner, Mrs. L. b. Stedmsn, Mrs. 7. r. Shepard.
Mrs. C. T. Tyler, Mrs. C. W. Turner, Mrs D. II.
Gilman, Mrs. ]. W. Wilkinson. Mrs H. F. Whit
ney, Mrs. Webb. Mrs. f. A. Wing, Mrs w. E.
Boone, Mrs. ]. NJ Wrestling, Miss Wrestling,
Mrs. Mary C. Warbass, Mrs G. A. Reed. Mrs. II.
II. Whitney. Miss Lucille Smith, Mrs. ]. P
soule, Mrs. W. 5. Relic, Miss Relic, Mrs. Post,
Mrs. Painting. Mrs. Maginnis, Mrs. NJ. McMicken,
the Misses Deane, Miss Kate McMurtry, Mrs
Lewellyn, Mrs. George w. Harris, Miss Henry,
Mrs. II. S. Haskell, Mrs. E. S. Howard, the Misses
Collins. Mrs. T. II. Cam, Mrs. John Collins,
Mrs. John Fiournoy, Mrs. J. w. elise, Mrs. B. f.
Bush. Mrs. J. w. Blanchard, Miss Mena Bow
man, Mr. w. II. Mcdonald, Mr.. Myer, Mr. Nor
ris, Mr. Howard Joslyn, Mr. Redheld, Mr.. J. R.
Hayden, jr., Mr.. John Gibbon, Mr.. Jackson, Mr.
HAYNES, Mr. Harold Smith, Mr.. Stretch, Mr.. G.
Smith and DR.. Palmer
Minnesota Club Social Hop.
The Minnesota Club gave its first ssmi-annusl
social on Friday evening at ChishoIm's hall,
and was attended by very large number of
well-pleased guests. The committee under
whose auspices the affair was given was COM
posed of Mrs. Anna Moore. Mrs. A. H. Harrison,
Mr.. O. Dickinson. Mr. G. Ii. Appleton Mr.. A. G.
Creelman, Mrs. Rose Poland, and Mrs. H. L.
Wheeler. The following programme was rem
dered:
'lAie uuAfsese ID LEAD Kindly Light Buck
Messrs. Schsffer, Gibbons, Pratt, Remsberg
Piano solo-"Centennial March" $3.50. Kari May
Clara Leighton.
Rsading-sslscted., ....,... Miss Heartie Wood
solo-"Cayly Chant. We Summer Birds" .DePinns
Miss Jennie Johnson.
Ladies' quartstte-"Jack and Jill" Ford
Mrs. j. l. johnson, Mrs. A Moore, Miss j. John
son, Miss l.. Lodge.
keadins-"Minne ...........Mrs. Leighton
Violin solo-Selected. Mr. West
Piano dnat--f.nnf
-. Miss 5. Sutherland, Miss johnson
Miss Heartie Woods Rotations were yerv
pleasing, Miss Johnson sang both her solos very
charmingly, and the ladies' quartette produced
very happy effects. The whole programme
was well rendered and gave general
satisfaction. Dancing was kspt up until
late hour, and lemonade flowed
Mr. and Mrs. E. Leighton. Mr.. aud Mrs F. P.
Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Chiniquy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Muuson, Mr.. and Mrs. Noonan, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
H. Randall, Mr.. and Mrs Harrison. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ward Mr.. and Mrs w. u Whitaker, Mrs II
Giileti, Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. II. L. Love, Mrs l. x
Booth, Mrs. A. Poole, Mrs. Schultz Mrs ]. L.
Johnson, Mrs II. l. Wheeler, Mrs c. McCord
Mrs Hattie Love, Mira. Rose Poland, Mrs. Thor
sen, Mrs. Kellogg, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Moore, Mrs.
Kerkow, Mrs w. F. Jones, Mrs. A. II. MeDermid,
Miss Beaubier, Miss Gray, Miss Ella Prillman,
Miss Jennie johnson, Miss MAY Sluyter, Miss A.
f. Trask, Miss l. spinharney, Mas Gilbert, Miss
f. Lamb, Miss Annie Russell, Miss Lizzie Rus
sell, Miss c. Mclean, Miss Nellie Somervile
Mas q, Gilleti. Miss Eebinrhouse, Miss Mile
Walenourg, Miss G. schultz Miss l. Lodge,
Miss II. Lodge, Miss II. Wood, Miss c. leighton.
Miss Hall, Miss Arehsmbeault, Miss Florencs
Moore, Miss Baby Noonau, Mr.. Crotfnt, Mr.. GIL
bert, Mr.. Kahsley. Mr.. J. Z. Ellis, Mr.. Miles, Mr.
NJ. Booth, Mr J. A. Venard, Mr.. J. II. sprsgus
Mr.. J. Gibbons, Mr.. ScAaffer. Mr.. Remsberg Mr.
Barr, Mr.. Dickinson, Mr.. I. W. Gordon, Mr. F. 2
Millet,, Mr.. W. Il. White, Mr. J. Wallace, DIT