The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-01
TALES OF TWO CITIES.
Society's Doings in Tacoma and
Port Townsend.
LIVELY WEEK AT THE KEY CITY.
The Townsend Clubs Initial Hop-En-
tertainments and Pancakes in
the City of Destiny.

TACOMA, JAM sl-There has been some talk of
afancy dress cotillion being given after Lent in
connection with the Cotillion Club, but whether
this talk is founded on truth, or simply on
vain, fond hope of some of the members of the
club, 1t would be difficult to state.
ATTEND THE STATE BALL
Doubtless many Tacomans will attend the
state ball at Olympia next week, but the idea of
patriotic member of society being obliged to
leave his or her native city in order to be adle to
attend ball, is somewhat CALLING to anyone
with any innate feeling of native pride How
ever, there is doubt that that great event will
be q success.
LUNCH PARTIES AND THE THEAfEE.
Even lunch parties seem at present to have
lost their popularity butt is hoped that it is
only temporary lull. The theater, too, up to
within the last week, when matters have been
slightly improved, has not held out as great
number of attractions as previously, but better
things are now promised, not only socially, but,
alas by the business men in particular-fnan-
cially.
REHEARsING A FARCE.
During the past week rehearsals for the farce,
"Ici va Parls Franzais." have taken place at the
residence OF Mr.. l.. w. Seymour. This farce
will be but one of the attractions held out by
the Girls Guild of st. Lukes church,
at the charming entertainment which
they have planned to give at st. Luke's
parish house on Tuesday evening, February g.
The curtain for the play will rise at $50. This
little farce. even If witnessed before cannot fail
TO bring smile to the face of the
most casual observer, and those who are
interested in this play will do every
thing IN their power to insure q favorable criti-
cism from the audience. During the evening
refreshments will be served, and other attrac-
lions viii aid in making that evenings pastirne
one TO be remem bered in the annals OF the en-
tertainments given by this guild. A liberal
patronage of the public is asked for by the
friends OF the guild, and if one may be allowed
to judge from previous entertainments, this re-
quest will doubtless be granted.
AND THE PANCAKE LUNCHEON.
The pancake luncheon to be given by the
Girls Guild of ST. Luke's church viii be given in
the parish house, on Shrove Tuesday, February
ST. ANDREWS GUILD.
The entertainment given Monday evening by
St Andrews Guild was well attended and
thoroughly enjoyed. The programmes:
PART I.
Recitation and Tableau. .
--..--... "Curfew Shall Not Ring Tonight"
Character Rotations "Mary's Little Lamb
Tableau..-. .."Sweet Hour of Prayer
Iableau.. Spanish Love Scene"
raDleaux.
Tableau. "Queen of Sheba at solomon's Court,
Tableau .-.....-......."A Pekin, China, Scene"
1.-TWO Scenes From Life Of Mary cneen Of Scots,
Intermission.
PART II.
Tableaux. ."solomon's Judgment
naIieauA Gypsy Scenes"
TsbIeamx spv.n,a Female ale sEfrage
Tableaux 'Pocahontas and CAPTAIN Smith
Tableaux. .sWhat are the Wild Waves SAVING
Character song and tableaux. .......
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