The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-08
DANCERS GET RUSTY.
Tacomas Four Hundred Long
for Summer Gaiety.
SEMINARY GIRLS MUSICALE.
esxAs Esss lGaidsn'' WIN He Sung By
The Choral socisty-Crisp
Society Gossip.

TACOMA, March 7.-Lent or some other iniiu-
euce moro subtle seems 70 have left the local
800 deserted BY gaiety. There 70 even no COM
fort held out for after Faster; NO prospect OF q
ball, or even plain, every day dance. In TACT,
II matters keep on, II II feared BY the more dis
consolate that when dance Il given one will
have forgotten how to dance, how TO oct, and
how 70 do almost anything but enjoy oneself.
DEu6HryUL SUMNER DIVERSION.
With the coming of summer, however, Il Is
h0pedt that matters win improve, reversing the
order OF things from that In any Eastern city,
where the winter y the gay season, and IN warm
sr6 people desert Their native =. cls,es
t,tns OF q the seashore Here, PEG.
pie arrive in the summer time, instead Of
going away, and, in fact, those month: are very
70 the dances at eteilacOom, picnics 1t Browne
point, Dash point and Maury's island, and. In
tacs, many other diversions to counteract the
sEnMAHY eIlls xuncALx
Every selection rendered bv the young ladies
Of Annie Wright seminary ct the musicale Wed
nesday evening was heartily applauded The
attendance was unusually large. The Washing
ton college Young men were present in body.
The programme:
Katie Bristol ana Mary Harpar.
$500 Jean Mcisese. ''''''
epa11sn UancS 10. 80; = M ~
s.vclS.neSs ssAAns sno Asu1s Su..vu.
ao,.,-. ,.,,.,;A iss minnie 6enden. $3.50.
'''.n s SsSis Higgins and Mis-. WHITE so'00"'''
Josie Parish.
"a. valse Br1lliante".. .Mosxkowski
"B. Minuet' ...............-......P aderewsh
Miss Lulu Hovey.
rilss pi.no-Th:s Misses Parish: ''s'
ard III HHn ~gkA
r.r...ie cSgnu Ps.nO-A 1a Ml.;es omtn:
DsusnssI ~ ssA1us $50. nneinDe1SeE
..usu go -. ~, .1Caaso. fsoDuc.s .re
evening at tne Tacoma theatez, under the
- cbsrsctsr. -. Us. - 91n .Acnsnse Inc cast
Robert Tyinestone : vounc artist
s,..: asiS:: pioneer: 'ali's 4 Cole 81:
......:......:.......H. =. Stone
charles Clinton, one OF the 100: j. G. Bates
aonss uos' wy neal'eo sno uncon T ven p~
Tom Wertor wc:t.rr v:,,th u.,he.t po.ht1
Ethel Uvinestone, from New York city. -.
Observation-Disclosures. Miss Kinnie Cole
Lie Downey, loving but jealous. ..-.-.....
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Miss Mamie Lacey
Ne nci.sr WIN ths cure of
.. A.a s.a .au.aa ossss Amy stone
r.-oo, n ..w.,- .-.-....-..s :. 81,
gala, and the boys sppisnded their comrade,
Tom Box, with much enthusiasm, and ON behalf
Of the troop NJ. Box was called before the cur
tain and presented the exchange with Q check
s .ctc,. i - ~ oSS ns most salensed
eA'ssS1A sSsSss ~ sA'e Soss1l"s
SOCIETY GOSSIP.
ArA w. L LAndell Informally entertained
hs nveninn 2. S 1nnet Oh evsn1ng
to- wn;ss .etrssS,.y.pst. 49, - P,sz1u
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81 v:-ca,ssrn III; ..r -. ~ ~ ~ .osos ~,
20 East for two months, where they viii lib g met
81 Mr. Allen c. Mason
The members of the Choral Society ara rehe.,..
tnr for conccrs a. vhich the hes nfiS,,l rsrtsts
ssThe Rose Maiden" viii be sung.
The members Of the Glee Club ere now prac.