The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-12
TACOMA GROWS GAY.
Approaching One Continuous
Round Of Pleasure.
PoPuLARAAsATEuRTHEA
Delighted Dance ss Hotel Kschester-
Jeyess Celebrates Of . Golden
Weddiae-PessonaIs- Chat.

DELIGHTED Dance ss Hotel Kschester-
Jeyess Celebrates Of Golden
Weddiae-PessonaIs-
TACOMA. April I'LL Jacob Seeing the
Elephant Was the social feature Of the week
III jacob" was produced BY local tsient We'd
nesday evening 1t the Tacoma theater for the
benefit OF the chiIdren's Home. The Lend-a-
Hand League had charge Of the affair and the
house was fairiy web filed. Mrs C. b zabsiskie
was Entrusted with the arrangement of the
details OF the entertainment, and the stage
management: was under the direction Of her
husband The programme:
Buzlesqne Operetta in three scenes-ail ia
SoDi .-.-..---.-----.---,----
DRAMATzs PERsoyx:
Jacob. retired bootbfack, now Z million
ARE. who returns to his native land TO
wed the maiden Of his youthful love.
Lucy Ann. the fair maiden Of hi. choice sna''a
Mrs. c. b. Zabriskie
sophsonia, young LADY Of fortune ard issl.
Reading, orisinal-aoid Love Letter.
Robert Sale Ain, with impyoyised piano
obligato and accompaniment by
Music = =. s''e.s- Spanish students
Farce, in one act-.Seeing the Elephant
BY George u. Baker
cHAKAcTHRs:
Silas Somerby, . farmer, occasionally ad-
HAIRY Hold dS ans si Dotse MAJ: ION BOX
Bias Black, teamster. Frederick Mottett
aniPny, ianorer. Allison Sears
Rachel Somerby, his wife. II IS Copeland
sally Somerby, his daughter. Mrs Robert Price
The boxes were occupied BY Judge Frank Allyn
and party. W. 81 Woodruff, Paul Schulze, l. E.
Post and family. Measrs. Gross and party, W. D.
Tyler, J. c. Brockenbrough, j., c. B. Hurley
ana party. Among those present were: Mr..
and Mra Oscar Suhn. Mr.. and Mira J. W. Nor
III, Nj. ana Mrs L r. Manning, Mr.. and Mrs.
{. A. snowden, Miss Pay Fuller, Mrs. E. N.
Fuller, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Collyer, Mr.. and
Ms l. z. sampson, Mr. and Mrs. J. l. Hopkins,
MI. and Mrs. Nelson Bennett, Rev. and Mrs.
W. +. Copeland, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel wilkeson,
WICK. MI and Arx w. H Cushman, the Misses
Paddock.
DANCE At HOTEL ROCHESTER,.
One OF the principal events during the past
week was the dance given at the Hotel Roch-
ester on Tuesday evening. Both the dining
rooms were cleared for dancing, and the Spanish
Students, stationed near the doors Of one room,
diseoursed music throughout the evening. The
dancing began about O'Clock. and the pro-
gramme lasting till almost II During part Of
the evening refreshments were served. About
II O'Clock the cotillion began, led By Miss Anna
Griggs and Mr. J. McElroy, il. Several figures
were danced Among those present were:
p. A. = smitn. MIS- willard smith, MS.
PARSONS, MrS. h. FOSTER Mrs. Turreus Mrs.
Alter, Mn. J. McEIroy, Mrs. A. C. Foster, Mra.
Morrtson, Mrs. Fred Snow, Mrs Hugh Wallace,
Mrs. w. !. LAudell, Miss Smith. Miss DeKiekscn,
Miss Maud Smith, Miss Dickinson, Miss Eff
finger, Miss Woodruff, Miss Helen Woodruff,
MISS Anna unsgs, mss seymour, Mis- Jessie
SEYMOUR, MISS dAi, M. !. NeEiroy, NJ. MOrr1-
SON. nj rIed snow M 4. Foster. NJ. Par
son' ME W: A. steln5erg, MI. Hugh Wallace,
M. w. l. LandeiI NJ w. E. Best, MI. J.
NcElroy, jr-, Mr.. H. 8. Nissan, Nj. Z. Smith,
M. willard smith. ~. 3. w Enos. MI. ". Alter,
Mr. z. ". ilottef, Nj. r. :. Bull, Ar. W. A. Bull,
Nj. litter, M + Hacker, MI. A. c. Smith, Mr..
-. stewart, MT. 1yte4, NJ. Hayden, Nj Iurren
'.no aaf' "olie.
1ffo6kAP1i Cal UNION BALL
AfIfngemenss havs been completed Tor the
Typographical Cnion ball to be given May =, At
Germania hall The following have been Sc
cured to publish paper hourly during the pro-
gress OF the ball: Business manager, d. A.
Maulsby; editor-in-chief, K. s. Fisher; city ed
1tor, James I. Boyer; reporters, Tom Aihles,
Miss Minnie Gilliatf, Miss Lillian Hitchcock,
W. e Ackerman, Aarshall Fell and others; con-
uioutors, all members OF the union; copy cut
tiers, Fred Baker; proof header, E. l. Herrif;
foreman, Leroy simpson; the devil, Rudolph
.s,ss ~ g Iol ~ wy L.e"1yI'
rsIap n nls"os psru, ~ oesseI, husn
m D,n MY, 15p ,ones, y. .. 0ucnsnan:
a. aaaA'"n' ~ g D. y. ureene ana
Yoxor.a a, NY ~vrn,xe
o.o.S soID1S .Aose.
luesoay u ,ne iemhy residence NO. sSo
etleet, was celebrated the golden wedding OF
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Young. who were mar
yied In Michigan in 1851. Mr.. and Mrs Youag
settled at Old Tacoma in 1874 -Four of their i've
daughters are married to residents Of Pierce
county, the nth being the wife OF Representa-
tive Candy, OF Spokane. Of the three sons of
the aged couple, Byron Young, of this city, was