The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-08

hanson. Mr. ana Mrs. Frank Musseser, sII; and
Mrs. r A. Preston, Mr.. and Mrs A. u. whitney,
Mr. and Mrs. r. G. Hill, Mr. and Mrs: Z. u;
Gerrish, Dr.. and Mrs. @. s. Armstrong, Mr and
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. A. Boot, Mr. and Mrs J; D.
Ready, Mr. and Mrs. Labaree, Mr.. and Mrs, .. J;
Il tel, Mt and Mrs. j.. N; Jordan, Colonel and ID
Horr, Mr.. aud Mrs. George. shannon;
Mr.. and Mrs. Leiderman, Major and
Mrs. c. N. Barton, Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Hiltz, MT.
Epps, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Phillips, Colonel aud
Mr. and Mrs A. il. Chambers, Mt. and Mrs. Cav
Miss Young, Miss Burr. Miss Tarbell, Miss
Laughton, Miss semple. Miss Rumbaugh. Miss
Morse, Miss Crawford, Miss Howell,
Miss Lee sM Miss Brown s Mss Bryan. Miss Prlee
Calkins, Miss Wood, Miss Allen, Messrs. J. ".
sfsn On E Ks1man Dr. + Jenso
Harris, d. c. Conover, j. NJ. Miller, Thomas
Payne, George Bothell, W. E. schrieker, Charles
Moore, c. s. Randall, D. 5. Baker, < Martin.
d. Lazier, Gould Armstrong, of New York City;
NJ Anderson. w: b. McKenny, Tim Mekenny,
J. W. Frame, L ". ostrander, Thomas Il Boyd
S. c. Woodruff, A. A. Plummer, J. J. Edens, J..
L Murray, Ira G. Rockwell WELL T. =
Bette n Frins, MTs t.. $ eo ~ perGlya Z
Tillotson and Miss Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. y.
Cheim, Mr. oppenheimer, r. c. Robertson, Mr..
sternberg, Misses Dora and Emma sternberg, T.
E. Gregg, w. A. Newell, Mrs. l. Ellis, G. q. W hit
lock, w. II. Reid and wife, Ray Laughton-
coTrLLIoN CLUB DANCE.
The Cotillion Clubs dance on last Friday even
ing, at Chisholm's hall, was n delightful affair.
The arrangements were OF al elaborate nature
and larger number than usual were in attend
ance. The hall was artistically decorated with
evergreen and foliage plants. The cotillion was
led in excellent style by Mr. c. W. Saunders,
who introduced some novel figures. Wagner's
First Regiment orchestra furnished splendid
music Tor the dancing and dainty resi-
Garrett and Mrs. r. G.. Washburn were the pa
tronesses. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
G. Il; Heilbrcn, Mr.. and Mrs Z; A; strou., & M.
Tingle, Mr.. aud Mrs. Z. NJ. Carr, Mr.. and Mrs c..
+. Whittlesey, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Fiskin, Mr..
and Mrs. I. b. Hardin, Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Lyon,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. j. l..
Wilmington, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Neyins, jr., Mr..
and Mrs: c. w: Saunders, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
smith, Mr. and Mrs. w. p. skillings, DIR. and
and Mrs. g. Donworth, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Ter
~, Miss Kelly, OF St. Paul, Miss Thompson, of
Tacoma, Miss Furth, Miss Nevins, Miss De
Miss sheafe, Miss Anna sparling, Miss CLARK,
Miss Towle, Miss Piper, Miss Henry, Miss Sruve,
Miss Carter, Miss Jessie Carter, Mr.. r. K. Strive,
jr., Mr.. Il. W. Baker = Mr.. +. T. Hailer, Mt. ".
II. Wilson, Mr.. p NJ. Hurd, Mr.. G. K. Carter,
Mr.. q. 4. Fay, Mr.. w. A. Mcdonald, Mr.. John
Mr.. 4. B. Albertson, Mr.. ]. Meade Emery, Mr..
C. B. Nichols, Mr. D. Kelieher, Mr. +. A. Bell,
Mr. II. 5. Claiming, Mr.. c. H. Noble, Mr. w. NJ.
harrington, DR.. Palmer, Mr. !. I. Cole.
SONS OF VETERANS BALL.
The second annual ball of the Sons Of Veterans,
which will take place at the Armory next FRI
day night, St. Valentines eve, promises to
eclipse the first. The decoration committee,
consisting of Mr.. A. Lee Willard, chairman, and
quite number OF the Sons of Veterans, promise
to eclipse all former efforts at decoration. The
committee have the promise of over 200 canary
birds, which will be suspended from the ceiling
and arches, and will be grand feature OF the
ball. Ii will be q race between the orchestra
and the birds to who can make the most
music. A perfume fountain will be placed in
the center OF the flower garden, behind which
the music will be hidden from view. The hall
will be decorated with handsome flags, besides a
large number OF old WORKOUT battle flags and
pictures of dead heroes, Transforming the hall to
a bower of beauty. The committee on arrange
ments, consisting OF Mr.. Koch, Mr.. E; C. Allen,
Mr.. j. ]. Brown, Mr. II. ii. Philips, Mr.. Frank ].
Hemen, Mr.. George f. Derby and Captain E. w.
Young, have left no stone unturned to make the
ball success. The committee thought 1t mex
pedient to endeavor TO mail invitations to all the
ball-going people, as well as the old veterans,
Tor fear that some persons might be sighted.
The committee, however, will see to it that no
improper Characters are allowed to enter the
hall on that evening under any circumstances.
The following members have been selected to
act as reception committee: Captain E. w.
Young, Department Commander NJ NJ. Holmes,
Commander S. +. Street, of stevens Post; Com
mander Alexander, of Miller Post; Colonel J. C.
Haines, commander First regiment, Washing
ton National Guard; Lieutenant II. H. Philips
and Lieutenant orla George, of the Sons OF
Veterans.
DANCING PARTY.
On last Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. NJ. F.
Backus delightfully."- entertained their friends at
their residence, LIP jefferson street. The in
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splendid music was furnished by Vaughan's Or
chestra.. The evening was given up TO dancing
and card playing. Those present were: Mr..
Canfeld, Mr.: and Mrs. +. NJ Daul;on. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclellan, Miss Nc
Iellan, DR.. and Mrs. Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
P. Hill, Judge and Mrs. Burke, Mr.. and Mrs ].
c. Wilmington, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. C. Groves Mr..
and Mrs. W. r. Maxwell, Mr. and Mrs. W. II.
White, MI and Mrs. Charles H. Kittinger, Mr.
and Mrs. I. b. Hardin, Colonel and Mrs. j. C.
Haines, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ J. Carkeek, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Il. Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Reed, Mr.
and Mrs. c. NJ. Ogden, Mr.. aud Mrs. II. b. Bag
Judge and Mrs. strive, Mr.. and Mrs. David KEEL.
logg. Miss Shepard, Miss Towle, Mr.. E. W.
Clark; Mr. Il E w, F. Coulter MI Theodore Halter
p. Palmer, Mr.. George F. Fay, Mr.. Harold
Smith, Mr.. William Redfield.
SURPRISE PARTY.
On last Monnay evening Miss Ella Sawyer
was given a surprise party by number of her
friends at her home, 500 Olympic avenue. The
evening passed pleasantly with cards, music
and dancing, and refreshments were served
hose present were: Miss Ella Sawyer, Miss
Gussie Trenot, Miss Georgia Sweet, Miss Rose
Hopkins, Miss Nellie CLARK, Miss Jane Hopkins
Miss Anna Hopkins, Miss Kate Rutledge. Miss
Isabel snow, Miss Ella Snow, Miss Cora clifford
Miss Jenner, Miss Fannie White, Miss Nc.
Lelian, Miss Clara Bogue, Miss Belle Norman
Miss Isabel Moore, Miss Blanch Pollen, Miss
Gertrude Fischer, Miss May Guild, Miss Nellie
Clark, Mr.. Fred Walsh, Mr. A.. Fanshaw Mr.. p
smith, Mr.. Jarvis fawcett, Mr.. Will White, Mr.
r. 5. Brooks, Mr.. Amos Hurlbut, Mr. Nelson l.
Mason, Mr.. VIII Clayton, Mr.. sid Thompson
Mr.. George Rockfellow.
Market STREET CHURCH
The ladies OF the Market street Baptist church
gave delightful supper and social on Friday
evening. The house was crowded as usual. a
good supper was served, ana general good time
had by all. The programme after the supper
was exceptionally good. An organ solo BY Mrs
White, the organist of the church, received
hearty applause. recitation by Miss Hattie
Palmer was much enjoyed and received an en-
core. Mrs. q. 4. c. Rochester rendered a vocal
solo which was very charming. Mira Peene APP
peared Tor the hrst time before q Seattle audi.
ence. Her recitation was excellently rendered
her elocutionary attachments being of high
order Professor sharp closed the programme
compliments upon the success of the entertain
ment
BAPTIST CHURCH SOCIAL.
On last Wednesday evening pleasant social
WINS given at the North Seattle Baptist church
IN honor of the first anniversary of the pastorata
of Rev. Thomas Baldwin During the evening
splendid programme was given, consisting q,
vocal solos by Mrs. Fanny Perry Gage reeita
tons oy Miss Palmer and Miss House, and al
anthem by male quArtette. Excellent refresh
ments were served At one time during the
evening, when there was recess. Rev. T. w
Read, OF the Market street Baptist church. called
fF1n - Rev Mr. Rail- =