The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-18

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MaeCiusky and Miss Meem. Decorations viii be
in charge OF Mrs. Frank 4. Bell. Mrs. Z. e. Al
bertson, Miss DsWolfe, Miss Clark, Miss West
Hing and Miss Piper. The floor managers viii
be Miss Noble, Miss Riley and Miss strive
How many 'swallfowers" will be on hand can
only be conjeetured. The invitation Of The Ia
coma Cotillion Club to the Seattle club is a
pleasant courtesy and will doubtless be lber-
ally accepted the dates given elsewhere.
Other social events are given below.
Seattle Field Clubs Ball.
The social success of the ball to be given by
the Seattle Field Club in the theater on the 18th
inst was assured from the moment the enter
tainment was suggested, and the fact that the
demand for tickets has already nearly reached
the limit necessarily placed upon them, goes
to prove that the affair Will be financial sue
well q social one The false floor is
already In the hands of the contractor, aud
when completed will give a dancing surface az
near perfection as frst-class workmanship can
make ii. Orders for the floral decorations have
already been issued in order to give ample time
for their preparation. 1t has been decided to
serve supper in the balcony, so that the clubs
guests will be able at any time during the even
ing TO be waited upon wherever they choose to
cit, and at the same time have the double ad-
vantage of being able TO discuss very tempting
bill OF fare while watching the dancers on the
door below Everything is being done with O
view to the comfort and pleasure of those in
vited, and the bail promises to be very
fashionable and brilliant affair. The following
10 complete list of the patronesses, together
with the various committees, who will assist in
entertaining, and under whose directions the
affair Will be conducted:
Mrs. J. B. Alexander. Mrs W. L. Bailey, Mrs
A. NJ. Brookes. Mrs. Thomas Burke. Mrs NJ. J.
Carkeek, Mrs. e. NJ. Carr Mrs. G. r. Carter, Mrs.
Conway, Mrs j. T. Edwards. Mrs. C. C. Evers
Mrs. G. II. Gait Mrs. d. Ii. Gilman. Mrs. A. l..
Hall, Mrs; 6: O. Hailer, Mrs 49,, "; 4 Hardy. Mrs.
j. ,: Lovman; M,s. JOB r; Lyon.
McGraw, Mrs. F. II. 0sgood, Mrs. K. II. j. PEN
ncfatner, Mrs. W. A. Peters. Mrs. C. Power, Mrs.
T. u. Rssn. Mrs. James Readman. Mrs; Fred
Sander, Mrs. G. w. Saunders, Mrs. Fl. G. Strive,
Mrs f. II. Warner, Mrs. r. c. Washburn, Mrs.
v; II. wilson, Mrs M H. Young.
G. r Fay, MT H. /. Outline. Mr. T n Halier.
Mr.. W. A, Mcdonald, Mr.. K. II. J. Penneiather
and Mr.. c. w. Saunders.
man: Mr.. W. T. Bailey. Hon. Thomas Burke.
Mr.. Herman Chaplin, Mr.. c. II. Salt, Mr.. d. II.
gilman, Col 9: O. Haller. Mr.; G; B Klttlnger,
H. J. Pennefather, Mr.. W. A. Peters, Mr.. C. W.
Saunders. M. Lester Turner. Mr.. r. C. Wash
Floor committee-Mr. G. F. Fay. manager.
Aides-Mr. w. o. Game, Mr.. T. n. Halter. Mr.. J.
A. Jackson. Mr.: ". A Mcdonald, Mr.. }. C.
Readman. Mr.. r. h struve.
II
happens that some Ssw people are unintention-
ally overlooked on the invitation lists, and in
consequence feel disappointed at not being
asked to attend, so for the benefit of those who
are DESTROYS of going to the ball, aud who, for
want of opportunity have not yet been called
upon, the following complete list OF the clubs
members, who are the only mediums through
whom tickets OF admission are ob,ainabie is
given:
Mr. J; q Alexander, IT.. Mr.. G; Atkinson. Mr..
Thomas Burke. MIR. Z. Is. Burweu, Mr. H. W.
Baker, Mr. W. 7: Bailey, Mr. NJ. J. Carkeek. Mr..
J: K. Conway, Mr.. q. h Carter, Mr. ". o. Came.
Mr. II: Chaplin, Mr. C. T. Conover, Col. i. NJ
Carr. Mr.. Thomas Carmichael, Mr.. j. c. Camp
bell. Mr. G. l. Campbell. Mr.; L. h. Downing,
M 4: : Durham; Mr. go C. C. Eysrs' Mr. j. X
Mr. A. Fisken, sir q. f. Folsom, Mr.. W. II. Fer.
guson, Mr.. II. /. Outline, Mr.. ". b. Goodwin,
II. Gait. Mr. A. l. Han, Mr.. I. y. Halter. Mr. e.
w. Houghton, Mr.. W. A. Hardy, Col. q. o. HAL
ler Mr. / -. Hunt. Mr.. J; Il. Hayden, Mr.. 5.
g. Hiii. Mr. J. A. Jack son. Mr.. e. b. Kittingcr,
Mr.. g. = Logan, Mr.. J. II. Lowmau, Mr.. job f.
lyon, Mr. A. + Leweiiyn, Mr.. J. IL. Lewis, Mr..
w Marriott, Mr. III. ii. Meeker. Mr. f. W. MoGiu-
mis-. Mr. ". A Mcdonald, MIR. O. {. MeGilvra,
Hon John It, MetiIaw. Mr.. c. H. Noble, Mr.. +.
ns ossoSd' NJ p r: H. J fennsIs ,I Mr. ". A
Nj. j. G. Readman, Mr.. Il W. Roberts Mr.. r
N. Rasin, Mr.. +. strive, Mr.. C, ". Saunders,
Dir. +. l.. stinson, Mir II. A. Schroeder. Mr. f. f.
Sander, Mr.. 4. q. Seurheid, Mr.. ". l. Stirling
Mr.. !. r. Thompson, Mr. l. Turner, Mr. J. "
NJ w Sr "sFe NM Mr. Nc Wa;hovrp
son. MI Jere II. Wheelwright. Mir. IS. II.
Young.
Music for Second Presbyterian Church
Some time ago the session of the Second Pres.
byterisn church entered into contract 10 have
their church bu lding reseated with handsome
opers chairs. Since then Rev. Kenneth Dun
the pastor, aud the various societies o. ha,
church have been deysing ways and means 10
raise funds for this enterprise. which will cost
about 5000. To assist in this work the ladies'
Ala society gave a musicale and social on Fri
day evening at The residence OF Dr. and Mrs. J.
q. stewart, corner Willow aud High streets
North Seattle, For this occasion they secured
some of the best talent III this city. The lru-
steal programme was varied, and each number
was rendered IN All artistic manner Mrs. Dun
can acted M sccompanlst R9ireshmonts were
afterwards served by the hostess. Rev M
Duncan expects 81 an early date 10 give a lee
ture on behal. Of this work. The following Is
the programme:
.sThe spinning Song. r Cheal
Consisting Of M frank lyon MT n na,'e''S
Collins, Mr.. Gssnt Vaughn, Mr.
4 e seg!ev.
Vocal duet. Mrs J. l. Waller ana Mrs. Dawson
Scotch seiection-Piano. Prot. II. = sharpe
Recitation ..-.............,.....M Mrs. X X Hnapp
ssIection-Bas pi pes 80. Pro-; NcKeGr,s Munro
Comic song --'...-...........Ffoi. H. : Shag ps
: .alss heaI
tSIRS-| ElAiE MISS NGtt-e 1 ftfei e
hsciiation-"the Tramp" ...... Ma, h X. Knapp
kecltstioE--"RAby's Letter ....-..... Miss Cheal
soo..............-.. ...........M Mrs. }. G. Munson
buet-"Nhe ! Know That thou Art Near
Mo. Frot and Mrs. MuusGn
hcng-tThs Letter That Made Her Nine
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100. Mr. X Speuc Ger
Among those present were: Rev. Kenneth
Duncan. Mrs. prneaa, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Lyon
Mr. and Mrs. l. n. Knapp, Mrs Tsaf Nj
Tesf. Mr.. Rud Mrs Collins, Mrs. Rope, Nj aud
Mrs. Mcdonald, Mrs Stewart, NJ. ard Mrs
Ward M. ana Mrs. Iatimar. Mr.. and Mrs. Spen.
ser, Mrs. Webster. Mrs. Nsrrymen, Mr.. ami Ma
Dawson, Mr., and Mrs Waller, MIS- William
Allan. pE. and Mis- stewart, Mrs Paige, Nj and
Mr.. +, Paige. Mr. aud Mrs. Campbell Mrs.
Green, Mrs. Douglass, Mr.. ana Mrs. Mitchell, Dr.
end MFs Webster. Mr.. and Ms Given. Nj. snd
kns. GilanRen. Mrs. seGsraves, Mrs. Murray,
NJ. Harden, Mrs. McComhs. &r. and Mrs. Cbis-
hslm. p-ot. and Mrs J. {. Nuusnn, NJ. and
NJ, sjFley. MS McAllep Miss Lsitisr. Mas
Hopkins. Miss Mclean, Miss Reid. Miss 4. CheAi
Mr. Alls1, Miss Cole. Miss stewart, Miss ".
kAtsmef. MS Mclean. Miss Lnggie. Miss Robin.
scr, AAss Gs.asQs. Alss Jsanis elssou. Aass Sea