The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-25

Scenes at tho Park-Some People Who
Were There.

Were There.
The delegation that Tacoma sent over
on the Flyer to cheer on its football team
was a fine one. Fully 300 strong, it was
we'll equipped for the occasion with horns,
whistles. hundreds of yards of ribbon,
flags, and finally two roosters decked out
in the colors. The society people were
well represented, there being large num-
Der of ladies. all wearing the gold and
black of the Tacoma Athletic Club. AS
soon as the boat landed detachment about
100 strong fell in and paraded the streets
with noisy demonstrations until time to
start for the game.
At the park the eastern end Of the grand
stand had been set apart for Tacoma and
there she massed her forces, the liberal
display of gold and black making fine
effect. Down on the field the Tacoma
crowd drew up by the rope on one side of
the field and Seattle on the other. Then
as the game went on the yellow and black
and the white and blue We'd with each
other in making the most vigorous dis
play. Above the din of the horns there
rose now and then the short, jerky "Rah-
rah!" of Seattle or the long drawn-out
"Wah-hoo-wah!" of Tacoma.
The Tacoma crowd left on the return
trip by the Flyer at 2 p. m. Most of them
accepted defeat phiiosophically and a
streak OF grim humor pervaded their
shouts. which were not entirely hushed.
A every Tacoma player appeared on the
dock he was loudly cheered. Then just
before tho boat put out three cheers were
given for Dick Hurd, who refereed the
game.
Among the Tacoma people who came
over to witness the game were:
Mayor II. s. Huson and wife, Miss Whalley,
of Portland; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Anderson. Fem
wick r. Plowen, Theodore Hosmer, Miss Dick.
inson, Miss Reese. Miss Buell.. Editor Franklin
X. Lane, of the Evening Eetcs, W. Fl. Cushman,
q. w. Delamater, John s. Baker. C. T. Reese,
Richard Roedger, manager of the Ne1es, L. L.
Ellis, Ben Brush, F. I. vassauit, Miss Thomp-
son, Mrs. c. W. Griggs, Miss Grggs, Miss
Annie Griggs, Miss Patterson. Miss Evans,
Virgil Hayden, W. B. Lurty, Miss Anderson,
Miss Little, Mr.. and Mrs. l. r. Manning. Miss
Bass, Mrs. Ferriss and the Misses Ferris. Miss
Dagmar Tisdale, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen OBrien,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C.
Brockenbrougb, Miss Hammond. Miss May
Dryer. Miss Morrison, Miss Fairfowl, Mr.
and Mrs. J. 8. Boyle, Miss Isora Hayden,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pierce, Walter Loveday
T. +. Fisher. Charles Fitzmaurice, C. B. Crom-
well. G. b. Shane, E. Mcdonald. John Bum,
VI. II. t..
Harry Woodruff, Edward Hall, Thomas Hail.
S. A. Perkins. J. L. Adler, f. NJ Caldwell. A. L.
Jackson, Plain Jackson. Mr.. Crosby, Robert
Keppler, II. S. Blsckwood, Mr.. and Mrs. Brown,
William Hice, Maynard Tyler, II. G. sutton
Milo Kelly. Arthur Cole, Robert Sale HILL
Fred Case, John Semple, G. NJ. Heilig, Fred
THOMPSON, James Grove. Mr.. Hale, Edward
White, Dethlef C. Hansen, Arthur f. Grafton,
John c. Anderson. Charles +. Morse, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Lombard, o. J. H. Swift, c. e.
Hawley, Mr.. and Mrs W. l. Landell, Miss Car
men, Miss Daisy Lemon, Mr. Merriok, Dr. and
Mrs Adams, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Z. Dean
George /. Mum, ii. s. Griggs. Harry Osgood,
Walter Delamater. Miss Bowen. Charles Eber-
sole, I. X. Stevens. Fred Wright and Harry
Dickinson.
Among the Seattle people who sat in the
grand stand and boxes we're:
Mr. and Mrs. George II. Hebron. Mr. and
Mrs. Joshua NJ, W iestling, Mr. and Mrs. W. f.
Bailey. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Whit'iesey. Mr..
and Mrs. w. ). Relfe, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Garter. Mr. and Mrs. f. f. Blaine, Mr.. and Mrs
{. 1. Webb Mr.. and Mrs. E l. Sanford. Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas II. Green. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Joslyn, Mr. aud Mrs. Job 2. Lyon, Mr.. aud Mrs
George =. Ki,tinger, M and Mrs. Charles Kit
finger, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bell Dir. and Mrs.
v. II. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. a. +. MacCulsky.
Mr. and Mrs L. A. strout, Mr.. and
+. McEwan. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Smith,
Miss Relic, Miss Gcniyeve Relic. Miss Cheal,
Miss Gertrude Cheal, Miss he Wolfe, Miss
struve, Mss Riley, Miss Ferguson. Miss West
ling, Miss Piper, Miss Berry, Miss Mcknight,
Miss Louise Hayden, Miss Semp!e. Miss Henry,
prof Frank D. Barnard, Col. F. NJ. Carr, ". A.
Peters. Byron Phelps W. o. Came. Mr.. rebbis.
~ Klbbe Dr. Young, Linn Relic, Eugene Teddy
Jesse Brinker. Lieut. Hayden, James K. Hayden,
r., v. IS. Alyerson, J. Loring Wilmington,
c. 4. Burnett, Abram Barker, IL. +. Meserve. {.
-. Austin, +. Hawkins, Grin Ranke. Z, C. Neu-
fielder. George f. Fay. VIII II. Parry. d, I. Nc.
Couuughey, Howard II. Thomas, Fred X Strive,
Bars Collins. IL. :. Cook, W. b. Barry. James
g. Ne.soa, Frank Wrestling, !. y.
Hooper, 4. L Hill, c. ". Saunders,
+. l. Ssinson, Dr. J. :. Klocber. ". B. Goodwin,
George Carter, tyaaA Morley, Ben Piper, Harold
Smith. FL ArTowlnith, A s. Chandler. ". G..
Keith. DAME Gibbons, n. 7. Cross, John Glib
bon. r., Daniel Ke!leher, Joseph Hoge, Gilbert
Il Smith, }. II. Vice.. wright. Fred Bsusman. {.
Nan Wyck, George kuddy. q. A. Bureh, +. IL.
Warner, a. W. Coleman. Or ". T. Miles.