The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-19
Leap Year Ball ut Port Gamble.


A most successful leap year ball was given by
the young ladies of Port Gamble on Friday
evening June 10. The hall was very tastefully
decorated and the thoroughness of the arrange
ments reflects great credit on the lady managers.
Professor Christians orchestra from Port
Townsend furnished the music, and at
D. m from 100 to $50 ladies and gentlemen
Gil the gray shadows OF dawn were creeping
DER the sky the joyous feet of the dancers kept
time with the sweet strains of the musicians.
Among those present were: Mrs. E. g. Ames,
Mrs. William Walker. Miss l. A. Jackson, of
San Francisco; Miss Grace Story, of Alameda:
Miss Emma White, Mrs. Cranmer, Miss Caro- G.
Connick, Miss Inez G. jameson, Mrs. J. G. Fer
guson, Miss Blanche Robinson, Miss Florence
Gaddis, Miss Addic Jackson, of Enohomsh;
Miss May Bowling, Mrs. ID. l. jackson, Mrs. T.
R. Jones, Miss Pearl Wright, Miss Lizzie Kier-
nan, Mrs. Fitzhenry, Miss McInnis, Mrs. Hans
com. Mrs. Baker, Miss Green, of
Seattle: Mrs j. E. GuptilI, of Seattle;
Mrs. Martell, Mrs. White, Miss Ella McInnis, of
Seattle; Mrs. Herman, Miss A. Mclnnis, Mrs.
Morgan, Miss Nellie Best, Mrs. E. Thomas, Mrs.
Robertson, Mrs Cox, Mrs. bowling, Miss Min
ME Best, Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Fairfield. Mrs MUIR
ply, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Cove,
Misses Eva, Carrie, Emma and Mamie Cove,
Mrs. Mckay, Mrs. Livermore, Mrs. Longfellow,
Mrs. Gribble, Mrs. Seavsy, Mrs. Thompson, Mr..
Dan Duggan, Mr.. Ed Wright, Mr..
ii. Watson, Mr.. Kenneth Stewart, Mr.. N.
Pitcher, Mr.. Lou Brusta, Mr.. +. Carroll, Mr..
]. II. Murray. Mr.. A. Borgeson. Mr. Otto Heiss,
Mr.. II. l. Griffin, Mr.. A. w. Jackson, Mr.. William
Walker; Captain J. b. Libby, of Port Townsend;
Mr. Z. G. Ames, Mr. C. r. Cranmer, Mr.. J. H.
Crombie, Mr.. X. W. Condor, Mr.. j. p. Conway,
Mr. 7. v. Warrington, Mr. George N. Kimball,
Mr.. H. c. Sawyer, Mr.. J. G. Ferguson, Mr.. Z. c.
Fitzhenry, Mr.. w. Z. Smith, Mr.. f. l.. Drew,
Mr.. X. Howard, Mr. d. l. Jackson, Mr.. J. "
Toland. Mr.. J. II. Hanscom, Captain Baker,
Mr. J. L. Herman, DIR. J. l. L. Marbourg,
Mr. J. Thompson, Mr.. James White, Mr.. d. Nc
lnnis, Mr.. !. K. Jones, jr., Captain w. W.
Plumb, Mr.. C. Babcock, Mr.. Will Wright, Mr.. p.
i. Phelan Mr.. VIII Thompson, Mr.. ID. c. Cox
Mr. William Bowling, Mr. b. Sloan, Mr.. B. ii.
Nichols, Mr. q. A. Fairfield, Mr.. J. Richardson.
Mr.. l. Clark. The following were some
of the prettiest dresses, pink being the
prevailing color Mrs E. j. Ames, white
China silk and black lace, corsage of roses;
Mrs. William Walker, rich black aud white
silk; Miss i. A. Jackson, brown and fawn col
ored silk with lace; Miss Grace Storey, pink silk
and lace: Mrs. Cranmer, pink silk and lace; Miss
White, white lace; Miss lnez Jameson, blue
surah silk and white null with saifrano roses;
Miss G. g. Connick, sea foam albatross;
Miss May Bowling, old rose aibatross;
Mrs. Ferguson, white embroidered dress, La
France roses: Mrs. Leslie Jackson, tan figured
crepe and green silk Miss Gaddis, pink and
white null; Miss Pearl Wright, black silk: Miss
Addie Jackson, pink silk: Mrs. Fitzhenry, black
lace; Miss Lizzie Herman, pink null and lace;
Mrs. Guptill, fawn-colored albatross Mrs.
Herman, black lace; Miss Blanche
Robinson, rich queen albatross: Mrs
Jones, pink null and black velvet;
Mira Martell. black albatross and pink silk;
Mrs. Robertson, white muslin; Mrs McInnis,
gray cashmere and brown silk; Mrs
Hanscom, brown and fawn-coloTed silk
and lace; Misses Best, white muslin;
Miss Green, brown Henrietta aud lace: Mrs
Thomas. white null and black velvet: Mrs.
Murray, blue and white lawn: Miss Lizzie Kim
hall Ii