The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-11

cember o. After this week, however, when the
people can look back and think that Julia Mar
lowe and Alexander Salvini have both been
here within seven days, there is some consoia-
ton. salvini proved refreshing in his roles
and made many friends both off and on the
stage. He reminded some OF his father,
Tomasso Salvini. Indeed, at a theatec lunch
con gentleman was heard to remark that he
liked the son better than the sire. He did not
like the great Tomasso's "broken English"
This in print will no doubt interest Salvint
the younger. Tom8sso Salvini, OF course,
speaks his lines in his mother tongue.
However, this critic wonders why people
gossip about his remarks! There is
also something else to anticipate. The
cotillions are to take place this year after ALL
Finally, after talks, signs and groans on the
subject, one can feel now that they are really
to come of. 1t has been decided that the first
one will be given December q. None but the
last will be a flavor" german. Those who are
instrumental in getting these up are: Mrs. L.
R. Manning, Miss Bass, MISS Little and Miss
Dickinson. And with what pleasure will these
dances be hailed! After such a lapse of time
since any such thing as q cotillion has been
given, this will be enjoyed to the uttermosk
Christmas is approaching, of course, but no
Christmas parties or dances have been heard OF.
Trinity Guild Sold Presents.
Christmas presents were sold Thursday by the
ladies OF Trinity guild. Tables were arranged
at st. Lukes parish house, and were presided
over by the following: Linen table. Mrs. Charles
Tucker. Mrs. James Wells, Mrs John T. Red
man: fancy baskets of Michigan grass manu-
facture, Mrs. A. Reeves Ayres; decorated china,
Mrs. James Ashton, Mrs. Fred Smith; toy Nc
Gintys, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. A. C. Anderson; candy,
Mrs. J. Campbell, Miss Estelia Purinton; tea
table, Mrs. Emerson, Mrs Hanscomb: cashiers
desk, Mrs. Towne A musical programme.
q nrxn1 kvxh s~lr-
supper in the evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Dakin,
Mrs Smith, Miss Sampson and Miss Whipple
TOOK part In the musical programme
Entertained the Euchre Club.
On Thursday evening Mrs. j. NJ. Miller enter
tanned the Euchre club. which has been quite
recently organized. at her home on North Ia
coma avenue. The evening was passed most
delightfully."-, some very exciting games having
been played. novel way for keeping score
was adopted. Each one was given a pocket
pincushion with ribbon attached by which to
fasten II on. The two who had them alike
played together, aud the score was kept
by sticking pin in as each game was won.
Later in the evening refreshments were served.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ
Miller, Mr. and Mrs w. l. Laudell, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. Ii. Marble, Mr.. and Mrs. r. v. Barto. Mr.. and
Mrs J. NJ. Winslow. Mr.. and Mrs. Melbourne
Bailey, MIR. and Mrs. A. Z. Bull
Helped Open Seattle's Theater.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. v. Caesar, Miss Little, Miss
Anderson and Mr.. w. A. Bull went to Seattle on
Monday afternoon, attended the opening OF the
theater and returned homo the next day. Tho
opening OF the seattle theater was not only OF
importance to the people of Seattle, but the Ia
comans also felt an interest in it. Although"
says one of the Tacoma critics. "the performance
was not good, nothing but praise could be heard
of the theater The decorations OF the interior
were greatly admired and are certainly most
artistic"