The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-31

Linemen's Great BALM Burns Mem.
orx-Tradea Council Gossip.


ory-Trades Council Gossip.
TAcoMA, Jan. 30.-fspeciaI. THE first annual
ball given by the United Order Of Lnemen lsst
night at the Armory hall was an unqualified
success. Among the leading features was the
display of electric lights, about 500 ineandeseent
and twelve arc lights being artistieally arranged
about the hall All the latest improved
electric appliances were displayed, inciud-
ing motors, meters, fire alarms, call boxes, etc.
Telegraphfc communication was had with the
leading citizens OF the country, Portland Asso-
ciated Press dispatches being received. Tele-
phones were placed on the band stand. so that
the music could be heard through all the tele-
phones In Western Washington. Guests who
failed 10 follow the committees advice and
leave theis non-eleetrie watches ct home,
learned TO their sorrow that their timepieces
became eccentric when exposed TO so much
electricity. The following were the committees
in charge under the direction OF General Man.
ager Bert Johnson: Floor-John Elder, ]. l.
Kile, William kennedsy, 7. o. Conner, A. A.
Hsrrigsn, C. A. sayarian, T. C. Bayha,
: G. Lyness j. Nj. Keane, s. r. Moore
Floor direetors--S. W. Gates, William Kane. r.
C. Croft, Z. z. Salisbury. Reception-Robert
Nellist, William Eckelshaw, A. E. Dean, Fl.
Chapman, r, F. Innis, ?. z. Mcdonald. Gem
aral aFrangements--F J. Coveny, c. s. Bowie
Bert Johnson.
Music was furnished by De Langevin &
GetchelPs orchestra.
Bobbie Burns was remembered Monday night
by an entertainment given by the Caledonian
and st. Andrews Society at Germania hall. The
committees were: Door-Charles simpkins, II.
G. GilehriSt, Charles Laing. Reception-Robert
Haddow, Thomas Hurley, Alex Macdonald,
James y. Neil, George Macdonald, A. w. Wat
son, A. ;. Drummond. Floor-James B. OAR
ling, John K. Forrest, James Taylor. The pro-
gramme:
seIections-"A NIGHT wi Burns" -. Orchestra
Address OF welcome Chairman Dr. Allen
Song-"There Was a Lad" Robert Haddow
SoDg-"The Rowan Tree" 49,. Mrs. Martin
Highland fling, in costume. Miss Mabel Lynch
Address-"Burns' Judge Fremont Campbell
observation-disclosures Aud Acquaintance"
song-"@ill lie No Come Back Again -.
Recitation--"The co.ter's Saturday night
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. H. Robertson
song-"o a, the Arts" Robert Haddow
Recitation--"The Death Bridge OF the Tay..
song-"Ny Love Is Like a Red, Red Rose,
Humorous scotch sketohes-"The Pottinger-
dTaughJ' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .....t
Characters-Mr strou. & photographer. John
TAFT, ST.: John, a Muirland eotter, A. :. Drum
mond; Kase, wife Of John, A. W. Watson; Will
lie, grandson 20 John and Kate, J. 5. Drum
mond.
"Auld Lang Lyme" Company
LAST saturday evening the Da0utiess Lodge or
Good Tenn lars, to the number of 30o were ad-
dressed at Odd Fellows hall by Secretary
Meyers, of the Y. NJ. C. A. This brief programme
was excellently rendered.
eltai-"Commcncement Day" -. Miss Peteh
KecltaIseIected Miss Peteh
Vocal SOLO ........ Miss Ciaypool
Recital-"Hhat the Train Brought" .....
-dibS IeIcH
Recital-"Ihe Rugglesses' Dinner Party.
s-.----..--s. Miss fetcn
fpcAl hDiD MISS Messenger
Recital-'fhe Wreck OF the shelter .......
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Miss Petch
Recttal-selected. ...-.-..............M Miss Petch
An effort is being made to have the United
Order Of Lnemen, the Brotherhood of Railway
Carmen aud the Stationary Engineers send dele
gates TO the Trades Council.
committee has been appointed by the
Trades Council to secure hall for the council
for the transaction of business. The committee
favor locating In the Wallace block, corner of
Twelfth and streets
The Trades Council Thursday night ap-
pointed committee TO formulate petition TO
congress urging immediate action looking to
the extension OF the Chinese restriction act, and
indorsing the Senate bills OF Senators FELTON,
and Culloin