The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06
Tn. a,.r,a.. fair Carnival.

The sstis Fair earsivsi 81 The Firs; ~ u.
ehnYeh shsch began on Tuesday aisht last.
was a pseEoanes II success The entertainment
CONSISTED 81 tA6sssux saa ngs.c The nations
wers sapssxenfsa ~ booths beautifully and
axts.tteslgy dsaps6. and presided over hy ladies
and ysung gifAs la appropriate Costumes The
psesss represented old Grssee. "Amssies In
1885,, Japan, Spain. Iceland, Holland. Turkey.
sAussr.es ia iss8' aud scotland Mira ". r.
Gsssswln presided over the Greek ooesh. aad
w.s assisted ey Mrs Howard goslYn, Mss
Gxtaerfns Baxter, Miss NsnHiIrsd hRos ana
Miss Pear Marble. Everything ia this booth
u8s white america Il is2x' was represented
ty a booth Ia which the America nsg sas the
rns,ss proninens feature. AFs C. N. sheafa was
In easrrs. apd assisted By 1Fs Tbemas u.
Grean Mrs. @. L. Marble. Miss Compton, aud
Mis-. Thompson. OF gaeoma Mr. John L Cole
was . happy hit unels sam One OF me
raoss striking corners was the japanese display.
Thls wa. under ths patronage OF Mrs. E. b.
Fowler and Mrs. %. l. Frye. assisted by Miss
LIME FowisE Miss Ruth Cole, Miss May Ieyiand
and Miss III. Reiehsrt The booth vas 81 peal
Japanese interior The spanish tooth Was
decorated vith ysllew and scarlet. and wss the
scene of q taslsau representing Columbus sp
psallnx 10 fsabella MIRA George d. Miller per
soasssd she aassn Mr., A. A. CFsein was Co
iunbaA TIE others ia the eoota we're hrs H.
NJ Stewart Mrs. r. /. fsurt. Miss Nellie iugria
aud Mra Leo Noisa Master Leo bfawicy wss
the page OF Qusen isabella Master Lso sch1itss
plAysd second guitar. Miss Lizzie Jay Richard
son psssonas.t . sIanish girl Ia charming
manner, and repeated the same On Wednesday
nifht Iceland represented By booth ar
ranged With effects with snaw and frost MIRA
r. ~ Denny presided and was assisted by Mrs.
O. r. Mills, Mrs. T. A. Hughes. Mrs. W. Bassy.
Miss frankl.aa, Nj. Van Tasssli sad Mss
Danny In the Holland booth lyrical Dutch
scene was presented Mr. Hsary Van ASSET,
the eldest ss.iesst Of King county, was ,hs
srandfsths., aud Mrs Charles Thomas vas
srand mother. asd was assisted by Mrs. Frank
Sen asesr, Mrs W. 4. Austin, Mrs r. @. John
son. Miss Nsdgs Fowler. Miss Rose Cole aud
Mr. w. T. nrawicy. "Amsries In l6Sf' Was rep
resented y forrest, Indians and Atypicsl new
Pilgrim Kitchen. The Indians were Mf.
j. A. Hall. Miss Ovens. Miss Nan Lu-
grsa and Mrs " r. Brswlev The pilgrims
wsrss Mrs. a IT. Ryckmaa. ArN +, l. Blaine.
Mrs @ Harrsngton. Miss Ament. Mr. Fred
Hilahtngs and Miss Louise tnxrsa- The Turkish
hgoth vas In charge Of Mss ". u. George, whose
tooth was Que "a the prettissi % all she vas
sssis,ed ey Mrs. y. I. Fehfsn, Mrs. n. x Sieksis
Nils. Gertrude Lagrin. Nia ida fonts, Miss
List Mrs A. n stewart and Miss Hill NJ j.
D. Mariner and }. saith were the mandolin
riaysFs Ia this Booth. The Scotch boosh wss
fasl % al tast kppsTtatns g. that aafton. Mr
MeKenxls Monroe played ths bsspspss Mrs
fiis walthss presided ant Was assisted 81 Mise
Mar Mars Mss giarsa ayar. and Miss atasf
Each evening there was ana programme OF
music ard sshlsaux Witch sss thoroagaly an
ioFsd ay At iessf i.So people, The carnival
closed after most successful entertainment
Friday evening Al The ls3is. who tooa art
are sstisls1 70 grsss credit for the success whieA
attended, Rneff effs~Es