The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-19


Hayden and J. r. Hayden, jr.
Box contained Mr.. and Mrs. F. p. Bel
langee. Mrs. s. J. Russell, Miss Nellie
Cesar and Mr.. George J. Caesar. Of Ia
coma.
Box was occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Bailey Gatzert. Mr.. and Mrs. Furth, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. L. Terry, Miss Furth and
Miss Sidonie Furth.
Box 5 contained Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. De-
laney. Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Camel and Miss
f. Stevenson, Of Everett.
Box had in it Mr.. and Mrs. r. r.
Hago and Mr.. and Mrs. Harwood Morgan.
Box s contained a party the guests Of
Mr.. Bloedel. They were Mrs. Underwood.
Miss Wardner, Miss Katharine Wardner
and Mr.. F. X. Strive.
Valentine Shadow Party.
Tuesday last was the occasion of an en-.
joyable Valentine shadow party at the
residence Of the Misses Hood. AT Lincoln
street. The invitation cards were unique
and appropriate; pierced heart was
represented in one corner and at the bet
tom was the quotation: Coming events
cast their shadows BEFORE" The house
was appropriately decorated, and upon all
sides was conspicuously displayed the
emblem OF the day-a heart pierced by an
arrow. Shadow pictures were the feature
Of the evening. The gentlemen would
choose their valentines from among the
fair shadows cast upon a screen. Many
ludicrous mistakes were made, but the fun
reached a climax when one of the young
men chose Miss Hoods young and mis-
chievous brother. who was Incorporating
in one of his sisters gowns. At the con-
clusion Of the display Of shadow pictures
each guest was given a valentine, and
much merriment resulted from the read.
ing of the verses. At the close of the en-
tertainment tempting display OF refresh
ments awaited the guests. after which they
dispersed. having spent a thoroughly en-
joyable evening. Those invited were: Mr..
and Mrs. Hood, Miss Wren. Miss Parker,
Miss Lillian Parker. Miss Pinkham, Miss
Cooper. Miss Anna Harmon. Miss Daisy
Giddings. Miss F. Smith. Miss johnson,
Miss Hood. Miss Alyce Hood. Mr.. Bunter,
Mr.. J. L. Church. Mr.. Hurlburt. Mr..
Chauncev Smith, Mr.. George White, Mr..
s. f. Clark, Mr.. Price. Mr.. George Har-
mon. Mr.. A. McCauley, Mr.. Denton, Mr..
Charles Pinkham, Mr.. Peyton. Mr.. Lin
coin. Mr.. George Seybolt, Mr.. Nat Garlic,
and Masters Charles and George Hood.
Fan Drill and Entertainment.
A musical entertainment in aid of the
library fund for the sodalities connected
with the Church Of the Immaculate Con-
ception was given at Ranke's hall on
Tuesday evening and a musical programme
was rendered. The most entertaining part
of the programme was a fan drill, partici-
pated in by sixteen girls dressed by quar-
tettes. One quartette was in white. an
other in pink, the third in blue and the
fourth in yellow. Can't. =. d. Hughes did
the drilling and the evolutions were beau
tiful for accuracy and precision. Those
participating in this drill were: Miss
Louise Heber. Miss Annie Downs. Miss
Kate Drew. Miss Susie Reynolds. Miss A.
Masel, Miss n. Masel. Miss Kittie Lauben.
hemer, Miss Blanche DeMers. Miss Lille
Kearns, Miss Cleary, Miss Belle Cleary,
Miss Elite Hill. Miss Matte Stranz. Miss
Chisholm, Miss Nellie Russell and Miss
Nellie Barry. The full programme was as
follows:
Introductory address-"sodalities". $1,000.
.:;..;;...M,; Thomas F. o'Malley
song-"when the Heart Is Young 80.
Aria with variations. for two violi.s
......Mlss J. Rosen,ha! and Miss A. Mssel
Mae QUarteste-"Iub5 Rose
Messrs W. II. Day. f. +. sieg.ey, w.
Phillips. /. +. o'Mallcy.
Piano-"lmpfomp,u" in b flat. schumsnu
Miss Mae fotyin.
Fancy dress drill. ......
-. Members of the Yound Ladies' soda,ity
Soug-"Loves sorrow. .......-... 800. Shelley
Miss Marguerite Mckinney.
Farce-"Poor Pillicoddy"--
MI Pilicoddy .................. Mr.. A. C Pierce
Mira Pllicoddy............. Miss T. Rodgers
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Sarah Buat. ............-.........Miss +. Giveler
Capt . scutt!e. -..-..-...............Mr Mr.. Ed Dow
Children's Masquerade Mt the Arlington.
children's masquerade ball was given
at the Arlington hotel yesterday after.
noon, under the auspices of the following
pa.ronesses: Mrs. Sharp. Mrs Wheeler.
Mrs Woodruff. Mrs. Chopard, Mrs Schade,
Mrs. Spencer. The characters represented
BY the children were: Stella Langdon.
schoolgirl: Ernest Wheeler, Lord Fauntle-
roy; Minnie Heiver. Grecian; Mirth Hos
ington, Folly: Mary Krux, tambourine:
Reuben Boyd, sailor: Eugene Blaine,
American dag: Freddie Hilton. Spaniard:
Minnie Sharp. Ridinghood: Eugene Long,
broken sport; Edna Scott. empire;
nilda ThedInga. domino; Josie Dabney.
Julia Chopard. sambourine; Allie Daoney,
Mamie Skinner. Kate Greenaway; George
Woodruff. sailor: Nina Snow. Turkish
girl: Arthur Cole, dude: Gertrude Izet,e,
school girl: Mamie Spencer. domino;
Ethel Garrett, domino; Charlie. Wright,
fail dress: Willie Blaine, domino: Lora
Schade, Red RIdinghood; Oscar Schade,
Inlian; Mamie Wheeler. fros, fairy;
Daisy Sharp. hiuehird; Grace Denny,
gypsy: Herbert Robins, domino.
The a.: So Whist Club.
A. the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Abrams, on the eastern shore of Lake
Union. the 80" Whist Club held its
eighth bi-weekiy meeting last Thursday
evening. The club Is composed OF the
residents of the Denny-Fuhrman addition.
All the meetings have proven delightful
affairs. So pleasant WAS the frs. series
that another will begin az the time OF the
next regular meeting. Whist is the order
OF the evening TIL 1879. when light re-
freshments are served. Dancing generally
fniiaxs The foIIo~inr were rr,Ssnt al,