The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-10


.s.sies and club dances the prime pal
- vss the ladies' blsck-face Ministries
IS. wednesday evening. The masquerade
"a !, Psosch's hall on Thursday evening
- ssso pretty affair. The death of Mrs.
slauss K. shepard has cast gloom over
s<;sty. and the nrst Of the series Of after
go charity parties which was to have
- eiyen tomorrow az the residence of
- d. G. Bond has been postponed In
nnssqusnce I'm Ill next Saturday.
The Chsnuka Festival.
M chanuka festival, which took place
= Monday evening at q. A. r. hall.
| HIoeksey block. was success. 1t Was
stsso BIZ the young ladies of the auxiliary
| Z he temple and was their first attempt.
As:N Miss Degginger, the president Of
e society. made few appropriate Te-
nnrks in regard to the objects Of the so
Sesy. which are. first. TO promote sociabiI-
/ n among the members of the congrega-
ssa. and, secondly, TO assis, the congrega-
toa financially. She also expressed her
ratification 1T seeing so many friends as
~molsd and assured them that their en-
arrangement was appreciated by every
member of the auxiliary. A piano duet
~ next rendered by Miss Becky sehoen-
| lid snd Miss Carrie Fran enthal. Mr.
Jscobs sang "Speed On next. which was
veil received The third number was q
nag and dance by little Vera Jacobs. The
sexs number was duet for either and
ssno BY Miss Friend aud Prof. Martius.
Mss Grunbaum next sang beautiful
German song. Loves Sorrow" Miss
JaIis Rosenthal next played q violin
sclo. The skirt dance was prettily sx-
euted by Miss Mabel Jacobs. The last
sambers afforded much merriment. when
NJ. Ka.z represented a Chinese theater.
Be vas assisted by FIVE Cinnamon. who.
urhaps, are considered fine musicians
ID their own country, but American taste
b not cultivated TO such high degree.
CoEee and cake and lemonade were served,
nd the remainder of the evening spent
u dancing, which continued till o'clock.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
|. Echoenield, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Singer
nan, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Gottstein. Mr.. and
Ma. +. h. Friend, Mr.. and Mrs. n. Deg
ringer. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fortloui5. Mr..
snd Mrs. NJ. Frederick. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ).
Hsyer, Mrs. Nicholson, Mr.. and Mrs.
1 Monheimer. Mr.. and Mrs. X. Gott-
asin, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. A. Gottstein,
Nj. and Mrs. s. AronsoB. Mr.. and Mrs.
frank, Mr.. and Mrs. bernstein, Mr.. and
MA Dallin, Mr.. and Mrs. Grunnaum. Mr..
md Mrs. Dahl. Mr.. and Mrs. I. Rosenthal.
w. and Mrs. Elster, Mr.. aud Mrs. ).
Dhyis Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Winehili. Mr..
snd Mrs. A. l.. Cohn. Mrs. Schultz. Mr.. and
Mn. Newman. Mr.. and Mrs. Hirshland.
NJ and Mrs. S. Frauenthai, Mr.. and Mrs.
v. Kierski, Mrs. A. Wilzinski, Mrs. NJ.
wii1inki, Mr.. and Mrs. |. Buxbsum, Mr..
na Mrs Morgenstern, Mr.. and Mrs.
lseobs. Mrs. Kaufman, Mr. and Mrs.
kser, Mrs. Newburger. Mr.. and
Nm. Sol Blum. Mr.. and Mrs. Uhl-
kider. Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman,
Ma Dinkeispeil, DIR. and Mrs. Brown,
Nj. and Mrs. Goodman, Miss +. q. Deg
ginger. Miss Kahn. Miss Friend. Miss
Hsien Friend, Miss WIlzinski, Miss +.
Wlrinski. Miss shapero. Miss cohn. Miss
Schultz. Miss Minnie Schultz, Miss New
nan, Miss Dahl, Miss ~ Dshi. Miss s.
Go,istein, Miss /. Gottstein. Miss Rosen-
hal, Miss Portuguese, Miss Goodman.
Miss " Goodman. Miss Grunbaum, Miss
Davis, Miss Blum, Miss WinehiH. Miss
yswberger, Miss b. wbcrger. Miss Eda
Davis, Miss Levy. Miss Minnie Newman,
Mss B. schoenfeld, Miss c. Frausnthal.
Mss Somers, Miss Julia Rosenthal. Miss
Ida cohn. Miss Ill. Cohu. Miss G. Uhi-
alder Miss b. Jatfe. Miss b. Kelly, Miss
Noel, Mr.. L. bernstein. Mr.. X. Schoen-
stld, Mr.. A. +. kalter. Mr.. /. Gottstein,
Mr. s. Brown, Mr.. II. Schoenfeld, Mr.. III.
A. schoenieid. Mr.. $. Bornstein, Mr. s.
Davis. Mr.. L. Abrams, Mr.. u. Davis. Mr..
A. Bernstein, Mr. III. Jalfe. Mr.. ). Moses.
Mr. Hyde. Mr.. Daniel Gibbons. Mr.. $.
Lewis, Mr.. NJ. Grunbaum. Air. l. kohn,
NJ T. Herold. Mr.. Goldforh. Mr.. Frank
saherg. Mr.. NJ. Schultz. Mr.. Brown. Mr..
Phlllips. Mr.. Aarons. DR.. schoenle, Mr..
balin. Mr.. Coh!antz, Mr.. Kate. Mr..
nonsa. Mr. Martins, Mr.. :. Levy. Mr.
friedman. Mr. w. WiEinski. Mr.. W.
saliman, Mr.. Cline. Mr.. Schultz. Mr..
Portuguese, Mr.. Levy and many others.
The Carnival OF Holidays.
On Thursday aud Friday evenings the
aides Of the First Presbyterian church
Fsse carnival Of holidays in the base
beat Of the new church building, on
Fourth and Spring streets. II was n
h1hly successful affair, the church bein Z
crowded with visitors. Mrs. X. j. Ely was
saHerintendenl of the carnival. Each OF
ne principal holidays in the year was
Fpsesen,ed by booth, at which articles
appropriate To the daY were sold or dis
lsased. At the left Of the entrance was a
rse space curtained off with rugs and
hasf
saa waters we're dispensed free by Mrs.
saason F. Bsckus. Mrs. Fremont Cole.
mn. A. /. McEsan. Mrs. Alexander ALI
"a. Mr.. Il. III. Mckee and Mr., Irving T.
zoe THIS booth represented New Year $
sN Mex, 10 IL WAS the -. Valentines day
soota. presided over by Mrs. :. Ill. Ronksy,
sass Mary MYERS, Miss smoke. Miss Flor
'se saoke. Miss Kelly. Here there Was
sasa up postoltlee, and fancy vSlea-
-aes Of al kinds and tissue paper articles
ae sold. Adjoining vas the Wsshin x
birthday booth. where some nagnin-
WHY embroidered linen articles were sold
eAsef eayegs, vho sought to ouibid each
sAsf In premiums offered for certain
s'sasiss. This boath was presided over ~
- MONTGOMERY Russell. Mrs. John +.
~s &saNs = J. CGAtIs EAeFNr N&s
,Vsented by the candy bootb. where
1 A. T. Hill. Miss Wells, Miss Per-
s'Ssas. Miss Alison and Miss Corey dis
sassd homemade sweets May day ~As
sseeseaied by the aoHer booth. This
Bower 81 flowers and vines with a
nsssed Nay pole erected in the eenter.
s oestonnlsres. hsad bouquets and
sa Howers were sold by Mrs. q. 4.
sae, Miss Augustine. Miss Gertrude
sa sad Miss Bessie Beach. Ailoin.
s1's sas the eoosh representing Labor
where al manner Of useful house
a's'eles seEe disposed of by Mrs Il
- NAGtE ~ / II Ia .A..-t..,r, Mr. 3