The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-17


them. 20 be good until the end of the quar-
ter next succeeding the one for which
they were issued. Ladies day Is an expe-
riment.
The Tiiting Tournament.
The grand fitting tournament of the
held OF the cloth OF gold which will be
held on September .. promises TO eclipse
all other social events of the season. II
VIII 1t the same time mark the close of the
seasons outdoor festivities with glorious
spectacle and inaaguraie the indoor CAV
cites OF the winter season with great
splendor. 1t will be held under the
auspices and for the benefit of the Bureau
OF Associated Charities, and will be given
according 10 ehivalric custom and with
medieval splendor by the Sir Knights OF
Puget sound. The committee of
the bureau in charge OF the az
far are Joseph Shipper. Maj
w. V. Rinehart, Mrs. w H. H.
Green, Mrs. c. +. Fishback and Mrs.
George II. Hebron. Several gentlemen
prominent il social affairs have the de-
tails OF the tournament in charge and
they have erected the arches on the base
ball grounds from which the rings are
suspended. which the knights will cap
ture ON the point of their lances. In the
evening the queen of the tournament and
her maids of honor, selected by the
premier knight CT the tournament and
those who approximate him in excellence,
VIII be tremendously crowned al Ranke's
hall amid a profus!on of flowers, elo-
quence and music. alter which the royal
quadrilie will be danced, followed by
grand ball. The First Regiment band
will furnish the music. The form OF enter
tainmeni is very popular in the South and
Southeast and its production here was
at the suggestion of Mrs. A. Z. Hill.
who formerly lived in Maryland. Those
who have already signitied their intention
OF taking part in the tournament are Mr..
A. P. Hill. Mr.. George Folsom. Mr.. p. +.
Smith. Mr.. John Gibbon, jr, Mr.. r. A.
Bell, Mr.. Richard Cox. Mr.. G. A. Burch,
Mr. Il. T. L. Hill, Mr.. Charles Kittnger
and number OF gentlemen from Tacoma
and Everett Others who desire to take
part should confer with Mr.. Hill. Mr.. Glib
bon or Mr.. Smith, the committee in
charge.
University STUDENT Dance.
Prof Lopp on Friday evening gave a
bali TO state university students and
friends at the Arlington hotel. IL was a
delightful affair. The dancing was over
by half past II. Those present were:
Prot. and Mrs. Mark Bailey. Mrs. I. NJ.
Catch. Miss Jennie Straud, Mrs. +. Ii.
Moore. Miss II. b. Moore. Miss Grace
Haven, Miss Mabel Davis. Miss Gertie
Page, Miss Lena Graham. Miss G. Balm
bridge. Miss L. E. Hanford, Miss Dollie
Smith. Miss f. Parke, Miss Mabel PaTke,
Miss Helen Mcknight. Miss Eva Winsor,
Miss NJ. L. Spencer, Miss Mamie Skinner,
Mrs. NJ. III. Young. Mrs. Shumer, Mrs.
Graham, Miss Grace Catch, Miss
Myra CLARK, Mile. Marie Cameneu.
Miss Helen Anthony, Mrs Warren,
Miss Maud Walker. Miss Mabel Sheanan,
Miss Jennie lnglis, Miss Eta Alexander,
Miss Edna Powers. Miss NJ. Bernice
Parke, Miss Winfred Wade, Miss Mamie
Russell, Miss May CIohecy. Miss Bertha
Young. Miss Mable Davis, Miss Grace
Barager, Miss Howe. Miss Howell. Miss
Parsons, Mr.. Isadore Singerman, Mr.. W.
:. Page. Mr.. Clayton Crawford. Mr.. Ben
Snipes, Mr.. Rodr OK Sprague. Mr.. George
Andrews. Mr.. ID. a. Ford, Mr.. Ralph
Ross. Mr.. VIII H. Beatty, Mr.. Horace
Turner, Mr.. James sheafe. Mr. W Ingiis,
Mr. II. Mcconan. Mr. NOBLE Getchel. Mr.
C. FarnsNorth, Mr.. u. Farnsworth, sir
William Powers, Mr.. Howell. Mr. A. Z.
Egelle. Mr.. Fred Duffey. Mr.. Charles Al
berty. Mr.. Clark Peck. Mr.. Robert Webb,
Mr.. A. Z. Pirce. Mr.. Phillips Morrison,
Mr.. VIII +. Farr. Mr. II. Ames, Mr.. Ed
ward House, Mr.. Nelson Nelson, Mr. Cal
win Weldon.
Mr.. and Mrs. winehiiI's silver Wedding.
Last Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Winehill celebrated their silver wedding
anniversary with a reception AZ their resi-
dence. i0n5 Yesier avenue. The parlors
were handsomely decorated with vines,
foliage. plants and flowers. Besides
the congratulations of their guests. the
couple we're the recipients Of many hand
some presents as well as numerous tele-
grams OF congratnlation from absent
friends. The reception was followed by
dancing and supper. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Cole, Mr.. and Mrs L.
Morgsnstern. Mr. and Mrs. L. Jaffe. Mr..
and Mrs. X. Gotistein. Mr. and Mrs. :.
Davis. Mr. and Mrs. II. Gotts,ein. Mr. and
Mrs. r. Singegman, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
Wolf. Mr. and Mrs. T. Cooper. Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. Rosenberg. Mr.. and Mrs 5. Rosen-
berg. Mr. and Mrs. /. Brown, Rev. and
Mrs. A Rrosn. DR.. and Mrs. III Kline.
Mr. aud Mrs. 4. simon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.. aud Mrs. III. GrBanaum, Mr.. and
John SchlessinE ger, Mrs. \. C0hn. Mrs. J.
Davis. Mrs. A, Levy, Mrs. VI. Kaufman.
Mrs. X. Davis. Miss J. Ro<enthal, Mss :.
Kahn. Mass II. hierski. the Misses Wiz
xinski, the Misses Goodman. Miss CiTun-
baum. Miss Phillips. OF Victoria. Il. c.:
Miss Gottstsin, Miss Winehiil Miss Dora
Sallanger. Mr.. T. Roseuthal, Mr.. |. Gott-
s,ein. Mr.. J Schoenfeid. Mr.. L. Levy, Mr..
f. Ford. Mr.. J Lesser. Mr.. II. Rosenshal
Mr. NJ Wuskinski, Mr.. N. Granbaam
Mr.. J. Y. Grunbaam, Mr.. 4. Levy, Mr.
VIII Wllz.nski. Mr.. sam Frauenthal.
Mr.. J. Frauenthal. Mr.. Jacob Frauenthal
Mr.. leo Kahn. Mr.. d. WinehiI and many
others
Mrs. Perkins Card rArty.
Ca Thursday afternoon Mrs. w n.
Perkins entertained number Of lady
friends at higa I've at her residence on
Thirteenth and Columbia stree - Her
apartments were tastefaiiy decorated for
the occasion, foliage plants and hops being
the principal means employed. The nall
was suraed into boxer OF ferns, And at
the entrances 20 the ether apartments were
poTtieres OF hop vines. Gariands and
wreaths OF the same we're trained abont
the moaldings aud picture frames in the
paFior and library and gave added bril-
iaucy 20 numerous bouquets Of La France
roses, aSters and sweet peas Masses OF