The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-28

o.. jam g. Young LAdfea' Guild EuteT-
eains-PeFsonal.
FAfRBAyKy, May 1.-THE week has been
q very auie. one In social circles in the
bay cities, only one large party having
occurred, this being the calico bali given
at the Pavilion last evening by the Young
Ladies' Guild Of 81. James parish. ltwas
quite an elaborate affair and altogether
one of the pleasantest and most largely at
tended of the season. The invitations and
tickets were printed on calico and nearly
all the young ladies were charmingiy at
tired in calico dresses Of many colors, like
Joseph's coat. aifording = pleasing con-
trast to the elaborate costumes generally
seen on such occasions. Most Of the gem
tienen wore calico ties and collars, and
calico was tas.efully blended in the floral
and evergreen decorations. An elaborate
lunch was served by the young ladies and
dancing was continued until late hour.
The ladies in charge were: Miss Mclean,
president of ST. He!en's Guild: Miss Rose
Mclean. Miss Day. Miss Madge Day, Miss
Pearl Day, Miss Hopkins. Miss Langdon,
Miss Culver, Miss Sweet, Miss Mcleod.
assisted by Mrs. J. Wayland Clark, Mrs.
4. N. Day. Mr.. W. ]. Mclean. Mr.. George
V. Mallon. Mr.. Fred n. Culver. Mr.. W. A.
HARDY. Mr.. j. b. Badly. Mr.. q. w. Lysle
and Maj J. NJ. Darling. Others present
were: Mrs. George ". Lysle, Mr. and Mrs.
d. d. Pagan. Mr.. and Mrs. 4. G. Game
we'll, Mr.. and Mrs. &. w. Waidron,
Mrs. J. B. Badly. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
W. Langdon, Mrs. J. II. Darling,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles CESSNA. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A. Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs. Jarvis, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Engberg. DR.. and Mrs. IL.
A. Compton, Capt. and Mrs Ii. Harms. Of
the German ship Lita, Mr.. and Mrs. +. II.
Thomas. DR.. aud Mrs. Van Winter, Mrs.
7. +. Bevans. Mrs. &. II. Flower, Mrs. A.
McLain. Mrs. Germairo, Mrs. Ramsdell.
Mrs. T.. l.. Cawgill. Mrs. Percy +. Smith.
Mrs. l.. r. Dodson. Mrs. John Cissna. Miss
Powell, Miss Nellie Langdon, Miss Alex
ander, Miss Oracle Waldron, Miss Smith,
Miss Ida Smith. Miss Christopher, Miss
Byrne. Miss Homan. Miss Griffith. Miss
Gleason, Miss Dodson, Miss McGregor.
Miss Tomlinson. Miss Curley. Miss Willis,
Miss De Liere, Miss Gardner, the Misses
Parr, Mr.. II. ". Bateman. Mr.. Edward
Briar, DR.. G. A. Darling, Mr.. J. T. Gandei.
DR.. {. L. Erwin. Mr.. i. d. Alexander, Mr..
G. W. Green. Mr.. NJ. c. McDougall, Mr..
Cuthbertson, Mr.. John Tempiin. Mr.. Fred
Benson. Mr.. II. p. Gillette, Mr.. l.. r.
Byrne. Mr.. Harry Woodin, Mr.. Frank
Woodin, Mr.. Montague. Mr.. Flower. Mr..
Charles Fetch. Mr.. Charles Browning, Mr..
]. A. Strong. Mr.. J. II. Shively, Mr..
George Fisher. Mr.. Clark. Mr.. Ed Bcvans,
Mr.. John Black. Nr. John Kellogg. Mr..
Farrar. Mr.. Bert Kate, Mr.. Harry Rosen-
thaiI. Mr.. J. G. McHugh, Mr.. w. II. Cole.
Mr.. Wyatt. Mr.. J. Il. Scott. Mr.. Mcintosh,
Mr.. Robert Cissna.
Miss Helen Mcleod returned yesterday
from visit to Victoria and Port Angeles.
DR.. {. l.. Erwin will leave in few days
for visit 10 the Worlds fair and his old
home in Pennsylvania.
Miss Wardner and Miss Kathy Wardner
will leave shortly to visit friends and rela-
tives in Milwaukee.
Maj. Eli WiIkin expects to attend the