The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-29

ing the dzy, were grouped upon the STAGE
AF. " II Ihompsoa advanced 70 the
'front.' aac delivered glowing address on
the spirit OF chivalry. alter which farming
70 ffe Champion Of the dav, Who wxs
represented BY Mr. Boyd Wells - his
PROXY, he eompiimented him upon his
skii, dexterisy and happy fortune. con-
eaaasng oy presenting hirn with golden
crown. s1rHoansed By butterfly Of the
s1fns hue- Upon receiving this Mr. Wells
safned 20 the Lady ~ his side, Miss Maud
SssaFy. and gracefully placed il on her
zsan. amid the piaudits Of the audiences.
hftn appropriate compliments the orator
dispensed coronets TO the three other
Nnighss. who likewise bestowed them upon
Ihs ladies' a. their sides. Mr.. Hooker piac-
sgs yellow crown npon the head Of Miss
taI ard. Ar. T. +. Lee Hui one Of Iaven-
DIR Epon Miss De Wolfe, and Mr. Cross,
IA whose favor Mr. Taylor had yielded the
honors OF the occasion, conferred pink
crown upon Misc Gertrude Cheal. The
queen was eharmingsy attired in q corn
cosored gown. with round waist and
nounecd skirt and trimmings OF gold. She
carried bouquet of chrysanthemums.
Mtss Hansard was ROBBED in a yellow silk
$3.50 S1@&ts 0AAA Vs4 &1LEs MISS AtE
Wolfe Was ar-aYed IN white crepe. with
/ shirred waist and pearl trimming
aud n bunch Of white Puritan
roses and maidenhair fern al her neck.
Miss Cheal's gown was of white muIi. the
bodies enveloped in vaIenciennes lace and
chiffon bertha After the royal quadrilie
had been danced ON the stage by the guests
Of honor the ball was proceeded with.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
+. q. Graves. Gen. and Mrs. q. 5. Meem.
Mr.. and Mrs A. p. Hill, jr. Mr.. and Mrs-
j. b. Hill. Mr.. and Mrs Charles r. Whit
ticsey, Mr.. and Mrs. F. @. Pohndorff. Mr..
and Mrs A Il. Macculsky, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. E. w. An
drews. Mr. and Mrs. e. III. Morton, Gen.
and Ars. G. w. Turner. Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs. George III. He'll
oron. Mrs. III. Z. Freeman, Mrs. William
ID. O'Toole, Mrs. G. W. Wells. Mrs John
W. Hanna. Miss Meem, Miss Strnye, Miss
Graves, Miss Evelyn Graves. Miss Per-
soneous. Miss Mcknight. Miss Alison,
Miss Miller, Miss Olive Miller, Miss
Hanna. Miss Etnel Hanna. MISS Clark.
Miss Wells. Miss Pratt sir. A. Heilbron.
Mr.. A. r. Hill, ST.. Mr.. Lester Turner. Mr.
Frank 3. ingersoli, Mr.. Charles kittinger.
Dir. Daniel keileher, Mr.. L. S. Relfe, Mr.
Brinker, Mr.. Holbrook, SIR. Higgins. Mr.
John Gibbon, Mr. +. X. Strive. Mr.. w. o.
Came. Mr.. A. III. Anderson, Mr.. !. r.
Taylor. Mr. Sidney Hansard. Mr.. Ernest
Wurtele, Mr.. Charles Wurtele, Mr.. a. w.
Coleman, Mr.. T. n. Halter, Mr.. Fred
Ranke, Mr.. 0rrin Rank, Mr.. John Kline,
Mr.. w. Thompson, Mr. Farnsworth. Mr..
Guy Post, Mr.. Harbaugh, Mr.. J. ID. Hoge.
Mr. Ezelle. Mr.. +. L. stinson. Mr.. J. T.
Nelson. Mr.. Herald.
Ladies' Day az the Athletic Club.
On Thursday the quarters Of the Seattle
Athletic Club were thrown open from o
a. IN. to p. m. to the lady friends of the
members. Many ladies came prepared to
use the facilities for exercise afforded by
the club. bringing exercise suits along.
These consisted of loose union suits, the
trousers reaching 10 the knees, over which
short skirts were worn. The suits were
mostly of dark blue, trimmed according to
the taste Of the wearer with white, these
being the colors Of the club. In swim
ming the ladies laid aside their skirts.
They took an active part in the gymnastic
exercises led by Prof. Vanderveer. the
physical instructor of the club. These
consisted in the use of the arm. bacK and
HAs4cl3s VIVA VII tAC Aoi5c anu
springboard, etc, after which all took
plunge I'd the swimming pool. Some of
the ladies showed themselves quite expert
In the exercises and all were highly
pleased, the full time allotted being used
If the use of these privileges By the ladies
grows in popularity an additional day viii
be set aside for them by the club. At
present only Thursdays will be granted
them and each member of the club
will be given two tickets for his lady
friends. Those present on Thursday were:
Mrs. Charles +. Whittlesey. Miss Price,
Mira. c. j. Riley. Mrs. ophelia Carroll,
Miss Mamie Eames, Miss Jennie Austin,
| Miss Eta Sharp. Miss Burnett, Mrs. Raw
Inns, Mrs. E. w. Andrews, Miss Annie
Thompson. Miss Hard, Miss Adelaide
Nickels. Miss NJ. b. Russell, Miss AIDA
Ceilings, Mrs. H. O. Ceilings Miss Sidonis
Furth, Mrs. J. q. Scnrrv. Miss M. Filkins,
Mrs. c. b. Adair, Miss Jane McPhee, Mrs
A. A. Wright. Mrs. +. $. Cole, Mrs. C. l..
Hubbard. Mrs. $. II. Folger. Mrs. j. g.
Cotton. Miss Edith Hughes. Miss Spar
ling. Mrs. +. w. Harlbut. Mrs. A. l-Coon.
Miss Lottls Willard, Miss Gertrude
Hanna. Miss Hunt. Miss Clara Fisken,
Miss Beatrice Cheat. Miss May Wilson,
Miss Ann Mather. Miss d. Winehill, Mrs.
q. winehili. the Misses WiiEinski. Mrs Il.
l.. Sanford. Mrs. G. L. Webb. Mrs. r. +.
Spelger, Miss Callie Gillett, MISS Frances
Emery, Miss Georgia Wrestling. Miss Min
ME Personeous, Miss Ida Proper, Mrs. J.
Albert Jackson. Miss Myrs Stosell. Miss
Nellie eowie. Miss Gertrude PAGE. Mrs. J.
c. Barber, Mrs. II. G. Colyer. Mrs. Charles
Power. Mrs III. v V. Bean. Miss Lillian
Bray, Miss A. W. Wade, Miss Ethel
Hanna. Miss Spencer. Mrs. w. = Relic.
Mrs. Tracy III. Robertson. Mrs. George X.
Carter. Miss Lo;tie Ketchum, Mrs. +.
Church. Miss Mamie Ruff. Miss Jean Ali
son.
An Eastern star Party.
A surprise party was given 20 Miss Ella
Godfrey, worthy matron Of Lorraine Chap
ter No. q, order Of the Eastern Star. By
the officers and members Of that lodge on
"Wednesday evening At her residence. 25IS
Fifth street The evening was enjoyahiy
spent in music. dancing etc. The follow
ing we're the invited guests; Prof. and