The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-16

ssAsinE cub las also oeeH revived for the
s>zsen and. together with the Frenel. Club.
as Magazine Review Club and other bod
~ 81 Ike educational character, the ladies
Il lhis city give evidence OF an intention to
4sks TIE best possible use OF ali their
Gnfe tisne. A number OF informal lunch
ess and private parties made up the
s.aal round Of social pleasures for the
smk jest closed.
The Misses Bfffer's Rsd Party.
The Misses Miller gave = fad" party
isss Friday evening ia honor of Miss Brod-
area. OF Victoria The affair vas as
snsqus rs 1t vas novel. and developed
naeh wit and ingenuity on the part OF the
Taexss. sho were expected 10 come dis
playing Ia either dresz or manners, or
hefh, some individual characteristics Of
Akss and desires that might be termed a
sfsd" The appearance of each guest
sn the source OF much merriment
q we'll as guess work, as it was
neeessary for them TO define each
othsr's "fads. Among the many
tsyer representations were the following.
Pictures OF many dogs in the form of a
cellar around the neck and q stuffed kitten
snder the arm, denorng that pets were
ssied By a saii. denoting that "a sail on
tie Qaeen" Was her fad.
ssTa girls name number you add.
1ban, behold lou have my fad"
The lady's name was Kis and the addi-
ton Of ten made kitten rs her fad. A
spar carried in the hand and violently
shaken represented Shakespeare as her
fad. The fad for eurlos Was represented
b many little Japanese fans and umbrel-
lss fastened about the dress. lady with
tail hal, perfect imitation OF tent, de-
noted her fsd TO be fond OF tentlng or
camping one lady had her dress COW
cred with the pictures of babies. clearly In
dscatfng the maternal instinct, prae-
tealiy carried out as the lady has
gocd-siEed family of lovely children.
Another lady going about the rooms in
laasy gymnastic attitudes showed her fad
10 be physical culture. The party was
lasgsy attended and as each lady had
some distinct characteristic the amuse-
nsnt afforded kept all interested the en-
are evening. Mrs. Howard Joslyn was
The successful competitor in point or
guessing the fais and secured az q prize a
handsome silver bucket with the word
'sad" Engraved thereon. The house had
sssn neatly decorated for the occasion and
with refreshments served in the latter
part OF the evening the affair proved 10 be-
ess Of she most enjoyable of the season.
hassesIe of circle FL. weasn's League.
The hosp liable home OF Mr.. and Mira IL.
c Henry overlooking Lake Union was
made the scene for another attractive
went lass Thursday evening. Circle 81, of
lAe Momans League Of 80. Mark church.
giving musicale which Tor excellence has
fnsiy been surpassed In this city. The
satefsaiament was for sweet charity"
sad brought together over 30 Of Seastis's
Four Hundred. The beautiful residence
rredrd 40 oisier decorations than those
that good taste had oentersd in that one
bnliding and which adorn every room and
hall The guests were received by Mrs.
HshFy. Mrs. L. W. Emmons and Miss
Young The programme Was most select
and was rendered by local talent, both
badding and established. The selections
ssre as follows.
fsaao aaet-~Countty Dance" Nevins
NJ frauk Blscs ana Mr. Van ogse, 81 Tsccas.
t9nffRito Solo heaUtYs EYes .ss.s- tosu
Miss kuby Bray.
taissf and banjo dnct-'Nsrch OF the In
woeieies. Masters Doa and PAU iienrs
Hiss Hayaca
satEaao sais-"Qncw Agaln ,..s.s...s Ambrose
- CamptAn.
f@cai euet-''The Crilnsoa low.
-...-.,4...s.- ... FFeaersck koot
MIS-. Emsncas aud Miss Young.
Miss Rray's rich aud full eontralto voice
attracted u nch attention and her excellent
sascaiion secured her well-meritsd en-
seFs, whieh SIZE granted by singing song
h the french language Mr. HenrF's Two
saaa we're also honored with an encore,
sAa gave some Southern plantation seiee-
teHs. Mr.. Wells, the 0rganist Of the First
Presbyterian church, was the accompan-
a and Wss noticed for his excellent execu-
ton. Refreshments were served sftes the
taasica.e, followed by dancing ia the
assaue Ballroom on toe top door Of sh 9
szs.dlpr
Ladies' Musical Ctuh-
TIE Ladies Musical Club helds its frst
alive meeting OF tue new year yesterday.
Ala attendance was present and much