The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-22
OH, FOR A NEW DEAL!
Pleasant Weather Causes House
Parties to Lose Their Snap.
THE eLEvENTH COMMANDMENT.
n Hssps One Ksnuied Beauty From
Bsesming wicked-The kelIehs..
Mesm wedding This week.

which people are beginning to grow tired.
Oring 10 the falling off in travel there
have been very few visitors this winter
and to meet the same weiI-known faces.
Hsares and costumes one sees on the
s street. at the theater. at church. at teas.
& musscaies and dances Is enough to m AXE
sven the gidd!est woman Of fgshson SIGH
Z tcr change. The men long for a tiit
4 neainss some new feminine arts
and the women would ike to see
some new slaves At their feet Cupid
s Also cries out against this dull rou-
sns and calls for . new deal. BY hard
4 WORK be has pulled on . few matches and
4 feels quite exhausted. One notable we'd
ding will occur this week when Mr.. Daniel
& Keileher espouses Miss Essie Meern, and
rumors are flying that il will De quickly
4 followed by another. but the eossips have
4 - far failed to get any of the suspected
1 pasties to confess. Some added xest was
! given TO social affairs last week by the
presence of several naval officers In the
city, but while handsome fellow in natty
uniform is very nice to dirt with. the idea
Of having q lover 1T sea 10 too Encouraging
as the outset TO permit the maiden fancy
INDUCING in any romantic specu atoms.
brilliant beauty at whose feet lie many
brave hearts. said last week: ~ arm tired
4 and long to get away into new pastures.
n were not for the eleventh command.
nent should be tempted to do something
wicked Just for change"
Seattle Art League Annual Exhibition.
All lovers Of art in Seattle will BE- pleased
70 hear OF the cont4ned prosperity Of the
Seattle Art Leagus. which is making
PREPARATION for celebrating its annual re-
cep,ion aud exhibition on June 1, when
the summer weather viii begin. Final
arrangements will be made at q business
& meeting Of the league to be held tomorrow
evening. Among those who have prom
ised TO contribute some of their own work
are the president. Mrs. w. r. Forrest;
& the vice president. Mrs. Jessie L. Elliott:
Miss Fiskin and WIN Carson. The iatter's
contribution will comprise lifs-siza
sketches of national and race types Of men
8 aud " omen. enlarged from life sketches
taken by Mr.. Carson during . five-years
tour OF the world. Hula-hula and other
4 Polynesian and Oriental dancing girls will
b. embraced in the collection. From both
IN art and financial standpoint tho league
has proved remarkably successful during
the past season. Besides meeting all of its
obligations promptly. the league has q
handsome cash balance In bank with
f which to open tho fell term, which Is sure
! TO be entered with even greater enthusi-
asm than that now prevailing. Nearly all
members will continue work in some form
or other during the summer vacation.
Mrs. Elliott. for one. contsmpiates .
sketching tour of Alaska. The Wednesday
afternoon (still life) and evening (lifs)
classes have become the most popular, the
work showing steady improvement all
around, and in several instances giving
great promise of future achievement. The
model on Wednesday evening last brought
out large class. the subject being a
eomely maiden with pleasing smile. side
long glance, waving fresses, pretty gown
and graceful pose, which taxed the abiii-
ties OF the artists to the utmost to repro
duoe. The remainder of the term will see
& greater number of male models. SO tina,
more even proportion between the sexes
may be secured, and not for the reason
that the lady members now exceed the
young men in proportion.
Higs school Orchestra Masquerade.
The high school orchestra furnished the
music and under their auspices was gwen
avery pretty and successful masquerade
on Friday night. at Brewers hail. Walla
Waia addition. The costumes were re-
markabe for originality and taste. The
high school orchestra consists of the fol-
lowing young gentlemen: Milton Witt
Ter, Il. II. Hegsrdt. J. y. Cummings.
Adolph Bronson. Harry MCGOWAN, George
braoSes. George Davis. Preston Burns.
Jsek 0iscomma. Elmer A. Friend direc-
tor The following were among those
masked: Mabel Shechan. Maud Muller
Jennie Ingiis, shepherd girl: Mrs. W. h.
Van West and Mira A. Il. Weinberg. sun
Howers; Mrs. e. .. Berkman. Msyfiower
Mrs. Mccormick, chambermaid; Miss
Mcclellan, laundress: Miss Jennie Reese,
Japanese; Miss Fannie kingsbury, dumb
bell girl; Miss Ada Mahon and Miss Ella
Fease. tambonrlne girls; Miss Maud Pease.
sash girl. Miss Eta Alexander. Night
and Morning; Miss Fila aud LIxsle
Alexander, ladies; Miss Thompson.
dancing girl; Miss Maud Fiier, Jap
snese; Miss Iona Clark. sailor
girl: Edythe Cook, flower girl; Miss Agnes
Potts snd Miss Lillian Bsg-low. fancy eos
iamss: Miss Grace Able, lady: Messrs. W.
H. Van Wert and A. r. Weinberg. two
eonvlcts: Mr.. J. r. Wheeler. French
count. MIR. ]. J. Chisholm. Jockey; Mr.. J..
4 Carroll. Gen. Coxey; Mr.. {. q. Berhani,
Warrington. Mr.. ii. Bods. jr.. English
ssell; MeSsrs. u Big~low and Wick
Thompson. gentlemen. Mr.. Charles Ali
eariy, fisherman; Mr.. X. H. Clark, Can't.
Shepard: Messys. George Snyder and I'D.
Herring. bobby horses. Mr.. Ralph L.
koss, xouave Those unmarked we're: Miss
Mamie Morris. Miss Anna MeAndsews.
NJ. odn y oods. Mr. Gerald Frink, Mr..
Frank frnk. Mr.. Nill Mahon, Mr.. c. V.
Waite Mr. Maurice Hartnett Mr.. Wads-
worth, Nit. Jack Boyd. Mr.. Joe Alexander,
NJ, Nav'n Alexander, Mr. George Cooper.
Mr., pic& Pierce. MIR. Potter Warren. Mr..
ttoyd rSstchcl and Floor Manager Nj. NJ.
coopes
AF. n. =. Bennett's Birthday surrrise.
iae friends ana neiehbors OF Mr.. Il. r.
hehne;I o. At Tuesday evening. his Slst
eF'aaay. gave hlm pleasant surprise ai
AS h0me go l.Atona Az so'ciock be an
sSered call az the dear. when large
eenoof 81 friends So armed an upon him.
aae evening Qaickly passed III games 81
ss''oas kinds and a. io-0 Mr.. Pred j.
s''aaa. in = short address. oa eehA1, 81
sfiSabor> Soi friends. presented M. Ben
sea Slth god-hes3sd ebony cane. say
sag e was sight token of tue esteem and
ssseilon geey had for him. Mr. Bennett
'~ettaSiy Thanked them for the besutiiui
81 Mrs. T. J. Klma. assisted by Mrs, ;.
seeas. Mrs Mary Cowsn aad Mrs.. r. =
hsahe;t. i8ca served an elegant lunch,
sa9 'sggr birthday cake esaTiaS sbe an