The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-22

M syes7wse eioqaentlY sparkling, while
~ rhangeful expressi3enesso Of deeply
tseAed feelings flashing over intelligent
aantenancss Testified to tgie APPRECIATION
q he beautiful Language and the sTno4
toaAl scenes 50 powerfully and passion
sissy Depicted. 90 9
Nj. and Mrs. q and's Party. o.
sous.y IS busy discussing tas9 brilliant
ssesess schieved By Mr. and Mrs. George
I. Gaaa u the select party given By them
lest Tbarsiay evening at Ran Se0 hall In
ksswaf Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ksllehee
Saredonbt had been expressed that much
a sAe cosy comforts and privacy that
heIee party given in tiSeosscred precincts
ashome would be lostsand wanting an a
yaio hall. but the nearly 200 guests in
guidance on that occasion are ready 70
au witness that tho Transformations OF
as ball into an Aladdil's9 palace
~ so complete that no home
psid have furnished more am
ss conveniences cor comforts 20
Is many guests. The decorations aud ar
rnepments were succession of master
pieces and taxed the skill OF the florists
ga decorators, the whole showing the
knishing touches Of Romanss artistic taste.
reception room was arranged in a corner
Il the nal 10 the left of the entrance, the
snes being marked Of with elegant
sersens and a line of palms. while rich
eental rugs. easy chairs, alounges pbric-a-
hss and other sccessories4o a e0zy recep-
tn room. with a background of blooming
s.sa,sandr kss1ghes8of roses made il so home
AAn 10 at once place the guests at their
a. Mr.. aRd Mrs. Gnnd and Mr.. and
kAKeileher, assisted by MRS. Anderson,
mraed their many guests az the
hts from which they entered the ball
asn that had also lost ifs cold-hall lden-
ty Around the four sides wrrepIaced
many dyanS covered witho Bokhars and
ktlyA rugs hanked by bowls Of roses and
fams This made IL an ideal ball room.
TIE orchestra, the First regiment band,
VAS ranged in one ceEner and screened OF
ny potted plants The stage WIS the gem
Of the decorators art, and presented
falry-like scene that was n constant PUB
yet q admiration. The back ground was
hung With Persian tapestry and pyramids
q pains; diyans, rugs, fur and Oriental.
Anet the door and dressed OF me many
pieces Of furniture placed there for the
eonlfaft Of tse tired guests. "A tisherman's
asl gracefully arranged 10 the ceiling b I'd
snamber OF electric hghts caught IN is
bids. While the sotl glow Of many cogored
aaaqed lamps gave a home@ike appearance
70 The scene. The fcotlightS were hordered
silh row 9of potged plants hanked by
Essi PAINS. Thecoliatton Ga= served by
% Q ffuf
re tables being noted for the
fsaasss Of their wares. linen. cut
tass silver and every detail OF
fashionable table. The dancing en-
s'aeed tsensy numbers. With tNoeneoees
~ several extras, and the notable feature
lels elaborate affair was the care and
snooihness with which everything passed
y TIC eomiort OF the guests having been
sss'ed 10 point that lcfg nothing 10 be
asFsd. The event VIII long be remem.
Astd iof is ultra elegance.
fsahg Aa,uraiists' Association.
Asely Interest Is still kept up in the
s'satAi history work by the university
We and members of the Young Natur-
'A Association. The following PARTY
sac successful expedition TO Rocky
ea hltsap county. yesterday: Prof
e-sses Hill, OF the natural history de-
e'aent Of the University OF " ashinr-
- Henry II. H.ntshaw. curator OF the
.a'ssssssy ar6oretum: Miss :. l.. GsSa-
~ teacher Of the south scaool.
SO eoo4speed. Mrs. H. II H5ndshaw.
- Ade4ia n. Parker. Mrs d.. Mitchell
ass sons. burnie ard DuBo.s. AMI
9hd ;. AeAny. Considerable mate
"efe obtained lor the museums of the
'essitY and she Young Na.urAlistss AS
.ea, most 90 which was- collected ~
seat num1efs Tor extensive use ira
gtng MIA 80. iectosatn other loca9-
ne materials Collected include the
~'@ing. Fwo l4re- plnk sand staTs,
tag over-two feeg troM point 10
-. laeCsc.eut4c name OF this giant
es@ Is As.sres trfrisptajs. one fine
,'Asa ~ braelor.j Nas ioaad. Ia -
a science AS Ia gst.s ia oaariaG.
: 'asf 81 specimens Werc also obtained
=. sst0so ala 0arasck lSis trocS aTs-
~aa ttfoesats fa'Jagum ldgtet
- b0t one uf tlo most lnser-g
- hals aas- Ijae trtiaarueAsf,sa
KS, or sand dol.ar." or sand
A. !" shich several hundred speci4
- seFe obtained. The home OF this
Ssssas Form of the kAliata VAS evil
- seaaa in the ''BarroHs' near Rocky
'es the aoor nj shat narrow passage
.-ersliy covered wtth millions Of the
A.. aA1 s2iny anima.s. Oi eli the
a. assas SeaI,.e visited hy these eEs~
-. eel1ectors daring the past fe3
tsss sasss spec mems nave mover hess
H. sas On 7hs occasion enough al
episiHet ta make exchanges
O. @41h coiter Sisters Iu other localities
a.. !" ss'e recent ,r.rs "a number al tlne
4, ueAs aese obtained. Tass IS
a.A O. the CLAIMS and sometimes
-. Ws SeiEht of tel, q, .tceu pounds