The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-08
HYMEN OUT OF A JOB.
Filtration Seems to Satisfy the
Desires o. Young People.
mSs. Bsshss' Eeeepsisn-Ths Athletic
C1sb LsAtes' srehsr-nss- Whit
slsssy's Musicale.


taxation from the cares and worries OF
business and domestic life. and adorting
young people opportunities TO become bet-
ter acquainted with one another and In
duige in tbs delights of airsAsg. Bat
whether /: IL because the young people
dom: become sufficiently acquainted or
whether 1t 10 because they know
saca other too well, marriages
are extremely scare and hymsn,
ike many other worthy persons.
SEEKS in vain for employment
Young women ssem 10th 70 give up their
free and independent life, and the young
men feel themselves unable TO eonps,e
with their sweet hearts papss in aford.ng
the young ladies the pleasures they can
not live without. Still the gossips are
busy with peoples names. and perhaps
when the thaw comes there will be food.
The r. T. n. 2. Club Masquerade
On Tuesday evening. at the Sew Airing.
ton hotel. the r. r. f. r. Cub gave SUE
ces.fui party in the shape OF masque-
Yade ball, only members and their families
participating. The management Of the
affair was 90 satisfactory that special credit
should be given 10 those In charge and the
reception COMMITTEES, which consisted Of
Miss Ada R.sden and Mr.. W. q. Burt.
The costumes were were remarkable for
originality OF design, and most OF tbs
characters were we'll sustained. The Ia
dies present in nssque were. Mrs. McRae.
jockey girl. Miss Edith Manning. sailor
girl; Miss McCianpahan, Summer: Miss
Allie Pool. sailor: Miss Lulu Reynolds,
sailor. Miss Maggie McGettFiex. angel;
Miss Cecilia Davis. hsher maiden Miss
Hutchinson, Rosaiind; Mrs. Fred Shoals.
fay Miss Ida Robinson, pink butterfly,
Miss Grace Robbins. Witch of Endor; Miss
Sammy Faucet. oriole; Miss Aiics Mac
pougail. fancy costume: MISS Fanny Nc
Rae. sanilower Miss Agnes ThraiI. Amer
lea. Miss VI. Y. Price. Aunt Jemima:
Miss A. Reed. Miss Pauline Smith. Miss
O'Brien and Miss Fira WeIiman. darkey
girls: Mrs. l.. Palmer. Winter; Miss Allie
Seymour, 6recian girl: Miss Anna Sey-
mour. Swiss girl: Miss Edith Me6raw.
fancy costume; Miss Lilly Rank. fairy.
The ladies present not in costume were:
Mrs. Godding, Mrs. REYNOLDS. Mrs. Rank,
Miss Rank. Mrs. Wheeler. Miss NJ. Wheel
er, Miss Toiman. Miss Holconb. Miss
Conway. Miss Herbert, Miss Mabel An
dette, Miss Ohio Smith. Miss Carey. the
Tibbett, Mrs Ward, Mrs Bailey, Mrs.
Spaulding. Mrs. Cummings. Miss Boyd.
Mrs. coombs. Miss Oliver. Miss Eva Biek-
srton. Mrs. Thrall. Miss Moak. Miss Kim
ball. Mrs. Mccoy. Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Culom
Mrs. l.. NJ. Robbins. Mrs. Atwood. The
gentlemen In costume present were: Mr..
=. Crawford. domino: Mr.. Carpenter.
officer: Capt f. X. Brady, domino; Mr.. j.
n n NJ. a
ored sport: Mr.. W. c. Burt. dude; Mr..
Irving Ward. patchman, Mr.. Mart Rob
bins. jockey; Mr.. u. Peabody. page: Mr..
r. Combs. Little Willie" Mr.. A. C. Crit
Tin. Irishman; Mr.. Joe Dixard, clown. Mr..
Frank McRae. jockey; Mr. J. s. Brad
dock. domino; Mr.. 4. Lindsey, domino;
Mr.. II. G. PUTNAM. domino; Mr.. n. Phe-
Ian. domino: Mr.. Tinto. domino; Mr.. ID.
G. Hyde. domino: Mr.. Henley, domino;
Mr.. Spaulding, domino; Mr. Ira Rank.
''rhe Boy That Never Told f.ie.'' Mr..
Otis Rank. old woman. Mr. George
blanchard, dude; Mr.. s. Baldwin. courier:
Mr.. w. Germain. domino; Mr.. Fred
Lyons. domino; Mr.. Riley. ancient dude:
Mr.. l.. G. Branson. sailor; Mr.. Frank +.
Hunt. domino; Mr.. Harry Shaw and Mr.
Ira Parker. two travelling men: Mr. Fred
Shoals. jester. Mr.. W. Hardy. German !;
Mr.. Hubbard. 2euave: Mr.. Levitt Rank.
clown; Mr.. q. w. Akin. Prince of Towels;
Mr.. J. w. Young. domino. Mr.. Faulkner.
Mr.. kempton, Mr.. l.. Michsels, Mr.. Wili-
lam Lsitx. Mr.. Charles suster. Mr.. e. a.
Tucker. Mr.. II. Il. Brown. Mr.. A. c. Gran.
Mr.. Halter. Mr.. Frank Hines. Mr.. A. Lee
Hii. Mr.. NJ. c. Dunn. Mr.. f. Maltby. Mr..
Tom Miles. IN domlnos. Gentlemen pres
emit not na.qued were Mr.. /. A. Rob-
bins. Dir. l.. h. Coleman, Mr. orrin Raak.
Mr.. +. Carpenter. DIR. rurdy. Mr.. VIII
Sutherland. Mr.. Fred Walsh. MF. 4. J.
ktrslan, Mr.. William I.e!ss.
Tho Ma.eaie CHARITY Rail-.
On Friday evening a Masonic charity
bal vas given at the temple under the
auspices Of So. Johns Lodge, No. 9. +. and
A NJ. The event Was a moss successfui
oEe and very enjoyable evening VAS
srsnt III dancing. card playing and other
anusemsnts- Among those present we're
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard pilier, Mr., ard
Mrs. II. 4. ksgeiow, Mr.. and Mrs HI. ;.
farmer. Mr.. and Mrs r. :, Gardner. Mr..
enJ Mrs. r. ). Berry, Mr.. and Mrs, \.
Eosenhy. Mr.. aud Mrs. q. 4. Hill. Nj.
and Mrs q. NJ GeasTey, Mr.. ard Mrs i.
Y, r. =. z D. ~.
Mr.. Rnd Mrs. y :. Peterson, Nj aad Mrs.
George l. Davis. Me. aaa Mes. l., NJ.
Wooeeecs, Mr.. and Mrs.. c. Robinson,
Ms. amt Mrs. James Campbsll. Ms. and
Mrs. e II. Knight. Mrs ". H. Thaycr.
Mss, q. Ii. Anderson. Mrs q. A. Cssc,
Mss. W. :. Bsaiac. Mrs. Eahers. Miss
f4tliaa Biselow, Miss Agnes fetts. Mis-.
Wtnena Godfrey. Miss I. xzic Ferguson,
Miss Fanaie Ferguson. Miss Lillian dose.
Miss. Nolle Mcknight. Miss Sadie
Mek nishl Miss Jessie Campbell.
Miss Lacy Campbell. Miss Ella Nc.
kinney Miss Gordte Mckinney. Miss
Alice RosenhY. Miss asais Blaiae.
N.ss Msads Woedcoek. Miss Marta Dan.
gan. Miss r. Baap. Mss Rrae,sen, Mss
Lake, Miss Ralston. Mr.. J. FaTk Hender.
San. Mr.. VA. 4. retts, Mr. !. Ii. Wheeler,
Mr.. William Mctogd. Mr. William Fas.
Mr.. William SoSerhy, Mr., Z. A. Gay. Mr..
} IL. RgAsdoa. M. J, L. Robbins, Mr..
J. ". pcrsn. Mr.. Andres Hal. Mr. y.
tsnpbel3. kr. 4 Z. tundhsrg. Mr. Z. =.
iongseglow. Mr.. James O'0ogrsn, Mr.. h.
J. Gardner. NJ, p ~. Johnson. NJ Frank
NJ. t'iimsr, NJ. Thomas Pvarce. Nj Il. W.
Mills. Mr.. J. NJ. kinney.
aeattt~ Athletic Cias iasGe.' sm.k~r
fhe club rooms sud gvmnas.anl ~ the
Seattle Athletic cab seTe PACKED With
members and shsiF friends On FrgsAv even.
ing. Who assembled ~ wstnrss the .Ass in-
door sthleile exhibition 81 the season.
As is vas ''isdiss' smoke the 5esuiatne
friends ot the members Of the cluA turned
out ia great fierce. although their geaI.s.
men friends were also permitted u a.
tend. Aa excellent programme 81 srrs.
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