The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-06

.lsnsd ~ the association. The next meat
ing VIII Be hsId 81 the Chamber Of com.
- on the afternoon Of Saturday. Nav
-. ~ z-o o'clock. An interesting pro-
fsfnme viii b presented, and ali Who are
interested IN the question are cordially in
vissd and urged to attend.
h"ang Meas Inssieut~ Rail-
on Tuesday evening the Young Mems
-usl''ose gave most successful May day
PATTY. Among those present were: Mr..
rnu Mrh Iesence o Brien. Mr.. and Mrs.
=. n coroest Mr.. and Mrs.. Frank Rse,
-; sno Ars- T. Fitzpatrick. Mr.. and Mrs.
= W. Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. p. p. Pad
oen' MT. and M p. w. Tnmborn, Mr..
ana MS {. H. Nickerson. Mr.. and Mrs.
a n fInckney. Mr.. and Mr.. A. c. Free
1ofn' M and Mrs u. J. McElroy, Miss
me kennedy, Miss Susie Cieary, Miss
neiis cisary. Miss May Quinn. Miss Anna
Downs. Misses Kelly. Misses Hood, Miss
aorins OBrien. Miss Lamont, Miss Jose
prime Cane. Mrs. Baker. Miss Lillian
Crane. Miss Margres Crane, Misses
vfIn' Miss Louise Heberl, Miss
Maggie o'DonnelI. Miss Katie
Drew, Miss McElroy, Miss Maggie
Cieary, Miss Dixie Conway, Miss Annie
conway. Miss Dotty. Miss Bird, Miss But
Ter. Miss Hendricks. Miss Dickinson. Miss
Quinn. Mrs- John Egan. Miss Edith Nc
Graw. Miss Ac0reagor, Mrs. DR.. Green,
MIS-. Keller. Miss Addis Aasei. Miss sulii-
van. Mr.. G. H. Drsns. Mr.. Edward Drew,
MI D. c. Kennedy, DR.. Lyons, Mr.. J. +.
Bnieer. Mr.. J. j. Macarthur. Mr.. w. r.
Morley, Mr.. Michael Murphy. Mr.. +. b.
Porter, Mr.. William B. Phillips, Mr..
Thomas y. Qniglsy. Mr.. Daniel Bass, Mr..
William Corcoran. Mr.. J. J. Lamont, Mr..
Mr.. 7. A. Hsnuslly. Mr.. n. J. Phelan.
Mr.. N. c. Dunno. Mr.. Thomas F. Drew,
MI. James +. McEiroy, NJ. L. T. Michel.
Mr. N. 8. Booth. Mr.. J. J. Powers. Mr. J.
T. Gleason. Mr.. George e. HAYES, Mr..
Martin N. Grass. Mr.. A. J. Macarthur, Mr..
J. II. 6uthof, Mr.. J. ]. Wslsh. Mr.. J. r.
Ryan. Mr.. A. Is. Earnst, Mr.. Dan Raglan,
Mr.. Ralph schoenfeld. Mr.. J. N. Jackson,
Mr.. McTsggert. Mr.. +. +. Sweeney. Mr.. W.
G. Sutton, Mr.. L. B. Alaine. Mr.. George
Maihison. Mr.. J. II. Brasie. Mr. Alfred
Battle, Mr.. B. MCGEE. Mr.. Joseph Roe, Mr..
Ed Green, Mr.. w. H. Moulton, Mr.. George
Green, Mr.. J. B. Lincoln. Mr.. j. H. Brag-
don, Mr.. J. Mcdowell. Mr.. T. r. Fayley,
Mr.. J. w. Young. Mr.. Hill Harrington,
Mr.. r. J. Hardy, Mr.. o'keefe. Mr.. J.
Riley, Mr.. J. kempton. Mr.. Reich, Mr..
Mason, Mr.. d. C. Hyde, Mr.. J. Marquette.
Mr.. G. s. Sherwood, Capt. Davis. Mr.. C. +.
Frasch. Mr.. Charles Keller, Mr.. D. Nc
Mullen. Mr.. Irwig Ward, DR.. w. A. Shan
non, Mr.. K. G. Cheasty, Mr.. L. 9. Booth,
Mr.. c. J. O'Shea, Mr.. p. ]. Connolly. Mr..
John Crane.
The Rhodod endron German.
One Of the prettiest aud most enjoy able
dancing parties Of the season was the ger
man given by the Rhododsndron Club at
Prosch's hall on Monday evening. A pro-
fusion of natural flowers and ivy orna-
mented the walls. chandeliers and win
dows, while numerous piano Tampa, with
yellow shades, made the effect very beauti-
full. the arrangement being made by Mrs.
J.. ID. Bruins. A prominent feature Of the
affair. both In beauty Of appearance and
deliciousness OF quality. was the eegantly-
laid lunch table across the lower end Of
the hall. On the ovsrhanging cloth the
title of the club had been worked in ivy.
Dancing commenced 1t 80 and lasted till
q m, the german being from 10 to II
aud consisting Of six figures. three Of them
being accompanied by favors. The ger
man was led by Mr.. T. w. cyan
son. assisted by Mrs. Lee De Vries.
The favors consisted of red and white
chrysanthemuma pretzels and rose-tipped
hairpins. gilded walnrts and bows Of rib
bon, and Mira. 7. Il. Davidson presided
over their distribution. The other three
figures were the 'Old Dan Tucker the
circus figure, in which several teams Of
three ladies in sieigh-bell harness were
each driven by q gentleman around the
room and through paper balloons, and the
three-ribbon cheat figure. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Lee DE Vries. Mr..
und Mrs. George r.. Ward. Mr.. and Mrs. I.
w. Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. T. +. Davidson,
Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles Swanberg, Mr.. and
Mrs G.. NJ. Godfrey, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
III. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. L. ID. Bruins,
Mrs b. X. Marshall, Miss Amy George,
Miss Eyanson. Miss Nellie Howes, Miss
Minnie Osborne. Miss Ella Pixiey. Miss
swanberg, Miss NJ. Upper. Miss W. God
FREY, Miss NJ. DUNCAN. Miss NJ. Parkin.
Mr., r. w. Eyanson, Mr.. ID. G. Kennedy,
Mr.. w. K. Stevens, DIR. q. Lyons. Mr..
Fred Holeomb, Mr.. A. Faulkner. Mr.. r.
II. George, Mr.. J. Park Henderson. Mr..
George ]. Wiley, Mr.. Thomas b. Hardin.
Mr.. II. Whitley.
Miss wittier's Dancing Party.
On Friday evening Miss Edna Whittier
entertained q number of friends at her
home, Tower I'LL. which was beautifully
decorated with plants. flowers and vari-
cogored electric lights. Dancing was the
principal amusement, which was kept up
iill midnight. Daring the evening mum
Der of vocal selections were rendered oy
Miss Whittier. Miss Roper, Mr. Williams
and Mr. Harry Fredericks. Among those
present were: Miss Clark, Miss McNaught,
Miss Turner. Miss Mamie Spencer, Miss
Garfield. Miss Laura Garfield, Miss Rus
cell Miss Mollie Phillips. Miss Dottie
Smith, Miss Carrie Roper. Miss Genevieve
Relfe. Miss Nugent, Misses sempiet Miss
Maud Harmon, Miss Wade, Misses Peck.
Miss Fannie Hall. Miss Ann Parsons Miss
Emma Libby. Mr.. Ed Heroid, Mr..
Guy Post. Mr.. Tul Kellogg, Mr..
Len Relic, Mr. Lyman Thayer,
Mr.. Ben snipss. ir.. Mr.. Dana
sfarnsworth. Mr.. Charles Turner, Mr..
Clare Farnsworth. Mr.. Frank frederieks,
Mr.. Eugene Teddy. Mr.. Harry Frederieks.
Mr.. Robert Brinker. Mr.. Bert Williams.
Mr.. Len Richard. Mr.. Clarence Edwards,
Mr.. Norman Pierce. Mr.. orrtn Rsnke. Mr..
MIR. Abe Ri;xwa ilsr. Mr.. Hardy Cow, Mr..
less Brinker. Mr. Herbert Holcomb. Mr..
Robert Webb, Mr.. o. Lamoreaax. Mr.
Fritz Ranke, Mr. Clark Peck, Mr.. W. sil-
liman. Mr.. Phillip Morrison. Mr.. 4.