The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-25
THE PENANCE DONE.
The Easter Girl Is One Of the
GIories Of Spring.
MANY PRETTY AFFAIRS PLANNED.
Osoes Society Learned 80 Swim. Aqass-
ies WIN BE INDUCED In Largely
Thts summer.

The long penancs 10 over, our eonscIence
81 again clear and we feel good every say.
How nice /. was OF the ehErchIaen 10
bring Easter around 30 early this year
and lie. Us ENJOY this fne weather. 20
long rs women may not wear any pretty
new clothes IN this fine weather there IL
no pleasure in promenadlng. Bat with
the bright days come pretty bonnets and
IN eager appetite for pleasure. sharpened
BIZ long abstinence, which makes tho
Easter girl ono Of the elories OF spring.
Social affairs viii accordingly become
more active from this on. and large
number Of pretty AFFAIRS are already
planned for the immediate future.
Among these viii be the grand clos
ing Lall and banquet OF the Midnight
Alden Club, on Thursday evening.
parior theatrical performances by members
OF the smart set at SIR. J. ID. Losman's
residence and also that Of the Human
Neiodeon" at Mrs. f. s. DeWoIfe's. An
evening Dickens party in costume is also
talked OF, as well a. a number Of elegant
dinner parties Plans for the summer pleas
ures are already being made. Among the
FIRST OF these Is the organization of row
~
the winter went In hard for athletics at
the Seattle Athletic Club and, having
learned to swim, have now no terror OF
the water.
Royal Kangaroo Masquerade Ball.
The Royal Kangaroos gave their first
masquerade ball in Odd Fellows hall,
North Seattle, on Tuesday evening. and il
ranked as one Of the most enjoyable az
fairs OF the season. Many Of the costumes
we're very artistic and elaborate, while
originality of design was noticeable on
every hand. Those In costumes were:
Miss Pearce. jockey; Miss Belle Clark,
nun; Miss Clara Mcdonald. sunfower;
Miss Maggie krieger, pink; Miss j. NJ.
Peterson. darkness; Miss ". Slater.
fairy; Miss Bertha Boyce. Fed Riding
Hood: Miss MoRae. sailor girl. Miss
Campbell, school girl; Miss Myrtle
Harkins. peasant girl; Miss L. Haines.
waiting maid; Miss Addie Boyle, jockey
girl Miss Edith Kortbsin, flower girl;
Miss Selma Sem, fancy dress; Miss Jen-
ME Bates, nurse Miss l. +. Sllveeberg.
fancy dress; Miss G. c. Peterson. Dark.
ness; Miss Della Warn sholds, Queen of
Etars; Miss Eta l.. Stetson, Japanese;
Miss Selma scsone. fairy, Miss Carrie
Merritt, Music; Miss Esther Cushman,
Jockey girl; Miss Anna Kennedy. school
girl; Miss Nellie Woodin. flower girl:
Miss Campbell, sailor girl; Miss T..
McGraw, Queen of Fairies. Miss
Maggie Williams, Folly; Miss Katie
Davis. Sister of Charity; Mrs. III.
Brooks, Grecian: Mrs. s. l.. Gar
ken, Spanish tambourine; Mrs. c. Getz.
evening: Mrs. Wright, fancy costume !:
Miss Boyer. night; Miss l.. Is. Pearce. pop
corn girl: Miss r. b. Kelsey. Mexican
girl: Mrs. J. L. Carstens, red bird. Mrs
w. A. Ingham, Virginia; Mrs. II. Il.
Carleton, starlight, Mrs. W. Fletcher,
queen of follies: Mrs. Cocoran, queen of
hearts; Mrs. G. w. Bowhay, Oscar Wilde /;
Mrs. T. IL. Shoals. fairy; Mrs. A. Muir
fin, -four lady Mrs. Reed. Topsy
Mrs. II. A. Riddle, gypsy: Mrs, A.
Churchill, Oscar Wilde; Mrs. Z. !. Grant,
ladies' maid: Mrs. W. +. Whitman,
night: Mrs. Roberts. baby: Mrs. Clara
Johnson. milkmaid Mrs. Thaiman. snow I;
Mrs. Rsna Felitx. jockey; Mr.. J. +. o'Neil,
Mikado; Mr.. William Boiling, tennis
player: Mr.. s. Reed. baseball player. Mr..
&. !. Grant, tramp: Mr.. l.. b. Pearce,
Scotch cavalier: Mr.. James Thompson.
!,
Mr.. N. NJ. Reed, Turk; Mr.. T.. Frankfurt,
clown; Mr.. W. IL. westby. sailor; Mr.. II,
Goodrich. baseball player; Mr.. W. A.
Ingham. Libiratti; Mr.. J. woodin. Irish;
Mr.. +. j. Van Buren,. lone fisherman Mr.
j. simmons. baseball; Mr. \. A. Titus.
clown; Mr.. +. James. sport; Mr.. q. l..
Berger. Paddy; Mr.. e. Void, sheet and
pillowease. Mr.. J. 7. Mckendry,
ladies' costume. Mr.. III. Graf.
clown; Mr.. w f. Wymau. baseball
Mr.. II. Brooks. Captain of Hussars; Mr..
I. Henderson. waiter; Mr.. 7, q. Sim.
monds. baseball; Mr.. j. Mutx, knight
Mr.. y. l.. Monnet. calico dude. Mr.. &. W.
Bowhay. general Mr.. J. Sutherland
pirate. Mr., George Hansen. clown: Mr.. {,
ii. Campbell. knavc of diamonds: Mr.. y.
h. smyth. musician; Mr.. I. Russell,
eourtier; Mr.. NJ. Dotlsfssn, COW boy; Mr.
J. Lepesh, artny officer, Mr.. A. Duncan.
soldier; Mr.. l.. NJ. hario. duchess; Mr.. c.
Scott. clown, Mr.. +. Thompson. baseball
Mr.. J. A. Carsterns. Salvation Army; MIR.
II. Morris. pawabroEer; Mr. ]. sumner
Chinaman. Mr.. ". \. Meeisesor. Irish
man. Mr.! u. Ford. baseball player; Mr. ]
faskin. sailor; Mr.. s, BALDWIN. belle o.
the ball; Mr.. III. l.. Gardner. baseball: Mr.
]. L. Daniels. clown: Mr.. +. Guy. Jester,
Mr.. II. r.. Dennis. 1sek-in-the- Box; Mr.
j. II. Shoals. kings Jester; Mr.. T.. u
Knapp. Pride of Africa. Mr.. T. 4. VIII
lens. spider, Mr. I. 81. Jones, barber sign
Mr.. T. Milan, hnllh shter; Mr. 4. 4. Dunn
flower boy Mr., Ii. u. Stoeiting, Peek,
bad BOY, Mr.. +. ". Barnes. aeorwa!se r
Mr.. :. J. BEa!ls, siwash. Mr. Il. :. Young
King Calico: Mr.. J, Nipsic, huoktos
belle. Mr.. ]. NJ. kempton. knife grinder
Mir. J. Kelsey. OK driver. Mr.. L. : Gobia
son. schoolboy: Mr.. .. r. Hedrun, trsmp
The following spectators were also present
hg and Mrs. j. N. spFiggs Mr. II. 4
Riddle, Mr.. G. +. ,isss. Mr. Ne.se Nelson
Mr. }. b, Long, Mr.. George Smith. Nj II
} SChsig Mr.. George ronegoT. MF. II. 5
Darlington. Mr.. Nj. IL. Preston. Mrs a
n. Clarke, Mrs. Naa BFecklln, Mrs r. ]
FAn Barren. Mrs. NJ. Harsins. Mira Boy r.
ton. Mrs II. Ii. Hsines, Mrs. +. III. Wesl
by. Mrs, Hansen, Miss Anna Matteson
Miss Titus. Miss lIE1ic Heines. Miss Nat
Holland, Miss 1ena Williamson. Ms
IAHzic Clark. Miss Irvine Ward, Miss Met
ale
Methodist SILVER Anniversary.
The various sUNliaries Of the Wana
Foreign Missionary Society OF the Mctho
dis Episcopal church OF Seattle celebrate,
she silver anniversary ol tAs orkaalssfio,
of the society by an sll-day meeting in "a