The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-18

wearing the green Win Is MUCH P2k1c az
though they boasted of Irish blood Gen.
Bryant also received many congrssuiasory
letters and kilograms from relatives and
friends in New York, Washington City
and Virginia and showed pride IN having
the same birthday as Ireland's patron
saint.
Prize Baby show.
Manager John +. Cordrsy who was IN
Seattle last week, has perfected arrange
ments 10 open prize baby show In the
auditorium Of his thea;e- IN . few days
Prizes aggregating $1,000 viii be awarded
for babies meeting the requirements OF the
popular voters. The competition will be
open TO all. the restrictions being babies
under two years Of age and tina; their
mothers shall be residents Of Seattle or its
close vicinity. Instead Of appointing
judges to decide the merits OF the several
competitors Mr.. Cordray has decided to
make the award by popular vote. namely,
every purchaser Of q ticket to the show
and theater will have a casting vote. The
exhibition will be under the personal
supervision of Mr.. Cordray who has had
more experience with baby shows than
any other man in the world. Excellent
booths and accommodations will be
provided for mothers and babies with at
PENDANTS for all. There will be no addi-
tional charge made TO see the baby show,
which will be held for two hours before
the commencement of every performance,
and every ticket admitting person to the
theater will also admit TO the baby show.
The prizes in detail will be as follows:
For quadruplets. cash, $500; for triplets.
500; for twins. $50; handsomest baby,
diamond ring; handsomest mother, q
diamond ring; handsomest nurse. gold
watch; second handsomest baby, gold
necklace; third handsomest baby, silver
mug: second handsomest mother, gold
watch; second handsomest nurse. gold
ring. All mothers thinking they have
prize babies can now commence register
ing at Cordray's.
The Maine Social Club.
The Maine Social Club gave another
pleasant party at the Arlington hall last
Wednesday evening. The guests were:
DR.. and Mrs. E. F. Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. A. Bigeiow. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Croker, Mr-,and Mrs. +. W. Stinchfield,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. McAuley. Mrs. J. G.
Noiop, Mrs. NJ. G. Jensen, Mrs. J. w.
Stems, Mrs. E. L. Van Horn. Mrs. s. F.
Payne. Mrs. A. Mckenzie, Mrs. o. A.
Case, Mrs. r. X. Mitchell, Mrs. Ella Case,
Mrs. d. c. Paregoy, Miss Minnie Nolop,
Miss Anna Crst. Miss Mollie Mcknight,
Miss Ida Miller. Miss Minnie Livesley,
Miss. n. Hildebrandt. Miss Philopena
DnBee. Miss Sarah Phillips, Miss Lena
Reich, Miss Olga Crist. Miss Z. Asher,
Miss Bertha Halvey. Miss Dora Rukes,
Miss Bessie Phillips, Miss Agnes Potts,
Miss E. T. Taylor. Miss Bernice Case, Miss
Nellie McAleer. Miss Fannie Loveiand.
Miss Bessie Carkeek. Miss Edna Smith.
Miss Lena Holt, Miss Carrie Whitney,
Miss Anna Leighton, Miss Lille Peters,
Mr.. W. T. Stevens Mr.. 8. f. Butler, Mr..
f. W. Melse, Mr.. William Crist, Mr.. John
Campbell, Mr.. /. L. Bucklin, Mr.. William
s. Paige, Mr.. William Fox. Mr.. III. L.
Egell, Mr.. A. w. Best, Mr.. J. NJ. Reeves,
Mr.. J. II. Bragdon, Mr.. w. J. Livesley.
Mr.. A. Z. Miller. Mr.. p. Pearson. Mr.. G.
Livesley, Mr.. /. Lurie, Mr.. c. +. Plimp-
ton, Mr.. Julius Malberg Mr.. Bert Stevens,
Mr.. A. A. Temple, Mr.. n. Phillips. Mr.. ].
Shaw, Mr.. Thomas Flaherty, Mr.. Paul
Berkman, Mr.. NJ. g. Holt, Mr.. w. J.
Shaw and Mr.. Edward Harrison.
Mrs. Jackson's High Five.
The Young Married Folks Club, in an
swer 20 invitations sent by Mrs. J. Alfred
Jackson, met at the b sndsome residence of
their charming hostess last Wednesday
evening and enjoyed q game of ''high
FIVE" Handsome decorations and the
perfume Of flowers added their charms to
the pleasures Of the evening. The follow
ing members of the club answered "pres-
emit" at roll call: Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Joslin, Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Bell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred L. Fehren, Mr.. and Mrs. Daul-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. c. 7. Conover, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Green, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander +. MacEwen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richie NJ. Kinnear, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID.
Perkins. Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Cook. Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Morton, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. III. Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. George Carter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wrestling. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harwood Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
II. Gilman, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ.
Palmer, Maj. and Mrs. s. W. Clark and
Miss Clark. Costly and handsome prizes
were awarded, as follows: First ladies'
prize to Mrs. Howard Joslin; first gentle
mems prize, Mr.. Howard Morton. The
ladies' BOBBY was given to Mrs. Howard
Morton, and Mr.. Harwood Morgan Sc
cured the gentlemen's BOBBY. The ladies'
middle prize was secured by Mrs. w. ID.
Perkins. while Mr.. C. T. Conover secured
the corresponding middle prize for men.
A luncheon served late in the evening
proved an added pleasure TO the evenings
programme.
Epworth League 1t Fremont.
The Epworth League of the Asbury NJ.
f. church, OF Fremont. assisted by home
talent, gave an enjoyable musical, dra-
matte and literary entertainment last
Wednesday and Friday evenings. The
programme was as follows:
.............. Selection from al Travatore'
Miss Zena Mesdag. Mr.. I. Mesdag.
Vocal trio Male voices
serio comic drama tn three acts ''Marrloi." cast
OF eharscters-Mrs Hoimsn. Miss Edith Gra-
ham; Emily aud Berths, her daughters, Misc
Anna Cuilis and Mrs. II. J. jenkins; Aunt
isrushs, a maiden Miss VIVA Graham: Alfred
Baitercua. a dandy, Mr.; II J. Jenkins.
Violin and piano duo-"TAc Palms
...----,-.-......-.-.M iss Aesdag MI Aesdas
simple simon" GIN eostumel -. 49,.
Observation-Disclosures, Master Freddy Herbert
Vocal duet-"The serenaaa'' .......... senu bert
tEncors} Mr.. J. Arguttsr, Miss Nssdag.
Piano solo. -. ......s.. Mira ii. J. jenkins
A farce in two acis, Hans Won smash" cast of
Characters Won Smash, Mr.. III. j.
Jenkins; Mr.. Patch, farmer. Mr.. Joe Parker:
Mary and Susie. MS daughter. Miss Emily
Booth and Aiss Maud Yonkef. Kate. an irish
servant, Miss Wins Graham John Ffsttymau.
aande. Mr.. A. II. Avery: Henry. Dashsr.
suitor, NJ A. !. Buhtz
Rocked IN the Cradle of the Deep ....-..-.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Male qnar'e'te
Mrs. Taylor Surprised.
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