The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-05
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Harvest Festival Draws Great Throngs
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Harvest Festival Draws Great Throngs
The e-Winners The Fisk mos
The third day Of the harvest festival for
the benefit of the Associated Charities was
II possible more OF a success than either
preceding day. and the closing dance or
last evening was the browning event, the
New England dinner at midday coming IN
for patronage that was far beyond anti
cipauon. With the bewitching PTscilla
caps and costumes the attending ladies
can claim much credit for their success
The following attended at the tables yes
terday:
Mrs. E. w Price, Miss Murray. Mrs.
". L. Gazzam, Mrs. ]. Shipper, Mrs. j.
II. Elder, Mrs. ]. s. Kloeber. Miss L!ven-
good, Mrs. d. Mitchell. Miss Bethune,
Miss Marshall, Miss NJ B. Allen. Mrs.Jacob
Miller, Mrs. Fl. G. Gordon, Mrs. J. NJ
Taylor, Miss Annie Parsons. Mss May
Abrams, Miss Stella Johnson, Mrs r.
Bewroy, Mrs. f. p. Lewis. Mrs. A. A.
Wright, Mrs. James Gosh, Miss Douglas.
Mss p. Lewis, Mrs. II. Morgan, Mrs 5.
E. Newhall, Mrs NJ. Gottstein, Miss
Heartie Woods, Miss Jennie Prentice, Mrs.
]. II. Perkins, Mrs. r. NJ. Hopkins, Mss
Jessie Peck. Miss Neville, Mrs. A. B. Lew
ellyn, Mrs. A. j. Taylor, Mrs. A p Hin,
Mrs. Daniel Jones. Miss Grace Allen, Miss
Navarro kautz, Mrs. e. f. Overton, Mrs.
A. W. Denny. Mrs. Z. B. Hussey, Mrs.
J. Y. Ostrander. Mrs r. T. Parkhurst,
Mrs. L. c. tombstone, Mrs. Rueben Jones,
Mrs. Rudow and Miss Wade.
Mrs Robert Westerman, member OF
the friendly visitors, and also of the flower
mission of the w. C. T. L, made into
bouquets the cut flowers from the display
of the festival and distributed them yester-
day among the patients of the several nos
pitfalls. The ladies of the bureau VIII make
a similar distribution today.
The beautiful fresco painting OF Kassan,
LxvL - mo -rII ~
c. L. Webb. The painting of Princess An
geline fell TO Mr. Harwood Morgan. The
fine ring presented by NJ. Albert Hansen.
and hidden in a large cake, cut in 100
slices. was secured by Mrs. Daniel Jones.
1t has two settings. one Of a sapphire, sur
rounded with pearls, and the other three
emeralds in the shape of a clover leaf.
1t was the Woodland, not the Washing
ton Floral Company. which presented the
bouquet won by Mrs. Robert Croft Thurs
day.
Mrs w Fl. Fl. Green had charge of the
successful dancing party of last evening.
Mr.. T. y. Halter acted as floor manager,
and members Of the First Regiment or
chestra furnished music, which made ev-
erybody want TO dance. The crowd would
have been comfortable in hall five times
as large.
For the school children the Eskimo per-
Torrance, at only 10 cents admission, Will
continue tlll tate tonight, ana caHdy viii
be sold on the main hall AT II, 3 and
O'Clock the Eskimos will eat raw seal meat
and fish with seal oil. Mr.. Bruce has ar
ranged for a special athletic performance
High kicking by Princess Kerlungner. and
high jumping by Isertyner and kyoquassi,
the young men.
There will be no charge for admission to
the large room today and the ladies will
serve Russian tea with a sandwich and
ice cream.