The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-06

The Harvest Festival.
The harvest festival given by the ladies
Of the city AZ the han in the Collins block
was one Of the most successful entertain
ments OF the kind ever given here. both
with reference TO the entertainment pro
vided by those in charge and the number
and class of people who ATTENDED from
day 10 Cay. Great credit IS due those who
planned and carried out the work in the
various departments. The tables were
served By the young society women OF
the city, among whom We're the follow
ing: Mrs. J. II. Allen, Miss Mary Belle
Allen. Miss Alnetta Hixson. Mrs. w. II. IT.
Green. Miss Gilmer. Miss Reson Mrs +.
T.. Aiusworth. Miss Gertrude Clarke. Miss
Morgan, Mrs. Daniel Jones. Miss Kautz.
Mrs. Joseph Shipper. Mrs. ;. $. Kloeber.
Miss Livengood Mrs. Richardson, Miss
Marshall, Mrs. r. W. Price Miss Ann
Mather. Mrs Flynn. Mrs. Willard. Mrs
James Boutwell,. Mrs. Arson Burweu
Mrs. Lewis. Mrs. Piper. Mrs. Hazeltine.
Mrs. Maurice AIcMicken. Mrs Homer Nor
ton and Mrs. NJ. y. Benton. The kitchen
was in charge of Mrs. ". T Wickware
The entire festival Wednesday was I'M
der the supervision Of Mrs John II. Elder
and Thursday Mrs. =. b. II. Miller had
charge. Mrs. {. l.. Webb and Mrs. S. l..
Crawford. by their constant attention 20
details, aided largely in the success OF the
entire exhibition
The large Alaska exhibit was under the
immediate care OF Mr.. Miner W. Bruce
while Miss Knapp and Mr.. and Mrs. G. u
Emmons had charge OF another Alaska
collection. with Mrs. George Nerger and
thc Misses Scmple assisting at the booth.
Among those in charge OF the candy booth
were. Mrs. J. II. Calvert, Miss Alnetta
HiXsoa. Miss Eelle James Miss Levauy,
3IrS Folgsr. Miss simpson and Miss Mary
Belle Allen Miss Bush presided in the
art booth. and the china paintings were
N charge OF -trs. r. 4. WING and Miss
Beach. Mrs. q. D. SJ.msou. Mrs r. Aims
worth ana Airs Ovcrton looked after the
fancy work booth. white the floral booth
was mainly the handiwork q Mrs. r f.
Blaine. Mrs Robert Hopkins. Airs. Steph-
en- Flynn Airs. r. 2 Hussey. Mss Nc
NauGht and Miss GeuevIcse Reife. Mrs.
< J. Crawford managed the fresh fruit
booth. ana Mrs =. :. Wood. SIR r Nor
fora ARD Mrs. J. =. Coaa2t guarded the
other fruits and vegetables Sirs. Henry
Fuhrgnan Mrs Robert Eacel5reCht. Alrs.
Wal Fischer and Mrs. Johnson dispensed
ice cream and on Friday airs Joseph
: pren presided at q Ben Butler table.
Excellent Music vas FURNISHED ~ SITS.
Alyah Grover salmon. AIRS w y. Whit
t.asev. Miss Edna Whittier. Miss True. tea
Misses Masel. Mss Et,tn SAMPSON Dr.. g.
vs. saunders AZ. Joseph Shjpuea. Prov.
Toe.tus Mrs p n Van WaEe1cu- The
New England dinner tables we've ~ charge
% Mrs r. 4. Piper, nd the ass. stants
were. Mrs Ben HazelItre. AIRS Maurice
Non. keu. Mrs R. 4. Wasn6gru. Mrs a..
$ Mem Mrs a.. A. Hughes. Hiss Cole,
Nrs h r. HusH. Miss Ann &atHev. Mrs.
A. W. Denny NIrs. a l. Denny Mrs.
Daniel Jones. Miss Grace Allen, A..ss
Nautz. NrS. a LieweilEo. Mrs. a. !.
re.l.r zl~z a. Gottsteiu. 3T.ss Sarah
cottstsfu. Mrs !. e. Alien Miss n. p. Al
len. Ass y H0soa. AIRS. r. ". Jones.
Ms = Ru&ow. Miss wade. Mrs T. II.
Perkins. Mrs. =. NJ Hopkins. Mrs. Jessie
fe.-s. Mrs Il Neville Mrs. 80. : Drew.
Mrs n A Mitchell Miss Eettunc, Miss
Marshall. Afrs- Hsrwood Morsan. Mss
Clark AMI Miss MORGAN
These IL attendance a. The tables Fri-
sax we've. Mrs. p. " Price. Miss Murray.
Ms ~ r C;azzzgl. 9trs J. simpson. Mrs
j II ElHe~. Mrs. T : k}aoaer. Mss NV
..-roa<s. Mrs IL. Mitchell Msss BethunA.
Mss Marshall. Miss Af. + Alien. Mrs. Js--
90 Miller. 21Es- i. L. Gordon, AEs- ;. -.