The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-10
TIE POETS CARNIVAL.
Living Representation OF Leading Char
acters TO BE Given.


The carnival Of poets 10 be given I'm Ar
mory hall next Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday evenings for the benefit Of 81.
Marks new church fund. bids fair 20 be
the largest. grandest entertainment of
the kind ever held In Seattle. both in num-
Der and elegance OF costumes, novelties
in the booths and excellence of the pro-
gramme which viii be presented each
evening. The decorations will be elabor-
ate and the booths Of curious design.
Shakespeare booth viii be under the di-
rcction Of Mrs. ]. g. Haines and viii have
twenty-three OF the most prominent So
ciety people in costumes. representing tho
hest known and lovely characters Of the
poet They will present five tableaux.
The Keats booth. with Mr.. Douglas
Young and Mr.. Eugene Ricksccker in
charge. viii have six people and viii pre-
sent two tableauX.
Tennyson booth viii be in tho hands OF
Mrs Charles +. Shepard and Will contain
eighteen people who will contribute five
tableaux.
The Moore booth. with Mrs. c. A. Chin
iquy and Mrs. II. +. Norton IN the man
agemcrt. VIII have twenty-three people.
and viii present a scene in which Miss
Mamie Run viii dance before LaIla
Rookh
Mrs. l.. A. Sullivan viii have the Long
fellow booth. and with sixteen people
viii put on four tahleaux.
Byron booth. I'm charge Of Mrs. West,
Will contain nine people and viii give
two tabltRux.
The eminent japanese poot. Fukawa has
been selected by Mrs G. ". Yancy. who,
with eleven people fn japanese costume.
will present two tableaux.
Bret Harte the choice Of Mrs. Aronson,
viii ~ reDresented by thirteen people, and
VIII present scenes from Luck Of Roaring
Camn'' ard other works.
Scott. with the Highland lads and las
sizes. VII bc FIN the hands Of Mrs. J y.
Dorr. who with thirteen people. viii pre-
sent one ,ahicau ana graceful lassie VIII
dance the Highland f'uE.
Ms Humphrey ana AIRS King VIII dis
r,crlse KNOWLEDGE ~ the Future from
the Eliot booth. and gypsy songs and
music viii euliven the evening.
Goethe's Faust" with six people, VIII
he in charee q Mrs. W. J Gramhs who
VII sing ara aria from "a aust during me
entertainment
whtuer,s booth. with Mrs. Zimmerman
in charge. with ten people. viii present
two tablCauN.
Mrs T. NJ Daulton. witA Anderson As
the choice. VIII have ten people in her
booth. and present three 3aoleauN.
Mother Goose with her 0fty-eiEht chil-
dreu WITH Ny g.. b. EpEelHara 'u cvro-
rr,an1 viii do An usuuCr ~ things GO eu-
tertain. and last gut not least. tho See
cream booth under Mrs. Brooks VIII nos
h. l5rectteu while the proceeds wlu Pc
gathered IN hv SIR. +. Atkins. cashier 81
the carnival bank.
The general wenaEefnr NJ stn tH' han1s
81 Nfr. Homer ,, Merton. vAo IS sNafi0E
3, r.t.ns fl make this the event Ell years
{n the history al church or charity ha-
saarS ln this CITY. one who saw Tire
h,1the under construction sal that the
Arrnorv hau would resemble the Midway
Ylaissr-c in miniature. aud bouEAt three
season tickets
so,uon and siuele tickets may Dc had %
7 .s.s r,h.arfnaev. stewart IS Holmes drug
seer, and pub.s' drug store a~ from Fred
Atkins. treasurer. az tire Seattle SAVINGS