The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-20

- ~oxuen.s clubs. beside TIE p5st.e at
se-stAnt upon the return of cam sefs 10 IAe
city and the sai work OF reoFganlxsns
cuts so the winter. Society nAs gems
en- n.Asss into the carnival Of months
given for The nrsi time tn Tacoma Tues
Oar. Wednesday ane Thursday evenings.
waich WAS successful beyond the most
aAnx asne expectations. Nothing has ever
been attempted here which required %
many psrtic!paniA and when al o'clock
Tuesday evening. Prof. Bulls orchestra
struck uo the grand march. AHo ne
months weeks and days formed In line
ara began their march down the center OK
the Dig foor which was Ranked on either
side BY the twelve gaysy decorated booths,
the sight was truly gorgeous one.
Little Johanna Cort Van der Linden,
dressed ali in white. with snow crystals
cleaning all over her gown. led the way
~ The New Year. attended BY veneer
sbla Father Time. represented BY Master
John sprsgue. January followed, led oy
Mrs W IL Reid. her days al sown-d in
white, sparkling with frost and snow.
February came next. all dressed Ia su-
perb colonial style. attended by fairy
Cuplis snd valentines. and led by Mrs j.
G. Orchard.
March was led by Mrs. A. Fl. Sherman.
and April came sayly IN under bright
japanese umbrellas. each day wearing
pstAnt green -hsENs RaaAH F~aoaHh DS<s~1
and white waist, Mrs w r. Saul repre-
sentinx the fearful month May Was ed
BY Miss Myrtle Votaw and her days were
sweet flower girls with baskets Of fragrant
blossoms June fairly rioted Ia gorgeous
color az she swung into line and brought
down 4 round OF applause Mrs. Herbert
Arson Ron. and her days and weeks were
eli robed In the most effective gowns Of
crepe tissue paper. and they passed
four abreas, up the hau they clustered to-
gether In a clrcls. holding out their gay
skirts until they resembled a huge oou-
quet OF many-tinted covers. Ar. Bert
Alexander. as the longes; day In the year.
lowered above the others.
July. led By Mrs. Crawford Anderson,
seemed fairly 20 blaze with patriotism.
and the character OF Uncle Sam was
cicveriy taken by Mr. John F. Army. After
July trooped in a merry band OF gypsies.
their dark brilliant coiortng giving August
her correct character Mrs. c. 5 IArri-
son led the band Mrs. @, d. Hanscouih
represented September. the Labor Day
month. and October was led by Mrs. Mar
win A. Dstiey. apd made up OF a group Of
hayseed farmers and bUxom dairy maids.
all Of whom carried farm and garden i'm
plements Noveuber's days were typical
OF old New England. and in quaint white
caps and broad kerchiefs. made A pretty
picture led by Mrs 5 II Emerson. Mrs.
J. T Steeb. as a srOw fairy. led the white
rohsd days Of December. with Santa Claus
IN attendance. and the shortest day repre-
scented by htile Dick Bull
After long and elsborat. march. which
was viewed by large crowd OF specta-
tors. the whole year trooped into their
beautiful booths and took up TIE business
OF the evening
The colonial booth was much admired.
being a yellow and white Mount Vernon
ma aston, with a grassy garden. where
grew the identical cherry tree and George
from LAYING |, low. December had been
most lngenious'y arranged as an Ice cave.
ans within 10 chill recesses were served
ices ny the giitter'ng days
Octohers domain was hsvs,ack with
pillars wound IN ripe grain ana surrnount-
ed by Jack o. Lanterns sna July haunted
tire Stars and Stripes. the American eagle
and every emhlem Of liberty and sold deli
eIogs home made candy
The art display In the March booth WIS
ire choicest collection ever shown in
church entertainment Mrs Roberto Bas-
cov'cs had loaned many OF her husband.
splendid water colors consisting OF Nsne-
tlan scenes siin iise. magnificent views 81
Merchandising snf a series Of beautiful
lt.i. e,ehinrs Miss Florence curt'-s,
who returned las, June from the school Of
Design IN New York city. bad placed lot
OF Studies on exhibition FOR the first time.
art ne cl~vrrness % her work attracted
much attention Mrs y Bradley has
;nst finished handsome large wood panel
o. Msrechsl Nell roses from Mrs c W.
Grtsss' garden. and II va. greatly ad-
mired
On "Wednesday evening several fancy
dances were given ~ the boy. ans girls
class ana 'he Attendance was Increased
while on Thursday night the grand march
was repeated. followed by general bal.
AM the AFFAIR closed n a blaze 81 glory.
Those who were actively connected ~Ifh
the MANAGEMENT aside from the ladies'
already mentioned. were: Ms J T Res
man. p-~s'3en; OF the gIiit. Mr. Jack
Small. Mr. Everett BaAcock Mr. A @
pr.~hRrd Mr. Frank c. Taylor Mr. w
Harrison wootrur 1r,. snd the follow
.rx ladies' as vNeeks. Mrs.. Corr Van der
Linden, Mira Tork e!son. Mrs Croh. Mrs
wsalin. Mrs " II cline. Mss ne Nef
Mis- Orchard Mrs TeAii. Ms RasccTicA
Mrs NJ Ashton. Miss Miles Miss Cur
tfss Mrs. A A Hsrtow. Mrs p J
Schug Nr~ Mcfarland, Miss Kate Hay
Gen Miss Grace KAch3ein. Mss Kate
Reese. Miss EtnA Richardson. Mr. FreSs
Reese Mrs Ralph Metcalf Nrs Hurley
+ K Certiss Mrs Evans Mrs De wn,r
Ms. ShumwRv Mise Nfcksus Miss uew-
TT Mas Mani. N,ckerrs Mas Cara
Murray. Mrs F. : Hail Ms A p
r-schar. Ms J W Goes. Ms } 2
Noel Mas Fannie A Daley. Nsss Fer
~nr- Hsssse Miss Pierce Mrs = East
man. NJ. Drew Mrs CSNbe-g Ms NJ
Anery. Mrs Dryer Mrs pav}4 " sen
NJ Melbourne Ra'ley Niss NaheI Ropa
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