The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-13
Gaming Exents.

The Young Ladies Aid Society OF the
Second Presbyterian church OF this city
viii hold Christmas market Inssaay'
Wednesday and Thursday In The Claren-
Don hotel
One OF the most interesting benevolent
projects OF the season is about 70 attract
the attention OF tie people or SeattIe.
The earnest and unselash devotion OF the
Sisters In charge OF the orphans in the
House OF the Good Shepherd has not
passed pnnoticed. and many prominent
ladies in the city have resolved TO aHord
them substantial aid IN their care OF sixty
orphan children through the coming win
ter. To this end they have organized a
grand bazaar. 10 be held for week be-
ginning Dec. II, in Collins hall. corner
Second avenue and James street; with a
season ticket al . cents. The hail VIII
be fitted Up with booths for the display
Of holiday toys. dolis. choSe men Mo s,i
and fancy articles OF all description,
which can be purchased at most reason
able rates. Well-served meals can be
procured daily for 3 cents from II m.
evening. A good turkey dinner will be
served at noon OF December IL, and the
grand bazaar viii Be opened on the even
ment band, promptly ~ $50 p. m, Mime.
Berta Crevelfi and other fine vocalists
and elocutionists have kindly ohered their
aid to render the evening charming
The Mother Goose birthday party prom
ises 10 be in every way a social and ar
tistic success. All philosophical pat
rons and lovers OF the good, the true and
the beautiful in education and therefore
IN life may here find an opportunity TO
help IN this work. The little ones gath
cred each day at the free kindergarten In
q magic circle or happy cooperative pay
ful industry. Will the better know how
TO realize the hoped for day Of equal
rights for having lived even for snort
time in an atmosphere OF welcome bright
ness, where all IRE tremendously work
ing for the highest good of all Then
let us in the words OF Mother Goose her
self. please TO remember" to-
Come with whoop. and come with a
call:
Come with good will. come one and
Friday, December IS. at s p. m; also Sat
urday matinee, December 10, al $50
O'Clock, at Rialto han. where dainty. de-
lic.ous tarts. made by her royal and beau
tiful majesty the queen Of Hearts" VIII
be dispensed by the gay company or
Mother Goose characters who appear In
the play. Refreshing orangeade viii be
provided for those who wish TO drink
10 the health of Mother Goose, Mrs. Car
rick; the queen, Miss Irene Simpson: the
charmingly contrary Mistress Mary, Mrs
a Glover Salmon: her three pretty maids,
all-in-a-row Miss Bessie Inglis, Miss
Beulah Gronlund and Miss Greta Rosen-
berg: the world-famous Jill. Miss Mabel
Kelioch: the melancholy Bo-Peep, Miss
Elsie Bruins. the cheerful Rosy, Mrs. Fer
raj: the Irish flower Dany-Down-Diily,
Miss Sarah Hanna Miss Muffett, ~ IS
Florence Mckay; Polly Flinders, Miss
Gretchen Haggard: Simple simon, Mr..
Englehsrdt; Jack. Mr.. J. D.. Denning;
Bobby Shafte, Mr.. Walter Allen: Little
Boy Blue. Master Finch Haggard. II
would be difficult 10 imagine the chid's
world without candy. so the ladies' think.
who have taken the loving trouble or
making a rich store for the Mother Goose
party. Then
"skippety hop TO the barber shop
To buy a stick Of candy
Those who would inform themselves Of
the sound history ami literary merits Of
Mother Goose may inquire at the kinder
garten literary table. where the ladies'
w.. also be glad 10 show pretty books OF
Kindergarten child stories for Christmas
See in the store windows the quaint.
attractive posters, made by kind artist
friends which viii be for sale az the pos
ter booth Tickets for sale by the pat
Andrews Mrs. ]. II. Allen. Miss Eliza
beth Atkinson. Mrs. Charles Armstrong.
Mrs Busseile. Mrs. Webster Brown, Mrs.
George Bush, Mrs. r. \. Strout. Mrs
r C. Hughes Mrs. Laurence Gronlund,
Mrs. Jed Blake Mrs. DE l. Harbaugh,
n T. Holmes. Mrs. II G. Stein. Mrs. VI.
y perry Mrs sara DewhurSt. Mrs John
y Soule. Ms. c. u. Stinnson. Mrs. \. r.
Stewart Mrs. Maurice McMiCkeu, Mrs.
Glover Salmon. Mrs. y. G. Garrett Mrs
. Z RemsherE. Mrs. Francis NJ kels.
Mrs J. n Elder. Mrs J. u. Gardner.
Mrs Howells Mrs Cr0lssant Mrs l.
Hume Mrs RosenSerg. Mrs. Siwtson.
Mrs Hanna. Mrs. ID. y. Hargar. Mrs. :.
Carter. Mrs. c. y. Chaliar, Mrs 2. d.
Hughes Mrs James shannon. Tickets
viii also be sold at Stewart x Holmes
drug store.