The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13

month and % each season all be repre-
ecnted, while the weeks and the days viii
al b OIL hand to attend 70 the needs OF
visitcrs. and 20 add 10 the general @Hect o.
4 whole year Of people.
The feature OF the opsring night. Tues
Cay, will Ee the grand march, All he
Year Round" and The picture VII be
brilliant one, as costumes and col9rtnS are
OF the beat effect series = fancy
dances some 81 sben b. the children of
hrs. Kershaw's dancing class. are 20 %
given on Wednesday evening. before The
general dancing. and or Thursday even
ing the grand march will be repeated. ard
the carnival wiIi close With grand bail
Dinner each nigft after o'eioek s,i De
served. and Each booth will vie sith The
rest IN presenting attractive features.
January, represented ~ Mira william II.
Reid viii lie arranged as handsome
drawing room, and the ladies' are 20 hold
New Years reception. ard dispose %
light refreshments. II February. Ars.
Orchard and her assistants in colonial COS
tunes. viii have charge Of tables of beau
tfiH embroidered linens. March IL the
art booth IN charge II Mira A n. sheT-
man. ArFii, me weeping month. ia repre-
scented by Mss Eofas. whose goods aill
be hsndkerehlefe and the booth Is 80 bs
dressed IN green and white. wiib fhe cos
tunes to correspond May is the month
OF flowers and the young l8ales gho repre-
sent tbe May days wIli bs dressed aow
ers. and The Maypoe dance wll be an st.
trsctive feature. June. presided over by
Mrs. Rolf, IL % be especially lovely. and
every sort % tissue paper article wiIl 30
On sale. al tas costumes being also % tie
sge paper. In Jaly. rational colafs. the
goddess Of liberty. UAe Sam ana other
appropriate features VIII be found and
Nrs. Crawford Anderson ALL sell candies
10 all who love their eonatry. August.
under Mrs. harrison. viii be nlleG Nth
~. 4. -s4.f
telling Is 10 be the special attraction.
September IL 70 be symbolic os Labor day
and politics. and under Mrs. Hanscomb
badge. and al sorts % usefal household
articles are 70 be sold October .s under
Mrs.. Marvin 4. paliey's supervision and
vii typfy the harvest. tia costumes being
after The Maud Muller fashion. and nafs
traits. cider and other Seieetahles will bs
found IN plenty. In shs November booth.
which represents Thanksgiving. Ma s. II.
Emerson viii serve each aigat & dinner AZ
for gods. ard. better SIT. Tor men. The
frst evening" bin Of fare VIII have chicken
IN various forms as i,s principal dish. and
the second evening the hoard will be
Graced by the toothsoue Southern roast
shoat. On Thursday evening a New Eng
land dinner will be served December shs
month Of Ice and snow. IL 20 represent
frozen grotto. and wtl Dc = fatrv-lgks
ecens. Mrs. J. Tenant steeb has charge
OF the various charms % the Christmas
month. A splendid orchestra Of seventeen
pieces has been engaged. and socisty has
been all asog q; the prospect Of real gaia
week.
The fall term Of me Annie wr.rh, semi
nary opened most susplciousy Thursday
morning with students from every state
IN the Northwest and british Columbia
This school IL in excellent condition, many
improvements having been made during
The summer. ard the newly asperei ana
painted rooms present a very cheerful sp-
pearance The kindergarten department.
10 steadily Increasing. and the klnderKsr-
ten training school. Incorporated last year.
has class OF seven. who meet with Mss
Dewey three afternoons each week.
last Tuesday evening q very delightful
dancing party was given a. Naron library
rhc~e rresen; were Mr. and Mrs c H.
Hyde. Mr. srf Mrs. A c. Tousey. Mr.. and
MR.. OTIS sprsgue Mr. and Mr. J Ten
rans s'eeh. Miss Underwood Mss psn-
nrtt. Miss Baker. Miss Styue Ni.s Rahy
Mas sprague. Mis-. Asn.worth. Mr. p q.
Taylor. NJ. T V Tyler. Mr.. \. c. prifch-
ard. Dr, A. O. Hicks. Mr. Ainsworth, Of
PORTLAND. Nr. r G. Bridges. Mr.. w. IT.
woodruff. r.. Mr.. ID. A. Young. Mr..
March.
The Y.afi~-' Musical Club viii BE con-
method n
year. ~ seventh YEAR o. work A number
- new members have already TONED an.
the outlook Tor the club IL most enc0ur-
aging The rrst concert Witch "a eorn-
piirrertsry. VIII - evrn early n October
n the haaa'irpl new rooms IN the Chamber
81 comns@~r~ building on tire SIKH aoor
The president. Hrs Claude ~ Seetey "a
enthusiastic ovsr the prospect Tor the s~a-
svn's work
ARRANGEMENTS a.. s-irr r.~,s~.ea Fer
ths Moderation ~ w8rner's CTus. which
viii be held hrr~ me 49, ara ~ Tn.
wse'inss Will - Ne1H IN Mas9~fc hau ara
prornise - ~ extremely interesting re-
o~n'inn ,or fh~ visiting n,ersters SIN Re
given fhe evening ~ ;he 80 81 Mrs. Ca
iusNs Parsons home.
To Re IN 49, s~frs dur4n~ as, week ~,
wus. have hesr - 49, sNe whaf~ si.ham-s
n. ~. s~cffesf y rns - ~ swsr, en- -.
condition $3.50 not enxfshfe However 10
waiter how ~ ~rsei. Ns hefs sr4-ee gar
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