The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-27

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.T,ha rsaxt week IL society was gfven over
10 Christmas tree festivities for the little
ones ana &c dinaer parties and family
reunions. This IS as Il should De. FOR
Christmas is the hApg'sest tine OF the year
for children. and the social lights can
vel AFFORD 10 yut 8 bait Ia their pleasures
and degs0te their time il making giaG the
hearts Of those v 20 are uninitiafei In the
WAYS OF the gay word. Ard then the
dear girls must have time IN which 10
ores5are and forward boxes 70 friends and
sweeshesArts and cosr1ssar notes with con-
fIdants on what each received Waiie this
is going on the housewife = keeping al
eye on what is being dane in the culinary
eesszrtrnent for what would Christmas be
without turkey. plum pudding and other
5eliczcie. too numerous 10 even think OF
The handsome Queen Anne club house
was transferred iuto q veTitz&hle fairy land
Christmas night. the occasion being the
chsid~s-Fa's german. arranged ~ Prof snd
Mrs whitley over Is children. hanging
from tets % : 10 misses and lads OF -.
went through the eyolations of the differ
eut figures with Is fnach grace and pre-
cfslon as the most Talented society lead
ers. The y-oang misses and little girls we're
beautifully gomned. and appeared a. much
At home in the c<gngsany Of the youthful
gallauts as IL they had been OUT for
seasons. There were ave straight figures
and four favors danced. every one OF them
heIng, new and novel. The c0tiiaon was
admirably led by Roy Smaliy and julia
crane Following we're the figures daaced:
slelgh beH. drum stick. bell and chair.
penny in the slot. duel and four favor
figures a dancing contest between
Marguerite Burns. IA years cid. and Mar
gerry Newman years old, was called a
tie. both misses da acing 50 prettfly as 10
make Il impossible 70 choose between
them.
Fully 100 parents and friends Of the little
ones were present az the german, every
one Of whom seemed 10 take as much in
terest as the participants themselves.
The german continued from to II O'Clock,
at the conclusion Of which Mr.. Harry elise
In a few well chosen words thanked Prof
and Mrs Whitley. in behalf OF the
parents. for the pleasure they had az
f0rded the little ones. TO say nothing OF
the older people. in arranging and carry
uful affair After the little ones had re-
tired a number Of the grown people danced
FOR an hour. the temptation, after The per-
Torrance Of the chIIarcu. being too great
70 miss. The little ones present AT the
german we're: Francis elise Henry Hib-
bard. Dix Dear born, loan Rumsey, Thos-
Simpson. Kenneth Rsker. Freddie Burn
side, I-esgie Baker. " aiam Raker. HarFf
Gordon. Jay Austin. Roy Smailey. Bryan
I.~rsraFz Harry Crane
Roy Kinnear. Herald Simpson, Harry
Coe. HgAart Coe. Raymou Harring-
ton, Charlie Rec. Mathew Swee-
new. Marguerite elise Elsie Churchill.
Beth Dearborn Florence Adair. May
Knapp. Liza jones, Kate Haley, Bertha
Parry. Dorothy Simpson. Ruth Baxter.
Gretta Rosenberg. Jane Cutler Charlotte
Dewoll WhittIesey. Ethel FTlkins. julia
Crane Bessie Crane. Marguerite Crane.
Ruth cliSe Myrtle Zwick. Axle Simpson,
Adine Cole Maud Go,dstine. Miss Donna
Phelps Carrie Fuhrman. He,na Hughes.
Alma May Stewart. Eo Schram. Ruth
schram. Sadie Kellogg. Hannah Furth
Terry Dorothy Terry Virginia Scurry.
Mary BESSIE Lewis Nvlla rarris. Beatrice
Prosch. Genevieve Prosch. Gertrude Gott-
stein. Zulu Croissant. Gracie Haycock,
IDA McCsInnis. Ethel McGBn!s. Helna VI
las Give Allen, linda FTauenthal, Elsa
Anthem. Efns Anthem. Lister Anthem. Lucy
Nav Garrett Haze Bragdon Charlotte
A seeIey. Grace King Mabel Taylor, Pat
s{e Harrington. Carrie Atkinson. julia
Atkinson, Lydia Atkinson. Marguerite
ssekstt. Nellie Young. Ray H,meihoch.
Alice Irsne PontsUs. Hubert Miller. Clara
" nx Mary Van Wagner. Louisa Van
WAGNER. Dorothy Ramsey Evsngeilue
Harper. Lea Price. Hazel Ward. Harry
Stevenson. GEORGE Newman. W3ItAm New
man Aunr0e Lesser Mathew Lobe. Ed
win Everso5e. George Shores Howard
Hughes Warren HASTE. Water HASTE.
Charles Provost David Oliver. Tom Scott,
John King. Arthur Prosch- ice Himel-
hoch. David Hlmeihoch, Andrew Homer.
The0dore Price. Hal McAl.cken. VIII Nc
81 ken. Laynlau Banks Ha~tnett Wilcox.
Constance Wilcox. Anna Higgins. Mar
gaerlta Burues FrRnclse Stevenson. Sarah
Stevenson. Neiia Stevenson, MaTgie New
man. Tessie Preston. Iuiiette Arolson.
Ruth lesser Hazel lesser. Lotta Cohn,
Cora Lobe. Haze Lobe and Zeta Mitchell
TIE stanford alae and mandolin clubs
have ronse and gone. leaving IN their wake
zv-a.s memories o. rnelo3. ans vnusfc and
.,--~...s r,,11.,ya ,..sie ,r-s,a ro-nfr- ~ mis-
er~.rfxat,or of Young students had been
f,oEas Ser hv me society b,l4s for sew
raj vrseks. ard a. the curtain rolled I'D
n. tes Saattla heater s.hrtst-Yas ntxhf. re-
y--.rl-,s- = s.5re 81 besr,fless hos grouped
aSo9rt the stage atssraI IN conventional
even - ff~eSs rsarv a heart heat wildly
IN anticipation 81 the cho-uses that had
thrilled the hundreds q pretty co-es5s AT
ere BIZ college a. Psio Alto. The pro-
gramnae WAS similar 20 t.faI gwen oy ne
comb,aet Berkeley ard Stanford csuos
year aso. consisting - c2loFuses, instra-
mental numbers ard character. stte frnFer-
$50 4-e-