The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-29
woopMEN OF THE WORLD.
Tuesdays Entertainment . Great
saceess-Camp 6I's Good work.


Collins hall was the scene OF much
splendor Tuesday evening, the occasion
being a celebration by Seattle Camp. No.
o., upon hts UNUSUAL growth Ia member
ship during the past few monshs. The hail
had been Beautifully decorated by the
members with trees and flowers, inter-
spersed with embIems OF the order Ia the
shape OF axes. crooks. etc. all OF which
gave the hall a unique appearance. The
dresses worn by the ladies' looked exceed
ingiy handsome BY electric light 1t Is
Impossible 10 give detailed account OF
them all, although Il may be said thai In
some instances they were exceptionally
striking. The choppers unaccgstoned 10
this style OF surroundings tried to os COM
Portable In their best Sunday suits, and
considering circumstances succeeded 10
look rather pleasant In some instances,
though, a person could always observe one
or another stroIiing into Ihe side rooms.
and q great deal Of merriment was caused
when an old Woodman. who seemingly
thinking himself unnotced. was overheard
pracficing that familiar air. There ara
moments when one wants 20 be alone.
and this r. one OF them.
OF the entertainment itself too much
can hardly be given. The programme,
which contained some OF the greatest Ia
vorftes in the city. had been announced
by tAa Post-Intelligeucer In last week
issue. and this no doubt helped TO In
crease the attendance 20 such an extent
that by the time Consul Commander
sehwao raped for order not a seat was
vacant IN the spacious hall. II was SIS
sharp when Rev Clark Davis was intro
duced by the presiding officer as master
Of ceremonies for the evening. Assuming
charge Mr. Davis announced that the
musical and literary programme would be-
GIN and introduced each performer he
programme was as follows.
Address OF welcome. Mr. clark - Davis
overture wagner's orchestra, song. Mrs.
w H Whittiesey: violin solo. Mr.. ;. W.
Drisnoll: song. Mr.. George Noble; mando-
lin and guitar. Ar. and AIRS. {. n PINK
ham, recitation Miss Della BOYD; song.
Mrs. Mabel c. McAlpine; violin solo. Miss
Edith Shrewsbury baton juggling. MT.
NJ V. Hiu: song, Mr.. Bert Williams: cor
net soio. Mr. T. n. Wagner song. Misses
Bailey and Thompson piano SOLO Miss
Edith Shrewsbury.
Every number on the programme was
received with storm - applause ana
while this may have been gratifying 20
the performers y must - said that the
selections we're exceptionally fine and de-
served the reception with which they
acre greeted pleasant surprise was
the mastery handling 81 the baton ~ Mr.
N Y nm Hts wonderful Juggling act
VS. very we'll received. In addition 20 TIE
above programme vocal solo by MIS-.
Fdrnonas and flute SOTO nv NJ t4aher
Rad been originally announced. but sick
ness prevented them from appearing. and
through the Kindness % Miss shrewsbury
a ngaro colo was rendered Instead
This closed the programme FOR ths even
frr but another surprise was IN store ur-
known 90 AL bat the committees n
charge To satisfy the many urgent re-
Quests rhe COMMITTEES ~ the la, moment
daclsef 80 prolon~ the amusement Tor
,se{r guests hy adding q social dance.
vxhtsn met with favor by a larxe number,
while some returned home satisfied with
the evenings enjoyment
re unusually large attendance AZ the
last meeting % Seattle camp No. -, %as
due 20 the announcement thSt spectst
team would confer the degree work OF
,hat evening. Those who had TIE pleasiiIe
- witnessing q agrge that y Vas the
er.a. .Nsv hed ever seer here while the
ea,.gIsassS wers unanimous n asserting
80, a. vas she finest trey ''ncver" 81 y
ssasaHa What nsiEht have been n serious
accident Vas luckily averte3 ~ the prss@-
anr.a u mind - some ~ thc members aha
the e-,sira g - ore - ire candidates. or
sar,a unarc~ouucsh}s reason re Eoa' o.
gar,,a unrY,ara see RE. which resulted n \
,.,,-,ay.-a,-. The candidate however. held 81
=, re rslns easf brought him % stand
80. without ths interference - the police
y v=as found hnvrsssr. that TIE canaidat@
We rather exhausted ~ his eNrF~issnce.
ga -,,ne ssfrnuiArss sn The share ~ s
e~fazs az pur~ water restored him - hts
...,~~sss ~Ssrsfsssoa. anA he then continued
rs tourney Rut Il ~as not iouw osfofe
=. rs. wsth more Narasnins. he bad
hsrystv entered IRE wccfs wher his Eosst
~.,s-,sless ovrr some icg o. tree tYtnF
s-ras~ sse read ans ia his etteEart 20 oia-
,,,o.,n. he vas rather csrel~ss ard got BIS
49, tangled 10 "a sarae limbs - a tree
vvAt-A hung right OVERHEAD We had feSs
80 ssS Naf~ Seso~N re wRs sskea Snt O
a. Asursresss position. ard tn@ urfeT-
.,.rs,e loser. wHe - r~-cy, rrr-e~s 20 80
-,m-~v o. sore 1sfrdresSer rsTnaFsesf
49, that - San row sce-esarsF eor ST ire
80 heads 81 TIE country. uStng as e~a
s,-,--ssx+sr. TIE Ns>sss are eun - tAessa
49,. sv,,r1s~s~s FssrF- eexrse vas gsvN1 -
49, ,,.ssas don ~ = sscSt exemplary F-An~
- "a S,srnn - EnAy - rros5 - rs
s....-r>a team. seven eanat1AfsS eoza'ssss's-
"a s,-sa the frsrr~sstve1eSs - sAe esre-
.-.-~x s-,A IS r,Aav naore wssl save tHe
s>,,,,.,,-ssw 81 sasnx - a. fAe n$SE -
49,. SNvs4 ranrrA@vs wse s-&v e~Haw frNsn
49,. .-,e.sfi~r~ r7stSs grssat deal - enjoy
-.-.-,s ..fs Is worth 49, VTscs ~ show
"a - - sNe w.ss sw-Tans v fsc<&szaer-
-, -. tse other fellow initiated ard a.