The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-03

very pretty booths vera located The
flower }os,e X IS mass af roses and other
choice 3aWSgS at The opening ot the day.
hnt ny evening most ~ the stock had
passed .ntc hands - visitors ana the kcd
Grass Society sas much richer Mrs Ed
gar -. PtDeT ana Mrs. EraStuS Rrasnerd
We're assisted N this booth ny Miss Amy
cory Miss Msra Smith ana Miss J.eora
Conn.
Mrs. Charles Shepherd. Mrs. E f. Ans
worth and Mrs. Winfield smith, ASST. ted
Ivy Miss Louise Hayden Miss Alice VIM
hedge AID Miss Ruth Allen. were In charge
o; the Sardy booth. which proved great
money maker for the Red Cross.
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IheFc was "A representative socsety gath
erlag last "Wednesday erc1lng AT the Sc
at;le thcater 20 see Miss Lizzie Jay Rich
ari~on's papils IN descriptive enJegtain~
ncnt. Nearly All ef the boxes were filled
VITA friends 81 the young performers.
lhat the programme MAS carried cat 30
tin' entire satisfaction OF the audience VAS
shown by the liberal applause kiven in
each instance. The programme follows:
National airs ........ Mandolin and guitars
STUDYING for the Recitai' in eos .N'N
tamel !, III; hunice Guptii
Scenes. Weudaii ecli aad Nina rickering
Piano Solo ....-..-.-.,.s,..- MAY Horn
Ten Little cuhans Gin cos;umel -.
over the Hu 10 the Poor House. TN
costuncf ....+.....-s-., ....tiDta Mama
Quaker dance lin costume, $50, Pearl Me-
grath. Phoebe Lilly. Kate Oliver. Wv
len Greenwood. Ray Gibson Bernice
Short.
.mPyFamus and Ia.shc" 49,. Ruth Wilson
''TSat Hired Girl .Arvfi la MOTHS
Maud Muller On co.stuB,e,. Vida Beu
The Lost Heir" tiu costumel Lizzie Mann
Lecture on one og the scx Gin coatumel
go. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Virginia Collins
''Mama'S Little Pumpkin colored Coon
Grace oliver. Rose t'rankfort. Jessie
oliver. Josephine Robinson. Georgia
Gibson. Eleaore Jones, I.orria Aust.
THE. New organ nn eostumel ........
.......... ...... Misses Frye and Foley
Going TO Market" Gin eostume) ........
''Eli Green's cake Walk lin costume,
..o,. -; -. Vida Bell and Ruth wilson
'ia s V On Men Nexlcan costume j.-'"'' west
........ ...................P earle Manhart
'The Gates Ajar'' Gin costume, -.
"Amerca'' Audience requested n sing
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Ono Of the most pleasant events cf the
week was party on Tuesday evening last
given by Mrs q. A. e. Rochester in honor
Of her husbands birthday The house was
tastefully decorated. the rarlor n sweet
pease and Jack roses the hack parlor in
! Ia France roses and snirea. the dining
room ir ferns ana nss.urtiums. In lit
| erary contest OF prominent neople Tho
: iadys prize was won by Mrs. O. II. Iiar-
din. Mr. James g. Givens. Of Louisville.
Ky. being the successful contestant
among the gentlemen Music WAS inter-
spersed during the evening Miss
Ethel kahls rendering beautiful
violin solo. Miss Beach piano rei-
lections. songs by the hostess and
her niece Miss faila Drane. Of
Kansas city. NO. Dainty r,fresAmants
| were served. 4 flowing punch bowl was
presided over by Miss Ida Smith AMI Miss
Drane. The guests were: Mrs. q. \. G.
Rochester. Mr.. and Mrs. PercysF Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T.. Holmes Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. {. Gilman. Mss Powers, Mr. and Mrs.
g. Arthur Smith. Col and Mrs. 2. NJ.
| Preston. Mr.. and Mrs. Griffith Dawes.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Hardin. Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Preston. Mrs. II. Dewey. Of Des
Moines. Ia: Judge and Mrs. HuWphreya.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Farlsy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Speer Mr.. ana Airs. n.
L. slzcr. Mr. ana Mira Gardner Yerkcs.
Senator and Mrs ]. ST. Frink. Ir ard
Mrs. f. N. Mulch. Gen. and Ms. T. NJ.
Carr. Mr.. and Mrs, II. ~. Vlele.
Mr. and Mrs. w. q, Barnes.
Miss Kahle. Miss La Lecture. Miss
Ida Smith, MIS- Nc'sle Smith. Mss Booth,
Miss Eaton. Mas Beach. Mr.. James @.
Ovens. Mr.. Charles Moore and Mr.. Ar
thus Kahlke.
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The largest and finest ball that Seattle
fashfonabes have attended this season
was given nv Mr. and Mrs. r. g. Hughes
last Thursday evening at Rankp ha.l on
Pike street and Fifth avenue. The affair
was In honor Of Miss DE Hart Mira
Hughes sister. who il here fcT The summer
from Carthage. Ill. Older society Was out
in force. while the presence 81 A few vel
known young people added life 20 the occa-
sion. 1t was a gathering or beaaiifal wo-
men In elaborate gowns. TIE many bright
lights and the elaborate decorations OF
what many believe 10 ho SealtIe's finest
party hall made II a ii'ifg Stage FOR their
exhibition The large stage az the end of
the hau gave roofa for ANAL garden Of
palms where refreshments were served "a
"A number og small tables Many fairy
lafape wsrc scattered over the stage. On
each tah.e were beautiful roaes Owens.
cushions ard rugs assisted IN max ns sew
oral cosy uGoka around TIE big dauelug
hal The hail proper blazing with
t'Rernfu,l,ar tie Maine spirit IN the shape
~ hundreds Il small American and Cuban
Hags and cards Of rich b2nting NJ. and
Mrs Frederick * aT} StfuYe. A3ss he Hart
and Mas Alien assisted M ard Ars.
Hn.no IN receiving TIE guests. Dancing
commenced ~ ~ o'ci0ek 90 fnus5c fur
nssned by Wagner rompiste orchestra.
and continued until AFTER . supper was
served on the stage shortly oefors mid
night
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very pseasant isunch party wals that
which Mr. " NetderEAseses gave 20 Prof.
Cotton ara kag class in pnys8ce T-hs
saurssl !rfi BaG&xG's tsaaiaolige shortly
after / and ran aescxs tie asc3uf t'ctt
HlAae,ey Sylvan grove wmn reached late
IN tha afternoon ard nel3.Hffa nIash
served Tas participant acre - ~ BsTs~
s3a Kelly Misc Mabel chllaerR Miss EeA
sse j<lrsEn Il-s f-Ea alusGr Nj 5tgaI
A:ksn<ou. MlxH carrie Atsisifgn Asss
MattIe Wnsor. Mise Esfifh walsh. Nlss
Blanche Wlnsar ~ EslE8 scott. Miss
Name keeEe MI Ie&ey Mis- I'nais
%e{sie ~gssgss~ NJ Meta BHss Ms
EsnDa Stevenson ~ 80 Gertrude 4iur9r.
I- Arthor aaGeyn. Mr.. Shirley ffe%f'.
Nj PRED Kelly Nj Gene levy. NJ. A.
ihur Tpsrton Hr Ton1 Metc9aF Mr. a.
ForEyth. Mr. J. Parker Mr.. Fred Co.'S.
Mr. Everett toe Ar. JsFsss Young SIR.
G. Kellogg Mr.. H. Mei,afald. Mr. wusHr