The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-20

me week just ended has not been all
that might be expected of a post-Lenten
week. On next Wednesday society will.
70 al ihtehts and purposes. give up frivoli-
Ties, ana for period think OF the more
serious things of life. The Lenten period
Is most appreciated by the busy society
woman. and although Seattle woy,1a,, havn
not been as busy since New Years as they
might nevertheless. they welcome the
chahse The Older set viii give their last
party, before Easter, III Morris hail to-
morrow evening. II viii be one OF the
SWEETEST parties Of the year and largely
attended The open entertainment Ia he
given by the ladies OF the Tacoma Ladies'
Musical Club on Friday is the only other
large arair for this week in which society
IS interested There were two large
dances last week both In Morris hall
the seventh annual leyce Of the Uni
Ntrsity or Washington cadets and the lean
year party given by the young ladies Of
the younger set. Miss Holmes ST. Nalen-
tine german on Monday night and Mrs
Inomas Burke's reception on Friday were
other important affairs
+ + +
The sixth annual cadet levee of Uni
Versity OF Washington cadets was held
Friday evening Ia Morris hall on YeSler
way and Ninth avenue The bali was for
cadets and cadets alone. Society was not
invited and the cadets are more than
sausned with the party that resulted For
years society people have turned out in
numbers to the varsity military parties
In such numbers at times that the cadets
ala not have room TO enjoy themselves al
their own hall and IN their own armory
contrary to the usual custom the party
was given in the city instead CT at the
armory in Brooklyn Morris hall was
decorated with streamers Of purple aud
gold. the university coiors and garlands
OF ivy. Two large flags made an excel
lent background at one end OF the hall.
while smaller ores were artistically
grouped on the other walls. Every cadet
wore the neat gray uniform Of the coll
lege, which gave the affair a decided mil
itary appearance. The presence Of say
eral officers OF the Washington National
Guard and the United States army with
their bright uniforms. added color 10 the
scene The officers of the United States
tattieship Oregon had accepted an invi-
tation 20 attend the affair but on account
Of the disaster in Havana harbor con-
nected with the explosion OF the battle
ship Maine. they were unable 20 attend
Nearly ali or the young ladies who at
tended the party were "cc-eds."
Lieut. j. II. WaaIey opened the ievee
with Mrs. David Kellogg a O'clock and
dancing continued until 30 a. m Some
among them being Mrs David Kellogg.
black satin, with lace trimmings: Mrs. A.
j. BlethsD, black silk. Mrs McTntyre
black satin. with old lace: Mrs. J. II.
Whalley. white lawn. with yellow rio
hons. Miss Euphrosyne Cotchett. pink
silk. with pearl trimmings; Miss Bailey.
figured organdy; Mss Agnes Ward.
nowered organdy over yellow: Mss yin-
ing white Swiss
The reception committee was composed
OF Capt. ". V. Cotchett. Cade: AdJt ".
Morrison. Cadet Lieut. Bailey and Cadet
Lieut.. Roweil
Tho pa'ronesses were Mrs. John n.
Rogers. Mrs G. Reeves. Mrs. David KEEL
lcge Mrs A J. Blethen. Mrs. q King.
Mrs, Mcintyre Mrs y. =. Houston. Mrs.
II. Winsor. Mrs. J. p. Hoyt Mrs G. II.
yesterday. Mrs. J. II Whauev Mrs. Y
Cotchett. Mrs ". Morris0a. Mrs. BAILEY
aud Mrs. Roweu.
The faculty OF the university was rep
resented ny President Reeves. Or Bolton.
Prot. Hill. Instructor Doughty ard Cur
atcT Hindshaw.
Among the Others present were. Gen.
and Mrs MeIatyre Lieut.. and Mrs J H.
Whalley. L. $. A; Lieut.. and Irs. Buck.
L. :. A: Capt. and Mrs Frank Adams
Capt ard Mrs. Fcwtsan. Miss Alice Vim
redge. Miss Mcintyre. Mss Lillian craire
Mas Anna Mitchell. Miss Edsth pFosch.
Miss May Thompson Miss West Misses
lslethen Miss Hamnlons ati4S LILLIAN Kel-
I0gE Miss Birdlse Beals. Miss Allie Ssoan
Miss Miller Miss Maud Crane Mss 81
Delaney. Miss y0a klncade Miss Baefo.
Miss Ann Winters Miss Curtis Misc
Reagh, Miss Euphrosyue Cogcheft Miss
Mabel Ward. Miss Agnes ward Miss
Bailey Miss Wiring Miss Rose Crane
Miss ress Street. Miss Margaret Beach
Miss FRYE Aiss Anna Boyd. Miss Skin
kssF~ r~Rf
Becholdt Mss Name Andrews Miss
Bechoi9t Lieut.. Crane. -. G. W Iasut
Frank " Smith y. q. ". Or Waiter
Ratx Whatcona; Mr. Cnagacey Ra;h-
ban. Mr. Trout Mr. CEiss Mr. Phillips.
Mr. RninehArt. Mr.. Schmidt. Mr. AHdar-
so1, Mr.. John McAznas Mr.. RoIlln
Mitchell. Ar. W. r coaEnaa. Mr. Ssy-r.