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

TIE social world took on -,la-s life and
sf.r% during ne past week than has been
SHOWN Tor long ti.ne The Red cross
oo1iety Kept store an Wednesday and the
hFsI TWO days % the week were given over
20 preparations fer that event. Then EEL
lowed Glossy ths Hughes hagl~--one AZ Ire
ms 5fsf@ani ever given . this c!ty.
Many small affairs ~ particular interest
II-.tSi IN the busy Meek Tomorrow the
Eoiks o. fashion viii he with the crowd in
celebrating the independence % the co4an-
Try = great many visitors from Vancau-
Yer an's Victoria. British Columbia. viii h.-
entertained n so%eiy haucs. and Tacoma
visitors ara also expected.
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There MAS only one thing on the society
programme last Wednesday 20 matter
what set you may refer Tn. The ladies "a:
the HE'D Cross Society ana tbeif friends
were keeping store down town for the
oeasfit OF The soldier boys in Nashirgton'<
volunteer army, and those Who We're not
behtnd counters and in The dining roo.i
Were VISITING the store Ia help with their
purchases. Never before in The history of
seattle, perhaps, awe - many pretty NO
men been under one roof II was the first
tiFoe in years that ali ages and classes Of
fashionable people have been Interested In
one ihiHS. and the number 81 very pretty
women that Seattle has was much re-
marked. From the third floor 10 the base
Ment prominent won1en could he seen at
every turn. busiiy making out slips behind
the counters or struggling through the
crowd with refreshments for some hungry
visitor Through ii all dubbed out the
great spirit of patriotism and love of coua-
try that Is the backbone cf the Red Cross
charity. After the days work was ended
the young people gathered in the basement
anl spent several hours dancing 10 music
furnished by the orchestra from the
steamer Flyer. During the afternoon and
evening the Troubadours from Madison
street park and the First Regiment band
furnished music.
Ihere were many changes at the last
moment among those in charge OF the de-
par,meats upstairs. but the following
ladies oificia,cd in some part OF the store
during the day.
Mrs Thomas Burke. Mrs. W. w Robin
son. jr, Mrs. Charles ID. Stmscn. Mrs, q.
NJ. Stewart. Mrs. II. G. Henry. Mrs. \ Il.
Stewart, Mrs, Charles T.. Burnside Mrs
+. III. Osgood Mrs. T.. +. Blaine. Mrs Ed
ward l.. Terry. Mrs, III. q. Holmes Mrs
Morgan Carkeek. Mrs. NJ. +. Backus. Mrs
J. c. Haines. Mrs. f. \. Strout, Mrs. II.
$. MacCulsky, Mrs. Charles Power. Miss
Mary Strive Mrs. J. u. I.owman. Mrs
Frederick Karl Strive. Mrs. Edward
Moale. Miss Grace Dinkelspiel Miss Ethel
Sempe Miss Elaine Hanford Miss Fan
ME Munday. Mrs. Columbus T. Tyler. Mrs
Frank Bell. Mrs. Z. J. Smith, Mrs. Mont
gomery Russell, Mrs. 4. r McEwan. Mrs
George NJ, Paschal. Mrs. W. +. Giddings,
Mrs. 4. w. Augustine. Mrs. J. IL. Mac
Doueall. Mrs. T.. e. Neufeider Mrs. u. Y.
Baxter Mrs. George Donworth Miss Car
RE Frauenthal. Miss Henrietta Wolfe.
Mrs. W. T. Preston. Mrs, James n, iIoge.
jr.. Mrs E. O. Graves, Mrs. Thomas
Green. Mrs. john Y Terry. Mrs. Thomas
p. Hardin. Mrs. Robert Wilson, Miss
Elise Brookes. Mrs. Charles II. Rollins
Mrs Daniel kelleher. Mrs Beatty. Mrs
II. q. Stevens. Mrs {. S. Whitfield. Mrs
Henry A kycr. Mrs J. T. r. Mitchell,
Mrs F.. T. Wishaar Mrs. Esler, Mrs. c.
Schocnfeld. Mrs. James X. Hayden, Mrs
f. Lewis Mrs. Il. II. Rawson. Mrs. l.
Brown Mrs. Frank +. Adams and Mrs.
Friend.
The busy scene In the hlg dining hall
would have been a chaos OF confusion had
it not been for methodical planning and
arsful Encouragement. The committee
In charge OF the rcfreshmens department
consisted or Mrs. $. l. Crawford. Mrs.
Satellite Baxter. Mrs. w. 7. Wickware
and Mrs 4. NJ Brookcs. Among those AZ
the tables were the following: Mrs. W. :.
Relfe Miss Relfe and Miss Edith Lewis
Mira NJ F. Benton. Miss Norma Alien.
Miss Rowena Neville and Miss Holmes;
Mrs. T. +. Townsey. Miss Ethel Garrett
and Miss sara Atkinson; Mrs. l.. Geary.
Miss Ada Hanford ana Miss Nann:tte
Paschall. Mrs. James II. Hoge. Miss
Elaine Hanfori and Miss Jessie Hanf0fd;
Mrs r. H. Guy. Miss Clara Wing and Miss
Daisy curtis Mrs x. NJ Hopkins. Miss
Ida Thedinga and Mrs. Parkinson, Mrs.
Hatfield. Mrs. Jamison. Miss Carrie Hop
kins. 90 Spokane. and Miss Kellogg: Mrs.
&. 4. Sharples. Miss Agnes Cardtn and
Miss PotYn. Mrs. j. ". Goodwin, Mrs
A. II. Hess Mrs. l.. +. Kelly and Miss
struve. Mrs. r. W Sackman. Mrs. r. w.
CLAYTON. Miss Rosalie Dew oife. Miss May
Thompson. Miss Helen Stratton ami Miss
Josephine strive: Mrs &. l.. Hihstrd, Mrs.
Nyra Thorpe Carr. Miss Carrie Hopkins.
Miss Clara Hanna, Miss Ranks and Miss
Crockett Mrs. A. NcCloY. Miss Martha
Heating and Miss Dorothy Phelps; Mrs
Dexgtnger. Miss Ida Smith and Miss Lulu
Friend, Mrs A. J.. Ennedge. Miss L"ora
Conn. Miss Ethel Bagley and Miss MIRA
smith: Mrs Harwo0d Morgan and MISS
Ofsre Baxter: Mrs. Z. u. VI Miller. Miss
Olive Miller and Miss Gretchen HaUk".
Mrs o 4 Watrrhouse- Miss Jessie
Reeves and Miss Mabel shepard Mrs l.
4 Mayer. Miss Miilc~nt Fox. Miss %ettfe
Smith AMI Miss Lille Hansen. Mrs. \. +.
n,.rwen Miss Emily Ciary and Miss Lyle.
~ San Francisco. Mrs. r, a. wing. Alss
Clara Baxiey Miss Auirews anj Miss
rdtta proxrh Mrs Rudow. Miss virginia
scurry and M!s@ Friend Ars. G'adings.
Miss Coed 5tstW- Miss A4i.tftrf-N tita Sfssn
E}iae brooke Mrs a. ] smith. Ms
MONTGOMERY Russell Miss Harriet Alien
and Miss Bessie smith. Mrs Frances
Rotrh. Miss Gene Graham arb Mss ESste
Fisher. Mrs r. " Andrew Miss tlara
Earnsl and Mlss Craze UHnkelspisi u
P4lo Alto Cab. seyz y. Ballard ard
N4ge HaIlarf. Mr@. J. W Ncf 'a'~heor.
Miss Eeira Lane ard Mss Aafie 1vuekee.
sgrs l. = lsaotn Mlse Vera warren ard
Miss Bessie IuEIta. Mr.. J. Albert jack
son. Miss Gertrude Clark and NisS Ma
eev~f Cas,1eu. Mr. HraTy FEarnaar. Miss
CATHERINE Tv5ee a0d Mis- C1sst" Flhr-
man. Mr. Ernest Price Mr. Maurice
N~Nfeken Mics Cav Kiss Eta %p-
e-crs aaA Miss IeIis Prfr~ Ars X e Ste
vens Miss Jessie Garter aHA MSS Icf}ei~
Ian Mrs ~ Cottstetn. dys. F"r'louts.
Mr. x S~nossf AID Ard Nrs Marry s'Fuvs.
Othr~s wro rerLers-sB If jeuf service IN
Connection wlth she fefresnrrent depart
rnent weve Mrs q s. Roe ~ T. Il
Hasuifon Mrs l. = UsritaS NFs Mary
Blair Mrs Josie Maria. Afs Helen Y.
George. Wrs clara $eiand. Mrs VI J
Liam srE Mrs DORIS Harris
In charge - she caid meats we're NJ
r-e,~ssousss Mis-, J +. STRIVE and Mrs. n
9,astste5r Mrs ~ Jennings had charge