The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-18

Hanke. Capt. George Kinney. Nj. and Mrs
George AeIrtire NJ ard aTS, homer NJ FL
Tlnto, Miss Hawthorne. Miss Cookson. Miss
NcEierran, Miss McInlaTe, Miss Sawyer,
Mr.. G. 4. Hawthorne ard Capt ana Mis-.
Iowle.
The Post-Tntelilgsueer has reviewed at
ieug5a he production OF Sidney Jones me-
l0diouE work. The society women ana men
WAC So generously gave their services were
labcE.ng @ith a most worthy motive. for
tire proceeds are TO go 10 81 Mark 3
church. The balance sheet has not yet been
com pleta1, SO i is not known how well he
managers OF the production succeeded. The
receipts 81 the first night. It Is said, came
within very small amount Of paying the
expenses OF the entire production, which
i conceded By all who heard IL TO have
been on. Of the most credi.able ever given
IN The city's history.
THE Cielsha" has come and gone is
melodies in solos, concerted numbers and
chorus were sung fer three nights at the
Seattle tneater by 4 company OF clever
amateurs made Up Of people VINO are wide
~ known ii bcth me social and musical
circles 81 the city. In the chorus some OF
the most prominent society leaders OF the
city SANG The fascinating music allotted 10
tina. branch % tie company. Society at
tended the three pertorma nees. iiiling the
boxes the main floor and even the bal
eony. SO great was the demand for seats
for the opening night.
The members ot the Agayne club an
r.ounce a dance for Frl0ay evening De-
ceInber 30. Many young society people Of
Tacoma and olympia have promised 10 at
tend this dance, which doubtless will lie
made great success. Some time has
elapsed since this younger crowd has done
anything In the social way and its mem
bers aili appreciate the announcement OF
al dance 10 be given in tina near future.
MIR. Harwood Morgan, accompanied by
his two daughters, Mss Ada Morgan and
Miss Sadie Morgan. are expected to arrive
home today The young ladies came from
England on the steamship city Of Paris.
being chaperohed by Lady Davis. a cousin
OF Sir. Morgan. Lady Davis came over 20
visit her SON. who IS governor general Of
thu Bahama islands,
Mrs r. VI. Palmer gave a musicale last
Tuesday evening. az which some excellent
music rendered. These who entertained
the guests ware Mons. dAlbert violinist;
Mr.. Charles Saunders, baritone, ank Mes
DANES Van OsIe and Palmer, pLanlsts.
Mr Oliver G McCnvra. who has been
III so long, IS now sufficiently recovered
20 40 South and he WI start next Wed
nesday. accompanied hy Mrs. McGIlvra
and Mrs. Burke. Southern California is
HEIR destination.
One OF the features Of the brilliant audi
ence AT Friday nights production Of THE
GciSha' was number of japanese naval
off .cers in full dress uniform who occupied
three of the upper boxes of t8e Seattle
tdcater.
Among the box parties at the opening
might Of The Grisha" last Thursday even
Ing was that OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Low
man Mrs ]. c fialnes, Miss judith Mi
nor Mr. Bernard peiiey
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. .. Stlmson. Mr.. and
Mrs a & Stewart. and Mr. and Mrs
Jones. ~ Tacoma. occupied n box at the
initial performance II The Geisha" last
Thursday night
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Burke gave box
party on the opening night Of '"Tho CSe3sha''
10 Mrs. II. G. Henry, Miss Louise Hayden.
Mr.. Theodore Halter aud Nj. Pierre Ferry.
Invitations arr out for She wedding OF
Miss Craze Elsauor Anderson and Nj
Claudus Clinton Ramsay next Tuesday
evening. O'Clock at TrinlJy church.
The "Wednesday evening card club met
a. Mrs- tohn I.eary's residence ths last
week No further meetings will be held
uotu after the HOLIDAYS.
Mrs Edwin Moaie arrived in the city last
week 10 reuoln during The winter with her
aud the Misses Selnpe.
Mr.. ara Mrs. Fred X Strive Mr.. and
Mira James n. Hoge. jr.. and Miss TN4r-
Ter occupied box At the Seattle thcater
last Friday evening.
Mss McNaught. entertained few frieuAs