The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-22
/ nj N CAKE WALKING.
smo EXHIBITION GIVEN At
HE GARDEN BAzAAR.
.s.1x GIRLS and Young Men onA
s.en11es OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
canmes ana 'Rag-Tines uusac
0.neest Programme for To-Day.

=. deiuded mortal vino went TO the
49, bazaar at the Armory last night
- d. impression that the high art .of
~ vaikiug" was monopcitxed by the
- race was gioriously. dazxiinkiy.
ssarulayIy undeceived before the even
ia vas over.
- next minstrel aggregation that
- q Seattle equipped with company
u - walkers. black or white. viii find
s~stisai audience, for the two exhibitions
- = me garden bazaar last nigh: by
- ~ the prettiest young women and an
- number OF the prettiest little girls
n - city. with male partners OF their
1.-Two agss, will tend to raise the local
@sdard OF the art 20 dizzy height.
SsfA the cake walks were beautiful ~x-
1Issons considered from every point. The
~. rsre fair, their escorts were hand
- ana gallant, their costumes were eie-
- IA a superiative degree. waxnsr's
- regimeut band fairly outdid itself in
- Iates, "rag-tinle'' music and the grace
= ability Of the dancers-or walkers
..ssed cheers and shouts Of applause that
ss4v shook the roof Of the Armory.
- society girls and young men walked
- There were five couples: Mr.. Lemuel
Ss.triare and Miss Lilly Hartman: Mr..
$500 phillips and Miss Florence Wal
= N. william Gottstein and Miss Fan
p aunmers; Mr.. Moses Schultz and Miss
s.rnis Davis Mr.. Sol Davis ard Miss
Nnfh Davis.
ncs Ia one the couples paraded up and
a.wn and around the elevated stage and
Scrsd on 70 their best advantage the
Nsrv steps Of the typical cake walk. Each
~, vss greeted with such vociferous ap-
| xvau sr1tfV a ha RI tu~k
a. q. w. Etetson. who acted a. umpire.
: make the award OF the cake. but she
sraIly decided that the loudest applause
"a greeted Mr. and Miss Davis. and they
me given the prize.
nan the little tots had their turn. IL
An elders had done well they certainly
"a not fall behind them In the slightest
daree. Tiny little men and women they
~. all In their teens and some not
Il 10 to the tenth milestone The follow
= couples participated: Master Joseph
a Miss Lottie Cohen, Master Alfred
I'm and Miss Hazel Rosenberg. Master
mon Aaronson and Miss Queenie Howe,
Ynster Howard CoiIudi and Miss Hazel
nnenbsrg, Master Willie Cahen and Miss
g9truds L.pman-
Ma Etetson awarded the lsst couple
~ Nret prize. but the contest was 30
~ that each OF the couples was given
Rsss In order that none might feel
nehted.
While the cake walks were in progress
~ band played SECT Your Moneys
karsh," and most OF the people who wit
nod the two events thought they had
allowed the injunction and would have
ene away satisfied. but there was much
ore amusement TO be had at the bazaar.
Ms hard to imagine how the appearance
kshe Armory could be improved. II has
adsr the def fingers of the decorators
lwome yeritabfe bower of beauty
Today at the bazaar will be musical day.
"a splendid concert programme has been
Enanged. Most Of the leading singers In
- city will take part. The Fortson Re-
~ Corps has been requested to attend
wight as nearly az practicable I'm body.
b rcognition of the valuable aid given
hat organization during the preparations
b. The volunteers reception by the ladies
4 Temple de Hirseh.