The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-30

Mrs I. W. Downs, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Furth, Judge and Mrs. Thomas Burke,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Henry, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. X. Struve. Mrs. Terry. Mr.. and Mrs.
George y. Kittinger, Mr.. and Mrs. r. 8.
Cox, jr.; Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Washburn,
Mr. and Mrs. r. Wilson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. b. Albertson. Mr.. and Mrs. D. p.
Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. j. r. MacDougail,
Mr.. and Mrs. James d. Hoge, jr.; Mr..
and Mrs. Carstens Mr.. and Mrs F. A.
Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Green, Mr..
and Mrs. Maurice McMicken. Mr.. and
Mrs Bernard Peliy. Mr. and Mrs. Manly
B. Hainc1, Mr. and Mrs. John b. Allen,
Mrs. ]. c. Haincs, Mrs. Capt Green, Mrs.
T. T. Minor, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Power.
Miss Furth, Miss Myra Smith. Miss Clara
Wing, Miss Turner, Miss Garrett, Miss
Emery, Miss Rumsey, Miss Kellogg, Miss
SempIe. Miss Ethel Semple, Miss Gene
Graham, Miss Allen. Miss Judith Minor.
Mr.. O. McGilvra, Mr.. Mark NJ. Odell, Mr..
James Gdllison, Mr. Bridge. Mr.. Joshua
Green. Mr.. w. A. Mcdonald. Mr.. G. Meade
Emory, Mrs. Josiah Collins. Mr. Mears,
Mr.. Austin, Mr.. Philip Ammidown, Mr.
Peyton Clark, Mr.. G. L.. Mum, Mr.. W. q.
Appleton, Lieut. Eisler. OF the Patterson:
Mr.. Porchet and many Others; Mr.. and
Mrs. William Jones, Mr.. and Mrs w. z.
Hacker Mr. and Mrs. George b. Blanch-
ard. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Seeey, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. q. Pcarce. Mr.. and Mrs Harrison @.
Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. B. s. Grosscup, Miss
Kershaw, Miss Hudson. Miss Clark, Miss
Clancy Mr.. Bowers, OF Tacoma: Mr.. and
Mrs. F. H. Brownell, Mr.. A. 0. Nelson, Of
Everett.
A
by Prof r. Earle Collins to his juvenile
dancing class yesterday afternoon at G.
A. r. hall.
Some fifty dainty little misses and stall
wart masters, who ten years hence will
be the bellies and beaux of Seattle society,
comprise the class.
The class looks forward with pleasure
to the new dances which will be taught
them In their subsequent courses Among
them will be one OF Prof. Collins own in
vention, which is to be named the Rainier.
This last dance the professor will intro
duce Into Seattle society this winter and
then have II adopted by the American Ma
tional Association Masters of Dancing, at
its annual convention to be held at To-
ronto next summer.
The guests OF the matinee were highly
entertained. Among those present WERE
Mrs. G. F. Whittlesey, Mrs. X. w. En-
mons, Mrs. T. Nj. Daulton, Mrs. c. NJ
Maxwell, Mrs. Harbaugh. Mrs. Burnside
Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Charles Stimson
Mrs. Thomas Green. Mrs Charles Denny
Mrs. Dearborn. Mrs. Donworth. Mrs
Downs, Mrs. elise. Mrs. Wilson Denny.
Mrs. Dunbar, Mrs. Fred Stimson. Mrs.
Blackwell. Mrs. Frank Wrestling. Mrs.
Thomas Hardin, Mrs Sherwood Glllespy,
Mrs. Abercromhie Brown, Mrs. j. +.
Pratt. Mrs. Engie, Miss Rumsey Miss
Noswinkle. Miss Anna Furth Terry.
Misses Strudwick. Miss Ruth Baxter.
Miss Wrestling.
A very pleasant musicale was given last
evening by Miss Rose Charlotte Mitchell
at hor studio. in honor OF Prof. William
Rasmus, of the Western Academy of
Portland Each number was rendered IN
an able manner and thoroughly appreci-
ated by the guests. Prof. Rasmus
selection. part OF a scene from '"rhe Lady
OF Lyons" showed we'll his ability and
artistic merit. lie was received with
great applause. Thirty-ilve guests were
present The programme was as follows:
a--''Midnight Serenade ....... Preston
b-"Southern Xephyrs,' overture, .Gnptill
tprinsa orshestre) manAolas and guitars,
contsaita solo--"My Dream ...,.,. Tosi
Miss Alice e. Wakefield.
Piano solo---Far Away on the Rocky
Coast OF. SCOTLAND. Hetne McDonal
Miss Elsa Deremtanx.
AIRS Eiinabeth Miller
Guitar daei .......-.... ....,....... Selected
Miss Harla sloan. Miss ciso Hutchison.
Dramatic seiectian- A part Of the home
Sccne from 'fNae Lady of Lyons"
Prof William Rasmus
Souata--yioiin and piano 49,. Becihoven
Prof. Vaughn Arthur, Miss Deremeanx.
Vocal solo-~"Isovc's Sorrow $500. shelly
Miss Mitchell
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for home and charity last week One OF
the largest affairs in point ~ Interest was
the Christmas tree given hy Mrs Fred
5 Stimson for the children at The Or
phana' Home on "Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. stiIn~on gave beside tho tree aud
Refreshments gtft for each child Many
others OF the ladies who are Interested In
The little orphans gave generously toward
their Christmas pleasure in clothing and
toys. A few OF those present were; Mrs
Sired $ St!msun Mrs. Nellie Fitton Mrs
A N Breo6ea, Mrs, De Larme Harhaugh,
AIRS Frederick Bausman Mrs. John
teary, Mrs, T. r Ferry, Mrs John
Fslkins.
very pleasant Informal openlng OF
the tsrccn River hot springs took piacs
last saturday night. prcensb~r ~ IS pr
Klcebcr and his wife. The party Was en-.
tcYtained saturday evening after the ar
rival of tue train. ss.a ssssss tie y hole Of
sunday IN visiting ths springs and differ
cnt points ~ interest While the hotel
MAS not quite ready for occupancy every
tAlng was done 20 make the visit a pleas
aae one. TAe party consisted OF Nf
Joseph w BlRban, Mr., Samuel M
irwin. Mr. d Z. Frederielss. Gen and
Mrs T. NJ Carr. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Booie. of Seattle. Ar. r. $ Harmon, %
Tacoma. and Mr.. T. = Doernhccher. OF
Portland
The January concert 81 the Ladies'
Musical Club Win take place next Satur-
Gas afternoon IN Wilson's hall at 9.S9
o'clock
An unusually nnc programme Will 70
given. the subject being Shakespeare in
Music" Among those taking part are:
Mrs. Y. A. Van Tayl. Mrs. w. y. Perkins
Miss Dcren.cAux. Miss Mckinney Miss