The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-22


The week has been an active one In
1riety. The presence Of visitors from
nApy places has occasionei gopd
~ Of public entertaining, and stress
warm weather has prompted sew
mi most agreeable boating psrsies.
THE sosss TIA.
IL Misses Jones gave an exceed
1Eiy pleasant tea Thursday afternoon
5 lheir residence on the corner Of Tn.
4 - and 9th In b0aof 81 Mis- Iaany 81
lYnspia and Mis- Sutton " fostaaiis !.
a E1Y we're assistcsi Ia receiving The
Hnfsts By Mrs. stoase and Mrs. Haines
ne tea urn WAS presided over ~ ~ 9
mery AMI the chocolate by aits
(ruse. The rooms were beautifully
Scoratet with roses and livaefs OF
wary description. The table WAS Az
1[sfjca1ly offiameiiseG with border VI
1raefan3 70 e. aud u center oil pond
1ifo The list OF invited guests wesc
~ foliews: Mrs. Warbass. Mr.. Gu
~. Mr.. boone. Mr.. g.. &. Halter
rA. q. Marfi Halter, Mrs. Mi-
Hof. Mrs.. 0oodseiipw, Mrr. snwlin,
Nh. Whifney, Mrs. Fartb. Mrs.. Van
Uprxn. Mfs.st I'VE. MR. Walton, Mr.
MeSanQht, Mrs. Forest. Mr&. u gizst.
Mr.. scnwalsaeher. Mrs.. Levi. nFa.
D6l1rry, Mrs. Reed, Mfs. Lssman,
MIS-. Hamilton, Mrs. Bsgley. MR.
Hauforsi, Mrs. snyder. Mrs.. Jennings,
Mr.. Green, Mira. Levi, Mr.. stsTart.
Hrs Arthur, Mrs. kiEnnall, Mrs.
Blackwell, Mrs. Parker. Mes. Harfi9g
ION. Mr.. Hebron. Mrs Hunt, Ass.
Hatfield. Mrs. Hopkins, Mr.. kistin-
ser. Mra. Baker. Mrs. Terry, Mrs,
Graase, Nrs psimpi.rey, Mrs. w. 3.
7fczn. Mr.. Mescalf Mrs Leafy. Mr.
fancnfhai, Mrs. Ferry Mrs. Nick
III, Mrs.. Burke. Mrs McMickea, Mrs,
Hass,runek, Mrs kellogg. Mrs. Hog.
Ms. Grant, Mrs. Carkeek, Mrs. stacy.
Mrs. smith. Mr.. o'foo.c. Ms. De
Wolfe. Mira Sheaie, Mrs. Osgoosi. Mrs.
Haines. Mr.. Barton, Mrs Ivyt.
Ms. Whittiasey. Mrs. Preston. Mrs
Ftskols. Mrs. Lyon. Misses Spsrling,
Mia Ginery, Miss Henry, Miss Nellie
Xe1sy. Mis- stfuye, Miss Fnftb, Miss
faEanght, Miss Halter, Miss Hop
fin&, Miss Montgomery, Mis- Atkins.
1txs Flint, Miss Ferry. Misses Fisken,
IN Dean, Mia Buckingham. nj n
Honrtnan. Mas ifeWolie. Miss Cham-
beriain, Miss hhealc.
A boAflss fsGrf.
a boating party was made up Fri
day eycning ioF Miss Eais OF Salem
Xhe Il yisiiiag In the city. The tlift
I MAS chartered for the occasion ard "a
ride upon the monniis hi water was
Aajoycd By the Misses Eads, fafth
D0nny and Miss DeWolie, AMI Msssrs.
Fay, sharpe. i,aker. Lewis and Nick
Mk<f3f1
x. or =. FERTILIZATION.
* Last "Wednesday evening the Knight
~ Pythias held their regular instsila-
Non when the following officers were
Installed. l;eafga y. SNOW fAstIhan
cciIof: L. NJ Harrison, chancellor
comm andef; J. II Lewis. vice ehaicel.
sIof commander. Lewis Anderson. pre-
hate; Il. X Gibson. ma tsT-ttsaffns (,
n. Anthony, master Of Finances !:
! Richard Osborn, master OF excheqneF;
and Moses koru. keeper os fccordS
and seal,
juvenile PARTY.
Mis- Mamie Holden celebrated her
eighth birthday last Weune day after
noon by inviting q number Of her liz
tic plnymatcs 10 = party 1T tae re
denre IL her pafcht ON Fifth street :.
between NirGnls aud stewart. The
afternoon WAS enjoyahly spent by the
little ppop'e IN plasiag AL kinds OF
aufiles. Those present We're, Ada
Hanfarsi, Bessie Manning. Ned Han
ford. Jessie Hanfoni. l.ottie Nickiana,
Ruhie Mitchell, Elaine lignfarsi. Alice
Heating, Matte Heating, Lucy Nc
Clarity and Will, Robertson,
TaE AEreAlss eAEry.
The resi,lencr III j II. Mcteaise was
bcantifaiiy iiami iate1 Thursday ev-
cnipg. thr inn being a party Civ
81 III honor og Mr. J G. tsfeckrn.
ridge and daughter Of olympia The
ovcning was spent In plss ina eafsss. a
new game being introduce cailest Pro-
ere<sssr Old Maid,r which was the
ne<roe of no little mefs in,eat tog those
present. Tho I inysted we're Mrs,
Breckenridge. Mrs. Pratt. the Misses
Breckenridge. Van Myck. Emery,
pcSNulfc. strive. Dean. Young, Jones,
rurth, Edith jane. Mcfhe~on,
enauldiag, Callins, Anna Sparkling
Boarnan. sutton, MeNausht, Nor
vile. and Mcssrs. T. A. Strout. le ish
Collins, ]. III. Lewis. n Merherson
u. Al. Peters. II fe1y, T. a. Albert
son. A. J. Fisken. q. II Preston. r.
y. Carr, II. u. Loamls, I. J Boar
man. W. 7. sharpe. r. A. Eel. g.
epariine. Thompson. sanhorn. Long
otla Whilmore.
TO MILTON OK rsiE rzfRr.
Last evening hoasiug party was
given complimentary 20 the Misses
kieket son ol san tra1tis o Those
partieipating were ~ folso@s Miss
Mvrs N,eker.on. Miss Mand Nicker
tof, Miss Nosiie Henry, Miss ~ Wolfe
Mis- Eais OF Salem, aud McsSFS.
PyS.he Henderson, Howard Baker,
James u. iio#g. Frank N;ckers0
AMI. J Hamilton Lewis
closlse lSssclsss.
The closing exercise Of the Senate
Dchassng Society were given last Thur
tlnv evening Selere lsrte and ap
rrevtttise audience In Bells Hall
North seattle. The subject % the dc
hate was. " Resolved. tht phfeUo egy
4 ensitlei 10 rank among the ssiea
neS.. Carroll Hove ana Vim. fes-
rcrresensed the affirmative ans IL, q
Walt and T. {. DAmen the nesstive
After able argument on both SIZE !,
thc decision wAs sest y tae aatlstre,
With unanimously aceited "a favor
X she affirmative iadsiag from shs
0u1t1a e NHfl tttthsf'fee. s-.-ta I ~ -
ence. the psosrtmnle was vel pre-
naresi aad cxecut 4 Tenn sT7es even
{nr the society viii naeci AZ the Young
Naturalist hsiiaiag Ia the university
wroansl~. and de iste epon s'Ae for
fcasse,nhlsns altrr the ssiaeseg vasa
ticn. Following 4 the programme
rendered;
Nadress b. II q. watis-
Gleanlnss from minute book. Miu-
". ftas.
Debate.
Ee6lsstian rs Miss Fiorcnee sloseB
Escsfalioa BIZ c sfroli Howe,
Grafton on natural h,efatsa', Jazz
closiar rem ,tks by II. o. Wat,
saA4sSs EAsrf.
Nj Anea Faith gave very en-
jos ahlc boatiae = srts 81 me nay -
fse ak esening Ia the e5p SIREN.
Thu 5 ar 10 heeeses tae ita.i W.
fo~t4 i iats ste -sesAas t1N g 20
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