The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-23

plan. After the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Alden left for Tacoma. with sht
best wishes Of their many friends.
WV ORDER.
| Mrs. Rowland and Mrs. KimbafI q,
Napa, Cal, have organized the ssr-s
lodge in this city Of the United Order
OF Endowment Associates. The or.ie,
| is both social and beneficiary III char.
acter and promises % obtain 4 hold
here. As over kfty charter raemk4rs
were initiated az the opening sexsior,
Of Laurel ledge The following of-
Ulcers were installed: Post Command
er. r. II. Dempsey; commander. a
Kellogg; vice-eumInander. Mr..
Churchill; seeretary, y. Young. g.
nancial secretary, SIR. pixley: freas-
urer, Mr. III. Brown: assi-fanf COM
mander, Mrs c. II. Ponerov. guide
Miss Moore inside guardian, IN.
shaw; outside guardian. ]. j. knott.
first medical examiner. DIR. Churchill !.
second medical examiner, DR.. r. ".
Goodspeed. The trustees are Asset
ates Wood PomerUy and Dempsey.
TrxrL4Rs' KxcrRsTos.
A moonlight excursion 10 Five lie
point vas made Tuesday by TempEars
lodges Seattle No 6 and Pacific No.
~. The steamer FiiFt was chartered
for the occasion. and the party started
from Buildings boat house 10 the
strains OF sailing. Sailing, etc.
After enjoying camp meal at the
landing place and engaging in various
ADJUSTMENTS. the return tripwa taken,
vocal and instrumental mssic causing
the time 10 pass merriiy. The follow
ing we're in the party. Misses c. and
Iva Gormiey, Eta lose. Bertha Ellis.
kittie Hammond. Winnie and Flora
Spriggs- Clara Clark, Messrs. Geo. Ne
Lynn, Geo. y. Wood. Mat Gormley.
VIM. Bowers. Harry McCombs. Elnia
Armstrong, Frank tiriiaths, Frank
Cotierili, Hiram Van Isrocklin, Geo.
Perry. Clarence Phillips, G. II. Albert
son.
RECEPTION.
On Monday evening a reception va
given at the residence OF Rev. III. L.
Bates en- Front street, 10 Rev. and
Mrs. X. A. Beard late OF Fargo. Oak.
Ter. Mr., Beard Is the newly appointed
superintendent Of the home missions
for the Congregational churches OF
Washington territory and will make
Seattle his home. He has been pastor
OF the First Congregational church in
Fargo, Oak, since 1873, and takes the
place OF Rev &. G. Otis. who resigned
about year ago.s A large number OF
friends assembled TO greet the new
missi mary and his wife aud a most
enjoyable time was spent. Flowers
occupied every point OF vantage in
doors and Chinese lamps swung from
porch and tree without. keeping time
TO every breeze that came aeross the
glinting waters OF the baY, giving to the
scene most pleasing effect An inn
promptu musical programme gotten
up for the occasion and conducted
with much xiii and spirit contribute.
largely 10 the pleasure OF the hour.
Refreshments followed and the well
pleased company dispersed. Among
those present were the following:
Rev. and Mrs. u. A. Beard, Rev. and
Mrs. Henry Bates. Sr., Mr. and Mrs.
Il. Z. Nichols, Dr. and Mrs. Water
house, Mr.. and Mrs Cone, Mr.. and
Mrs. H.. :. Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harper, Mr. and Mrs A. T. Burwell.
Rev. and Mrs. w. +. Dawson. DR. and
Mrs. King, Dr. and Mrs. f. c. Kill
bourne. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. y. Ballard
Mr.. and Mrs. ). Fl. Foster, Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. u. Burwell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett smith, Mrs. Shorey, Mrs.
Dishon, Mrs. TIefner, Mr.. A. c. Bow
man. Mrs Cragin, Mrs g. Kellogg.
Mrs. Samuel Greene. Miss Fanny ii.
Wood, Mrs. Atkinson, Mrs Hopkins.
the Misses Helen Wilder, Hettie
Greene, Louise Root, Browne, Cotrell,
Dickey, Hopkins. Fay Nichols. Jessie
ballard, Sadie Kellogg. and MesSrs.
Diekcy. Davidson, simpson, Smith
Crane, A. s. Barweil, DIR. Corson,
George Shorey. Elsey. Batter. G. T..
Bowman, V. Y. Beard. Ray Ballard
YACHTING PARRY.
4 party OF 80 ladies and gentlemen
took sail 10 Eagle harbor, on the
Cmman yacht, Latona. Tuesday az
| ternoon. The visitors were enter
tanned by the ladies' OF the Congrega-
toual church al that place, the pro-
eeeds OF the supper being devoted TO
the building Of parsonage there.
Flowers were also anetioned oir and
quite sum was realized Following
are the names Of the visitors. Mr.
\ and Mrs j. NJ. Colman, I,T. and Mrs.
| Waterhouse, Mr.. and Mrs. o. C.
Shofey. Rev. and Mrs IL L. Bates,
| Rev. aud Mrs. Henry Bates. Sr.. Miss
| Helen Bates, Mr.. and Mrs. ;. H. Eos
ter. MIR. and Mrs Everett smith, Mrs.
NJ. u. Ballard, Rev. and Mrs w. h.
Dawson, Mrs. Samuel Greene, Mrs. Ma
| itland. Mrs. DIR. kil6oarne. Mrs. T.. y.
Bnrwell, Miss Gruin. Miss cotreil Miss
Louise Root, Miss Edith Simon, Miss
Heitie GSeene Miss Fannie Wood. the
Misses Diekpy, Messis W. A. Diekey.
l.. j. and q. 4. tolman. simpson,
George Shorey. Elsey, Roy. Ballard
and Chas. Ames.
LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT.
A literary and social entertainment
was given hy the literary societies Of
the University, Friday evening, IN the
university hall. A programme, consist
ing Of vocal and Instrumental music
and recitaiioaa, was carried out with
much skill by the performers and gave
considerable pleasure 10 the audience,
Refreshments We're afterwards served
and repetition of the event was dis
cussed for the near future.
KSrTsgS-SoHNsoE
The marriage ceremony uniting
Ole knutsen and Marie johnson was
performed last evening BY Justice \
So.ierbere. at the residence OF
Mr.. Peter Frisseli, ON Terrace street.
The bride recently arrived from Nor.
way and the groom j. in the employ
Of Mr.. T. {. Miles Of this city Mr.
Gus. Anderson performed the duties
of best man, while Miss Jen-
ME Foss acted as bridesmaid.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. G. J ClIilhere. Mr. and Mrs.
Hans Nelson. MIR. and Mrs, Peter
Frissell. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Peterson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis iarson. Miss 1en-
mic foSs. Miss Annis Nelson. Mcssrs.
Gus Anderson, Louis Anderson, Emil
Anderson. Y. c. Miles, C. Woods, John
Gallagher.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. Leigh Hunt left Friday for De-
Moines. iowa.
Mr.. Julius Ach Of Portland is Ia the
city ON brief visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Gilman returned
from au Eastern trip Tuesday.
Attorney General Meteal;e returned
from SpoSaue Falls Thursday.
DR.. ". 4. Warden OF WhatCom
paid visit 10 the city Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. stewart returned
saturday from three weeks trlP 10
Alaska.
Mr.. I. J. Jones aud Mrs. John Grant
OF Victoria. y. e., were in the city
Monday.
Mrs Chas. Hslman et Portiand i
visiting her daughter Mrs. I. r.
PUmparey.