The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-10
OLYMPIA SOCIETY.
Party at Observation-Disclosures
dale Nuptials-Picnic at Tenino-
Personals.


OLYMPIA, June 9, 1883.
A very pleasant dance was given
by the ladies OF Tumwater at the city
hall in that city on last Saturday
evening Quite number were pres
ent from this city, and report hay
ing had a most enjoyable time.
ALpgfnGE-LASspaLE
The marriage OF Miss Minnie Lans-
dale, eldest daughter of DIR. A. H.
Lansdale. to Mr. Clayton Aldridge,
was celebrated at the residence of the
brides parents in East Olympia on
last Wednesday morning, the cere-
mony being performed by Rev. X. IL.
Massey, of the Methodist church. The
guests were confined 10 the immediate
families of the high contracting par
ties. After the marriage ceremony
the little party did ample justice 10 Il
sumptuously prepared wedding feast.
The bride, one of 0iympias most
favored Young ladies. has been resi-
dent OF this city for many years. and
j. universally esteemed for her many
charming traits of character. The
groom. prominent business man of
this city. has resided here for several
wears. and has made n host of friends,
who wish him and his young bride
unboundea happiness. The happy
couple left on Wednesday morning for
California, where they will remain for
few weeks. They will then return
to this city, where they Will in future
reside,
rrcsfc AT rENISo.
An exceedingly pleasant picnic was
given by Miss Clara Blumauer ut Te-
nino on last Sunday. A number went
out from this city on the train SUNDAY
morning and returned in the evening,
having passed most enjoyable day
Among those present were Miss Il.
Oppenheimer. Misses Carrie Bettman,
Carrie RoSenhiat, Bertha Kaufman.
Clara Blumauer and Messrs. Gus
Harris. George A. Williams, Ben Blu
mauer and ;. Monhcimer.
TENNIS
The beautiful residence and lawn of
Hon A. A. Phillips is nov the scene
of much gaiety every evening. owing
10 the fact that their generous owner
is the only person in the city possess
ing teams set. and that Mr.. Phillips
and his estimahle wife are always de-
lighted TO receive their many friends.
A numler Of the young ladies and
gentlemen have procured elegant ten
mis- suits, thus adding greatly to the
beauty Of the game
csNFISG PARTY.
Captain Thomas Wright and MesSrs.
Charles Terry and George Rice. of Sc
attic. came up on the fleetwood Tues
day evening. and on Wednesday
morning went into camp near the
Deschutes rive. AT Rocky Prairie
They hEorgh, a complete camping out
ut with them, ami Captain Wright
saws that before they return home they
expect 10 catch every trout ia the
river.
vIScESr-Hoop xUPrIAIs.
Ar- Laura A. Hood and Mr.. n.
Vincent were on last Monday evening
married at the residence of the bride.
in this city, by Judge ". r. Ready.
only the relatives Of the bride being
present. Immediately after the eere-
,neny they repaired TO the residence
II the groom in South Olympia, where
they wih reside in future.
FEEseSaE.
Messrs. II. q. strive. Ef,en Smith
+, +. Carr,A and W. n. White. ~
Seattle E,wood Evans, J. ". Ashton
ahst J. L. iuslson. Of Tacoma. and Mr..
take, Il Portland. have been attend
ing court here during the meek.
Hon. :. &. Herron. after passing
several weeks IN Lewis county. has
again returned 10 the city.
Mr.. George Thompson came in from
hi~ Mason county ranch GA Mog1.lay
aIs. fasseSl several DAYS in the city.
NJ 7. c. Van Erps, accompanied