The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-10

e5efy Ienders have been resting "a 6heix
nn<s. - 70 speak. awaiting the cen-
/ inx a. the Grand Lodge of 4Asons.
and the balf - he eiyen in their honor
i On Thnrxdxy ereain&- June l3sh. over
whIrh everybody Is nov agoe. great
pFe1afztions are being made. Learn
ed's OPERA house il suse 20 ee grared
With he presence Of all the charming
Young ix.lies and coneir mafrcns for
which Port Townsend Is justly famed,
and the event VIII undoubtedly be one
| 20 Be long ressembesrd With pleasure
The music will he furnished by the
PORT Townsend orchestra. uhoee
members have for soase time been N
siiiieen1 practice for the osecaslOn- f0t-
| lowing are the committees having the
affair IN hard. On Arrangements.
Dr. l. r. Seavey. Charles Il. Wood
John NeInnes, 4. H. winf-ofe, A. III.
Tucker Reception. r. e. Hill,
Charles Eisenheis. Sr.. Oliver Wood.
In. d. Hin. g. W Downs. C. T. Ciarp.
T. w. Drove. William Payne. Clark
Aksr;rh. Frank Barnes, Norman
IGueeney. Floor d. II. Hin. Frank
A. Bzrf1ett, W. II. Whitf3eSey. w. r.
Fsnnfmore. Dave Hammond, W. /.
Hastings. q. Il. Niblock, Charles Els
enbeis. Jr. and T. n. Halter
..YE Owls" AT HONE.
Ye fair coterie. who pay court to
Tsrpeichore and kindred muses. under
the cognomen Of -Ye Owls. were at
home on Friday evening n the resi-
dence Of Miss Lillian Miller, and the
aeeting night winds bore on their
wings the mingled strains OF music
and OF laughter, telling OF the merry
humor OF the gssests within. The par
ticipators in the pleasant event were
Miss Minnie Hastings. Miss Anna
Jones. Mrs. II. L. Burkett. Miss Edith
Beam, Miss fancy Bell, Miss Louey
Lifsiefield. Miss Aollie and Miss Hat
tie Brooks, Miss Hannah James. Miss
Lillian Miller, Miss Grace Nash, Miss
Maud Stetson and Messrs- HI. l. Bur
keft, Rev. J. b. Alexander, b. v. c..
u. $. Hammond. Warren l. Hastings,
T. \. Halter. A. c. Phillips. Lincoln
H. Pontius. w. F. Fennimore, B. l..
Miller, c. NJ. Sweeney, Charles Eisen-
beis, Jr.. j. A. Wood. Thomas Mer-
riil, Mr.. Ford aad Robert Biles.
OTHER EVENTS.
Professor Louis Rostein and his
dancing school pupils gave an enjoy
able dance at Learned's opera house
last evening.
Mr.. J. Il. Dyer, oil Irondaie, cele-
brated the opening Of his new hotel at
Hadlock last night by rendering free
dance ard supper. A large concourse
assembled to skip the light fantastic
and revel in seasonable Injuries.
The Christian Endeavorn is the
name Of new organization OF the
young people of the Presbyterian
church, devoted to social. literary and
moral purposes. Miss Cora Bush Is
president.
PERSONAL.
Col. Henry Landers went to Victo-
ria Tuesday.
F. w. Hastings and wife are visiting
in Portland.
II. l.. Tibbals. Jr.. made q couple of
trips up Sound last week.
J. II. VanBokkelin, Judge Briggs, j..
IT. A. BuilGnch and Charles Jones at
tended the pioneer reunion in Seattle.
James Jones, Jr.. returned from
school at Berkeley. Cal, last week.
Miss Emma Dobbs has returned
from her Victoria visit.
Mr.. II. l.. Burkett leaves for the
east Tuesday. He will attend the Re
publican convention.
Rev. Father Manilloux left for Eu-
rope Yesterday. He will visit France
and Italy while absent.
W. A. 0'Bar and L. K. Flowers are
on trip to Whatcom.
Mrs. Lucinda Hastings returned
from Victoria Wednesday.
Miss Rose Sheehan will leave for
San Francisco July 9th TO visit friends.
The G.. w. Woods Dramatic COM
pany appear at the opera house
June 18th.
]. A. Smith ana VIM. Delanty, OF
Port Discovery, were in town on
Tuesday.
Mr.. ]. +. Belyea has returned from
his eastern trip