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


Discovery Friday evening was largely
attended by Port Townsendites. Fine
music was furnished by Marotta Bros.
& Son of Seattle
OLYMPIA SOCIETY.
A Pleasant Whist Party-Birthday
Dinner-Personai Gossip.
OLYMPIA, Sept. %.
A very pleasant whist party was
given by Mrs A. A. Phillips, at her
palatiai residence in South Olympia.
on Tuesday evening last, the occasion
being the forty-ninth birthday OF Mr..
Phillips. The guests remained till near
midnight. most of the time being de-
voted 70 whist, interpreted with ma
sic and social converse. A delicious
lunch was also served, and no pains
were spared by the hostess to make
the occasion an extremely ENJOYABLE
one. Ii is the sincere wish of those at
tending that Mr., Phillips may be able
TO celebrate many more occasions OF
this nature, and that they may all be
as pleasant to his friends as this one
proved to be. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Convey. Mr.. and
Mrs A. Il. cowles, Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
McMicken. Mr.. and Mrs. F. /.
Blodgett. Mr.. and Mrs J. C. Brecken-
ridge, Miss Gertie Phillips and Miss
Annie Cowles.
BIRTHDAY DINNER.
Friday last being the anniversary OF
the birthday of Mr.. Frank Carroll.
formerly of this city. his parents,
Judge and Mrs. p. Z. Carroll, invited
s few OF his city friends out to their
country home. nine miles from this
city. TO pass the day with him and par
take of birthday dinner which had
been arranged in his honor Every
one knows the excellent reputation
which Judge and Mrs. Carroll have as
entertainers. and this proved TO be no
exception TO their general rule All
that could be done was done to make
the occasion a pleasant one. and their
efforts were certainly crowned with
success. After passing a thoroughly
enjoyable day the guests returned
home quite late in the evening, after
having wished Mr.. Frank very many
happy returns of the day. Those
present were: Misses Louise Aver,
Floy Frost. Addie Lansdale, Judge NJ.
A. Root, j. x. Mitchell and G.. c.
Mills.
PLEASANT PARTY.
The residence of Mrs. J. c. Horr, on
Main street, was the scene of much
gaity last Saturday evening, several of
her friends having arrived that even
ing from various parts of the country
and given her most agreeable sur
prise. The evening, until late hour,
was passed in social converse inter
spersed with vocal and instrumental
music and delicious lunch. Those
who arrived that evening and were
SO agreeably entertained. we're: Miss
Siade of New York, Miss Allen OF
Vaeayille, Cal, Miss Soule of
Hoquiam, W T., Mr.. Slade Of New
York, Messrs. Soule and McMiilen
of Hoquiam.
PERSONAL
Hon. b. w Conner OF Tacoma was
In the city Monday.
Col. c. N. Anderson of Seattle was
in this city Monday.
Miss Annie Lansdale visited friends
in Seattle during the week.
Dr. " j Redpath of Steilaeoom was
in the city during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Whitney are
visiting friends in Salem, Oregon.
Mr.. Lawrence f. Thompson of
Seattle. passed few days in this city
last week.
Miss sta5en OF Vancouver has been
the guest Of Miss Allie Hayden dur
ing the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Y. ostrander, OF
Seattle, passed a few days in this city
during the week.
Miss Keith of san Francisco was
the guest OF Mrs ii. u. McElroy dur
ing portion OF the week.
Mrs. Il. G.. 0'Brien dove down to
st iIa,oom on Monday, and has since
been the guest OF Mrs. Burr Of that
place.
ma. where he will resume his stndies
at Washington college during the
winter
Mr.. A. III. Smith left Tuesday morn
ing for the province OF Quebec. where
he win visit his parents for a few
weeks.
Mr.. Frank Tillotson having passed
his summer vacation very Pile lsantly
hunting and travelling, is again at his
post Of duty.
Mrs. Levi w. Ostrander, after pass
ing several weeks very PLEASANTLY with
friends in this city, has returned 10
her home in Puyalsup
Miss Allie Hayden. Miss Siaden OF
Vancouver. Lieut.. John l.. Hayden
and Hon. W. NJ Clark passed last
Sunday st NeSqually.
Miss Maud Walker of Port Gamble.
after passing several weeks very pleas
antly with her friend. Mss Luz y Man
son. in th city, has returned hoaie
Mr.. Mark DAVIS OF San Francisco
has been passing a few days wi h lis
sister, Mrs. Jos. Cheim, in this city.
lie may conclude TO remain pernia-
neatly.
Mis- Ellen Stevenson, territorial
librarian. has been passing the week
with friends at Elma. During her alb
sence Miss Freeman has acted as
librarian.
Governor SeInpie has heen in Van
coaver during the week looking after
his private interests. During his ah-
senee Miss Louise Aver attends to his
official affairs
Mr. Fred Carlyon left Monday morn
ing Tor Fort Townsend. where he will
remain permanently IN future. The
good wishes OF . host OF friends ac-
company him.
Mrs.. II. NJ. Miller returned Monday
evening from California. where she
went a short time ago for the purpose
If seeing her two sons, Winiock aud
Penaletcn. entered in college.
Misses Nora Denny, Nora Latmer
and Minnie Frye, OF seattle, arrived
Tuesday evening and are passing 4
few DAYS - the c0lntTy residence Of
Mr.. A. J. Chambers near this city.
Mr.. ADD II. Brown left MONDAY
morning for Minneapolis, Nm,
where he viii pass the winter for the
benefit u his health A host Il fri. Fssis
sincerely hope thst he May soon be
restored 70 health.
Mr.. Charles SpTague. after an
absence % several months "a tle
Eastern states. has returned 10 his
hosle IN Tacoma, Ga3 daring the pass
weeS paid a visit 10 friends in this
r7tv. He vas for naaHy ra0ashs prior
70 hi, Gepzrtare conductor on tae
OLYMPIA ami aehalsS Valley raj ROAD
q ming which time be made hosi OF
frisnaS IN this city Who are always
ieiyhtes 10 see him.