The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-03

Pleasant Picnie-A0onfight Dance
Fishing PaFty-PePseaals.
OLYMPIA, June 1.-The picnic given
by Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Rogers on last
Monday proved to he most enjoy
able affair. The party left Olympia
early Monday morning for the picnic
grounds, which they had selected on
Westside, between this city and Turn
water. The day was very pleasantly
passed by an observance OF the usual
festivities attending such an occasion
Tbose participating in the enjoyment
were Mr. and Mrs. A. 4. Rogers. DIR.
and Mrs. =. ii. Carlyon, Mrs. Burr,
Miss Iona Giles, Miss Burr, Miss Edna
Rogers and Mr.. Darling.
FISHING PATTY.
A fishing party consisting Of Major
J. X. Hayden. Misses Allie and Louise
Hayden, DIR. X. d. Nevins and Hon.
J. r. Convey and wife visited Dischutes
river last Tuesday and succeeded in
bringing home their basket, quite
well Tiled with trout.
MOONLIGHT DANCE.
A moonlight dance at Five Oaks.
which proved to he most enjoyable
and complete in every detail, took
place last Monday evening. The
dancers left this city ut O'Clock in the
evening, their conveyance being a
lumber wagon drawn by four horses
on which was placed a hay rack well
filed with hay, and on which the
merry little party comfortably lounged
during the pleasant eght-mile drive.
Upon their arrival at Five Oaks, a
large bonfire was lighted, the old plat
form was repaired and dancing COM
menced. the music being furnished by
Professor Kirkendall. China lanterns
were suspended from trees over the
platform, add ing greatly to the scene.
Dancing was continued until about
midnight, when a bountiful repast was
partaken Of. after which the party re-
turned 10 Olympia heartily wishing
for an early repetition Of so enjoyable
an event. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. q. X. Seidler, Mrs. Irving.
Mrs. Oppenheimer. Misses Carrie
Bettman, Addie Wood, Mollie Davis,
Carrie Rosenblat and Messrs. George
A. Williams. Gus Harris, NJ. Harris
and George g. Mills.
PERSONALS.
Mrs. ]. +. Convey visited friends in
the Queen City last week.
Rev. DIR. Nevins was in Seattle dur
ing the week.
Mr.. J. NJ. Van Tyne. agent for the
Northwestern Express Company. was
in the city on Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Henry, accompanied
by Miss O'Neil. paid visit to friends
in Seattle last Sunday.
DIR. and Mrs. P. II. Carlyon came
mp from their Mason county ranch
last week and are passing few days
in Olympia.
Mrs. X. L. Robertson and Mrs.
William Jameson left last Monday for
Longmire Springs. where they will
remain for several months, hoping
thereby to benefit their health.
Messrs. s. q. Simpson and J. X.
Murphy, of Kamilche, were in the
city on business visit during the
week.
Messrs. w. A. Van Epps and II. d.
Cowles visited Deschutes river last
"wednesday, and as result brought
home 20 trout
Mr.. Henry Huden. president Of the
Olympia BottIing Works. has re-
turned from business visit to San
Francisco.
Mr.. J. c. Horr went down to Sc
attic on Monday, returning Tuesday.
Mr.. Walter Crosby. auditor OF Cow
litx county, Il in the city, the guest Of
DIR. n. ostrander.
Captain J. r. Berry, of Chehalis,
was in the city during the week.
Frank Turpin. of the Land office at
Seattle. is passing few days with his
parents in this city.