The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-16
THt SOCIAL WORLD.
=. or TIE HsrPrsIsas or The
PAST WEEK.
..,,e Of Any Notable Evenss-Ths
c.,,ur Concert for the arber As
Notes from Tacoma,
o,vmp.a and Port Townsend

W. i ascertain the various int8u-
- mol. more or less regulate ttls
s sssss;sy Of the social machine
.r.ouz them may be named fashion.
49, - emulation. imitation.
and last. though b. no
O. the least, the weather.
- - i hut little doubt that the heat
- - past three weeks has had a
9 sesso~fsr effect upon the leaders
r.. se.e;ssy ladies prefer swinging IN
e.,ac,ck 10 shady place on the
49, 49, s,Ieh weather as this, where
- 80 welcome each cool breezelef
9s. s-eals IL way through the hot air
r.. ;,faiteIs more cool than 70 en-
y ). \, ,orgatsizing, planning and exc
k:-- This explanation j. the only
- ,s,s.fered for the dizziness prevailing
= .se;e.y circles iasf week,
rnaxtng Is a mention Of what took
Fsss. nax~xn.x.
n, .s,e evening Of the 18th inst. Mr.
us.sert A. Ridge. Of Seattle. and
T. pose Medana. of Victoria, Van
,asxe- island. we're joined in the holy
49, ~ uisfrimony. while surround
= AZ q their friends 10 throw the shoe
- st,oxer the rice. at the Tesi,ienee
= .,,e otticiafing clergyman, John i.
r n. -, 90 Fifth street. Mr. {. Frank
s s.r.st n diseharging the Office Of best
-. - IN a. he would be done by, aud
NJ NJ; AI;ce. Z. MesheF graced the char
.-,sv ~ bridesmaid. Mr.. and Mrs.
~, n Wright. with whom for the
,,-sser,t the newiy-wes3dei take mp
fhssr residence, were also ameng those
,reaer,t 10 extend congratulations.
colAEsH y. Il. 9. s.
Among the many Improvements Of
.s,e n-e.ent at the uriversity i the Or
rwri,atiOn Of 8 College y. ". &. a.
m prospects Of the association are
szftering in the extreme. There are
sf,a,,t tzenfy charter members, young
roer Of courage, With determination
4, leneft BIZ example ard Christian
inaneues. Pref. Taylor accepted The
pres;.ies,ev. In addition. the follow
t,ng asFcers were elected Vire-presi-
dent. A. b. Cole; secretary, w 4.
Bone treasurer. Z. 7. Weldon libra
nan. j. 4. Kellogg organist, J. Leo
Dudley.
tRpoR tssncftTieg c0ScEEr,
The ladies Of the Ars5or Association
have fixed October : a. the dste on
which their grand vocal and insfFg-
mental concert will be given. The
proceeds 81 the concert viii he added
Il he sum at present IN the Ars,or
Association fund, and Judging from
,he generous support already vcauil-
tariiy given hy all classes towards this
most worthy elsject-the beautifyiBs
ri or city--it Is only natural Sc
auenee that this concert will prove a
gratifying suecess.
Apart from the object OF the concert,
however. the entertainment viii pos
sess very attractive features, and i !
not too much 20 l.espeak for the merit
Of this musical treat that Il VIII he one
Of the very hest ever offered in Seattle.
The ladies on the musical
rouluittec are spariag no pains To
make the programme as ATTRACTIVE
as possible. The following Ladies and
gentlemen viii take part 10 the enter
iainnient, Mrs. NJ. :. Storey. Cana
da's fayofiie Vocalist; Mrs. Mattle 4.
Bridge. the gifted speaker 50 well
known in literary and musical csrciess
Mi lois shesfe the brilliant pianist;
Miss Fannie MacDougail. popular
coutralto 81 Vancouver. Il. q. Mrs J
A. HATFIELD. Miss Anly Whitney. Mr..
r. 4. O'Brien, OF OLYMPIA, Ar. u
Steven, Mr. G. f. Bowman. Ar. il>be,
Mr.. ". Bridge. Mr.. 6 7. Allen. q
San Francisco. . young and talented
'celloisi and a thorough MASTER OF the
instrument. Prof. on and Nj VII
iianss Of Vancouver,
With this array of talent. the appres
riaters OF e5oi music and the pubic
in general, may rest assured that the
occasion win be one long remembered
g. being an exhibition OF artistic. merit
and rareexcellencc.
FOR moop's CANAL.
Rev Henry l.. Bates. Mr.. and Mrs
IN Celmau. Lawrence and tieo- toi-
man. Mr.. and Mrs. }. y. Sanderson,
Miss Edith Saaderson, DR.. and Mrs.
X e. Kuhourne. Mr. Arson Bnrwe,i,
Miss Ids Burweil. Miss Helen Wilder,
Mr.. Cl,as. Pimpton, Mrs Hugh Taylor
and PROT, Mrs. and Miss ingraham
left seattle Tuesday morning on Mr..
Colman's pleasure yacht, the Latond,
for a week. outing on the Lillewaua
and other points oil interest on Hood ;
canal. The party intend visiting Lake
cushman. where Prof lugrahsin Viii
take a number OF views of the fine
scenery along the canal.
rrKNKKs' SOCIAL
The Turner'S assembled in Turn Yer
Gin hall last evening. where the ath-
letio exercises performed by some Of
the members we're witnesses by a good
shrinking of the fair sex. After the
evoluiions II the bar performances
had taken place, the nsKes ot the
dance succeeded, and the hour ot mid.
night was all too soon run out OF
breath hy merry feet.
xNrENsIax OF rEaFLAE NAsnNsy.
A new commandery OF Knights
Templar was instituted al Ellenshureh
On Monday evening the ioth inst. by
Y. +. t.rana Commander Alfred l.
Palmer. OF seattle, who convened the
Grand Commandery al the common
wealth OF Washington In special sss-
sion for thal purpose. There were
also present ia office, I'm. q. \. Alex
ander. OF seattle. rs grand general
iSsno K. En. and Rev. Harrison W.
Earan. p. e.. G.. OF Walia VIA. a
grand captain. general; En-. and Rev,
John = pamsou, OF Seattle, grand
prclste. EN- rrasten I. Over. q seat
tie as grand recorder ER II, r.
Phillips. 90 seattle, erana seuiol'
warden I'm. J 4 MctAndless, VI
Elsnsburgh, as grand junior wartieu
km. ". L. GREY, u hticnseargh, s
grant sworl bearer; km. slF Anlshi
Wiley. az Roayn, grand standard
bearer I'm ] I Mitchell, q fllens
hur1h, grand warder, Em. W; \
Rinehart oi seattle. as grand narshai
En- { i ieaycnNorth, OF Mentesa7io
grand captain of guanis.
The following sir Knights were
eleytei aud indicted as uhcers ot ths
new bedy Ga tle knows e. Temple Notn
manaerV. No s: +. r. Wilson, +. g.
&, ;. Powell Gen J T. Peters, Capt
Gen s q. Davidson, pTelsts W X
Abrams. treasurer, NJ. 4 Epie, ~
enr,ler v T. tiulick, ). W. -. hia
man. J w. \. ", smith. sN0Ts
bearer; g.. II Baker, standard teaTeF,
J. {. Goodman, warJier, NuA tlo
ham, captain u5 guard.
Al the conclusion a the Installation
service in Tire asylum. which the pres
ence 81 swecthearis and WIVES q
many SIR Knights had graret tic cona
psny repaired @ the johnson house
where q boQnieon> banquet awalies
nent, and where hours >ped ueffill
while Nite3y worth and nsasaeiatl
beauty lent approving snaiics t. C0Hr
teous euiogy and knjshtsy e3o4ucnre
The visiting Knights viii hong e
member Nith auieirned pleasure III
anstlnied hospitality oi the traters Q