The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-30

AEaTsFeaE social, gwen oV the iaglez
OF the lodge A novel feature Of which
was the & n pond, or fishing for part.
nsr. which was participated in By al
present, and creating 3 great deal d
fnerTiment Many games we're intro
aneed. and the foiioxing programme
vas rendered which contributed large
y % the enjoyment OF the evening.
Opening address . Jonas FuEhes
Grand Chief Templsr Of Tacoma
Recitation ----.sz Miss Rebecca Game,
ing -.--.---.. ---,..k K bes'
song Miss Jennie ". Houghto1
Eeettsfi0Ei----.---..---.--- Botrie -cos
sfls1 Es-.-----.s $780, - Z. les
Duet Messrs. J. xoryan and q. =. McI.ynI
After the programme resolution,
were adopted. prior to the departure
from Seattle Ct George r. McLynu
the present Chief Templar Of Pacific
Lodge, No. o. Mr.. MeLynn will re
side in Portland. or. Among those
pre@eat we're
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W. Smith. Mr..
and Mrs. ". 4. Jones, Mrs. Gaines
Mrs. keeser, Mrs. Clark. Miss Jennie
". HoughtOn. Miss Rebecca Gaines
Miss Sabina Bird, Miss Jessie Bryan
Miss h Bryan, Miss Myrtle Bryan
Miss Eta Jose, Miss Cora Gorniey
Miss Iva Gormley. Miss Mamie Keeser,
Miss Clara keeser. Miss c. Phillips
Miss A. Phillips, Miss Agnes Newhah
Miss Flora spriggs. Miss Minnie
spriggs Miss Hattie Spray Miss Lizzie
spray. Miss Lottie Scott, Miss Lena
Graves, Miss Edith McGraw, Miss
Bertha Ellis. Miss Roberts. Miss
Emma Tin, Miss Pearl Dawson. Miss
Anna Sherman, Miss Ruby Mitchell
Miss kittie Hammond, Miss Susie ;.
Holght0n, and Mes=rs. +. W. Wood
Jonas Bushell. George 5. Bush, John
Bird. James Bridges. T.. c. Bowers, ]
". Bixby. X. Best, +. f. Parker, Matt
II. Gormley, Clarence Phillips, George
startup, 4. G. AcAuiey, James Ne
COOmbs, II. V. McComb, Jacob Nor
gan, :. Z. Dawson, Frank Griffith, f.
9. Wilson, George +. McLynn, Ben
keagle, G. Hart, w. A. Darling, f. III.
Palmer. l.. J. Aweil VIM. Quinn, l.
+. spray. Guy Wincapaw, Erick Ulin,
Jr., ". Hallohan, ]. W. Sparknan,
II. l.. Van Broeklin, j. 4. Elwell, A.
+. ChOtfey. Hugo DEEPENING. J :
Larilie, J ". Miller. n. X. Smythe,
George Cotteril. Charles Walker
Frank Cotterill Eli. S. Hincks. Lyman
Wood, Elmer Armstrong, Z. y. Ne
Cliniie. George Wood and Mr.. Morgan.
Mr. y. G. FaFwell, commission mer-
chant in this city. received for q
Christmas present a gold-keaded
ebony cane from his son, Mr. II. b.
Farwell, of Portland Or.
A number of juvenile parties were
given on the hill during the past week.
Among the number being one at the
residence OF Fred Marco, on Christ.
mas night. another at the dwelling OF
Mr.. Thos. W. Prosch on Thursday
evening, and third at the home OF
K. l.. Huguenin on Saturday. All
were thoroughly pleasant affairs, the
little ones in each case enjoying them
selves immensely.
Mr.. Charles II. MAYHEM. a resident
OF Seattle for the past three months,
on Christmas day received notice oi
his election a. assistant librarian OF
the Newark N. j. public library for
the term OF three years. He has since
left for that city, his former home, in
tending to accept the position and en-
ter upon the discharge of its duties
early in iSs9.
Mr.. NJ. J. Frye, has Just completed
arrangements for the return of Miss
Katie Putnam, the popular actress.
She will appear in January in the fol
lowing repertoire "Old Curiosity
shop January Is: Pearl OF Savoy, -
January Is: I'm Honor Bound" Jan
uary Il.
UTsALAbY MASQUERADE.
A grand masquerade nall was given
iu Utsalady December p, by Messrs.
G. r. Johnson, f. W. Purdy. Geo.
Thawson. J. A. Thomson. O. ). Good
NJ. ). Conroy, r. 4. Moves. Blakeley
Mills. r. BENSON. and r. harrington.
Steamers were clarified by these
gentlemen and dispatched to La
Conner. Mount Vernon, Stanwood
Coupevile, and Oak Harbor, % con
yev their guests To the place OF enter
tainment More than DO persons
we're present, and the intermission on
the programme was passed in doing
Justice to "A generous feast. prepared
bv Mr.. Peter DE Iorup. proprietor OF
the Utealady hotel The music was
furnished by Professor j. Goodwin 5
orchestra and gave entire satisfaction.
The event was a memorable one in the
history Of the thriving little mill port
and the participants we're all extreme
Is pleased with it, great success
RArNIER ,LuB DINNER.
The monthly dinner of the Rainier
clyb vas given at the club house last
evening and proved to be a most en-
ioyahie affair Owing T. The fact that
IA local opera company held the boards
at the opera house, at which
most Of the leading people OF the city
were present. many of the club mem
hers were unable Ia be present; still,
about 80 sat down to enjoy the menu,
and for over three hours there was the
usual feast OF reason and flow
OF soul. which all enjoyed to
the utmost. Those participating were
Chief Justice Burke. : 4. Wheel
wright OF Of Tacoma, +. +. Mohr. \.
Macintosh, u. H. Gilman, J. c.
Haines. John Leary J. W Edwards.
r. VI. Carr. r &. Washburu, L. 4.
Strout, g. II. Preston. w 7. Bell,
Abram Barker. t. H. Church. w r.
Thornell. y. y Baxter, w. \. Peters,
l.. {. Gilman. George Donworth, Z. X.
Bliss. Mr.. Ford OF Fort Scott.
Az CEDAR MOUNTAIN.
At Cedar Mountain. on Christmas
evening. a tree with a beautiful supply
OF candies guts. and costly pres ent-
we're distributed amongst the children
and grown people of this place, and
gene al satisfaction was the result. Ii
was under the management Of Mr..
Williams. better known A. 'oid Jock. p
Eeci5 ,tions hy the little ones were
numerous. Only one failure marked
the nights entertainment, and that
was the old stids lance Mr. Hop
per and some mere Of the managers
failed T. attend. which was great dis
appointment 10 the young people.
EREyIrT-uYEE.
on December - Mr.. James Breyit,
and Miss Rachel Over, both Of Black
Diamond, were ante in marriage by
Rev. NJ =. Jones. The ceremony was
performed at the residence OF the
brides mother. Mrs JOHN I. Vii
iilm>. After the ceremony the guests
were invited 20 partake of a most APP
petiTing supper. The guests present
we're Mrs NJ. T. Jones. Mr.. and
Mr.. ". p. Morgans, Mrs. Annie
leach Mr. David MoFgans. Mr.. and
Mr>. Williams. Mr.. and Mrs Pussy,
Misses Nellie Russell. Mary Davis.
Sadie Moreans, and MesSrS. 7. J
Proui. ]. T. Morgan and John Mur-
ray. The bride received several eie-
CANT and useful presents
CHRISTMAS GATHERING.
\ pleasant social gathering was held
al the residence Of w, Parry Smith,
on Lake Union. Christmas day. There
were present: Mr. and Mrs ". Parry
smith. Mr.. and Mrs. c NJ Bssler. Mr.
and Ms. Thomas, Masters Walter and
Fred Thomas, an Of Sacramento, Cal
NVffita Ea,nr and Hr-fit. smith AMI