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

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ley. rsui No<an md Chax1ey Hoer
Mxz- LEwss LrSrM-
Mr. H. II. Lexis gAys an elegant
lunch on Fr1slxy afternoon Heg
gueste uer< Mrs.. Wsrtass- Mr. A. w.
Enxse. Mrs Bconr: Mr. Hoze. q
Mrs. J. r. ueyaaxhs. Mrs.. ". u:
Pumphry, Mrs. y. H. Mh!ffiesey Q
Port Townsend Mr. BED. o. rcss
Townz<nd, Mrs D. X Horari. Mrs.
r. C. Kisal,alI- Ms J. O. Scurry. Mrs
George B. Kiftinyer. Mrs. Leigh Hunf,
Mr.. 81 Il Terry. Miss Mcknight, ol
Bloomington Illinois, and Miss Buck
fuxhars, " GAINESVILLE. Ohio
xyrsHrs sf rTTHfAs Picnic
The Knights Of Pythias hare been
making great preparations for fissif
picnic ~ Rayenna park on Tuesday
An attractive programme Of sports
and arnu-ernesffs has been prepared
and there Il every reason 20 anticipate
most enivyzbIe event The Knight.
and their friends are looking forward
70 IL with the keenest anticipasions.
prxsEk PAKry.
Mrs T. N. Reed gave dinner party
on Wednesday IN honor Of Miss
Forbes Of Tacoma and Miss Hayden
OF OLYMPIA. who are her guests
Those present we're Miss Hayden,
Mis- Forbe~. Miss Engic, Miss -truve.
Miss Ferry, Miss Jones and Miss
Edith Jones.
LECTURE At THE 3. NJ c. A. HALL
One hundred and forty young men
gathered at the song and gospel SEP
v;re Al the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION hall on sunday afternoon to
lister, 10 an address by the Rev. Seiah
W. Brown. Tie address was fun OF
psfhos, any many Of the listeners were
seen with tears in their eyes as the
simple story OF shecross was unfoided-
Rev. seIah w. Brown Is q man Of ex-
tended knowledge. . great traveller, a
wonderful observer and the possesscr
of keen wit. He Is now on t3ar TO
Alaska. and on his return trip, on sun
day, June -, he viii address mass
meeting IN the opera house.
LUNCH PARTY.
Mrs. r. c. kimbaii entertained a
few Of her many friends at lunch on
THURSDAY afternoon. Those present
were Mrs. Boone, Mrs. Warbass. Mrs.
Engle, Mrs Van Doren. Mrs. Hoge, OF
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Mrs. Stewart. Mrs.
Martin, Of San Jose. Mrs. Grant. Mrs.
Mcknight, Miss Buckingham. of
GAINESVILLE. Ohio, and Miss AeSaughf.
OF bloomington, Illinois
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
The sixteenth birthday OF Miss Dora
IIaisworti was celebrated at the resi-
dencc of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
I. Halsworth. of Renton, Wednesday
evening By most enjoyable party.
Vocal and instrumental music and
various games made the hours slip
rapidly by. At II O'Clock elegant re-
freshnents were served. and at late
hour the guests took their departure.
wishing the young lady many happy
returns OF the day. Miss Flora was
the recipient OF many presents, among
them being n magnificent Decker
piano. Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. Ii. T. Halssorth, Mr.. and Mrs.
X. L. Thorne and daughter, Mrs. IL.
II. SNOW, the Misses Hsisworth, SUIT
ton, Ansiey, White. Mobury, Carlin
and Kelly. Rev. q. r. Whitworfh and
Messrs. +. o. Rowland. William
Wood, b. Venan, 5. DeWoif and G. b.
Waisworth.
CLASS PARTY.
Mr.. Morris Adams gave n party 10
the members of his class at the Uni
versity on Tuesday evening. Games
Of various kindsan music, both vocal
and instrumental, rendered the occa-
sion a highly enjoyable one. Among
those present were Miss Knox, Miss
Adams. Miss Jaeger, and Messrs.
Elisha Alvord, Clarence Adams and
Abner Cole.