The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-27
OLYMPIA SOCIETY.
Grand Hall 1T Tumwster-Picnic
Party-Personals.

Grnno Hall ~ TumWotef-tlcn1c
Party-Pcrsonals.
The grand ball which was given by
the Tumwater brass band in that city
on the iath instant, proved to be an
extremely pleasant affair. The Olym-
pia band volunteered its services to
aid in making the ball success, and
they were very gratefully received and
appreciated by the projectors OF the
bah. The large public hall was crowd
ed 81 OVERLOOKING and Il was not till
broad daylight that the festivities
were concluded and the dancers re-
turned home. At midnight u bounti-
full repast was partaken of. which was
gratuitously furnished by the tadies Of
Tumwater. Among those present
from this city were Misses Emma
Hood, Elma Woodland, Eva kirkindall.
Minnie Brown. Edith Burptrager,
Rabbeson, Hyde, Stringer, Mr.. and
Mrs. =. Lee. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Drewry.
Mcssrs. Geo. Williams, Gus Harris.
Wood Doane. Grant Talcott, Gus
Rosenthal and ID. Williams.
Picnic PARTY.
Mrs. Il. openheimer arranged n
remarkably pleasant picnic last Tues
day in honor OF her guests, Misses
I Bettman and Rosenblatt, OF Portland.
I Oregon. The scene OF the festivities
was McCallister's lake, where the par
/ " arrived about nine O'Clock. The Ia
dies repeatedly tried their luck at
angling during the day bnt were quite
unsuccessful and were compelled To
return home with empty baskets.
| The boats on the lake were placed at
the disposal of the guests by the good
naturea old fisherman. and numerous
rowing matches were INDUCED in by
/ the ladies. The party returned 30
Olympia at a late hour in the evening.
after having passed a most enjoyable
day. Those present were Mrs. II.
7 opcnheimer. Mrs. Vim. Irving, Misses
/ Comedy. Wood. Betsman. Rosenhlat,
I BIumaner, Davis and Messr< Harris.
Williams, Blamauer, Carlyon and
Whitney.
rsrtog-sNirH SrrrfkIs.
ON Monday morning Miss Teresa
I TAYLOR was united In marriage to Mr..
/ Vincent smith, at the residence OF the
bride in South OLYMPIA The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. James
Campbell. only n few Of the most in
Z innate friends being present. After
returning from their wedding tour in
Oregon they will settle permanently in
Olympia
PERSONALS.
{ Lieut. II. +. Mayo, Of the. coast
survey schooner Ernest. was in the
Z city last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Van Epps re-
[ turned home L. sSansiay evening after
having passed week very pleasantly
with friends IN Spokane Falls.
Miss Maud Burr OF Steilacoom. after
/ having passed few days with her
I friend Miss Annie Cow.es in this eiiv.
E has left for Whatccu. where she will
remain for some time the guest oi Mrs
Z Mayo on beard the schooner Ernest
Mrs. X. A. McNair and daughter are
visiting friends in pnyaIlup.
Miss Nellie Frost, after prolonged
visit with friends IN Portland. returned
home las; westneSi v.
A. r. Brown returned from Calisor-
T MIA last Sunday,
Mr. Henry Hidden left las; Monday
+ for san Francisco. on business trip
he viii probably he away shoa; ten
DAYS.
Mr.. John oCennor, Of Portland.
MAS IN the CITY during the week. a
guest 81 his brother. N. o'CoanoT.
Mr.. u. 3 kehoe i passing few
Gays At she country residence % Mr..
Charlie, billings on Bssck river.
Grant Iaicotf made fying huSiness
trip "a Tacoma last >aastAy,
Mrs, J. q. Parker. 81 Tacoma. i Wis
ing fricssi- IN the civ.
Hon. Louis Sohns. ei Vancouver.
w&s ia the city stagiax the week
A tro;heT 81 Mr. IL Ellis arrived
trsHs the east last week. and Nil ~
main IN the city tor sosse time
Mr.. l. Z. uusllcste made a Business
Trip - TaCona on Wednesday.
Hon. Ieha +. Convey. vas in Tseoma
81 "Wednesday.
n. Y. Davis, ESQ.,. al Carscua<io.
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