The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-30
oLYMPIA SOCIETY.
Mrs. Breckenridge's farty-Judge
sparRs's rthday-Personal.

OLYMPIA. sept. -.
The party given by Mrs. J. 6.
breckenridge Friday evening was
most complete in every respect, and
the enyiahle reputation which Mrs.
breckenridge has long enjoyed OF
being 20 excellent an entertainer, was
thorou shly appreciated BY her guests
last FRIDAY. Nothing was left undone
10 make the affair an extremely pleas
ant one. and the effort was rewarded
w,th complete success. The guests,
reluctant 10 terminate 20 enjoyable an
event. remained till long after mid
nipht. the time being devoted to
,,,usi.. cards and social converse, in
tersperSad with a delicious supper.
These present were Mrs. Jordan. Mrs.
II 4. Shields OF Seattle. Miss Ronldin,
Miss Jennie Young, Miss Anna Tar
heu Miss Annie Coxles, Miss Emma
Reed. Miss Slasien OF Vancouver, Miss
Allie HAYDEN. Miss Lizzie MeFadden,
Miss Laura breckenridge, Mr.. Mlsner
al California. Governor Semple, ID. z.
Ward. Frank, NJ. Convey, Prof. w. III.
Roberts. Lieut.. j. l.. Hayden and Hill
lory Butler OF Seattle
nIRTHpAY Dinner
Judge John g. Sparks celebrated
the seyenty-seyenth anniversary OF
| the dav OF his birth last Saturday, by
inviting in his relatives and few OF
his friends 10 assist him in disposing
| az a most tempting dinner, which had
been prepared for the occasion. Sew
(, eral hours were passed at the dinner
| table. where the aged Judge dehghtiui-
| w entertained his guests by his many
| humorous and entertaining anecdotes
| concerning his early pioneer life. The
| nudge i one of the first pioneers and
| one of the oldest men in Olympia,
| where he is very highly esteemed by
host OF friends, who have always de
| lighted to do him honor. HIS birth
dav presents last saturday were mum
erous and expensive. prominent
among them was very hne Harrison
| and Morton campaign hat. which ths
| nudge seems to prize more highly thar
| any present nc received. Those pres
ont al this ENJOYABLE dinner were Mr.
ana Mrs. {. r. Mann. Mr.. and Mrs
! Johr :. Brewer. Mr.. and Mrs. c. J
| Peterson. Mr.. ard Mrs. james Brewer
Mr. and Mrs t;rayes and TT. ans
| Mr.. K. r. Lansdsle-
| HvNTixs PARTY
Nesxrs Jahu z. Tweed. HeFber
McMicken, a. \. Phillips. capt W %
| McNickcn. tieo A. Williams and 4
IL. TreadWav visited Nesqualiy rive
last Tuesday in quest OF ducks, thel
being the first who have visited theS'
hunting grounds this season Ehe,
| secured - ducks. which they conside
a very fair showing for the trsi trip.
Personal
4
Mr.. Chas. III Ave- visited >eatti'
during the week
| Mr.. and Mrs. Paisley. 81 Nessgally
we're in the oity Tuesday.
Miss Bower ~ Waila Walla i IN
guest Of Mrs A. T. Ayers, in this eiiy
Miss Mary smith Of kalama Ia
Iteen the guest o. Mrs. pr. ostranle
during the week.
Gov. Semple. accompanied ~ M
son Eugene JF.. visited down-~aians
cities dnring the week.
Mrs. r q. OfBrieu returned san
day evening from very pleasant visi
! with friends in Stsiiasaom.
Mrs.. Cart g. II. Parker leu Tues
siax morning for Seattle where she WI
/ visit friends for few days.
Mess.s. Frank TurpiEa and Frank Z
bliss. former attsc hes os the land office
were IN the city during the seek
Mr.. Il Y. MeFadsiea. OF the Pnge
Seuud National bank Of Seattle visite'
relatives in this city during tte Week
Miss slAliea Of Vancouver, after pas.
: ;Dg. several DAYS very PLEASANTLY viii
Ms Allie HAYDEN in this eity has 70
turned home.
Ex- Marshal Fred Ggyot, ne~ q
SteilacoSm. visited friends IN this 81
daring the wcek- lis friends are A.
wsys delighted 20 see him
Harry y. Cowles eft lass >4EarsiA
morning for Portland. where he III
enter the Bishop Scott Academy y
vas accompanied by Mr.. cc~ie-- Fis'