The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-25
OLYMPIA SOCIETY.
Pleasant Musical Entertainment
H.auting Farty-PersonaI.

OLYMPIA. Nov ~
A very pleasing musical entertainment
was enjoyed BY q number of guests al the
residence of Miss Janet Moore, in south
Olympia, on the evening of the 18TH inst
The great attraction OF the evening was
violin which was exhibited by Mr.. Geo. NJ.
savage and which Is the property Of his
friend. Prof. Foster of Chicago. who was
his guest In this city last summer. The in
strument Is Of the Stradiyasius manufacture
aud was made In 1913. being valued ai
Sl0.o00 Among leading musicians this
violin Is universally known and is CON
sidersd one OF the best in the
United States, its tone being ex-
iremely soft yet very powerful
Prof Francis OF Victoria was present and
executed some magnificent selections on
his wonderful instrument, which were
yery heartily appreciated by his delighted
auditors. Pref W. H. Roberts presided at
the piano, and aS usual delighted those
present with some very fine selections
The vocal selections By Mrs. Chilberg were
also well received. II was quite late when
the guests took their departure after having
passed an evening which, TO the music
loving people present, was one Of unal.
loyed enjoyment Those present were
Prof. Francis of Victoria. Prof. W. II. Rob
eris, Prof b. ", Brintnaee, Mr., and Mrs
Jas. Chiiberg. Mr.. Frank NJ. Goewey. Mr..
Geo. NJ. Savage. Mr.. Gus. Rosenihal, Mrs
,. NJ. p. Jones, Miss Minute Freeman, Miss
Brintnace. Miss Janet Moore, Miss Ecna
Moore. Mr.. Lndiey Moore aud Miss Chill
berg.
HUNTING PARTY.
What Ii pronounced the most ENJOYABLE
bunting expedition ever had by the Oiym-
pia Rod and Gun Club, was their annual
haht en- last saturday and Monday, This
popular club has a most excellent hanting
ground ON Nisqually Oats. which they
have leased from the proprietor, Hon. Geo.
u. shannon. for term % years. They
have constructed very comfortable no sc
ON the land. furnished the same with. all
modern conyenlences. and in this they re-
side when they visit the fats A party
OF ten visited the place last satgr.
day and remained until Tuesday. during
which time not one moment passed but
what was thoroughly enjoyed by all
Its best. but the hunters were
very wen satisfied with their success, the
party having killed over 100 dHcks. The
chief enjoyment, however. Is usually had
in camp where the jolly nimrods indulge
In songs, anecdotes and social converse m
terspersed With most excellent esiables and
dnnksbles, prepared by their corps OF
French cooks. The expedition this week
was no exception 10 this rule. although Ii
was pronounced By those present as having
been the most enjoyable which was ever
had by the club. Those present on this oc-
Frank l. Biodgeti, Hon. T NJ. Reed, Hon.
A. A. Phillips, Aessr-. Geo, A. Williams, A.
J, Trcadwsy. Henry sabiu. John r Tweed.
Herbert McMickeu and Geo. q. Mills,
WHIST PARrF.
The skookam whist claa held its bi.
weekly meeting on last Wednesday even
ing at the residence of Mr.. n. b. MeElruy.
A large number was In attendance aud
passed an extremely EMO, able evening.
playing whist, listening 10 musical selee-
lions, anu psrtakiug OF q delicious lunch
which had been prepared for the occasion.
This club has existed only short time,
but its members SEQ the advantage Of Il In
q social way, and they now wonder why
taey did net sooner start this pleasant Gus
tom.
PERSONAL
Judge NJ. A. Root was in Tacoma on
"wednesday.
Gen. X, @. o'Brien visited Tacoma las,
"wednesday
Nj p. d Moore Of Mason county was In
the city on Tuesday.
W J. Mtlroy Of North Yakima was Ia the
city during the week.
Mrs. Capt Mm McNieksn has been
visiting friends In Seattle during the week.
Mr. C. E Claypool 81 Tacoma was in the
city last Sunday. the guest OF Gen. T. G.
o'Brien.
Mr. :. c. Woodruff. after a three-dsyS'
visit with friends here, returned hsine TO
Stcilacoen lsst saturday.
Major and Mrs. J. C. Breckenridge were
the guests Of Mr., and Mrs. Geo. u. ssaa'
non Al NisqaAily last sunday.
Major J. X Hayden returned on Wed
Hesaay from q few days. soionrn with his
numerous down country friends
Mrs. Rurketf and her daughter. Miss
Mary. have returned home from an ex-
tended visit with friends In Port Town
send.
Ar Charles A. Burr Of Seattle passed q
few hours in the city last SATURDAY., shsk'
iug hands with his numerous 0ld-une
fienas
Hon JOAN ?. Convey returned saturday
evening from spokane Falls. where be had
been the CUES; OF his friend the Hon. John
l. Wilson for few days
Mr.. }. u Woman OF Buffalo. n. Y, Is al
present the guest Of bis old friend, Hon.
tieo p. shannon Of Ntsqusily. He viii
probably remain several weeks