The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-02

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the srenfnx. being Tnkerp<rxsd wish 4 d.
nfl91t luHeh- Thoee praeeut were M
sd Ar ] G. Horr. Nr. and Nrp =.
nicuxsrt- Capt ard Mr. J. J. GIIners. NJ.
ena Mrs. y Reel. MAJ and xrr. J. 9.
P p-seki nTlaze Mrs. J. " Jordan and Cor
BsE7HDsF faErT.
a nssass- Q. the yosns people Of tais
flteE-sns lasr week from Nm A z faserse
n &fss seil5e Frosz, requesting their
presence - the tDrner's residence on last
sstlrasT evening. the occasion being q
s,trsz'1sy party given e0njo3ntiy By the 10.
80 -. insfr birthdays ocearring On the same
eAte ana they b~i0g OF the sane age TIE
evening Vas delfxhffaIly paxsel by an Oh
- vsnre Of ua0sz excellent pr0gramne
wnlen had been arranged By the POSSESSES,
ara al present pronounced IL one OF the
pleassniest evenEs Of . lifetime. Vocal
A1d insffEnaens3J mnefe social Con verse q
~ 1npfeoss repzst and dancing constituted
ne raaiii features Of the programme. TIE
quests fsok their departure a. . late hoEr,
lsla 70 terminate sucn supreme pleasure
In0se present were. Mr. ard Mrs. A.
a,.1oeree, Misses Nellie and Fsoy Frost,
Lsrs1ele. Miss Paalsou, NJ. c. H. Aver.
Judge ". A. Root. kesxrs n and Gus
Harris. Mr.. Geo A. Williams and NJ. J. r
Mitchell
HCSTIxG PATTY.
4 jolly hunting party Il xas tina; visited
NisqrAliy l2sffsaturdar for the purpose Of
supplying themselves with their thanks
giving ducks, which are there TO be found
70 sEeh profnston. They were received
and very Hospitality eatsrs aimed By Hon.
Geo. u. shannon. who always makes II ex-
lrsmeiy interesting for the nlFn-ods who
- frequently psy their respects 10 his
famous duck preserve. The party returned
70 this city on Monday morning, well
laden with the victims Of their expert
mafksnanshlp, and the Seattle members
proceeded on their way home. well pleased
with TOE result u their visit. Those par
tcirafing ~ere Hon. john 0ssrander, Mr.
\. W. Eugle, Mr. Jas. Mcknight, Mr. r. NJ
Reed Mr.. Jesish Collins, Mr W. ". Clark.
OF seattle. Capt. J. r. Libbey and Mr. Han
s'n, 81 Tacoma: Mr.. IT. B. AeElroy, Mr..
tree. A. Williams aud Mr.. Hubert Ne
Aieken. Of this city.
TH4sKssTTISe SERVICES
The Episcopal society held its Thanks
chuTch e1sace nat yet being completed,
and quite large audience was present
The services were conducted by the new
pssior Of the church. Rev Mr.. Buck. The
choir was composed 81 Mrs John +. Gowey,
Gen. X g. 0'Brien, Mr.. A. y. Cowles. Mr.
and Prof. W II. Roberts presided at the
piano, consequently the music was ex-
eeedinely fine. The services were short
but very impressive and were aitentiyely
listened to throughout
Union services Of all the other churches
were heid In the Presbyterian church and
were conducted by Rev. W 3. Pope Of the
Baiiffstehureh. who preaehea a most ex-
ee!iens sermon To very large and sppre-
sisiive audience The mHsic was excel
lent. the choir being composed of many OF
the leading y0calists Of the city.
DANCE AT SHELTON.
4 party Of about 50 persons boarded the
steamer Willie Thursday evening and left
this city about O'Clock for shelton where
dance was announced 10 take place I'M
Der the auspices of the shelton brass band
run 81 about two hours brought the
fnerTy dancers 20 their destination where
they we're met AZ the wharf By the band
and eseoftea up 90 the hall where most
excellent orchestra, under the leadership
OF Prof. Azuus. furnished cnlivening music
during the night Al midnight a magnif-
cent supper was served IN the spacious
new hotel and was pariaken Of by over 100
hungry dancers who pronounced II 6ne OF
the most complete spreads ever provided
Tue supper was uudrr the supervision OF
Mrs. AeClain. who exerted herself 20 see
that every guest was thoroughly provided
fer. Many of the most prominent peo-
pie OF Shelton were formerly of this city;
consequently, oiympiaus are always sure
of right royal good time and most excel
lent treatment whenever they chance TO
visit the Mason county metropolis. On
Thursday night. az usual, the ever genial
and popular editor ~ the Mason County
Journal, Mr. Grant c. Angle, was on baud
to look after the enjoyment Of his numer-
Gus Olympia friends, much to their del ght
aud sincere appreciation. Messrs J. j.
shelton and Jos. Trsin0r. formerly of
ur4sr Al y
to the enjoyment of the Olympia guests.
Then there was Mason couniy's popular
auditor. Mr.. Arthur J. TAYLOR. who always
has a warm shake for his hosts of Olympia
friends. and who. of course. was present to
assist in their entertainment Messrs.
Lewis Nunson, VIM. Mckenzie. Wm.
YOUNG aud numerous other former 0lymp-
iaDs were also there and rendered appreci-
alive services in behalf OF their old friends.
IL was about seven o'clock when the Will
lie returned TO this city on Friday morn
Ing bearing one of the best pleased dane
ing parties that ever visited shelton.
PERSONAL
Capt. VIM. McMieken visited Tacoma
during the week.
Miss Annie Cowles is a. present the guest
OF Mrs Captain Pratt OF Seattle,
Mai. J. C. Breekinridge returned on
Wednesday from a down Sound trip.
Miss Allie Hayden passed Thanksgiving
In seattle, the guest OF Mrs. A. W. Engle.
Mr. Frank Donnelly of Nisqually passed
a ew..days in this city during this week.
Mr. A 4 AYERS clerk of the court at
Tacoma, was Ia the city during the week
SsF Harry II McEiroy went down 10
seattle on Monday, returning ON Wednes-
day.
GOV. Scmple and his son. Eugene. re-
tnrpet from down-sound trip last Satrr-
day.
Mr.. +. p. oueletie of Mud Bay, passed
through the city Thursday on his way home
| from Seattle.
Mrs. Capt G. IT. Parker visited down
Sound friends during the weeS, She re-
turned home Wednesday.
Miss Emma Reed, who il attending
school ia Seattle, passed Thanksgiving
with her parents in this city.
Mr.. J. II. Mitchell passed Thanksgiving
In Seattle, the guest Of Judge T. p. Carroll
| lie returned home on Friday.
Mrs. Geo. D. shannon and Miss Jennie
Young OF Nisqually, have been visiting
Seattle friends during the week.
Hon. t. II. cavanangh. wife and daugh-
ter returned last week from an extended
visit with friends IN Spokane Falls.
Mr. Frank C. Owiugs OF Washington col
iege Tacoma, passed Thanksgiving with
his parents. Col. and Mrs. Owings, in this
city.
Mrs. Capt J. q. Parker OF IrcomA mas
| been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Her
bert McMick.n OF this city during the
week.
Mr.. Graut c. Angle editor Of the Mason
county Journal was in the city last week.
His many friends ara always delighted TO
see him.
Miss Dolly Turpln Of Tacoma and Mr..
Frank Turpin of Port Townsend passed
Thanksgiving with their parents. Mr.. aud
Mrs. z. TuFpin Of this city.