The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-17
TACOMA.

Guild OF st. Luks's Church-Notes-
TACOMA. June is.-The event of the
week in social circles was the enter
tainruent given by the young ladies OF
the Girls Guild. OF 81. Luke's church.
Its feature was a series of tahleaux
which were nicely conceived and ex-
ecuted with rare artistic taste. The
Alpha opera house. where the enter
fainmens was given Thursday night.
was crowded with the best people of
the city. The living pictures present
ed were an Artists Studio" with c..
j. Smyser and Misses Parker and
Amy Hall; .How Happy could / be
with Either Margery Moore and
Masters Hunt and Munscn. a Belle
of Chill Miss Emily Evans; '.Bene-
dick and Beatrice II. K. Goodwin
and Miss Bowen; Hamlet and 0phe-
La. c. ]. Snfyser and Miss Ramsdell,
.Lrdia,- Miss Hall: MARY and Mar
tha.- Misses Holt and Gertie Munson;
"Migncn. . Miss Gertrude Holt; THE
Spring.irne of Love- Miss Bowen and
E. f. Ellis: THE Old Mans Darling
and the Young Mans Slave, a doub-
lie tableau by Misses Young and stew
art and Nessrs. Pritchard and Ellis.
A game OF blind mans. butfinIwhich
all the Young ladies named took part
in costume, concluded the entertain
ment. The receipts were for the BEN
eft OF the fund for the Episcopal
parish house.
Arrangements are being made by
the committees appointed for the nth
annual picnic OF the Northern Pacific
employees, which will be held at Media
next Saturday. A very great time IS
anticipated.
A reception was given by the ladies
of the Central Woman's Christian
Temperance Union. al the Y. NJ. G. A.
hall, on Wednesday evening last, which
was largely attended and very enjoya-
bic. There was plenty of good music,
vocal and instrumental, and q general
good time.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. Tewksberry and Miss Blake,
both OF Portland, passed through the
CITY on their way 10 Alaska. where
they will be the guests OF the captain
OF the L. $. gunboat Pinta.
Mrs. Judge Allyn and Mrs. Judge
Turner returned Wednesday evening
from a visit of several dayr to Mrs.
Montgomery OF Portland.
j. b. Cromwell has returned from a
two weeks visit to Wisconsin, bring
ing with him his aged father, who Is
an invalid.
A. Il. Hosmer, retired lawyer OF
Washington, u. C.. is with his daugh-
Ter visiting in the city.
Hon. W. j. Thompson, delegate to
the Republican National Convention,
left for Chicago ON Wednesday morn
ing
+. ]. Mann. OF Portland. was in the
city the latter part OF the week.
I. II. Reed. Jr.. late OF Olympia bit
now of Seattle, was in this city on
Thursdav.
John Macready became the father OF
a bouncing baby girl on Friday last.
He has had box OF cigars on tap
ever since. Mother, father and baby
are all doing well.
Hon. Elwood Evans has accepted
the appointment at the hands OF the
governor OF the Office OF Judge advo-
eatc-seneral of the National Guard.
George Dyer was the recipient OF a
handsome gold headed cane on Thurs
day 1T the hands Of the men in his
employ. The occasion was birthday
anniversary.
Mrs.. Zerelda y. Mccoy. of this city.
has been elected vice president Of the
National Wofuan's Suffrage Associa-
tion for Washington Territory, and
Mrs. Barbara :. Thompson a member
of the National Executive Committee.
&. VI. Forbes and family. OF Port
land, were whiting in this city last
week.
John Stevens has gone on visit to
Detroit, his former home.
Judge Sears viii visit the Yakima
country this week in the interest of the
big ditch.
Robert Mottau. of the,,villar,l House
IS away hunting in the mountains near
Hot Springs.
Jadge wingard, of Walla Walla, is
visiting in the city.
Capt. j. c. Ainsworth .,of Oakland,
Cal, i visiting his daughter, Mrs. John
A. Baker, OF this city.
lsam White. of Portland. with his
family, were in the city last week.
They are making tour OF the Sound.
GOV squire passed through yestcr-
day, on his way east.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. I. Peckham and
Mr. and Mrs. J. 4. Roandy, all OF
Milwaukee. Wis, are in the city en-
route to Alaska and viii take the Elder
on Monday from Seattle.
Miles l.. Clifford has gone to Indiana
To- VISA his old home. and viii take in
the Chicago Convention on the way.
Fred A. Reed. of Yakima. was IN
the city large part OF last week, and
will soon leave for 81 Paul.