The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-24
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their parents on Friday evening. The
party WAS decidedly the event Of the
season In Juvenile society circles. the
youthful elite Of the city being present.
The young yeople were entertained
with games and dancing and the even
ing wAs passed tn n manner 20 Jolly
that IL win long be held In delightful
Yememberanee both by the young
hosts and their guests.
Among those present were Amy
Burnett, Juno Hoyt. Maud Kellogg.
Olive Miller. Marion Cantseld, Josie
I3ecsie, Lille Kellogg. Raby Bray.
Helen Mcknight, BESSIE blanchard.
Josephine DE Wolfe, Bessie Burweli,
Olive Baxter, Eiise Brookes. BESSIE
Hill, Amy GEORGE, Kate MeGrav,
Laura Baxter .Rosisje De Wolfe. Laura
Garfield, August and Sarah Goffstein,
Bessie Boden, Edith Prosch, Minnie
Anderson. Susie Lyon. Addie Harris,
Nadge Harris, Minnie schwabacher.
EsteIIe Ausnrnheifn. Sido Furth. Car
RE Frausnthal, Carl Mcknight, Fred
Ranke. Fred Gasch, Fred Baxter, Ned
Hill, Claude Poncin. Roger DE Wolfe.
Harry Hoyt, Matt and Charlie scurry
Charlie Burnett. Ranand blanchard,
Arthur Prvseh. Philip Bernstein, Ar
thur Lyon. Mark George. Tull Kellogg.
Dwight smith. BERTHE Smith and Tom
Mcfsrnw.
Mrs. Mcknight. Miss Mcknight.
Miss George and Miss Abhie George,
McssYs. Josiah Collins, j. X. Boutwell,
and 3. Eilieots were also present assist
ing Ia the entertainment OF the young
er guests.
AZ Excrasios ON THE BAY.
Mr.. q. +. Fsy entertained a few OF
his friends with AN excursion on the
bay on Friday evening. The steamer
Jenny june took the party to the
various places OF interest in the har-
bor. and the brief outing was thor
onghly enjoyed. Among those in the
party we're Mr.. and Mrs. 0sgood. Mr..
and Mrs. Harrington. the Misses Nick
erson OF Boston, Miss Strive. Miss
Mccraken and Messrs. NicSerson, Al
bertson. Baker. Henderson, Chaplin,
kittinger aud Burns.
I. o. @. T. SOCIAL.
A social was given ut Pythian Hall
by Pacific lodge No. 81, l. q. q. T.. on
Tuesday evening. There was large
attendance, and the following pro-
grammc was rendered In highly sat
isfaetory manner.
Reading Golfers Child
.... Mr.. Thompson
Guitar solo. ..s..s., T. NJ. Wood
Vocal solo ........, Miss Burke.
Recitation" The Old Sergeant"
s4..+s.t Mr.. Gorrnley.
Recitation Two Glasses"
s........-......s. Miss Stetson.
Recitation" Kentucky Belle.
.........- Miss Gormicy
Vocal solo Miss Jennie Houghton
Recitation Miss Salina Bird
Vocal solo, ..-.sss u. II. Davis.
Vocal solo ,....... Mr.. Thompson.
Remarks .s...... Miss stetson
Among those present were Misses
Gornaies, I. Gormiey. McGraw. Bird.
Mcknight. Mamie Johns, Kate Johns.
Spray, Bigelow. Maggie Burke. Min
ME burke. Elizabeth Burke. Hough-
ton, Wampler, Stuil, Stet<cn, Perrier.
Miller. Ellis, kieser, Scott, Hammond,
Bridges and Rogers, and Messrs. Stet-
son. Wood, Bowers. Coiterell, MADAM,
Mcknight. Gofmley. McAuley, Hub
bell, keayle, Spray, Tin. Hansen.
stetson. Kelly, Avery, Holcomb,
Thompson, Thorne, Walker, Davis,
Perry, Starkey, frick. ontoon. Carl
son, Morgan, Johnson, Bixby, Stock
ton, Bridges, McCombS and Wilson.
BOATING PARTY.
Mrs. Niekerson, Of Boston. gave a
very pleasant boating party on Friday
morning. Those present were Miss
Nickcfsan, Miss Myrs Nickerson. Miss
Adtiie Niekcrson, Miss Ncwhail and
Aessrs. Baker. Henderson. Burns and
Fay,
rLgssANr WHIST PARTY.
Mr.. and Mrs I.eary gave a delight
ful whist party az their elegant resi-
denee. on Second street. ON Thursday
evening. Those present We're Mr.. and
Mrs. III O. Strive. Mr. and Mrs. j. &.
HalneS, Mr.. and Mrs. Sehwahaeher.
of San Francisco. Mr.. and Mrs. Dean.
of san Francisco, Hr. and Mrs. Got
tig. of san Franriaco, Mr.. and Mrs. J
farth, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Me.
Miekcn. Mr.. and Mrs. David Kellogg.
.iovernor and Mrs Ferry, Mr.. and
Mrs. bailey Gatzert. Mrs. Burton,
Miss tio,tig, Miss Martha Gottig.
Miss krpser. DR.. Struve, Of Germany,
aud Mr.. krusef.
sLooF ANn LAUNCH.
Mr. G. II. Hcilhron and Mr.. T.. A.
Stout look a party oi their friends ON
the hay. on "Wednesday afternoon. in
the sloop Siren and the steam launch
Flirt. The sail lasted for about two
hours and was greatly enjoyed. the
only drawback being the absence OF
sufficient breeze 10 furnish motive
power for the Siren. The entire party
were. however. tran sierred e. the
flirt and the excursion was made a
success in spite Of the uniavoralle
conditions. Those who compa7cd
The party were Mr., aud Mrs. II. King
of san Frtnciscn, Mrs. Hore al Ianes-
vile, Ohio, Mrs. stewart Is Smith,
Miss Gotsig. Mis- Martha tiettig aad
Miss kra~er san Francisco, Miss
Rnek ingham Of GAINESVILLE. Ohio, Miss
tnrth. Nessrs. wsshhurn, Pelly.
Peters and Strout
RAkER-FEAsCx
Carts have i,ecn received announc-
ing the marriage 81 Charles iIincklsy
BAKER and Gertrude GLADYS France
at Rome New York, on "Wednesday.
June iS4h Mr. Baker j. one % the
best known and deServedly one OF the
most paaStlar az Sestiie's yoaag society
men. aud his many friend. here viii
reiasce With him ia hts happiness.
Miss France i graduate ef Cornell
University aud IS Young lady u rare
mental sudowsUents. The young
couple vii make their home in Seattle.
LAWN rErx.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
Church Viii give = lawn fste at the
residence Of NJ NcfAoaaid, Third aud
Columbia streets. one evening during
the coming week. Ice cream and ether
refreshments will he served and a
choice musical programme viii I've
rendered.
yaCuTfN0 PARTY.
The heantital Yacht Siren l~ove q
merry party around the hay on Friday
afternoon. THE ladies and gvntlcn3en
who composed i had gathered az the
invitation al Mr.. b. \ >trcut. one al
the pra,sd oaners al the SirNn, and il
il needless To say tina; that gentleman
took raias 81 siaow ofi both the Yacht
and the h8rtoF t. the hest advantage.
Mr.. Ssfotsts guests wcrr Miss Nc
tsakea Of Portland. thr Misses Jones,
Miss Elaery, Miss Strarc AMI MeSsrs.
realy. Peters. WAsbhaTa and Read /
snsa.
nAlI ~ rug AGNnRY
The members 81 companies Il. n and I
y. First Regiment, are making extern
siye preparations for the hail At the .