The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-21

ltgufy appreciated by the large audi
ence- Mr.. Carver leaves in few DAYS
for Oakland, Cal. where be accepts !
cali from church having = much
larger membership than the one he
regreffully leaves here
PLEASANT pA1cE-
A very pleasant dance took place al
be residence OF Mr. Heaiy Collins. On
tChambefs' prairie, last Friday
evening As usual. good music and 4
delicious lunch. combined with a jolly
host served TO make the occasion j
very Pleasant one, al who attended
being loud in their praise of the en-
joyable time hzts. Quite 3 numfe
went out from 0iyBapia and parsiei-
Pzted n the enjoyment. il being broad
daylight when they returned to this
city On Saturday morning.
HUNTING PAEry.
4 very pleasant party. indeed, was
that which visited Ne<quaisy last
Saturday for the purpose Of interview
ing the ducks which are to be found
there in such great abundance. The
party left Olympia at about noon on
saturday and returned Monday morn
ing, having captured 20 ducks In the
meantime Those participating were
MessTs. A. A Phillips, John p Tweed.
u. ]. Notion OF Indiana, Harry b.
MeElroy, Henry Sabin, Herbert Me-
Micken, Geo A Williams and Geo.
g. Mills.
TRAwLGSt.
Trawiing In the bay Is now the chief
sport IN Olympia, and numerous are
the small parties who 90 out daily in
quest of saimon. which are nov very
plentiful. The la5iies deem this great
sport and some OF them are becoming
very expert in the art, much TO the
evident displeasure of the poor hus-
bands and escorts, who are called upon
10 do the rowing and batting.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. S. Williams was in Portland
last week
Mr.. George Il. Solder went down TO
Seattle Tuesday.
Mr.. Harry b. McElroy made u
business visit 20 the Queen city Mon
day.
Mr.. George A. Williams went down
70 Tacoma Monday returning Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. A. 4. Ayers left for colvilIe
last week. where she viii visit friends
for some time.
Mrs. Z. II. Sylvester and her
daughter, Miss May, of Seattle were
Ia the city during the week.
Mr. aud Mrs. l.. simonds, OF Port
land. were in the city last sunday. the
guests oil Mr.. and Mrs. /. Harris.
Mr. Fred Guyat. warden at the SteiI-
accom- asylum, passed few days
with his family in this city during the
week.
Capt VIM. McMicken made busi-
ness visit 10 Lewis county during the
week, returning on Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. Il. Frost, accompanied BY his
daughter, Miss Fioy. spent several
days with friends in Portland during
the week.
Mrs. J. c. Horr, after passing sew
eral days very pleasantly with Mrs.
Judge Bronadgh in Portland, returned
home last Saturday.
Prof. w. II. Roberts returned from
a two days visit to Portland on FRI
day evening, whittier he went TO visit
the Mechanic fair.
Secretary and Mrs. y. III. 0yings
went down To Tacoma and Seattle dur
ing the week, where they were the
guests OF President I. +. Cakes.
Rev. Mr.. Weeks, Presbyterian
clergyman OF San Juan island, has
been in the city for several days, the
guest of Hon. and Mrs. T. NJ. Reed.
Miss May Pendergast, for many
years a resident OF this city, but re-
Gently OF San Francisco, has returned
and will pass several months with
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Sawyer have
gone 10 Tacoma. where they will re-
side in the future. Mr.. Sawyer was
for many months the superintendent
of the gas works in this city, during
which time he and his estimabie wife
made host of friends here, who are
all very sorry to have them remove
from tho city