The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-15

frosa Portland
Hon- Allen Weir returned from 81
asst< yesterday.
Mr. u. r. Quinn, II Port Angeles,
| vas In toxa last week
Mr. s. r. Fraser vas IN the city
Capt j. n. ssetson has returned
fruE San Francisco.
Hon. G. ~ Bradshaw Is In California
DR. C. W. Hunt and family have re-
| turned frozu East Sound.
Collector Brooks is out of torn.
Mr.. w. J. Jones has severed his con-
nection WITH the shipping firm OF
RothsrhiId 4 Co.. and VIII hereafter
represent several newspapers At the
port-of-enfry.
OLYMPIA SOCIETY.
Pleasant PscnSe-Mesnlfxht Exenr-
ssss-I. O. O. I. EssertalnDest--
Perssaals.
OLYMPIA. July IL
A very pleasant picnic WIS given by
Mrs. J. G. Horr and Mrs. r. II. Reed
last Tuesday, In honor OF Mrs Camel.
who is at present visiting with her sis
ter. Miss Ella stevenson AcCai::;ss
ter's lake was chosen for the scene of
the days festivities, and there the
merry picniekers assembled quite early
on Tuesday morning and remained till
quite iate In the evening. thoroughly
enjoying themselves by an observance
of the programme which had been 80
well arranged by their amiabIe host
esses; their only regret being that 20
enjoyable time could not extend be-
yond single day. Those present were
Mesdames J.. C. Horr, r. n. Reed, Ca
mel, Boisssau. Misses BouIdin, Louise
Aver. Ella Stevenson, Anna Tarbell,
Mary Burkeft, Gov Sempie. Rev. L. J /.
Carver and MessFs. G. n Hatch, J. X.
Mitchell and d. l. Ward
xoosLfGHr INCLUSION.
A number of the friends of Miss
Stella smith rendered that young lady
a very enjoyable moonlight excursion
| last Wednesday evening, prior to her
departure for her home in Vancouver.
Miss Smith has resided in this city for
several months, and has made host
OF friends, who very much regret her
departure. Those who participated in
the enjoyment Of the excursion were
Misses Stella Smith, Lucy Munson,
AIDA Burntrager, Nellie and Floy
Frost. Dora Sternberg, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Farquhar, Messrs. Fred Carlyon,
Ira Manviile, Mitchell Harris and Judge
N. A. Root.
FISHING EXCURSIONS
Major J. Il. Hayden and family, ac-
companied by Mr.. Ed. T. Brehm OF
Oakland, Cal. went out to MeCallis-
ter's creek last Wednes day and en- loved
the luxury afforded by the shade trees
tor which Nesqualiy is so famous, CON-
bined with some very successful fish,
ing in the creek. They returned to
this city at late hour in the evening,
having passed most enjoyable day.
Lieut.. Frank NJ. Convey arranged q
delightful fishing excursion to Summit
lake last Tuesday, in honor of his
friend Capt. H. A. Niedenhofen, Of
Butte, Montana, who is at present his
guest
I. o. G. 7. PICNIC.
The members of Tacoma Lodge No.
4. I. o. G. T. OF this city, boarded the
steamer Willie on Thursday morning
and left for shelton, where they haa
made every arrangement for q pleasant
picnic. The rain, however, interfered
very materially with their programme.
and they were compelled 10 spend the
day indoors, where they enjoyed them
selves with games, songs. and social
converse
fERsoSALs.
Lieut. John L. Hayden, t. $. A., ar
rived in this city on Monday evening.
Lieut.. Hayden was appointed by Dele
gate Brents as Washington Territory's
cadet to the National Military Acade-
my at West Point. and, having passed
a <1fizf~FfArv N 81
assigned to Company A and entered
his class as No 5 in 1884, He gradu-
atsd last June as No. 8 in class OF a.
and was assigned to the First Artillery,
with headquarters at tie Presidio. in
san Francisco. During his furlough
OF three months, which Is now allowed
him, he will remain in this city with
his parents, Major and Mrs. J. X. Hay
den The lieutenant has host OF
friends in Olympia, who are very much
gratiiied at his great success, which has
far surpassed that Of any former cadet
from this Territory.
Miss Fannie Wiley, who has been
visiting friends in California for several
months. returned to this city on Mon
day evening.
Hon. ;. G. Herroa returned on We'd
nesday evening from protraeted visit
| to Cowiitz county.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. s. Simons. of San
Francisco, and Misses Myers and Wolf,
of Portland. have been the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. /. Harris, in this city.
during the week.
Messrs. T. c. Van Epps and c. b.
Mann have been in attendance at the
Grand Lodge of A. o. U. W. at Seattle
during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs b. w. Davis last week
visited friends in Chehaiis
Mr.. Charles Mcknight and sister, of
Seattle, are visiting friends in this city.
Rev. Daniel Bagiey, OF Seattle, spent
a few days with friends in this city
during the week.
Mrs. Geo. w. Bell has returned from
| an extended yisi. To Oregon, much i'm
proved in health.
Mrs. ii. Ii. McElroy left on Wednes-
day morning for Portland, Oregon,
where she viii remain for few days,
and viii then visit friends in Ilwaco.
She will probably be absent from this
city about two weeks.
Mr. Val Brown, of Portland, has been
the guest OF his sister, Mrs. Ed Stevens,
in this city during the week
Mrs. Chas. Denny. Of Seattle. is pass
ing few days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. Chambers, near this
city.
Territorial Auditor Murphy on Sun
day morning went over 10 Portland and
returned Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. r. Seidler visited
Tacoma last Sunday.
Messrs Theodore Brown and A. ID.
Wright last week visited friends in
Portland.
Mrs. A. ]. White. who was for many
years teacher in the public schools of
Olympia, but who now resides in Port
land. Is at present visiting numerous
friends in this city.