The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-07

observation-disclosures Excur-
Notes From Tacoma, 0Iym-
=. md Port Townsend.
s. ss;ef event OF the past week was
ssrrsrt given by the Arbor Asso
~. the arrangements for which
- The attention of most OF tbs
s;rens ladies OF the city. Thu
ssx;ur success oil the performance
Mi an artistic and financial
.-a.o;ut. will more than outweigh
~,sater variety of events which,
u rrobably. would have taken place
u IL concert been off the list
pAscIss PARTY.
=, and Mrs. Morgan j. Carkeek
ssc,aed a gay assembly Of invited
..ss Thnrsdayevening, at their resi-
on Madison and Eleventh
-. The parlors were thrown open
- dsacipg, and presented an enter
..:-;nv spectacle from an artistic point
~ French marigolds and banks
ss,aniums enveIoped the mantle
-. rare plants set in rich-bued
| - oecupied skillfully chosen points,
- rings OF ivy in graceful convoIn-
- enyironed the archways Of the
ssor. the happy blending Of coiors
Eng acharmfng effect. The festivities
~ highly enlivening, and the general
'sf;dartioi OF the participants was
S.so expression IN complimentary
s,.ssIations to the genial host and
fsstsss. Supper was served in a style
J. teepire with the event, and after
.xslnp the "wee sma' hours" through
..s,yx gaIl0p and whirIing waltz, the
.c,srany said their good nights.
ta,oag those present were: Gov. and
- FERRY, DR.. and Mrs. Bagley. Mrs.
sseeg. Judge and Mrs. Thomas
rrkr. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Morris Halter,
Il and Mrs. Geo. Heilbron. Mr.. and
m Thomas Reed, Mr.. and Mrs.
jYmuick, Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Rund-
III Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas Humphrey
n, and Mrs. Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs.
1rnnings. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. J. Grant,
NJ Atkinson, Miss Reed, Miss Nav
Thernton, Miss Edwards, Miss
lnna Sparkling, Miss Emory, Gov.
sdaire. Mr.. II 4. Yesler. Mr.. w. A.
Harrington, Mr.. NJ. r. Maddocks, Mr..
Alfred Holman, Mr.. Lewis Cox, Mr.. ]
n. Edwards, Mr. Chas. Kittinger, Mr..
Wu. Hebron, Mr.. 4. Il. Stewart. Mr..
RIB. AIbertson, Mr.. Il. Policy, Mr.. h.
Il slr0ut, Mr.. Josiah Collins, Jr.. and
NJ. Noble.
RECEPTION.
1 reception was given by Judge and
Nx. J. 7. Hoyt Friday evening, nj
DER residence on Second street, to
IL young friends Of their daughter
Mss June Hoyt. A delightful even
has xas spent in youthful gaiety, and
aitef refreshments were served the
uung people departed. The follow
M we're present: Miss Mile Han.
ard, Miss Lottie Osborn, Mis-.
Bessie Minor, Miss Judith Minor
Mss Fanny Russell, Miss Mamie
Ranke Miss Bessie Hill, Miss Marion
Garfield, Miss Laura Garfield. Miss
Cara Fisher, Miss Olive Baxter. Miss
Addie Harris, Miss Lille Kellogg
Niss Beatrice Fiskin, Miss MaDt
fskin, Miss Olive Miller, Mis-
ladith Hughes, Miss Be-si,
Blanchard, Miss Josie Beede, Mis-,
Carrie Franenthal, Miss Star Earth
Aessrs. Monte Whaling Fred Ranke
Chef Kelley, Charles Wilson, Harry
ffederieks, Lcmmie Mcpherson. Nes
Hill, Charles Barnett, Matt. Scurry
Charles Scurry. sidney Hansard. Tnl
Ksllogg.
TrcR-srErsnN.
The Plymouth Congregations
lhnreh. on Second street. was th,
rene OF happy event Weanesda,
wening when the nupliAl ceremony
uniting Mr.. Harley +. Tuck and Mis-.
Mamie 4. Stetson was performed 10y
Rev II. l.. Bates in the presence of 4
large circle Of friends. Mcssrs. l.. W
Mood and BENJAMIN keagle, a,
roomsmen. did credit 10 the honor
Imposes, while Miss Cora Gornley
md Miss Jennie lioughtnn graced the
Proceedings as bridesmaids,
The bfiie was attired in golden
brown plush aud cream satin trimmed
With lace and ribbon OF similar tint
while tube roses and maiden-hair fern
astefully worn created pleasing
eject. The jewels worn were rubies
and pearls. The bridesmaids were
faarming in cream white MULE,
st off by handsome buds OF
pink roses and scarlet geraniums.
After the marriage service, recep.
bon was given at the residence Of the
aride's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. g. G.
setson, on Spring and Seneca streets.
Here an appetizing table was spread
and the repast did ample justice amid
lind wishes and congratulations OF
he guests to the newly welded pair.
Valuable and useful presents Of silver
ware, books, articles OF vertu and
Fxelry were presented to the bride
and groom, who left Friday morning
ior Nevada City, California. where
hey will spend the honeymoon and
reside for the winter. Those present
a the reception we're: Mr. and Mrs.
I. {. Stetson, Mrs. Woodland, Misses
fora aud Iva Gormley. Susie and
Jennie Houghton, Hattie and Lizzie
spfay. i.ottie Scott, Lucy Startup,
Emma Tin, Katie Howes, Minnie
AMI Katie John, Eta Stetson. MessrS
Archie stetson, Chas. Holcomb. Matt.
sormley, l.. Z. Spray, +. Clin, George
aarnp, +. w Wood.
EXCURSION RY MOONLIGHT.
Apleasant trip was taken by num-
Rfoi ladies and gentlemen last Sat
aniay on the steam yacht latona by
invitation OF the owners. Messrs. Law
renee G. and George A Colman. The
a'lle craft headed for tho puwanish.
sha after an exceedingly agreeable
seyage the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
ee9sge IL. Smith was reached. where
~ enjoyable evening was spent. The
return trip was made at II 80 o clock.
ahd i being The last excursion which
We neat little craft will make under
we ownership OF the Colman brothers
aaAhy graceful compliments were paid
ae gentiemen by those aboard Tor the
peasant hours enjoyed on various oc-
.as'ens through the courtesies ex-
wsaaed, Among those aboard were
~ AMI Mrs, J NJ. Colmau, Mr.. and
~ Austin Burwell, Mrs. Hugh Tav-
Mrs, A. II. Young. Mrs. C. w,
I.fAer, Mrs f. NJ Kelly. Miss Rur.
VI, Miss Helen Wilder, Miss Edith
eeaauerSon, Mr. J. II. SanderSon, Mr.,
Ts s W Crane. Mr.. /. e. Colman
SIT, A, Colman.
siDNfY EXCURSION.
Ia. me deck OF the Mounttineer pre-
Vie Vie the most imposing appearance
lFfaey, as she steamed out from
- mooting place, with a numerou'
10y " invited guests bent On an ex-
,s.s'oh % Sidney, the thriving little
49, o hitsap county. Clouds whicf
ss threatened to mar the comtorI
~ Nsasare of she occasion. CLEARED
Aau The members OF the party en-
49, genuine picnic in the charm
rs 'sueats which Sidney boasts OF