The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-30

son * sons, and has for several xezrs
been actively engaged IN the prartirs
Of law. He has had the axfvarfar..
o. thorough education. Il 4 good stu
dent successful practitioner. Z read
dehaser and possessed Of qualities tha-
make an eloquent and eseetfy.
speaker In fact there i NJ
yosng man OF our acquaintance whe
possesses 70 many Of tire elements
that so 70 make Hp IA honorable and
suecessfuI career.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson wIsI maks
their home at Seattle. and while ne r.
gret 70 have those bright young people
leave as, We must congratulate tl,,xs
with whom they cast their iot Uron
the acquisition OF such worthy
people
WEDDING ksxfTERsAEfEs-
A very pleasant time was enjoyed .:
the residence OF Mr.. J H. Payne
North Seattle. Wednesday evening
the 18th inst, Il being the occasion 81
the forfieth anniversary OF the
marriage Of Mr.. and Mr. Payne, and
the tenth anniversary OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II Hughes Among the rel
afises Of Mr.. and Mrs. Payne present
were Mrs.. j. A. Stadelmzn and her
daughters. Pearl and Fannie OF What.
com; DIR. and Mrs. ]. W. Payne 81
San Diego. Cal Mr.. John w. PAYNE
Of Paris, Illinois. and Nr. and Mrs
Hughes and family. The folIowina
twere also present on the occasion
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Epler, Mrs. w
| w. Dearborn, Mr.. and Mrs. AIbrc
Gardner, Mrs. ID. X. Baxter. Mrs. !
ID. Crockett, Mr.. and Mrs. X. III
Denny. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Il. stark.
Misses Mary and Alice stark. Mr.. and
! Mrs ]. II. kinnear. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hammond, Mr. and Mrs. ]
/! X. Williamson. Mr. and Mrs. j. III
Darlington. Miss Estella Barnes. Mrs.
T.. ID. Davies, Mr.. and Mrs. +. T.
Johnson. Mr.. W. Il. Hubbard. Mr..
| Robert Gsoodburn. Mrs. 4. Hurst
Mrs. A. f. Mann, Mr. ". If. canfield
Miss Minnie Widger, Miss Edith
| Parkhurst. Miss Cora Clason. DIT. ard
Mrs. Il. g. Johnson. Miss Eva :. VII
son. Mr.. G. W. Siekiin, Mr.. and Mrs.
| w. H. r. Barnes. Mr.. and Mrs. A. W
Wright. Miss Laura f. killoagh.
1 SURPRISE rARTY.
4 pleasant surprise awaited Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex. T. Campbell, at their resi-
denee on Birch street, Monday even.
ing. II being the second anniversary
OF their wedding. number OF friends
made an unexpected call and q de
bghtful evening was spent In musica
and social pleasantly. Following i
the list OF visitors. Rev. Mr. aud Mrs
Carney, Prof. and Mrs. geddes, Mr.
and Mrs fngraham, Mrs. White. Mrs
Kirk e. Ward. Miss Stanley, Messrs
| Cooper, lanney, White, Gilmore
Hilyer, tolman, Marigold.
SURPRISE PARTY
4 surprise party gotten up by young
people, was given Tuesday evening a
the residence of Mr.. NJ. A. Kelly, :,
celebrate the birthday of Master Cha
Kelly. Various amusements wers
Iplayfully entered into by the light
hearted youths and maiiens, who con
lcluded the evenings fun by farewell
dance. There were present: Misses
Mamie Ranke, Mile HanSarsl, Marion
Garfield. Maud Kellogg, Ollie Miller
Hattie Bray. Mamie Bray. Rubis
Bray, June Hoyt. Eta Hunt, Lottis
l0sborn, Mamie Warner, Eta Allen
Alice Allen. Marion Coles. Josie Beede
Daughter Hughes, Josie Mcdonald
| Agnes Newhall, May Damon, Gust.
Goststein; Masters Harry Frcderieks
Fred kirsky, James Hubbard. Sidney
Hansard, Charles Wilson. Arthu
Hamilton Max Steinle, Monte Whal
ling, Allie Lipsky. Arthur Lpsky
starr Ballard, Chas. Burnett. Harr,
| Adair, Waiter Osborn, Jennie Me
Pherson, Fred James aud Blanch,
Kelly.
srxyRSs rosT RECEPTION.
A local meeting Of stevens Post No
/. was held Tuesday evening in I'd,
Fellows hail. Marion and From
streets. An invitation was ex
tended the Woman's Relief Corn
and the Patriotic Order o
the Sons Of America, who attended
1.-THE hall was filed with the families o
the members present. the yariou
items on the impronptu Programme
lcfeatiny much amusement. MI
Up. T. Carroll gave an account o
, the explosion OF the mine at the -
sauit on Petersburg hisretnarks bein
all the more interesting because b
was the man who dug the frs
! | shoyelfrl Of dirt in the exea
. vatiou- made. He stated tn
cause Of the failure oi the first attemp
, b. explode the train. which differs con
| siaersbiy from that quoted in Tia
, history OF the war. After the aicres
Mr.. Carroll called the roll 10 ascertain
how many OF those present were a
the assault. aud eight responded
II Miss Jennie Hsughfon next fayore'
the assembly with several solos whicl
! elected much applause. Geo. W
Crane followed with some o. his ehaI
acteristie selections which broash
, down the house.
The commands. Mr.. NJ NJ Holme.
then presented % Rev. l.. r. Dilworth
on behalf OF the post, marine con
pass for use in his new boat, in recog
milton OF his memorial sermon % tn
! Grand Army, in the opera house las
, NAV
Mr.. Dilworth thanked the post IN
neat speech. after which fruits. cake.
popcorn and lemonade we're serve
and the company departed.
II viii be OF interest TO state that TIA
stevens fsost in Seattle has 10 mem
beers. aud that these represent ~
{ regiments and vessels OF war.
FAR Ar rrRS yEREiS HALL.
The woman's Relief Corps, No.
2 viii hold fair az Turn Nesein ha
October II and y. The fair viii :
: held for the benefit OF the relief fluid
r vi the corps. and ladies' viii solicit sch
I seriptions this week.
The Woman's Relief Corps Is a
r auxiliary Of the Grand Army, an
,ievotes is funds 20 the relief OF ol
phans and widows Of Union soldiers
Citizens have hitherto given hbera
support to the corps. and there i n
; doubt that on this occasion the fair q
, Turn Xerein hall viii prove. a.
should = success.
: KStaurs rENritE sxctEstoS-
, Monday morning at . O'Clock, man
. of the sir Knights. resident in Seattle
. accompanied ay their wives and fam
lies, or sweethearts. gathered on boar
the beautiful and fleet steamer Mour
taiaeer. fer trip to Ports Orchard an
Washington. Sir Knight W III. Eisi'
! the owner AMI MASTER OF the boat, Ia
very r0urteousiy extended an invits
, ton. AMI right royalty did he entsrtai
his guests Speeding along at NOS les
, than I'D miles per hour the boat ntte
divers storpSgcs. landed q SIDNEY
. where. rs the courtesy o. Mr.. J \
Met annell. president q The Sttne
, Pewnsite Company. tables and seal
. had been prepared in 5 shady an
clean location only few rods from "a
! iron aud sulphur spring. 80 soon .
develop into profitable a well
sanitary importance. Here a
/ hour or two was spent