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

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On THURSDAY evening Mrs. Low
nan threw OPEN her residence for 4
merry party In honor OF Miss Bnck.
fnehsm. The guests included Nr. and
Mn. Whi.ssezey. Mr.. and Mira O. ".
Haiisr. Mr.. and Mrs.. Heiissron. Mr..
and Nrs. David Kellogg, Miss Buck
iuehans. Miss strive. Mis DeNolfe,
Ma Emery, Mis- Young OF Olympia.
0iw Jones. and Miss Filth Jones.
Me<zrH. r. y. AIbertson, Geo. II.
Preston. Herman Chaplin, Josiah Cob
Iin~. II A. strout, Edgar Marvin OF
Victoria. Alfred Holman. Howard w.
Baker, D. feIiy.
LUNCH rAErY.
Mrs. ~. v. b. Stacy entertained at
lunch Thursday afternoon, Mrs. New
lin. Mrs. W. Whitney, Mrs. Hogg,
Mrs. Buckingham and Mrs. Grant
uxs- LEpsERuoop's WHIST PARTY.
A de,ightfal party was given by Mr..
Lxsigrrwood At her residence Friday
evening In honor Of Mrs. and Mis-
Shelby. A feature OF the evening s
entertainment was drive whist.
Among the guests were Mrs. Wallace.
Mrs. Epier, Miss Jones. Miss Edith
Jones, Miss Young. Miss Hansen.
Miss Soryill, Miss Terry, Miss biaEcb-
ard. Me-sYs. Boheny, Louch. Lewis.
Roeder, Lee, Holman. Colt and Nun
day.
MRS. HArFiEIp's PARTY.
On Friday afternoon, Mrs. Capt.
Hatfield gave inneiI at her residence
in honor OF her mother. Mrs. Col
Stevens OF Victoria Among those
present ON The enjoyable occasion.
were. Mr.. y. 8. DeWolfe. Mrs. H.
q. strive, Mr-. David Kellogg, Mrs.
g. Hopkins, Mrs. Thorrdyke, Mrs.
~ Burns, Mr.. Eben smith. Mrs.
Van Alien. Mrs. J. r. Hoyt, Mrs.
Garfield
A pfxsKR PARTY.
Judge H. r. Jones gave very pleas
ant dinner party at his residence last
Thursday In honor Of a number of
his friends who were attending the
session OF the grand lodge. A. .. U.
w. Among those present were: w.
Armstrong, Salem, Or; =. II. Reed,
The Dalles; u. T. Wheeler, J. III.
Lewis, Il. III. Piles. A. j. Marshall. A.
d. Ramssleli, Y. NJ. Cohen, !, p. Bark.
hart, Portland; r. q. Richards, Vic
toria, J. II. kessler. I. G. Maekey,
Gardener. Or.
ON HORSEBACK.
Last Wednesday Jolly company
OF ladies and gentlemen made up a
horseback party and rode out and
around Lake Washington. The par
ticipant. were: Mr.. r. :. Corf,eld,
Mrs. v. =. Corfield. Mis-. Furth, Mr..
Kelly. Miss Fades. Mr.. J. Coriiefd.
THE METHODIST EXCURSION.
Yesterday morning TIE steamer
Washington left Ycsler's wharf with a
party OF 100 excursioni~ts, provided
with ice cream, lunch and all the adj
iuncts OF successful picnic, il being
The annual summer outing of the
Methodists. They landed at Rocky
Point for dinner, and after doing the
wonders OF that spot sailed up Port
Orchard BAY. and then reluctantly
leaving its beauties returned to Seat
ue, everybody enjoying the days trip.
REFORMED CALIFORNIA BACHELOR.
A Lodi. California. paper chronicles
an event which has spread consterna-
ton among the bachelors of that
place. being the descrtion from their
ranks OF Mr.. r. w. Compton. hither-
10 considered one Of the stauncbest
members of the brotherhood. His
reasonable conduct becoming known.
an indignation meeting was called.
Resolutions condemning Mr.. Comp
tons action were passed, and the Of
fender expelled. IL was also resolved
that the expelled member should lie
punished by sercnade By the Lodi
Silver cornct band. whereupon that
body was called into line with their
instruments. The chief mogui acted
~ drum major. using large gasoline
lamp for a baton, and the the march
was made TO the nicely furnished home
of the newly married couple. The
band played Little Rosebud. -" The
Club schuttische. and the serenade
Dream On" The groom extended
thanks lie admitted be had done
wrong, and Was positive he should
never regret IL. The bride, lately
Miss Olive q. Smith. concurred in the
remarks. Mr.. Compton's es;imable
and accomplished wife is sister OF
Mr.. W. A. smith of this city. She
resided in Seattle for two wears and
returned to California last winter.
LADIES AFTERNOON PARTIES.
Mis- Elise Brooks gave lunch Fri.
day in horror OF Mis-. Mamie Morgan
OF klaek Diamond. Among those
present were: Misses Judith Hughes.
Amy Burnett. Juno Hoyt. Beatrice
fsIsn. Olive Haxser, Laura Baxter
and Mamie Morgan.
Mrs. Sutehife Baxter gave lusch
for Mrs pieEson Of san Francisco,
on Friday Mrs W. A. Jennings,
Mrs.. Leonard. Mrs. Lyon, Mrs. A. NJ.
Brooks aud Miss Mciss OF Port Mali.
son. were present
On Wedne dav. Mrs. Col. LYONS
gave lunch for Mrs. Webster OF san
Francisco. Those present were Mes
DANES A NJ. Brooks. 5. Baxter. r. II
oSgoed. Preston. Webster, Stewart
and h. Mcknight.
xali OF HONOR.
The following l. iiSt Of the roll OF
honor as il appeared on the las; day OF
the ,crin IN the primary school OF
kenten. taught for the last three
months by Miss Moherg
Sarah lAenneily .. joy Ward Q. Fay
Wari 2, Camilla n.ttley.on q, Jennie
nsttisv~cn 2, Kate Flynn 9. Zeh Shear.
CT :. Eddie sutton :. SIDNEY William,
Z, Oscar rrehr Z. Cara fiolbr<sak 5,
George Custer s, i.ovd Pratt S. Rer.
tha isccrmAn ), Walter sutton s
Thomas fcrrieks =, Ambrose uof.
ricks ;, Alice Herricks Z. Whitney
Beefnan :, Hugh White ;. Henry
Crosby 3. David Beermau ?. Arthur
Williams 2. FRED Stevenson :. Willie
Stephenson ., Peter Adams :. Pet
Kline ?. Max fhorne :, Archie Beer.
man !. The last named had oalys at
tended one week,
Thes~ marks indicate excellence in
department. attention 20 s;adies, and
Obedience - rules. The writer ha.
never visited a primary school. con
tanning 80 many small scholars. where
therc MAS 50 much quiet and GOO! or.
der. Mis- Mohsrg has made an ex,
eeliens record Cor herself W.
rxssoSAL
Mrs.. Col. q. O. HAlleF Is visiting in
vixsoris.
A. Bowers. Of London, IS at the
D. dental
Capt Jacob kamfa and wife. oi
ssstiaaa, are in The city.