The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-26
OLYMPIA SOCIETY.
Episcopal Sociabie - Pienies at
MeAllister's Lake-Other Hap
p<ninxss.

Episcopal sociabIe - Picnies ut
MeAIlister's Lake-other Hap
| pening's-
sociable was held on last Friday even
ing at the residence of Major and
| Mrs j. Z. Breckenridge. and proved
TO be very enjoyable event Music
and social converse we're the amuse-
ments OF the evening, intersperSed
with delicious lunch, which was pre-
sided over by Mrs. Breckenridge.
assisted by her daughter, Miss Laura.
and Miss Bouldin OF Kentucky. Du-
ring the evening the guests were
favored with selections on the piano
by Miss Boaldin of Kentucky and
Prof. W. H. Roberts of this city.
which were heartily appreciated. The
guests took their departure at a reas-
enable hour. after having passed a
very enjoyable evening.
LAWN TENNIS
A very pleasant time was had on
the evening of the 18th at the
residence OF Hon A. A. Phillips, by a
number OF young people who availed
themselves OF the beautiful evening to
| appropriate To their use the tennis and
archery grounds of the munifieent
owner. Tennis and archery were in
dulged in until nighsfall. when the
players were in yited in doors. where
the pleasure vas continued under the
head OF dancing and music until quite
a late hour. Those present were !:
Mrs. J. +. Convey. Mrs. J. c. Breckin-
ridge, Miss Lottie Stout of Portland,
Miss Baldwin of Kentucky, Miss Lizzie
M.EaA.1a..
| Gertie and Lizzie Phillips. Miss Laura
breckenridge. Miss de Wolfe OF Seattle.
Miss Cowles. Miss Hoyt OF Seattle,
Convey, J. W. Robinson and George G.
Mills.
PICNtCs At " sLLsTER's LAKE.
Last Sunday was a gala day at Nc
Allister's lake. Many parties. in an
ticipation of quiet solitude. early on
Sunday morning sought the placid
groves for which this popular retreat
is noted, but when they arrived they
found that Others had been of the
same mind, and long before noon
enough had arrived at the lake to
make 1t look ike a wholesale picnic
Among those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. Ell. Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs NJ
0'Connor, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard OF
/ Cincinnati, Miss Ada Burntrager. Miss
Floy Frost. Miss Howard of Cinein-
natl, Mr.. VI. Harris and Mr.. Fred Car
lyon.
PLEASANT SURPRISE.
A very pleasant picnic was given at
Buffers cove. Friday. in honor OF Miss
George Peters. OF Portland, who has
been the guest of her sister. Mrs. ; G.
{ -. n 1.
party left this city quite early in the
morning and returned by moonlight.
and all present pronounce the picnic
to have been one OF the pleasantest
I they ever attended. Those present
Ward. Emma Reed, Anna TaYhell and
Messrs. ID. l.. Ward. g. r. Ward and
J H. Mitchell
EPISCOPAL EXCTEsIoN-
The moonlight excursion given by
the ladies OF the Episcopal church on
Wednesday evening was very pleas
ant event The barces, in tow OF the
steamer Jesse, lett the foot of Main
street lit.se after O'Clock. and 1t was
not III after II that they returned.
/ after having visited EutleT's cove, and
other parts Of the bay The Olympia
brass band furnished the music, which
was very satisfactory to those par
ticipating in the pleasure OF the oc-
casion.
Personal.
Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Convey visited
Portland and Tacoma last week.
MessrS. J. W Robinson and &. II.
Aver attended court az Chehaijs Mon
day.
Mr.. \. o. Damon OF Chchalis county
shook hands with his many Olympia
friends during the week.
Capt McMicken passed several days
in the city during the week, having
left his Mason county camp last sat
urday,
Judge NJ \. Root has been in Spo-
kane Falls during the week in attend
ance on the Grand lodge of Good
/ Templars.
Miss Annie Cosles. after passing
several days with her friend, Miss
( Maud Burr at Steilacoom. has re-
lturnel home.
Mr. and Mrs Engiey left last sun
day morning for San Francisco. where
/ they viii probably remain with friends
for about three weeks
Mr.. J n Buckly AMI daughter Of
/ Tacoma, after having been the guests
( 81 Mr.. y II pRlngs IN this city for
several DAYS. returned home Tuesday
Misses Juno Hoyt and Josephine
De Wolfe. Of Seattle. who were yiSitiug
/ Misses Laura Breckinyilge and Lizzie
I Phillips in this city have returned
home.
/ NJ vx.s.... .,,a - So, ,.,,.-s, -
tiers. of Pert Townsend, arrived here
( Monday evening and VII be, Tor some
time, the guests 81 Major anal Mr.. J
/ K. HAYDEN
Miss Lizzie McFadden. accompanied
by her friend. Miss l.otlie Stout OF
; Portland, LETT for Seattle Tuesday
morning. where they siil visit friends
tor some time.
Mr.. Or Y. ostrauder. accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. C. N Moore.
went over to Yakima last week. where
they vii remain some time the guests
OF Mrs, Walter Crosby.
Capt : W. PerciYal, accompanied
hv hi daughter. Mr.. T Y Ford. left
last Saturday morning for the Hot
Springs. were they Viii remain Tor
some time. Tor the benefit % the cap
tain health.
Mr. and Mr.. & ". Enele al Seat
tie passed through OLYMPIA last wee,
on their way home from their l.zk'
Z eastman camping expedition Wh.l'
here they we're the guests 81 Aa5ol
and MIS- J II HAYDEN.
/ Ixrus John l. Hayden. T. : A.
and h. sister. Miss Allie reIurnes
last weck from ibeir camping sxre
difion - CushmAn lake. AMI ate
passing few DAYS n this city seqAri
Ell for Vancouver 10 visit friends
\ aauhtr 81 ladies gathered al Ia
residence al Mr. + 4, Hale IN k&S