The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-02
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o. TMPIA SOCIETY.



OLYMPIA. May 3l.-Seciety has been
very dull in this City during the week,
which is quite an unusual thing, con-
STEERING the fact that the weather has
been 50 propitious for excursions and
picnics, which have rs vet bs~e very
slightly INDUCED u, this summer. A
social dance was announced 10 take
evening, but the music could not be
necessarily postponed. Many OF the
| young people who have passed the
winter away from Olympia are now
returning, and many camping-out
parties and picnics are new being
arranged 10 take place in the near
future and they are anxiously being
looked forward TO.
MISS ArRR'& PARTY.
Avery pleasant party was given by
Miss Louise Aver. at her residence,
corner Fifth and Washington streets,
last Wednesday evening. in honor Of
Miss Maud Wilson, OF Seattle, who
! has, for several days. been her guest.
As usual, Miss Aver did her utmost
| to cause every one present to pass 4
thoroughly enjoyable evening, and
her efforts were very successful, judy
/ ing from the expressions Of her guests
who will cherish the memory Of the
occasion as the most delightful OF the
year. Cards and dancing were in
duiged in until late hour. being in
terspersed with an elegant lunch. The
company was favored with some
choice instrumental music during the
evening BY Misses Maud Wilson,
Mable Bronner and Annie Lansdale,
and some well rendered vocal selec-
tions by Misses Eronner and Aver,
which were heartily enjoyed. The
quests were Misses Maud Wilson,
Mabel Bronner. Emma Reed, Anna
Lansdale. Lizzie McFadden. and
Messrs. c. HI. Aver. Il. e. Gregg, ]. C..
BOYD, Frank NJ. Convey, n. A. Root
and g. G. Mills.
COMPLIMENTARY BANQUET.
The members of the Scottish Rite
Lodge, F. and A. NJ. OF this city, ten
dered an elegant banquet to their
brother, Major ]. II. Hayden, last
Tuesday evening, prior to his depart
urc for Seattle TO reside. The banquet
1 took place at the Carlton house and
the dining table was laden with the
choicest viands 70 be procured. Gen.
eral X. g. O'Brien presided at tho
banquet. During the evening Mr.. G..
+. Leavenworth arose from his place
at the table and in q very neat little
speech presented Majo. Hayden with
q beautiful gold pin which had been
made to order for its recipient. II
was qEite AAte when the enjoy ment
terminated and the Masons babe fare
| well to the major, who has for 50
many years been one of their best and
most popular members
II PERSONALS.
Brigadiey General A. 2. Curry, Of
Spokane Falls, II In town.
Hon. Geo. ID. shannon. OF NeslualIy
passed last Thursdy In Olympia.
/ NJ. l.. p. 0niette has been in Port.
land during portion OF this week.
Mr.. Jas. McFadden has been in
kamllche during the week, on bust
. ness.
4 Col. n. II. Owings went down &c
Tacoma last Tuesday. returning Wed
nesday.
i Mr.. J. C. Boyd visited victoria dur
ing the week, returning home Sunday
evening
+ Mis- Maud burr. Of Seattle, il in tn
, city. the guest OF Mrs. Mayo and Miss
Annie Cowlcs.
Captain Wn McMicken was NJ
from his Chehalis county ranch dur
ing the week.
8 Mrs. +. r. Ferry, of Seattle. has beer
In the city during the week. the gucsi
OF Mrs. J.. x. Hayden.
Miss Emma Reid has returned from
. Seattle and will pass the summer with
her parents in this city.
Il Gen. K. G.. OsBrien returned from
] San Francisco last Sunday. whithel
he had gone on business.
Auditor Tweed and Geo. Thompson
returned Thursday evening from /
three days fishing trip At Black river
81 Mr.. Sam McKenny has returnet
from school in California. and vii
pass the summer with his parents
here
Misses Allie and Iseuise Hayden
, have been passing the week at tht
residence Of Hon George ID. shannon
. of Nctaaaily-
. Mr.. Franz n. tfoEey has returned
from san Francisco. where be had
j been on a pleasure jaunf during TIL
pass three weeks
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