The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-12

While tears have dropped from ioyIns
eyes.
But stili remembering this wishai.
Good things are done in pae kage small. ,
1t Is not always here on earth
foa get the honor or the worth,
OF what your heart has found to do:
Critics your motives Oft Inisconst.ue.
BE Dot discouraged friend Of oars
God often tries our willing powers;
DO hot forget The thorny way
Leads upward % eternal day.
Along this path that you have ,rod
A partner, given you Of God.
Has been your ioy and fond delight
And made each day sunbeam bright
lie has not frswned or been contrary
Because his vile turned missionary,
And songst 10 cure some others cases
Instead of mcnd.ng all his hosc.
VIII you accept this Little token
OF DER iove--friendshfp anbroken7
The DEF this III love, II does not Measure,
Only gift, little treasure,
That you may see when far away
And Think OF us who're here today,
The white ribbon sisters la the battle
The Central Union 81 Seattle.
TheTeli be reckoning by and By
As at the cross our burdens lie,
we tift}t hnAH see TIE SAtlTftl tGtafES
A crown of jewels-not OF leaves
God grant TO you, the welcome sound
The singing ehorus--heaveD bound
well done thou good and faithful enc
Rest with the well beloved SON
nIaTnDAY PARTY.
On Tuesday Captain and Mrs. Rine-
hart, at their home ON the corner oil
Fifth and blanchard streets. gave n
party to Miss Zoe Schwatka. in ceIe-
bration of her seventeenth birthday
anniversary. Quite a number oi
friends gathered, and the hours were
made pleasant by singing, games,
dancing, etc. Later the guests were
invited to pa fake OF a delicious sup.
per, prepared bv the young ladies'.
The guests then departed, well pleased
with the evenings enjoyment, and
with many expressions of happiness
for the young lady whose birthday
they had been called upon to ceIe-
brale. Those present were:
Mr.. George Elsey, Mr.. G.. McFar-
lane. Mr.. J. T.. Ch'lberg, Mr. n. III.
Laiimer. Mr. Pratt. Mr.. w. Simon,
NJ. Smith, Mr.. Folks, Mr.. Kennedy.
Mr.. McGaugnn, Mr.. w. II. Moore,
Mr.. Fifer, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Stewart,
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. A. Rhyerson, Mrs.
J. T.. Chapman. Miss Meta Barlow. OF
Oregon City. Miss Margaret Moore,
Miss Emma Allen, Miss Edith Beam.
Miss Gena Thompson, Miss Filth
McGraw, Miss Josie Short Miss Helen
Penfield, Miss Edith Simon, Miss
Minnie Hughes, Miss Grace vroo.
man, Miss Winnie spriggs, Miss Flo
Spriggs.
THE SEXTON rARrY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sexton gave party
at their summer residence on the port
age between Lake Union and Lake
Washington, 70 a number of friends
Saturday. The guests were conveyed
there in vehicles chartered for the oc-
casion A greater portion of the
time was spent in music, games and
dancing. Following are the ladies
and gentlemen who participated: Mr..
and Mrs. +. Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Emerson. Mr.. and Mrs. Mayian. Mr.
and Mrs. Sexton, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
Nest, Miss Kate Madigan, Miss Bell
Duboise. Mss NJ. Slater, Miss ;. Emer.
son. Miss +. Ringstrom. Miss X.
q hrien, Miss Minnie Murphy and
Miss +. Cahili, of Portland; Miss NJ
Jahn and Miss jaeger, Mes.r q.
Nest, NJ. j. Murph~, J.. Madigan. J
smith. X. Mayian. .. Nest, +. Emer-
son. w. Lewis, +. Gill, +. Maylan, {.
Slater, j hcGod aud W. Tierney.
rIcSrc AT HllNoN's oRovg.
A Jolly crowd of young people en-
loved private picnic at Hiiton's
grove on last Tuesday. After enjoy
ing the scenery. all partook of a most
bounteous luncheon. passed the day
I i'm highly interesting manner. Those
+ present were: Miss Hattie Bray, Mis-
Maggie Mckinney. Miss Mabel I'll
kens. Miss BESSIE Robinson.
Miss Barlow. Miss l.. Bray,
Miss peMer~, Miss isottie Selden
Miss Clara Wilson. Miss Haors Smith
/ son, Miss Sarah Ca roll. Miss Te'l
I Carroll, Miss Cora Gormles, Mr.. Nor
man Booth, Mr.. Fred Calhoun, Mr.
( Edgar neMers, MIR. Fred Robinson
MIR. Gus Woo iward, Mr.. VIII Fisher
MIR. Frank Carroll. Mr.. Joe Lewis
Mr.. Ira GormIey. Mr.. Fred kanke
Mr.. Sidney Hausard. Mr.. Hoey Bear
( Mr Harold Smith. Mr.. Chef Kelley
. Mr. Harry Frederick, Mr.. INarioi
Garfield. and Mr.. Charles Wilson.
PLEASANT INCEPTION.
{ Wednesday evening Mr. Georg
Carter. secretary OF the Y, NJ {. A.
and number of memhers of that asso
clasion in this city. gave farewell r.
repsion 90 SIR. +. W. league, geners
Sec etafv of the \. NJ. &. \. IN We
toria. who had been visiting friends u
Seattle for seve al DAYS. The eSehln
was very Pleasantly spent IN converse
too. games and music. Among ihoS
present wee: T. W. league OF vi
to-ia. Mr.. Peck OF Westminster. NJ
George Ca fsr. Mr.. NJ. kxasr. Mt =
Newcanlh, Mr.. r. w Twarsz, Mr.. |
Z. Ru -ea<s. Nr. L. + Carter, and Nj
= II Twar,k. Mr.. league resarne'
to Victoria Thursday.
INSTRUMENT OF oFFIcESs.
The pacitic Lodge. No. 81, |. q. Z
-, gave public Inhalation Of os''ce'
s,a social Al their hall Wedae~ds
evening. After the installation %
members sat town To y San ptsoh
repaSf. The following : isst 81 2
frerS installed Chief T.uipiar, ~ :
Tu.k viee-lemplar, Iva tsormlef
; suterin.endent of Juvenile isfapisr
{ Mamie = Tuck FcCuFassaG reNaF'tStl
George :. Bush assistant secretAI
cora Garmley: Hnanelal secretary !
L. Van Brocklyn; treasurer, sesie
. Wooa marshal. +. III. Crew ds'aat
; marshal. Agaes NewhaN gaara. hdi
/ Ncf;raw sentinel Eoeert Webb
: ehaplain, Esiwarsi Palmer, past chs
. 1'smpiar. Matt u. Gcrmley-
rue c. c. cars ENTERTAINED.
Mrs. E.F. watler entertained u
{ lssies OF the c. {. Clah a. her hess'
Fri new residence last Friday site
I noon. The large pasicr> ~cFe osn'
: souegv decorated with flowers. 10
: 81 rAre hot house plants hlled ias iag
/ fla,es. While cas- ysoNcrs weTe tssfi s
4 hsah on the fnaEtels. Assasst =
z r6ssnx we're srsiStacaisy sFTSnees ssft
{ tsaaanesS of exquisite nlassIen-as
e terms interntnzled vita Wild Hover
!. A. - clock the isssses Aaleasuesi al
= a kAifee ktatch sa< served ~ the "a
7. a sasss4ges. where she company took q
}, vantage ot the seraSsols ~ discuss u
). cruelty os rolyptsemus. the WHY Ar
7. OF Cicce. the horrors Of sSyisa ar