The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-19

re<s socially Az
-. a very pleasant gatherings.
- a the year, however, Is
n marked By events which usher
Zines in the fashionable
4. the fall approaches, even
..r,;e.. and social hops viii De The
shs day, and the inli expe-
"a saring the summer Iaonshssiii
- u prove bat q sanitary rest. and
!, Increase the zeal, for an enjoy
: DE pleasures which the future
=; y sore.
- n,sssan. surprise party WAS
e. 4 MAYOR and Mrs. Moran last
....s,y evening at their residence
stre4t. The guests assem-
3 n. H. Leland's residence, and
.,:.rk uent in q body To the may
49, md took Mrs. Moran, who
home alone, completely
s.re~. The guests proceeded
80 themselves IN grand
~ when the mayor
-. Asus later in the evening, the
.s;xsr;<s weTe at the highest
- e.: tursic were followed by a
$50. lanch and il was not until
- =. r.oruing that the party broke
" Thase present were, Mayor and
Mac Nr. and Mrs. Carr, Mr.
- W. Anes. Mr. and Mrs. Brown,
4, snd Mrs. J ]. Knoll, Ar. and
q. uI|ler. Mr.. and Mrs. Roland, Mr.
- urs Martell. Captain and Mrs.
s.s.sSnr Mr.. and Mrs. III. Leland.
=. .ra Nrs William Moran, Miss
1.,,;s KIlworth. Miss Lulu Brown,
- rar;pne Leland, Miss Aida
sss.y,,s Niss Jessie Manning, Miss
iaI;s Nsnning. Miss Bettinger, Miss
fssra HinekIey Miss Hamilton. Miss
f.rr,e pamerov. Miss Lizzie Davis,
~ Maud Clough, Mrs. Pro-ser.
n II R:eketson, Mrs. H. r.
f,a Ear. Mrs. Robert Hamilton.
~. .utser, Mrs. Bettinger, Mrs. Man
sirw Mr.. C. B. Ames, Mr.. Sherman
foran. Mr.. George Brown, Mr.. George
Il pornoach, Mr.. Peter Moran, Mr..
an Hawkins. Mr.. Scott, Mr.. Bert
Co,msn. Mr.. c. y. Grant and Mr..
Paul Moran.
FAEEwELL RECEPTION.
On last Thursday evening, at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. sexton,
eorner of Twelfth and Terrace streets,
4 farewell reception vas rendered Mr..
NJ. Murphy. a popular young gen
reuan OF this city. who leaves this
stek for Port Townsend 10 make thst
civ biz future home. Dancing, sing
iug music and games were INDUCED
Ia until the early hours of the morn
ne A suinpia0ns repast was served
q midnight Before departing for
hone beautiful souvenir was pre-
xsied 10 each guest. Those present
xse. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. sexton, Mr..
Gsi Ms. T. Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs.
HOSE. Mrs. NJ Lane, Mrs. SIatterv.
NJ Katie Madigau. Miss Minnie
Jain, Miss Maggie Slattery, Miss
Anne keane. Miss Katie o'Brien,
Ms DAVE, Miss Alice DAVE. Misses
ksie and Mamie Lane. Miss Susie
Ensrsoa. Miss Katie Mcintyre. Miss
Kate Jain. Miss Emma Myers, Miss
Anaie Murray. Miss Emma kindling,
Hiss Mary toreoran, Miss Marie
issef xessrs. K. retkovitz. G.. Nest.
]. z Smith. ]. Gilt. J. l.. sullivan. f..
AcIsgish. l. 4. BFafdes, c McGuire.
/ xrs,ungh. Z. Madigan. 4. Maliam.
|. s,eyes u. 0'Brien, T. Philips, J..
sssiisfy. I. Emerson, /. Freeman. W.
Emsrson, ". Myers, Z. kesrney. j.
4 Siss. c. slatiery ana f. W. Wilson.
PEASANT soATING PARTY.
The ycang people of the First Meth
edsss church gave another one oi their
delightful boating parties on last
NeBaay evening. The party departed
Irsm Budlong's boat house about
Dark, On board the uaptha launch
ftt The Intention was to 20 round
TIE pniai u the cid Chautauaua
Ffonnds. but owing 10 the smoke nav
issiaon sas dangerous, and the party
vent 10 Smiths Cove instead. The
party aisembarked there. and an hour
o. tse sxs spent IN singing. pleasant
conversation. eating gaIermeions. etc.
A little while before midnight the
PARTY again boarded the boat and in a
sort Time we're home again, after
hafsng spent one OF the most delight
inl evenings OF the summer. Those
invited were Miss Minnie Hughes,
MIS- h~len Penfeld, Miss Birdie
Eost, Miss winlfesi Knox. Miss Relic
steH,an. Miss Nellie McCatchen,
Mss trace srooman. Miss Parkhurst.
mr.. Alfred Williams. Mr.. John Wal
isHe' Mr.. ALERT keoneke. MIR. NJ. NJ.
nr0dt, M, ; W poAell. Mr.. a.. w.
,assy. NJ. John Brewer. Mr.. II. +.
ses'es. NJ. Frank Hoyt. Nj. ]. Ray
's's'as and Mr.. Athey.
xcvsSlos To ALkl porxr.
iAs' Tuesday afternoon Mr.. Mathew
Vashsley entertained number of
''s''as siia boat ride and picnic to
~ peat The afternoon was pleas
~ silent N rambling through the
sossls alsta hunger called the party
e'seslef around ihe lunch baskets.
s"s evening approached aud qalekly
pAssed' White the merry party talked
:. 49, 1as around large bonfire on
'S's oe@en. At late hour the uartv
.e''.s'issi Rome, well satisfied with the
w. Pressure, Those present were /.
~S ssaie 0illstis. Mss> Clara Bige-
~, aiss Cora thornley,. Miss Mar
NE Seore, Miss Abide HAwley.
). - naisy Nickies. Miss Josie Jack
Aass Hansen. Miss Kate Ward.
y. " va uofmiey, Miss Ala : prague.
-, -. @s'hcS eoSm.ey. Mr.. L. \. Ria.
~, Ny Frank Griffith, Mr.. Il. r.
= Mr.. " y Ruehart lr.. MIR.
), - Hsrd. Mr. FL Nlckles. Mi.
"nAses. Mr.. Harry Mcs,on,h..