The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-29
ro.r rouxsEND SOCIETY.

Several Interesting Esents-1he q. w. L.
Reception 80 Mrs. ss~hs-fersanAis-
pcxr ToxxsKSp. sept %--Ihe select or
Sxnsxz.son OF Port Tosnsend yoang iadies-
consisting OF The oninous NUMBER OF tniF-
teen. ard krosn 10 the outer world OF me
ezfssfS.sr O. W. l., gave pleasant rece p
ton in honor Of their latest bride Mrs NJ.
e. Sachs. Friday evening Dancing ana
cs-ss-riavsrg we're enjoyed by those whose
good fortune II vas 10 Be present Anon 2
this number we're: Mrs. NJ. B. Sachs
Mr.. and Mrs. Bzrkett. Mr.. and MS.
Por,ins NJ. and Mrs Warren Hastings
Miss I.asy Miller. Miss Minnie Hastings,
Miss Belle SAWYER. the Misses Nolile and
Hattie Brooks. Mss Nxnnetfe Biaekis'on,
Mss Gertrude Wilson, The Misses re- ,'
snd gubv sksw. Miss Tr.mbah. MISS
Eestrsee Ianes. Miss Cors ELas, MISS
Inksns. Miss Rose seeehsn, NY .aIeS
wocds. Mr.. John Beli, MI hudson, MI N.
X Esnaeiy, DR.. Capron, NJ x T. MOODY ;
Mr. r. Il. Roundtree. Mr.. Geofge sisses'
Mr. John POTTS. NJ. James Foftis, Ar. d
{. Miller. Mr.. James Hogg. Rev. J. l.
Alexander. Mr. u. Rufin. Mr. t. Iurpsn'
Mr.. II. J. Ellis. Mr.. A. Phillips, Mr.. Z. o-
Perkins. Mr.. +. +. jsgo-
.srfxAroKrm fssrEAp or THE 'FIEAFEs'
The G,ee Club held It's first weekly meet
ing since the summer vacation last Mob
si2v evening. The club has membership
OF about fffv. comprising the best vocal
talent of Port Townsend, and VIII IN
doah:eilv contribute much 10 the social
pleasures OF the coming season. Ii vas de-
ciSea 10 reheayse H. NJ. 5. Pinafore, IN
stead OF the Pirates OF renZance, IS at
first contemplated. 10 be produced during
the holiday season.
PgTyATE YACHT HYFsTTA.
The new yacht Hypatis, made by Messrs
james & Thurlow, was launched last
Thursday evening. Ii Is . feet inches
over all. feet 10 inches beam, with mova-
bic cabin, brass mounted, and has center
board OF half-lnch steel and feet long,
weighing $50 pounds. 1t will be kept IN
the bay hy lis builders for their private and
social uses. They VII next week. in COM
pany with Seattle friends, make cruise IN
the Gulf OF Georgia with her.
WEBBING AsSIvEgsARY.
Mrs. J. T. Sheehan gave an afternoon tea
10 about 80 OF her friends Friday. The
event was in eommemoration of her twenty
fifth marriage anniversary, and was very
pleasant occasion 10 all who who were pres
ent Miss James. Miss Wilson, the Misses
Blackiston and Miss Rose Sheehan pre-
sided.
AFTERNOON TEA.
Mrs Robert Hill gave a select afternoon
tea last Tuesday, in honor of her guests
from Olympia. Mrs. Phillips and daughter
Gertrude. The Misses Phillips and Stetson
presided.
Dr. /. NJ Harrison departs next Saturday
for his old home in Michigan on q visit.
]. B. Brenton, of Ashland, o.. agent OF
the Erie railroad. was in town this week.
Mr.. T. n. Reed, of Olympia. Republican
nominee 70, state auditor, passed few
days in the city this week.
Mr.. T. n. Hammond, Miss Lottie Ham,
mond and Miss Cougil returned from their
visit TO Victoria yesterday.
Hon. ". p. Ready. ex-spesker of the
Oregon House OF Representatives, was in
the city the early part OF the week.
Emil Householder returned Wednesday
from six months European tour. He
passed the greater portion of his time in
Hamburg, his former home.
Rev. u. Sample, Of Ft. Smith, Ark, who
has for the past several weeks been visiting
his son, Lieutenant Sample, of TT. Town
send. and his daughter, Mrs. Sanders, of
this city, started homeward Friday. He
contempiates returning TO locate next year