The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-26

Mis- peipraf. Aias 0er4rufe rel
prat. Hiss kohnftao&. Mir ThChsr
son. Miss Pratt. Of E1nsra~ )
T.. Nfsa B0ven. and Nes~Yx Ess
Stewart. Bonner. Deipsaf, stacks :
Aesue. Philip johnson, James Joi.si
| son. Rh1liip Ce~ar and Mr.. Bradley
10 vas . beautiful day. and . NOR.
conEeniai party could not hare h~~r
sesecsed- Alter spending some tirn.
On the beach the party again boar5e<
the yacht, and started homewArd Or
the trip home giee clubs we're formed
and al Of the osd-$ime songs zrss
many new ones we're sung With ; vim
despite the hasrseDess caused By tns
damp ar This Is the second party
entertained on hoard this yacht. ana
both have proven 20 successful thsi
THE ASyCaL EALE-
The annual BAH q the Taeoms
in Tuesday night via be ths
event of the season in Tacoma. Prep.
arations have been going on for q
week past. and now almost
every thing il In readiness Following
are the com mittees.
Reception conlmiftee-C- III. Pres
colt. General j. w. Sprague, Hon.
Prank Allyn. Hon. $. A. Wheel
wright. Colonel C. w. Griegs. A. y.
Fitch, Frederick Motset. A. NJ, Irger-
soil, Colonel w II. Eshuger.
Committee Of arrangeDsensS-W. ID.
Tyler, George Browne, Theodore Hos
rner, L. W. Anderson, W. H. Wood
ruff, l.. r. Manning. W. n. Pratt. X.
v karto, r. b. Wallace, Alexander
Billie.
+ cor committee-Georye 7 Cover.
A. ~. Stewart. f L. Ellis, w. p.
Prichara. J. c. Bros.kenbrough
The bail - for the benefit OF the Fan
ME Paddock hospital.
A pleasing programme has been ar
rafgesi for the concert. which will be
participated in by the majority of Ia
eomz's most prominent musicians.
PLEASANT RECEPTION.
Ex-Mayor Drum ana wife gave 8
reception on Friday night in honor of
Mr.. Walter J. Thompson and bride,
who arrived in this city about ten
DAYS ago- 1t was . happy occasion
and numerous were the congratuia-
lions and weil-wishes of the gues,S.
among whom were: Colonel j. Il.
Moore and Mr.. Sprague. of Spokane:
Mr.. and Mrs. Higgins. of Omaha; .
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Coiiyer, Mr.. ard
MR.. j. II. Hayden. Mr.. aud Mrs. H.
J. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. PauI~on.
Mr.. and Mrs Wheeler, Rev and Mrs.
Copeland, Mrs. Fuller, the Misses
Fuller. HAYDEN. Webber. Isaac. Cub
yer; Messrs. Eugene h. Gushing. DR..
Culver. l.. T. Armstrong. ID. L. Dan-
ming and q. A. Moran.
PERSONAL
Mrs. $. W. Wall is visiting friends in
Pittsburg, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. s. Il. Flynn have re-
turned from Olympia.
General Samuel Thomas was visi-
tor 10 Tacoma last week.
Mr.. Thomas Carroll left last week
on an extended Eastern tour.
Messrs. s. w. and J. Lawrence Per-
kins, of New York, are in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Riggs, of
Washington, ID. c.. are in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Bonners
are in the city, the guests OF friends.
Mrs. Lewis Burgess. late of L-aven-
worth, Kansas, has moved To this city.
Mrs. G.. III. r. Pfebble has returned
to Tacoma after short visit to Chi
cago.
Mr.. Joe Sergeant has returned to
Tacoma after an absence Of several
weeks.
Miss Post, who is spending several
days at Demo beach, is expected home
ON Monday.
Mrs. and Miss Houghton, Of San
Francisco, are spending some time at
the Tacoma.
Sheriff Price and family returned
Thursday evening from q trip to
Southern Oregon.
Miss Monette G. MattingIy has re-
turned from an extended tour of Col
ofado and other states.
Miss Effinger. of Portland, is the
guest of her cousin. Miss Molly Hill
Eifinger. AT the Tacoma.
Mrs. Edmund Rice, sr., wife Of
the late Congressman Rice. OF st.
Paul, is visiting her sons in this city.
Mr.. George l.. Cover has returned
from Olympia, where he was report
ing the convention for the 0yegeasan.
Miss Pratt. OF Elmira. New York.
sister of Mr.. willard n. Pratt, of this
city, is the guest of Miss Mamie
Thompson, on G street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Root, and son
G.. Il. Root. arrived in the city last
week. and are the guests of their
daughter. Mrs. +. +. Lacey.
Judge A. +. Lawrence and wife.
father and mother of Mrs. Allen C.
Mason. will leave on or about Septen-
Der for trip to Detroit, Mich.
MIR. aud Mrs. Skates, of Williams
port. Pa. who have been N the
Tacoma for a month past, left on
Saturday morning for their Eastern
home.
Mrs. NJ. Frances Davies. of Carbon
ado. a recent graduate of the Annie
Wright seminary, stopped at Tacoma
last week on her way home from
Portland.
The Misses Rochester, of Bowling
Green, Kentucky, nieces of Colonel
j. y. Moore. of Spokane, and VINO ae-
him to Olympia during his
stay ut the convention. were at the
Tacoma for n dav or two last week.