The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-24

and the way 70 the banquet hall was
IIlunlined by fireworks. while cannon
and auviss awoke the eci1oes and
started the wild fowl from their tran
quif SAUNDERS on the bo<aona OF Poyf
Susan. Arriving at the t<,wn hall. II
elegant repass Was serrsd, and TIE
favored couple were snrpyrsed By :
display, at once costly ane service
ahfe, Of welding gifts The unanfu-
ity Of sentiment, and the aIrnos,
universal contribution in the make ur
Of some Of the gifts affested the warfss
regard for this youthful couple. Feast
ing. Fn;rtfl and dancing occupied the
brief moments until the arrival Of The
steamer Geo. 4. Starr. 20 which the
party we're escorted. when they took
departure for Seattle amid the siyeJIess
Demonstration OF kIndsirla~s. Ans,r.-
the invited guests were Mr.. and Mr.
q. j. Noyes, Mr.. ard Mrs. e. T. al
Keith, Mr.. and Mrs. r. De Jorup. Mr.
and Mrs. j. Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. II. Williamson, Mr.. and Mr. yels
De Jorup. Mr.. and Mrs. +. Il. Dough
erty, Mr.. and Mr.. A. r. RoreII "
and Mrs. N j.. Chapman. Mr. ard
Mrs. j. Carlson. SIR. and Mr.. a
Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Esrnhsrn
Mr.. and hrs. X. r. Frostad. Mr. ana
Mrs Langiand. Mr.. and Mrs.. Charles
Siaalsoi1. M. and Mrs. McTagsetf. Mr..
AID Mrs. Albert kennith, Mr.. and
Mrs. u r.. Lawson, Mr.. and Mrs. \
Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. Padrsne. Mr..
an1 Mrs. +. Durham, Mr.. and Mrs
2. ID. kifnhaiI, Mr.. and Mrs. ). a.
Niiilarnson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. sIcGraw,
Mr. and Mrs. Cs.as. w. smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ID Johnson. the Misses Jen-
lie Soyes, Hattie De JorHp, Moilie
DE jorup. George De JorHp. Christena
skorpen, Trena skorpen, Oracle d.
Soyes, Lizzie Empie. Bertha Floe,
Annie Frostad, Mae Johnson, Bernice
Johnson. Rev. John +. Damon, Messrs.
James Trien, Ed harrington, NJ. r.
Cialr, J. Hurd, Al. Sssas- Loaea. r. A.
Johnson, Peter De J0rup. Win Beaton,
Ed Chapman, ~ Mcdonald. Albert
Trokey, Al Mcdonald, Geo. William
con. Messrs. Pratt, Wilson. Johnston,
Iurrsn, Steven, Geo. Tohorson, VI.
Nelson. II. Mills. i. Z. Empie, r. L.
Noyes. e. II. Moves. o. :. Good. III. j.
Conroy, j. Emerson, A. Peterson, w.
Scott. sam Howard. Geo. Billings. j.
Sorenson. j. Taggison. j. Hart, A.
Mitchell Geo. Elliott, ID. Kane. The
happy couple return to Utsalady to-
day.
THE PyTHfAs CELEBRATION.
The members OF the Knights of
Pythias, resident In this city. TT
tingiy observed the twenty-fifth ami
versaryy Of the institution OF their
order ON last Tuesday. Ate O'Clock
IN the afternoon the Port Townsend
delegation arrived here On the North
Pacific TO take part in the celebration.
The delegates were met at the wharf
by Seattle Division, No. /, L. r.,
headed by q band. and escorted TO the
First Regiment armory. After ex-
tending heafty greetings to the
visitors, the Seattle knights escorted
them TO dinner.
In the evening a well-attended ball
was given in the armory, which had
been previously appropriately deco
rated for the occasion. The address
by Sir knight Capt. J. G. Haines was
omitted, owing To the sickness Of that
gentleman. At about O'clock Seattle
and Port Townsend divisions took the
floor and drilled for fully half an
hour. During the drill several
graceful evoiutions were performed.
The drill was participated in by the
following Sir Knights. Port Town
send eiivision.-sir Knight Capt. q. III.
Jones, Sir knight Lieut.. G. b. Wood,
Sir Knight Herald r. ]. Corrigan, Sir
knight Guard A. III. Winfrode. Sir
knight Sentinel George II. Ninlock,
SIR knights l.. A. SisIey, r. A. Car
lyon, w. II. Merrick. f. r. Piunamer,
r. G. Calhoun, j. s. Lafimer, A. ].
swendson. w. +. Fennimore, j. III.
Dobbs. III. v. Rice, j. ]. stockard and
Robert Biles. Seattle division-Sir
knight Lieut.. A. G. bowman, Sir
Knight Herald j. Il. Smith, Sir knight
Guard III. f. Stumer, Sir Knights z.
Burns. w. r. McNatt, A. ID. Whitney,
j. G.. Boyd, T. L. Carpenter, L. NJ.
Garrison, 8. Leckie III. NJ Bryeriy, A.
McAuIey, J. r. Clark. w. StoelI. M.
Richards. J. +. Mitchell, - Ginders,
NJ. Kelly, r. Clancy. w. A. Snyder, r.
Lukanowiteh. --- Chamberlain, --
Burton, III. NJ. shaw. Gun
derson. l.. Dahiquist. A. O. Denny,
l.. Anderson, w. Gallagher. w. T..
Lcdgerwood. I. ID. Brown, w. s.
Bowers, G.. @. Coleman, V. Hall and ].
III. Irish. AT the close of the exhibi-
ton drill the grand march, headed By
Sir Knight Col II. A. Bigelow and
wife, who were followed by Lieut..
Bowman and wife, was started.
One hundred and twelve couples
took part in the march.
Dancing was then in order
until IL o'clock when the guests adj
iournei TO the supper room and par
took of splendid banquet. Dancing
was resumed at the close of the ban
quet and continued until a late hour.
The Port Townsend division re-
turned home the following day on the
steamer North Parific much pleased
with the eonrtesses extended 90 them.
The entire celebration was success
beyond the expectations Of its pro-
lectors.
nAI.L AT PORT BLAKELEY.
The masquerade ball at Port Blake
ley Friday evening passed of merrily,
greatly to the credit OF Mr.. r. Gard,
who acted as master of ceremonies.
These IN costume were: Mr.. and Mrs.
A. |. Peterson. floral: Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Nelson, Polack gala peasants ::
Mrs. Marshall. riding habit; Miss Eva
Snowflake. Miss Carrie
Swanberg, baby; Miss Emma Ullin,
Morning. Miss Hanna ElofSon and
Christina Peterson, negro servant
girls. Mrs. Capt Morine, lady; Mrs.
Morrill, and Mrs. nwilly. school girls;
Miss Annie Holt, princess; Miss
Georgia Fulton, lady jockey; Miss
Grace Hooper. Folly; Miss Enily
Gard, ballet girl: Mrs. Hally. school
girl unknown, old lady Knitting;
Mrs. Sws...eeherg. domino; Miss Joe
Livingston. Chinese lady; v. Peterson
and Mrs John Peterson, Polack peas
ants; Mary nennison, servant girl;
Miss Nina Dickson. Spanish girl,
Hanna syrison. school girl; G. Nisch-
er aud wife. Swedish peasants; r. y.
Wright, Turk; Nike Lannon, China
man; Alex Winston, Harry Burden,
sailors; q. 4. Young. man-of-war's
man; Wa. i5avy, NJ. Mcktnzis,
Frank swanberg, clowns; Joseph
Blythe. Irishman; Ill /. Price. dude
Irishman, r. Gard, Folly: James X
Maybe. ". Green. u. II. Dickson,
donniao, Chas. Robinson, aged COG
tor; Chas. Swanbcrg, dude negro; l..
Beurnezean. woman's character;
Henry SeahoTs, miser; Chas. Brooks,
old maid: W. ID. Dickson, tramp;
Neis E.und. domino; George Cartis.
ciogn. AT IL o'clock all unmaske,i
aud repaired 10 a well and hoantigglly
spread table. The whole party went
eH with grand success.
TuE LgLiAaY CONCERT,
The Lullaby concert given last We'd
ne>aay evening in frye'S opera house,
under the auspices of the Young
Mems Christian Association, was lit
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