The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-15

PORT TOWNSEND SOCIETY.
Mrs Paghss Gernan the Evrnt Of the
week-other Festivities Personal.
PoKr TowxsESp, Dec. 1.-THE most de-
hghtfui event Of the week Was a party
given last night By Mrs. Pugh. in honor OF
Miss Hog. 10 eeing entirely a dancing
party, the floors OF the double parior were
prepared specially for that pleasure. which
was keenly enioyed BY the participants.
A delicious supper Was served toward mid
night. and then the german, led hy Lieu
tenant Semplc. began and was continued
amid much enjoyment until goodnight
was said Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. III. L. B1rkett, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. III. Pontius. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Pink.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. katx, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
PINK. Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Livsrmore. Mr..
and Mrs. NeAsey, Mrs. G. ". Downs. Mrs.
Potter. Mrs Bel. Mrs. w II Whistiesey,
Miss Hogg. Miss Miller. Miss Brooks. Miss
Hattie Brooks, Miss Sawyer, Miss Wey.
mouth, Miss Biaokiston. Miss Mamie
Elaekiston, Miss Walker. Miss Sawyer.
Miss Mcintyre, Mr.. Leslie Cullonl, Mr.. X.
Il, Moody. Lieutenant Semple, Mr.. Robert
son. Mr.. Potter. Mr.. r. H. Roundtree. Dr.
capron. MT. \, ]. Levinson, Mr.. +. d.
Turpin. Mr.. @. G. Perkins, Dir. A. q. Phil
lips. Mr. r. r. Austin aud others.
CHRISTMAS nAxAAR
The ladies OF ST. Panl's Guild gave their
annual bazaar and fair at Learned's opera
house last Tuesday evening. The display
OF holiday fancy work and decorations ga -
the hall an appearance OF oriental splendor.
Notwithstanding the large stock on hand
when the bazaar opened. everything was
sold before all who wished 10 purchase had
been supplies A noon-day luncheon was
served. and was pronounced an elegant re-
past by al who partook. Msssers. Jsgo a
Niblock donated 70 the guild gold-heAdea
cane and beautiful imported japanese
vase. The ladies offered the vase 60 the
most popular young lady present,
and the result of the ballot
ing indicates that there wss Q
fair vote and an honest count, and Miss
Lillian Miller now has the vase. The cane
raised into the possession OF Mr.. ~ ].
Levinson upon similar conditions, and no
charges Of corrnpting the ballot have been
preferred against him. There was an ex-
citing contest ~ guessing the number Of
beans ia q bottle. for \ beautiful silver
litter, but the mathematical eye Of Mr.. ].
II LiYermore won the prize. He guessed
within one OF the exact number, SIT. The
door was cleared in the evening and q
pleasant dance was given. and the affair
was enjoyed throughout A snug net cash
product was realized by the ladies.
wxnpfaos.
Mr.. Martin Phillips. OF Lopez island, and
Miss Susan Acton. Of Port Townsend. were
married In this city BY Rev. ID. Z. Carna-
han. last Tuesday, Dec. 10.
George A. Barton, OF Victoria, and Miss
Matthew. Of jarvis. Or, we're married BY
Rev. Jesse G. Taylor, s. ST Panl's rectory.
December IL.
DANCING PARTY.
The Key City Club held Is regular
monthly hop Wednesday evening, and =
large number Of the members enjoyed
very pleasant evening
COMING EvKgT.
The ladies Of the NJ +. Society havs an
interesting and novel entertainment in
preparation for the iTth OF December. They
call il THE Merchants Carnival, and il
will surely be we'll serth attending. IL 10
to be held NJ Learned's opafahouse.
COMING NrPTuALs.
Invitations are out for the wedding of
Mr.. Charles II. Seal. cashier Of the Mer-
chants bank of this city, and Miss Margaret
a. Humphreys Of Liverpool. England, 20
be solemnized 81 the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs Williams. No. 3t3 West Park street.
Portland, Christmas eve, at : 30 O'Clock.
Mr.. Seal was formerly teller OF Laid a
Tiiton's bank es Portland, aud when shat
firm secured control OF the Merchants
bank Of this city. Mr.. Seal was made rs
cashier. ffis residence has been In this
city but q few weeks. bat In that time he
has made many friends who feel q sincere
interest in his happiness and will hail the
advent Of Mrs. Seal into their social circles.
FgReoNAL4
Mr. and Mrs. n. A. Bartlett are In Port
land.
Lyman A. sisiey IL visiting his old home
in Elgin, III, and viii be absent several
weeks.
Mr. r. s. Fowlsr left yesterday for bis
home in Washington, D. G.. where be viii
pass tie winter.
Lieutenant Jordon. commanding United
States coast survey schooner Earnest, and
family have taken house and established
their honae at Port Townsend Tor chs vim
ter Mr.. Jora0n Is q daughter Of ex.gS0T-
ernnr Newell. % Olympia.