The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-05

the disappointment Rows boats were e.
cured ana The evening vsa pleasantly
spent In rowing. conversation and singing.
Those present were: Miss Calsie Gillette.
Miss Rena BazIey, Miss Clara Bsxsso~ Miss
Kate Ward. Nisx Josie 1arkiin- Miss Lrlu
Run. Miss Daa<y EfckIes. NJ. C. A. Kin
near. Mr.. Leo Dus3iy. Mr. W. y. Elnehs-r-
IT. Mr.. e e. Hauiey, Mr. Ia Sick1e<. M
James AcElruy. Mr.. fya-k Griffith. ".
Matthew GorEIsy.
TO EkTxsxg's SNOWY aPgx-
Mr.. f. . ifagrsimn, who has made the
assent Of Mount Rainier three tines. has
organized party that viii start somorrow
morning on the cara for YssEn Prairie
ron which pisee the party viii proceed
with pack animals via SsscgsIs5 for sks
Summit 81 the famous sDew clad peak Mr..
ingranan SAYS teee have teen several
tnsFes fHal attempts n asse shis year 10
reach the top. bat he and his party will
sEeess1 u they have 20 keep a. II all sans-
nser- Following are the nan.as Of these
who constitute the party Of cismhxrs Y.
= iisgrahAfa, K G. smith, T.. " Piper.
Grant Vaughan. II. Y. KELSEY. Eozer
Green. Dr. Green. Mr. Friday, Of Iaeousa;
" J. Goikett, DR. Deyoe. Miss Erafna
shufEwaT, Miss Lizzie SUBWAY and
Miss He1e1 Detoe.
MIS- EwTxGs BosTTyG PARTY.
Ms. Thomas Ewing gave very pleasant
boating party and luncheon on Wednesday
In honor Of Hr. sud Mrs. EoEzr T. King,
OF -an Francisco, who sre yisiting1n the
CITY isf fes days previous 80 confinaa-
iioa Of their trip 70 the Eastern states. The
foiloE ing pessons were inv ted Ar. and
Mrs. l. ) j. HlBf My. enil Mrs II. 6. ssrase.
NJ. and Mrs. g. Aorris HsEI<r. Mr. ana
Mrs Maurice sisNIkefi, Mr. sue Mrs ]. c.
Hsines, Ar. and Mrs. John W. Ensr,on OF
ka4zx Il
Mrs. A. y. Mach uIsEey, Miss Nancy ssrnve.
Miss Margaret boyle. Mr.. W. f. Bailey. Mr
Alfred Holman. Mr.. X. 4. Boyle, Mr. Fred
\. strive. Mr.. ID. H. Andfess aud Dr.
Hayes. 81 New York,
A CHARMING MUSICALE
The guests AZ the Grirssh house. with
number OF their friends, gathered in Mrs..
Hughes private pariors on "Wednesday
evening. and were very pleasantly enter
tanned for an h9af or So with an informal
musicale. given by Afs. r. r. Gage. who
but recently came from the East for the
purpose of opening mussc scscoi here
Mrs. Cages voice sness cultivation, and
her sIugiag delightfully."- entertained those
wfo were Fortunate enough TO hear her.
Amoug these present. we're. Mr.. AID Mrs.
Homer :. King. Mrs. Hampton ADD Miss
Hampton I san Francisco. Mr.. aud Mrs..
John l. wilson OF Spokane Falls. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Thomas Ewing, Mr.. and Mrs. LaarGn
ingelis, Mrs. Hughes and others
MISS piILgRs PARTY.
A very pleasant party was given by Miss
Daisy Diller, at her parents resfdebee, on
University street, on Thursday evening. the
LIST inst. After 6evofing a few hosrs 10
music, singing. and progressive eaehre.
the g1e T. partook OF q aatnfy repast after
which dancing was kept up until late.
Miss Mia Barlow, OF Oregon City. Miss
Maggie Moore, Miss Emma eochran, aiss
Emma jones'. Miss Anna Rinebaft, M
John r. Cochran, Mr. J T. Chisterg, Mr. q.
r. Parker. Me-. W. '. Rinehart. IT.. Mr.. q.
b smith, Mr. Stsin. Mr. r. I. Coulter and
Mr. Ed DiIieF.
A PLEASANT s0FIAELE.
A largely attended and very pleasant
soetable Was given by Mrs. ID. Kelly Mt her
Residence on suffer street. near Jackson.
last Wednesday evening. The object os
the social was "a obtain funds for the Pre-
byteIian Aid society, aud snug little
su n was realized. 4 very pleasant pro-
slamne vas presumed, and the pariici.
efforts A sonnte.Hs supper, comprising
q variety of de3icacieS, Was served bcforc
the guests departed for home.
MES. BAeLEY's LUNCHEON.
ON Thursday afternoon Mrs IL b. Bag
ley gave luncheon al her home. on the
corner OF Fifth aud Spring streets. In honor
Of her friend, Mrs. James Mcknight. A
delightful lunch was served. and a very
bright snd pleasant afternoon enjoyed by
the guests OF the charaning hostess. Those
present wee: Mrs. III. II. Bagley. Mrs
James Mcknight, Mcs- Joseph Mcknight,
Mrs A. b. stewart. Mrs Il Guard kiitingeF,
q 8 r. 4
Lyon, Mrs. David Kellogg. Mrs Morgan
Carseek aud Mrs. W. II. humphrey.
Lr.cHEus oS THE raATILLa.
Mrs. Captain Dewoj, Miss Marguerite
pewolf, Miss Resale Dewou. Miss Lolita
Osborn aud Mr.. William Rogus we're very
pleasantly entertained last "Wednesday on
boari the steamship Umat:iie By Captain
Holmes aud his guest, SIR. Hanna, of san
Francisco. A delightful luncheon was
served, and = very peasant afternoon Ell
joyed BY the guests.
MIDSUMMER PARTY
The recent tlucsustion in the watermelon
market can be accounted for since the
watermelon social given by Mr. Harry
blgeiow, 10 a number Of his friends, at his
home near the corner OF Fifth and Pike
streets. last Tuesday evening. The gather
ing " as one of the most pleasant affairs OF
this season and a pleasant time was had.
KyAS-Hou sToS.
4 quiet wedding took place Saturday.
July II, at the Catholic church In this
city. Mr. Joseph Ryan, OF seattle. was the
groom aud Miss Mary Houston, OF Decatur,
H.. the briue. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Father Mcdonnell IN ihe
presence of the immediate relatives ANA
friends OF The contracting parties.
BRuCE-CAsrER.
Last Thursday evening Miss Sarah Garter
was married to Maxwell N. Bruce az the
residence Of Mr.. HI. W. Wheeler al 7, 2sss
Fou ID street The welding was very
quiet affair and only the most Ultimate
friends oi the contracting parties were
PRESENT The Rev. e.. A. Tewsbury per
lormed the ceremony.
noATiS6 PARTY.
Mr.. I'D ch'lherg gave pleasant boating
party in the naphtha isaneh Pet on FRI
day evening 10 number of his friends
| The nisht WAS charming, and the excur
sion was thoroughly enjoyed 10y ALL
PERSONAL
| Dr. Frank Fisher il ia san Franciscs.
/ Miss Iof,ie selden has returned irom
/ Gig uartsor.
/ Mr.. c. III. Baker IS rusgica'iug IN tbs
/ country for iow dsys.
| Mr.. A. n Hart left last week for a tusi
/ ilcss trip To- SAN Francisco.
/ Mr.. T. J. Miner lei; on the Elder las
week sor four weeks pleasure trip Z
/ Alaska.
| Miss joe Livingstone aud MIS- Cspts I
/ CustelI, ol Fort Blakeley, were an the eat,
ou Thursday.
( Mr.. George Garter. secretary ~ the \, u
( &. A.. retu.nea Thursday from month
vacation ~ N.cteraa.
! Judge L. ~ Richardson. al Evansville
/ tud., judge az tne FIRST judicial csrcns
/ court, has iecn IN the uify for sgvesai days
NJ. nenry BrauSeS ard vile, OF Port
! iand was ia tbe csty Yesterday on the
wsy home fran q trip Ia sae sound aI'
( Victoria.
Mr.. Harvey NJ Hoyi. president of ID
Z spekRrc Electric isxet and Power Com
{ many. has been In the s. for several day
/ xssitjng NJ - IL kisiioger.
Mrs nr. KsttiHgsy. who has been Vlsstiu
her sons. eseerzs h. and charles II In tai
eltv. for several weeks. returned 60 h&
aosae ia " limiUgfoa, bSl., last week
Hen, John +. Wilson and wife. ~ Spe
/ tap@ Pals. spent stsxcesi asSs Rt The hru
4th lass week Mrs Wilson. who -
I charming vocalist. mate many friend
aaFfax hsf short stHs hsre.
Mss Mary namsn. Miss Isais1e helleS
and Mis- Ella kyieeE came over frrts A.
{ potnt waerp ihcy hsNg been csit1psns n ~
{ l.. q. ssf4E II lz~