The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-12

ChArybdss, "a - alIurrneut. 4 =.
nynaph Calypso Mr.. whites ~
grscelnlly assisted By ker charming
| y0ung dasxhtes. Miss Edna. Who prc-
senfed each guest at her departure
! With dainty corSaxe bongaes- The
class meets next ut The house Of Mr..
W. Marshall shafFnef.
the sssxrE's rxSrszs~x.
| The senate Literary ana DEBATING
Society 81 this city rsve . vpry enjoy
able excursion TO chautaucua lass
Thursday evening, on the CONNIE
dsous steamer Cascades. Owfpr tn
delay IN finding the inspector a. s.
cure an excursion permit. the boat did
nos leave the wharf until late. hat
when II did start the merry crowfs or
BOARD made up for lost time. and
more enjoyable tune was never had
on the waters of the Sourd. Nu.ic
vocal and INSTRUMENTAL. added haY-
nsony 10 the already happy throrg.
and when Chautauqsza Was reached e
~ p m, the party lost no time i'm
reaching the large pavilion, where =
sarge crowd was IN waiting 10 hear the
ioiioEing excellent programme rem
derei By the society:
The Arxenai.@
| Miss Florence stowell.
re- Ia tiosi W weesfirs
lAi'' ----,,, . Ignorance Crime.
Dsaie,s. e--.-s-....--~- sBras,Is and cassics."
Msssrs- John and sinclair Miller.
80 :. Gilbert smith
ofa.iosi-- Hyar1 cttEssineseenfh Cen
.-----.-------.-----.-.-M Mr.. Carol Howe
sfcHoLas~KEyxoLps.
On the afternoon of Monday, Aug.
.. a very quiet wedding was celebrated
at the residences of William Meyaeu-
i'aner, esq, corner OF Third and Co
Iufabla streets, when his eldest
daughter. Mrs. Mary T.. REYNOLDS
Nas joined In maria e with Mr.. John
Nicholas, OF the we known firm Of
Carkeek & Nicholas, aeesers in marie
and other building material. The rte
was soiemnized BY Rev. John r.
Damon. after which the party sa.
down TO an elaborate and toothsorne
wedding dinner There were present
only the family and immediate con-
nections Of the contracting parties.
and the ocean steamer Wa.ia WaIIa
was the craft In which they launched
unon the tide for trip to Victoria.
faey viii make their home in this
city.
NIB cHfLBEss's BOATING PARTY.
Mr.. Ed Chilberg gave a very enjoy
able boating party Friday evening.
Mr.. Cbilberg's guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. j. o. Young, Miss Emma Allen.
Miss Daisy Dilier. Miss Winifred
Knox, Miss Caiiie Gillette, Miss Edith
i5eam, Of San Francisco, Miss Annie
Rinehart, Miss Meta Barlow. OF Ore
gon City. Miss Jessie Manning. Miss
Maggie Moore. M. William Calhoun.
Mr. James McEiroy. Mr.. j. A. Park
Mr.. George III. Park, Mr.. N. III. Iati.
mer, Mr.. Tom Cochran. Mr.. Will v.
Einehart. Mr.. Collins, Mr.. Il. T. Haw-
ley. and Mr.. I'd Chiiberg. The party
proceeded down the sound in III
nap.ha launch Pet, to a seauesfered
nook on Five-miie point. where de-
iicious supper was served and thor
onghiy enjoved by all, and Mr.. Rine-
hart In particular. The evening was
perfect and the affair a delightful
success.
wGop-PEAB
On the afternoon OF Tnesiay. 9Th
inst. a small wedding parry gathered
at 30 Fifth street. the residence of
Rev. John +. Damon. who solemnized
the marriage between NJ John b.
Wood, an enterprising and much re-
spected farmer OF Eag.e Harhor, Kit
zap county, and Miss Edith 6.
Peabody, a granddaughter of X. n.
Hoskinson, resident at the same place
Miss Matte McCabe, of McMinnyile.
Oregon, half sister did the honors
gracefully as bridesmaid, and the
happy couple returned TO their island
home on cambridge.
on BOARD THE MougTAisEKs.
On Friday evening Mrs. Capt.
Ellis delightfully."- entertained a
the steamer Mountaineer. Those
aboard were: Mrs. Frank Pontius
and family. Mrs. Judge Palmer
and family. Mrs. McConahan. Miss
Moilie Barlow, OF Portland, Miss Mag
pie Moore, Miss Annie Rineharf, Mrs.
fajor Rineharl. and Mr.. VIII Y. Rine-
hart. jr. The event will long be re-
nembered by the guests as one Of the
'aieasantest affairs of the season, and
capt and Ms. E'iis' hospitality will
never be forgotten.
MoogE-uuGBEs.
Shortly after O'Clock yesterday
afternoon Mr. orvilie Moore of
Tacoma and Miss Ida +. Hughes of
Seattle were joined in marriage at the
residence of Lyman w. Bonney, esq,
n no Front street. The wedding was
very quiet. and witnessed only by inn
mediate relatives. Rev. John r.
Damon ogficiated. At o'clock MIR.
and Mrs. Moore Left for their Tacoma
home. By this event King county
teachers, who had endeared herself 20
a large circle OF friends. who viii be
privi.ege 10 Miss" her never Moore.
TO puwANIsu RIVER.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. {. W.
Parker gave an excursion on the nap
tha launch Pet, up the nwamish river
To George H. Smi rs farm. in honor
tH MISS f<telU Jt~SNf aflR -,ttos ttsai
Harrington, Of Portland. Miss Win
feed smith. Of California. ana Mrs. X.
y. Armstrong, and Miss Gussie Arm
sia ong, OF this city. The outing was
enjoyed very much by the merry eS-
egrsiouists.
PERSONAL.
Miss Carrie korn is visiting at Cor
wallis. OR.
Miss Eva Wilson is visiting friends
at Whatcom.
Hon. Joseph Simon, of Portland.
saS in Seattle last week.
Hon. John r. CaI les, OF Portland,
was in the city during the week
Mr.. ]. NJ. Colman returned home
from san Francisco last Thu; sday.
Mr. James Otis. son OF ex. Mayor
I Otis. of san Francisco, Is IN this city.
/ Iord and Lady Gree. of England.
psssed through the city last week, en-
route 20 Victoria
I Mr.. J. &. Yale, the veteran CONNER
cial traveller OF san Francisco, Is regis
& t.~.i - ,ha f.fffiith