The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-13

went fishing, only to come back with wonderful
SORES OF the fish that had risen to the fly but
LOT some unaccountable rtason had nor heSn
landed At night the hotel resembied .aown-
EAST country farm house after q husking bee.
he party engaged with zest in games which
they had not played for years, and the rafEers of
the hotel echoed back peais OF mfry laughter
until late at night On Monday, just as
tae clouds were breaking away. the
party returned home Those compris-
Jones and son, Mr.. and Mrs Byron Phelps. Mr..
and Mira. d. NJ. Hinman, Mr.. and Mrs. z. HER
onymous Mrs.. T. A. Jones. Mrs. J. 9. De Wolf, of
fairbury, H.; Mrs. N. Z. Phillips. Mrs. ]. n.
Worthinston. OF Fairbnry, H.; Mrs. Rodney
keldritk and son, of HadlDck; Miss Emma Vim
cent, Miss Daisy Kendrick. of Haalock; Miss
harriet n. Phelps, Mr. L. D. Fuller, Mr.. II. Mar
tin Jones, Mr. Norman RandIe and Mr.. George
King.
PROGRESSIVE HEART PARTY.
Major Ind Mrs. Oliver Campbell gave . pro
gressive heart party st their suburban home On
the shores of Lake Union last Tuesday evening
from the trees japanese lanterns were sEs-
pended. illuminating the lawn, and the parlors
were artistiealIy decorated for the occasion.
oix tables were in use by the players The first
prizes were-silver Hawaiian bracelet, won by
Miss Field, and shaving case won by Mr. q. 6.
Mcdowell; BOBBY prizes--Iapanese doll won by
Miss Isabel Moore, aud Jumping jack by Mr. s.
T. Millette. Miss Ida Harmon, Miss Jennie
Havenner, Miss Isabel Moore and DIR. E. G.
WILKINSON favored the company with some very
pleasant vocal and instrumental music. Re-
freshments were served at the con-
ciusion of the zane. Those present were:
Miss Ida Harmon, Miss Jennie Hayeaner, Miss
isabel Moore, Miss Grace Hampson. Miss Lille
Alden. Miss Irene Daily. Miss Ella Virgins
Miss Tudie Ravenburg, Miss Ida Mclean, Miss
Julia Burke, Miss Sadie Leech, Miss Nina Lacey,
Miss Daisy Field, Mr. II. G. Mcdonald, Mr.. g. L.
Mullett. Mr.. Harry Leech Mr. Arthur Mans
held. Mr.. Charlie ober. Lieutenant J. L. Bel
fanny, Mr.. Julien Edmonston, Mr.. AL Pum-
phrey, Mr.. Sam Rome. Mr.. Will wilkinson, Mr..
Frank Mcdonnell, Mr.. Edward Havenner.
HoP AT HOTEL RAINIEE.
The FIRST of the series OF the informal hops
that are TO be given at the Rainier hotel took
place last Wednesday night. Although infor-
nal II was entirely elegant. The permanent
summer guests of the hotel were present as OBJ
servers or participants, and their acquaintance
and friends who reside in Seattle. The music
was inspiring for the may measure. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs Bloomfield,
Mr. and Mrs Maurice McMicken, Captain and
Mrs. Moves Mr.. ard Mrs. b. Powers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rollins. Mrs. Thomas Burke, Mrs. Thomas
Ewing. N rs. Folsom, of Boston; Mrs. HI. g.
Struve, Miss stephens Miss Lois Sheafe. Miss
Nary Strive, Miss Lizzie Folsom, Miss Noyes,
Miss Hobbs. Miss Thompson. Mr. John Craig
Mr.. p. Smith, Mr.. Abram Barker, Mr.. r. B.
Alberison, Mr.. James II. Lewis, Mr.. W. G. Nor
ris, MI Lymon Elmors, Mr.. Frank Burns.
IMPRoMPTU.
At Mrs. A Fortlouis' reception, last Sunday
evening. 623 Yesier avenue, the following i'm
promptu literary programme was arran ged and
most agreeably rendered:
Song-"You Never Miss Your Mother Till She
is Gone" Miss Beckie Shcenfeld
Recitation-.sThe Blacksmith's story -.
songarhat is Love- Miss hsas Clara nnn Koran
Recitation-"Mrs Murphy,s Receipt
Observation-Disclosures Donkey AXE Ia law
sons--Twinkle. Twinkle. Little st.r. Ike levy
Reciasion-rhe Dream Of Rn Msa H s1an Calm
............. Mr.. E. l. Lezinsky
song-"Good-bye, Ny Lover ................
.-.........- -.-.-...-..--.,. MISS Stena korn
MRS. EwIyG's DINNER.
Mrs Thomas Ewing entertained number of
her friends last Monday at the Rainier hotel, in
honor of Colonel and Mrs. Lee of Fort Van
couyer. The dining-room was made beautiful
WITH the choicest of AZ France roses, combined
with trailing smiIax. These were artisticaly
arranged IN bowls on the table, marking inter-
walls OF space on the damask. The favors were
dainty views of the sound. painted on imported
ivorne cards. The views were entirely dissimi-
lar and each guest received q different souvenir
Mrs. Ewing entertained In her happy manner
the following guests: Colonel and Mrs Lee
Fort Vancouver; Mrs. Stow, Mr.. and Mrs Jacob
Furth, Judge and Mrs 6. Fl. struve, Mr.. and
Mrs. MeCulskey. Mrs. Folsom, of Boston;
Colonel w. P. Ciough, Mr.. Abram Barker.
LAKE WASHINGTON DANCING CLUB.
The weeks diversions were happily terminated
last night By ball given in the Rainier hail,
corner Jackson and Green streets, by the Lake
Washington Dancing Club. This is q repre-
sentative society ball of the city, and all who
attend pronounce it such. Every dance given
is an occasion long emembered by those who
participate in the tripping of the light fan
tastie." There were sixty-dve couple present
The Muriatta Bros. string orchestra furnishes
the music for the occasion. The committee
were tireess in their efforts to please the guests
present, and are entitled TO much praise for the
excellent manner in which they conducted the
affair. The committee consists of Mr.. A. W.
Pratt, Mr.. J. F. Hardin, Mr.. P. A. Jones, Mr. E
A. Erjman.
The calendar kirmess that tie Woman's
Christian Tempe rance Union intends to hold
some time in August is C representation OF the
twelve months OF the year in different booths.
each booth to conform as nearly as possible TO
the month 1t represents, both in regard to goods
sold ard the arrangement OF IL in general, The
krmess that Miss Strauss has been invited TO
conduct is quite different The word kirmess is
derived from the German, and means dance of
the nations. In all cities where it has been
e.
ceIved. Many OF the dances are very besuti-
full and fantastic. But outside of its beautiful
scenic effects IL has a historical value
APEoNIssD MUSICAL TREAT
Miss Cora Finch and Miss Lena Vol IT, of San
jose, Cal, are spending their vacation in the
Northwest and are et present visiting friends in
Seattle. Miss Finch has charge of the depart
nent o., music in the public schools OF San
JOSE having received her musical education in
san Francisco, while Miss voltz spent three
years in Boston studying under the best mas
tiers in this country. Both young ladies' are yo-
calists OF q high order, and at the request OF q
number of friends have consented to give an
evening of music, assisted by some OF Sea;tle's
best talent at the Methodist Oh urcE some even
ing during this week.
YOUNG MEMS PLEASURE
The Young Mems Christian Association had a
meeting last Monday night. com binlng business
and pleasure. After the transaction OF the
former refreshments were pa-taken OF, and A
musical and literary programme rendered,
which was as follows:
Song Professor Bells
Recitation. Mr.. Thornton
Remsrks-'our Work. G. Carter
song. ..-.---.--.....--. ir. Bowman
song .'.'-------...--. Ar Lent
Recitation. ...........--. Miss Farmland
LAWN TENNIS.
Lawn tennis is one of this seasons special
sources of outdoor amusement. There are
several courts in various parts OF the city, but
none more attractive than the one of Tenth and
Spring streets, belonging 10 Mr. A. P. Hill. Mr..
l. w. Wilmington. Mr. wilson and Mr. H. w
Baker Here many pleasant hour is spen,
paying tennis. and in animated conversation.
After the game the merry party stro.ls TO some
ha-. hx al ir ri taff and