The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-16

tain-Social Notes.
OLYMPIA, March i5-Several yery 6ue days
during this week caused much ont ol-doos exer-
cise- Pedestrian expeditions and hofsebsck
isnnis 70 points and places in the distant sub
urhs were made b. many In the ever charming
AT HOME 6ArHExrs6s
Afternoon and evening "at homes now rule
amidst the respective sets Of local society &C
cording 10 inclination and convenience. Many
OF the residents Of standing in the social area Of
Olympia have special evenings for the welcome
entertainment Of those recorded on their espe-
elAi lists- Thus. while eli IL In Keeping with
the requisite tone a high life. selection and
choice 80 according 70 taste nevertheless in
good taste. Among the social leaders whose
homes and surroundings are credit 70 the cap
itsa and Themselves. and who extend every cour-
hay 70 the statesmen and their wives, and
their own long established neighbour, are
Mayor and Mrs. John r. Convey, Mr.. and Mrs
Albert A. Phillips and their lovely daughter.
Miss Gertie Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. A. Hard
away Chambers and their entertaining relative,
Mia Annie Connolly: Mr.. 8 c. woodruff, his
estimabic mother and her charming daughters
the Misses Maud and june General ana Mrs. 7.
II. cavanaugh. and their accomplished daugh-
ter. Misc kena. assisted in at homes by the
graceful Miss Bessie Loe: Mr. and Mrs A. B.
Cowies, and ther adm irable daughter, Miss An
ME cowles: Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Weir, SIR. and
Mn- W McAicken. Mr. aud Mira A. B. Wood
ard and their estimable daaghter, Miss Eims;
Mr. aud MA Herbert McMicken. Mr.. and Mrs
Robert @. stuart. Mr.. and MfA r. Mckinney,
Judge Charles H. Aver and his cultivated sister,
Miss Louisa Aver, assisted II receptions by her
courteous friend. Miss Maud Wilson; Mr. and
Mira O. G. Ward, General and Mrs r
@. o'brien. Mr. ana Mrs. J. C. Horr.
County Auditor and Mira J. r. Tweed, Captain
and Mrh J. J. Gilbert, M1 q w. Percival, Mr.
and Mrs John C. Perciyal. DIR. and Mra c. /.
Fiannigsn. DR.. and Mrs. Armstrong, Mn Clara
T. sylvester and her capable daughter Miss May,
Mr.. and Mra Peterneid Turpin and daush
Nj. and MIRA A. D. Whitney. Mr.. and MA B. W.
Brintnell. Mr.. and Mrs. I. NJ. Reed and daughter
kmma. Mr.. and Mrs- Nathan Kaufman, Mr. and
Mira Harris. Mn. l. Battman. Mr.. and Mrs..
Joseph Chain
There aremsny other old aud substantial resi-
dents. but who are net especially devoted to the
forms otetiqnette.
NOME txLksaArfos.
Mrs. A. A. Phillips received few friends ii
camp whist ON WednsedW eyentns. The large
iiantly lighted and beautifully festooncd with
smiiax. cansing II TO scem more lovely than
usual Her charming hospitality Is too we'll
known to need chronicIing. and the guests of
course passed delightful evening. The occa-
sion was IN extra session Of the woman's ooci-
ETY.. and celebration Of the birth anniversary OF
Mrs.. g. N. King. one Of 10 6xt and most es-
tcemed members Those present were:
Mrs c. NJ King. Mira Captain Gilbert, Mrx
NJ. 7. Jones. Mira DIR. Conover, Mrs. Robert e.
stuart. Mrs samuel G. Ward. Mira A. B. Cowlsx,
Mn. :. n. Percival. MuL ]. c. Perciva!. Mra
James Tsrbell. Mrs r. N Allen. Mrs H. 3. Nc
Eiroy, Mrs Captain j. g. Parker. Mrs. Herbert
McAicken, Miss stamps and Miss Phillips. the
lovely daughter OF the hostess. who during the
he eli
upon the piano from classic and popular music
sunrRisE PARTY.
On Tuesday evening the young gentlemen
samnel, isidore and Adolph Kaufman. sons of
Mr.. g. kaufman, were pleasantly surprised At
their home by several Of their genial acquaint.
snces The surprise commenced with vocal
and instrumental music. after which the party
vas invited within doors. where they passed .
very enjoyable time until . late hour Among
those Of the visitors we're: The Misses Edna
Rogers Katie Engley, May Randolf. Lilly vii.
son. Lulu Brown, Eta phipps. Mamie vsut
Addie Libby. Nina Kaufman and Nessrs. C. G.
Bell, Henry Ha ris John L. Henderson, Emery
Want. David Baker. Bush Baker Frank Lully.
George Brown. David Williams George Wolf
and the kaufmaas
ssSnEisSoHs MUSIC.
The massc.loving throng tha, gathered in
Columbia hall on Thursday night 10 hear the
vocal and instrumental tones of the Mendels-
sohn QGinsette cinh was highly pleased with
every rendition Quiet and app1eeiative listen.
ms. the rendering Of applause. encores and
fuFores In recognition OF such talent allowed the
existence OF IA unknown quality OF musical eul.
ture among many who have not for some years
had opportunity 20 enjoy such familiar strsins
OF opsra
ANNIVERSARY BANQUET
The Wofnan's Club. on TUESDAY ~ q regular
meeting, postponed tie anniversary banquet 10
March 81 One hundred Invitations viii be ssn,
out. ard II Ia expect-s, that the affair win b. :
brilliant snceess- The Installation OF the newly
esee'ed ossccss took place n the regular session
oa Tuesday.
caoSs-rafLsSrfxv
Al The brides rsstsenee. Eastern ofyrnn;a On
see evening OF Tuesday last Mrs NsftSs .
TaiieBtine and Mr.. LAWS A. coans were anissa
I'm marriage. The ceremony wss conducted hv
Ksv. Is. A. I-snden OF tbs NJ T. church.
VAS ruT~aALl
Al the residence Of NJ John Mcclure, on
Wednesday eveaanx, NE v l. Van rplt ana
Miss Isabella Hall we're united in the bonds "a
rnssriraoay. Rev. q. A. Lsusen officiating al the
esFemnny.
NJ J. C Hcrr. Who has been OF essfness tr.e
h saiifornis. arrived hornr to-day hy steamer
and the straits Of san Juan.
Rev. W. n. Lee. y. n. has sons Ess, 70 vf,s,
friends AMI 70 reside ~ Denver. where he Ass .
eaN 20 prc.sh. Mrs lee IL 10 seave nexs wesf
asd issr her husband ~ ,hsf Place.
Mrs I n Van Eaton. al clesrwa,sr. kan
sssss< Of Surveyor gIsneral csvxnarsh, Is here
ca VISA She stll rsrasia dar nS the summer
sessos ss a guest Of sas csvanaugax
TACOMA SOCIETY.
TIE Trinity saaia Iuncheon Tn.
Nemsn's Exchsnse sale.