The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-03

members are: Mr. Abram Barker. Mr.. Harry r
Meserve, Mr.. n n. Wood, Mr.. Saunders. Mr..
= B. Wrestling. Mr. G. B. Wood, Mr.. r. coe.
Mr. George z Adsms Mr.. w. b. Thornell Mr.
=: q Downing, Mr. J. Readman. Mr.. C. T. Cha.
pin, Mr.. H v. v. Bean. Mr. O. A. Spencer NJ
Q. 7. Mckenzie, Mr.. Ross Eckhardt, Mr.. Charles
wilson. Mr.W.A. Harrington. Mr.. g. N. o'Brien.
Mr.. J. A. Robinson, Nj. Daniel Kelleher, Mr.. +.
A. Houseworth.
Among the best courts In the city are the
ones owned BY Mr.. Came and MT Skillings
These courts are at their residence on Madison
street and are made of well-rolled dirt with
hard pan and water lime mixed. Mr.. C. e
West, MI. II B. Pomeroy, Mr. +. NJ Palmer. Mr..
J. A Jackson, Mr.. George Noyes. Mr.. A. w.
Conant and Mr. G. E. Miller are frequenters at
these courts The court of Mr.. John Morris
corner Fourth aud Lenora, il considered an ex-
ceilent one. A few of those who enjoy Mr.
morris hospitality are Misss Kellam, Miss
blanche Relic, Mrs. elise. MissGenevieve Relic.
MI. Paul Richardson. Mr. Leon Mears, Mr. aud
Mrs. g. h Parks Mr.. Linn Relic and Mr..
washer Mr.. Bnrwell has good court on Sixth
ana blanchard. Miss Emery. Eleventh and
Marion; Mr.. George Kinnear, Queen Anne
Town, and Mr.. A. p. Hill all have fine courts
that are quite popular.
MRS. JAY L. TrBBrTTs' RECEPTION
M1 Jay e. Tbbitts opened her home, corner
OF Fourth and Seneca streets. 10 the members
ana friends OF the Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union last Wednesday night The parlors
library and dining-room were enhanced with
choice cut flowers, arranged in cut-glass
bowls and rare ysses. The lawn was IL
Illuminated, and tables and seats ARRANGED
SO that those who pleased remained outside.
refreshments OF ices and cakes were served
The evening was thoroughly enjoyable, and
Mrs Tibbitts charming hostess. Those pres
ent were: Mrs. NJ. +. Handsgcker. Mrs. II. S.
II 2pif Nro
MIS- T. l. Roberts, Mrs. H. E. McCulloch. Mrs.
NJ u. Scott. Mrs T. }. HELEN. Mrs. E Thurlow.
Port Townsend; Mrs. B. B. Williamson, Mrs. A. H.
Harrison, Mrs. Dr. Price, Mrs II. C. Appiegate,
Mrs. I. Boddys Mrs. S. ]. White,
Mrs s. s. Mcconnell, Mrs. A. c. Rob-
ers, Mrs Clarence White. Mrs. L. E Booth.
Mrs. A. Moore, Mrs Il. ). Osborne, Mrs. Has
kins, Mrs. L 4. White, Mrs. Captain Gilmore.
Miss May Jennings, Miss ]. A. Jenn-
ings. Miss julia Bauer, Miss Helena
McRae. Miss Grace Ball, Miss Leigh, Miss Mary
Hyde, Miss Mary Downie, Miss Lizzie Browne,
Miss v. B. Hawley. Miss Josie Kollock, Miss
Jennie Van Amnnge, Miss Stella chadDourne,
Miss Cora Lay, Miss S. E Iltig, Miss
Minnie Sargent, Miss Mary McCulloch,
Mr.. w. II. Chairman, Mr.. T. E. Beulal, Mr..
d. II. Hawley, Mr. A. G. Creelman. Mr.. J. H.
Livingston, Mr.. E. w. Gilbert, Mr.. WY. Ruth
erford. DR.. Tate, Mr.. W. c. Walker, Mr.. b B.
Williamson, Mr.. Charles Hooker, Mr.. Harry
Hyde, Mr.. R. G. Dalton, Mr.. Ira B. Mills, Mr.
Merit p Euyarf, Mr. ]. S Hunter, Mr.. Thomas
Mr.. Levin Johnson. Mr.. W. NJ. Morrison and Mr.
Robert Albur.
THE KERMIss.
Friday morning Miss Kate Stauss met the
juvenile participants in the kermiss. They
ranged in ages from years to IL years. The
part of the entertainment performed by the
children VIII bs exceedingly pretty, AMI in
other cities where the kermiss has been given
they have been received with rapture. The lit
tie ones present at the first rehearsal were:
Blanche Kelly, Ethel Garrett, Nellie How
ard, Ethel Haskins, Nena Rowe, lone
Cutler, Sadie Kellogg, Ruth Warehouse,
Clara Hill, Hazel Hill, Edna Snow, Daisy
Nueent Ora Brown, Anna Brown, Selvia
Dennker. sido Fnrth Edward Garrett, Henry
Yandell John Yandell, David Yandell, Herbert
Miller. Baron Bahntye, Eugene Levy, Leven
Powell The young ladies and gentlemen met
at o'clock Friday evening Those present at
the initial drill and who enrolled their names as
participants were: Miss Jennie Stewart. Miss
Brownie Brown. Miss Nellie Miller, Miss Blanche
Relic, Miss Mabel Shepard, Miss Olive Miller
Miss Teaff, Miss Hattie Mcdonald, Miss Ruby
Bray. Miss Marian Garfield. Miss Mile Hansard.
Miss Annie Kimball. Miss Hamilton, Miss Spar
ling, Miss Lillian Prewett, Miss Lizzie Gilmer.
Miss Florence McLaren, Miss Blanche Prewett,
Miss Dottie Smith. Miss Martha Yandell, Miss
Louie Huntoon. Miss Anita Hunt, Miss II. Rum
sey, Miss Lois Sheafe, Miss Clara Fisken, Miss
Beatrice Fisken. Miss A. Holbrook. Misses Carter,
Miss Fieken, Mr.. J. s. Lorraine Mr. j. c. Lewis.
Mir. C. L. N. Mccartney, Mr.. A. s Hanssrd, Mr..
G. W. Fay, Mr. S. Fredricks, Mr.. R. A. Chick.
Mr.. G. Sparkling, Mr.. W. d. Gilmer. Mr.. f. N.
Gilmer, Mr. F. Z. G. Berry. Mr.. A. K. Fisken,
Mr.. T. g. WOODBURY.. Mr.. J. G. Wright, Mr. ]. f.
Martin, Mr.. Walter Ely. Mr.. E. Haines. Many
more win participate In the carnivsl-
GOOD TENPLARs' SOCIAL AT BLACK DIAMOND.
The ladies of Diamond Lodge, No. 40, l. o. G.
T., gave an ice cream festival at the Bla Dia-
mond hall last Tuesday evening II was largely
attended. The committee on general arrange
ments had arranged ice cream tables, fruit
stands and booth, which was occupied by
Mazzie Evans, in which she sold lemonade The
ice cream tables were held by Misses Lizzie A.
Jones, Agnes Turnbull, Edith Hutchinson.
Annie Hanson. Lizzie Gibbon, Edith Thomas,
Polly Hughes. Maggie Williams and Ida Davis,
assisted by NJ. L. Davis. These young ladies
were kept constantly busy selling ice
cream and cake. Their tabl s were hand
somely decorated with flowers. Esther
Davis occupied booth in which she sol 1 all
fruits Of the season. The young ladies had pro-
fuse floral decorations. Among the amusements
were guess cakes, walking cakes and
weight cakes. The watkins cake was awarded
to the Rev. Mr.. Evans and Lizzie
Gibbon for being the most graceful walk
ers This cake was handsomely decorated
No one succeeded IN guessing what was in the
guess cake, and after the reading of the guesses
the cake was auctioned off to the highest bid
der, which brought $1.35. Mr.. John Phillips
scted as auctioneer. The weight cake was
awarded to Mrs Maggie Phillips for guessing
the correct weight of the cake, the weight being
FIVE and a half pounds. The sisters OF the lodge
wore white dresses and crowns with /. o. G. r.
inscribed on them. The success OF this enter
tainment was largely due to the executive CON-
mittee, Misses L. A. Jones. Agnes Turnbull,
Esther Davis, Maggie Dyer and Edith Hutchin-
son. The receipts are not yet known.
COMPLIMENTARY TO MISS HEITsHu.
Mrs. A. b. Stewart rendered to Miss Heitshu,
of Portland, q party AT her home in Queen Anne
Town, last Wednesday evening. An immense
Chinese pagods tent was spread on the lawn
and cauyassed for dancing The floral decora-
tons of the house. the illumination of house
and lswn, the large number of guests present,
the elegant toilettes worn by the ladies, and the
perfect success of every detail rendered it
one of the most brilliant events in the
history of Queen Anne Town. The
CHESTS were: Mr. and Mrs. Z. L. Terry, Mr. and
Mrs C. H. Kittinger, Mr.. and Mrs G. b. Kittin-
ger. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Pratt. Mr.. and Mrs
Engle, Mr. and Mrs. Higgins, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
g. LYON, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph F. McNaught,
Judse and Mrs Burke, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
McMicken, Mr. and Mrs MoCulsky. Mr.. and Mrs
Danlton. Mr.. and Mrs. Graham, Mr.
aud Mrs H. f. whitney. Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ.
vanDoren, Mr. and Mrs +. NJ
Carr. Mr.. and Mrs. Gazzam. Mr.. and Mrs. p. b.
N. Miller, Miss Anna Furth. Miss Mary Strive,
Miss Sheafe. Miss Young, Miss q. Hetshu, of
portland: Miss Nellie Miller. Miss Mabel Fill
Rims. Mss eoodall, Miss Henry, Miss May Riley.
Mr.. A. NJ Stewart. Mr.. H. B. Pomeroy, Mr.. r. NJ
pal,,ar NJ, Rarnes Mr. COMMON Mr. Fred