The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-08


kept up until twelve O'clock, there
= Inns BEEN "a infermiss1on between
- sIxtn ana seventh dances. when refresA-
n1enu vere served- Among these present
s1e MA White. the principal at the
anhis write Seminary, Miss Naxtingty,
.ss 1race Watson. Miss Laura Smith.
- Emma Smith. Miss Daisy Smith. Mss
snne noyf Miss Emlly KAtz. Miss Catisn.
-. s Minnle Iafiin. Miss Amy Burnett.
s Jennn foroes. Miss Edith Ken
Miss Aadge ominetie. Miss
SaaA nennett. Hiss Benedict. Of Salt
,a.e Gty. Miss Aoyers Miss Matte
DsAex, Aiss stewart. Miss Gu. Miss Laugh
se.s .iss mildred kstsens. Miss Robinson.
aiss !amason. Miss Jennie Whipp,s. Miss
as9a klkins. Hiss Esteile Haxan. Nessrs<
SEN Cati,n. 4. s. Barton. Il J. Halssed.
Aftnnr fr1ch3rd. Z. s. Bull. ]. H Deee,
a. Mcodrun. ". Le B. Johnson.
rf.nk Aatnnsiy. Walter Harvey. Henry
S. Frank Allyn. George Palmer.
n 5ousnafd, n Higgins, Everett +.
naoE n 3. DO Wolf. y. A. Young,
sonn uiooe. Professors Pulford and Morse
ma otaefs
OCEAN kkei1Ab-
On tuesday and Wednesday evenings
sne grand organ recital at the neu First
ffesoytersan church. which had been %
eaeer'y looked forward 20 BY the music
loving people OF this city. took place. and
r,11s'1sS W. ."saeip.taons @ AZ Mf.
60 - -. 1 mo 30 tne feputs-
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t;,.. 49, y. -, - 49, 49, s'u ul1.cuis selro-
- s1 - tsyeo upo.s .ns gan,
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No., ,,,.-,S 49,. s-.s - ss. ~i.n So o.eal'
tnor -. e, 49, -. -. s....-. ~
Makinscn M Ioshr. ps.rc. NJ
shank. Mis- Derirksnr NJ n Rrns,rv
Mr.. ~. p. Dak;n and the Preshvserisn
choir.
MOONLIGHT rxcunsrox.
On Wednesday evening the voun. reop,e
Of the First Bspsiss church vent On { a..
lightfui moonlight excursion ON the
steamer Multnomah- They left the wharf
ct half-past seven and did not return home
until late hour. The night was an ideal
one for an excursion ON the sound. Is the
moon, which was almost full. shone with
unequallsd splendor over the waters and
not cloud dimmed its radiance. The
spirits and every moment Of the evening
was enjoyed.
pxr,curyrY. srrys,sx
Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Manning vere d.
bsbtfullv surpriseli on Tue.dsy evsr;ne bx
! number Of Young people Of the First Con-
ererational church. who had pvcuared !
surprise party for them. Thev anne.rad
unaunounced IN the evening. and most
enjoyable time was spent by ill. Who ex-
efted themselvs to the utmost to render
the evening pleasant one.
erRLs GUILD PETE
The lawn fet~ which vas "a have Nan
siven 81 the Girls Guild a. 81 Luke.s
noned ON account of the iuclemencv 81 the
weather, and will be given To- morrow even
ing, II he weather il propitious. ct the red
dsnce Of Bishop Paddock.
PINK TEA social
On TUESDAY, evening there vas ! mini b.
social 81 the African Nethodist Eni.oonaI
church for the benefit Of The pastor 81 that
church. II vas sleliehtful social. ana Fl
thorourhiv enioyed thomselves. eech uun
having boen pseoentod wt1h 60 ~ - |
before departing.
PERSONAL
Mr.. w. F. Hopping has LEFT for Illinois.
where he viii marry Miss Gardner They
viii come 70 Tacoma via southern Califor-
MA. and expecs 70 arfive here about
July 10
Miss Garretson leaves for Portland To-
day, where she wiii meet ner brother. and
from there sney VIII 20 70 New FORK.
wnefe sney VIII remain severn weekA
Mr.. a. A. strong, presidents OF the Ia
coma FOUNDRY aud Machine Company, Y
N tne city' having srnveu nefs iszt week
from hocnes'ef. =.
Miss Ellie j. fie, dangnser o. MT. W.h.
rlie, mas come 70 THIS city from 'no UNI
versity OF the racine - san Jose. eai-' 70
spend nef sscat'on.
Mr. snu A Ihihp nAves
while Az aitinG the comnaenon OF tneir new
mouse. 'Asen :. soon's =" aoo''s Aseuus
MT. ? ~. I'uaasel' suvrfntueus uHeS.of
OF the Union Pacific railroad, left for tho
East on saturday, May Oh
Mr.. A. n. Fitch. president OF the Trad
ers' bank. OF this city. has returned home
after visit to New York.
Mr.. G. H. Prescott. second vice-prssident !
OF the Northern Pacific railroad. has 70
turned from foruaad-
Hon. ]. +. Henry. Wholesale drug
dealer OF New YORK, spent several days in