The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-31

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talked. sang and partook Of the delicious
refreshments which had been pre-
pared for the occasion. At q late
hour all returned with many thanks to
Messrs. Ward and Kinnear for the pleas
ures of the evening. Those present were
Miss Josie Short. Miss Clara Bigeiow, Miss
Rena Bagiey, Miss Winnie Knox, Miss
Myrta Bagley, Miss Agnes Greene, Miss
Maud Ward, Miss Minnie Pelton, Mr.. c..
A. Kinnear. Mr. c. G. Ward, Mr.. Mathew
Gormley. Mr.. r. 7. Hawtey, Mr.. e. v.
Bigelow, Mr.. Irving Alvord, Mr.. Will
Bimby and Mr.. o. C. McGilvera.
RETURNING TOURISTS.
Quite party of Seattle people arrived
Friday on the steamer Queen of the Pa
ciic from Alaska Among this party were
Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. NJ. Pratt, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. II. Gilman, Councilman and Mrs.
j. N. Wallingford, Mr.. and Mrs. Noble
Wallingford, Mr.. and Mrs. e. d. Stimson,
son and daughters, and others There
were also present on the steamer on the
way from Alaska, Mr.. and Mrs w. w.
Taggert. of Watertown, New York; Mr..
and Mrs. HI. H. Kahlsaat, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. III. Durand and Mr.. and Mrs. e. H.
Pike. all of Chicago: Mr.. Thomas Dunn
and daughter. of St Louis; DR.. and Mrs.
Newell and Rev. and Mrs. Newell, of
Lynn. Mass.
A MAZE MART.
The date for the Maze Mart to be given
under the auspices of the Jewish congre-
cation, has finally been fixed for October 8,
9aAd 10, to be followed by grand ball on
the 18th. Professor Dillon has been en-
gagged to conduct the affair, and neither
money nor pains will be spared to make it
grand success. Many ladies and gentle
men will take part dressed in accordance
with the various characters assigned them.
Thirty pieces OF music will be engaged to
furnish dancing music for the occasion.
The proceeds will go toward the erection
of q magnificent temple on the corner of
Eighth and Seneca streets, on the lots re-
Gently purchased by the congregation.
ANGLING PARTY.
Among the many and varied festivities of
last week was an angling party given by
Mrs. Hayden Mcclellan at her home, 80
Tenth street, last Monday. The compel
itors were: Miss May Reilly, Miss Anna
Nevins, Miss T. Goodale, Miss Mary Struve,
Miss Starting, Miss Nellie Rumsey, Miss
Sheafe, Miss Jessie Carter, Miss Carter,
Miss Heitsh., Mrs. Richard, Mr.. Valen-
tine, Mr.. Baker, Mr.. III. Meserve, Mr..
Thornell, Mr.. George Carter, Mr.. Fletcher
Golfer, Mr.. H. B. Pomeroy, Mr.. Wilson,
Mr.. F. A. Bell, Mr.. George SLOVENIAN, Mr..
Frank Burns. Mr.. Harry Meserve drew
the gentlemen's first prize and Miss Heit-
shu drew ladies first prize.
CHURCH ENTERTAINMENT.
The entertainment on Wednesday even
ing at the North Seattle Baptist church
was in all respects a decided success. The
church platform was finely decorated with
flowers and plants. Mrs. Treat, Mrs.
Laird, Mrs. Hammond, Mrs. Creighton, the
Misses Castle, Pelton, Hamblet, Noble.
Prosch, and Messrs. Hendrie. Lent and
Creighton took part in the entertainment
That part OF the programme rendered by
e. f. Shaffer with the bones, with piano
accompaniment by Miss Durant, was a
pleasant and novel feature. The orchestra
led by Houser and Prosch was unusually
good. The Misses Ketchum, Leland and
Durant acted as ushers.
coNcoRDrA OUTING.
On Sunday last the Concordia Social
Club gave their second outing at Ravenna
Park. About seventy of the members and
their lady friends attended. making the
affair thoroughly enjoyable one. Wsg-
ner's orchestra discoursed sweet strains Of
music throughout the day, and at S 80 the
party returned home in special car pro-
vided for them. The club is in q very
fourishing condition, and will shortly have
very elegantly furnished apartments on
one of the principal streets. A full dress
ball will undoubtedly be the next amuse-
ment offered its members.
FIRST REGIMENT BAND.
The First Regiment band despite the
other festivities of the week, supplied large
number of people with enjoyment Friday
night with their usual concert. The follow
ing programme was given.
March, "Nacocas' Petfee
U Over Il Amazone -, beau
Patrol, The Passing Regiment" ......-... coeriy
selection, Plantation Pasiimes co r9ean
Arabian March. Characteristic" Reeves
Spanish Fantasia, la Paloms" Msssues
Galop, Gee Whiz". ..................Fo Folks
MRS. GILBERT's LUNCHEON.
An elegant luncheon and reception was
given by Mrs. Captain Gilbert at her home
2,207 Sixth street, on Wednesday, in honor
of her guests, Mrs. Captain Brotherton and
daughter, of Port Townsend. Among those
present were: Mrs. Captain c. C. Gilbert.
Mrs. Captain Brotherton, Mrs. Major
Moore. Mrs. Judge Ellsworth, Mrs. Andrew
Voiz. Mrs. Judge Turner, Mrs Hotel, Mrs.
Shaw, Mrs. Phillips, Miss Ethel Brother
ton, Miss Jessie Mathews, Miss Amy Gill
bert. Miss Sanderson and Miss Jennie Gill
bert.
''PrNAFoRE" CAST.
The following is the cast of characters
for performance of "Pinafore," TO be given
about the first week in September:
Ralph Rackstraw.. Mr.. r G. OBrieu, Olympia
Sir Joseph. Mr.. W. B. Com pton
Captain Corcoran. Mr. J. II. Middlebrook
Dick Deadeye. Mr. Swoodruff, OLYMPIA
Boatswain's mate. Mr. Tobin
Josephine. Mrs. VI. 8. Story
Little buttereup.-.....-- Mrs G. +. Ire at
Cousin Hebe. ........Miss Ruby Bray
BOATING PARTY.
A small but congenial party spent last
Monday afternoon in q sail over Lake
Washington. Music, dancing and refresh
ments served to pass the time. The party
returned to the starting point by moon
light Those who enjoyed the event were:
Miss Emma Coleman, Miss Katie Red man.
Miss Julia Sprague, Mr.. John Dalton. Mr..
Charles Cohen and Mr.. Waiter Browne.
WEDDINGS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The residence of the happy bridegroom
at Shilshole bay was the scene of an inter.
esting ceremony shortly after O'Clock on
the afternoon of Wednesday, August Of.
when Mr.. Christian Scheuerman and Mrs.