The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-17

between Miss Lizzie Folsom. of Boston.
ana Miss Edna Jones. OF ST. Paul. who are
summering in this vicinity. The race was
witnessed BY . large number of invited
guests Captain Fuller instigated the con-
test The race was half 8 mile. Miss
Jones appeared in her little craft in blue,
MISS Folsom in crimson. The race
was intensely exciting and was
won by Miss Jones, although
Miss Folsom was only hair
oreadths in the rear. The first prize was a
Donbonniere box. gold lined, the second
prize vinaigrette. Those who witnessed
the race between the fair contestants were
Captain and Mrs. Fuller, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Porter. Mr.. and Mrs. Marshal Shaffner,
MRS. Thomas Ewing, Mrs. Albert Kelly,
Mrs. Folsom, Mr.. and Mrs. Donaldson.
mrs. :. Waterman, Mrs. Charles Painter,
MISS Johnson. Miss May Mcclellan. Miss
1. Goodali, Mr.. Craig. Mr.. Por.er.
RAINIER HOTEL HoP.
The Rainier hotel presented a most
brilliant appearance again at the hop last
wednesday night. A large party oil Raw
mond excursionists registered at the hotel
that day, and the number of dancers and
spectators was large. The scene was q very
pretty one. The verands was filed with
people iounging in easy chairs The great
staIrways were utilized for balconies.
Dainty young girls in white dresses, brave
in ribbons and dancing shoes and
bright hosiery were as numer.
GUS as on the Atlantic coast.
The towns folk who were present as
spectators or dancers were Mrs. Richard
Nevins, Mrs. Thomas Ewing, Mrs. Folsom,
Miss May Riley, Miss Nettie Rumsey. Miss
Mary Struve, Mr.. Meserve, Mr.. HI. b.
Pomeroy, Mr.. G. H. Fay, Mr. Albertson,
Mr.. Thomas.
DRAMATIC INTERPRETATIONS.
Under the management of Mrs. Celeste
Langley Slauson, Madame Tisdale gave q
dramatic Interpretation last Monday even
ing. A large and appreciatiye audience
was present, and Madame Tisdaie charmed
them with several interpretations. The
programme was quite unique, hapd-printed
and painted by Jessie Fisken. The order
of exercises was as follows:
Gabriel Grub" Dickens
"Bells of Shandon" Father Prout
Solo, Arabian Love song. Willard
.rs. Mrs Frederick Jewell Laid.
Miss Mamie Miller. -. 80,
The Chariot Race" From Ben Hur
fosing....-. illustrating Poetic Ideals
PICNIC AT GREEN LAKE.
A very pleasant outing and private pic
mic took place last Sunday on the beautiful
shores of Green lake. Late in the evening
all depated homeward bound, with the re-
membrance OF happy day. Those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. d. kaufman, Mr..
and Mrs. Abe Levy, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Marks. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kaufman,
Miss Bertha Levy, Miss Sarah kaufman,
Miss Annie Crist, Miss Ulga Crist Miss
Yetta Levy, Miss Maude Levy, Miss Sadie
kaufman, Miss Amy Kaufman, Miss Salma
Enghdol, Mr.. William Crist, Mr.. Samuel
Kaufman, Master Samuel Levy, Master
key Levy.
OPEN AIR CONCERT.
The second open air concert on the Uni
versity grounds was given last Thursday
night. These concerts are sources of en-
joyment to great many people of Seattle.
The following music was discoursed:
Mar h-"sixth Ohio Ri gimenf" Stephens
acknowledgement KeI.r Bels
Introducing bell. whip and sleigh bel So
Patrol-sComiQue', ...........Hf ndley
Tuba soio--"Tuba's Pride" Ripley
Mr. Frank Kuhn.
Potpourri from martha" Florow
Bolero-"Legerro Invincibles" $3.50. Ardittl
Galop-"0rpheus"-. ..-................Of enbach
AROUND A CAMPFIRE.
One of the jolliest and happiest of the
summers camping parties returned last
Tuesday on the Wasco The time was spent
while camping in boating. fishing and
bathing. while at the close of each day the
party gathered around a huge campfire
built on the beach. DR.. and Mrs. Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. w. Shelton. Mrs. Aus
tin, Miss Nina Austin. Miss Rena Bagley,
Miss Myrtle Bagley, Miss Lora Scott, Mr.
Kelso, Mr.. G. w. Vaughn, Mr. Wyle C.
Morris, Mr.. Frank Griffith and Master
Morros Shelton comprised the party.
Mr.. scHRGpER's DINNER
Mr.. II. A. Scnre Ter, of this city. gave
a dinner last ev ming at the Mason Doree
to number of the members of the Turn
verein Society of Portland. Oregon. Ca
terer Stahman, and Steward HaN kins did
justice to the occasion. and the evening
was happy one in every way. There
were present: Mr.. Herman Boss, Mr.. w.
Wanner, Mr.. H. Radernacher. Mr.. r.
STANCE. Mr.. G. Meese, Mr.. C. Eisel, all of
Portland; and Mr.. Louis Harbach and
Mr.. II. A. Schroeder. of Seattle.
LAKE CUsHMAN PARTY.
The Lake Cushman camping party are
now located in camp at the lake enjoying
Cushman trout. The members of the party
are as follows: Mr.. Albert Bryan, Mr..
Fred Hardy, Mr.. Ed Crow, Mr.. c. N. Wal
lace, Mr.. Frank Willard Mr.. J. E. s. Cain,
Mr.. A. E. Chaffey, Mr.. Ned Waters, Misses
Nettie Perrin, Bessie Keith, Mabel James.
Jessie and Minnie Bryan, and Mrs. Jessie
Cain.
sSoHoMrsH PERSONAL NOTES.
Mrs. Mary HI. Osborne. who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. NJ. L. Sinclair. in
Snohomish the last two months, returned
by the Umatilla to her home in Berkeley,
Cal. Mrs. l.. G. Low also goes below to
snend the winter with Mrs A. B Merrill