The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-18

kAakin. Mr. Marx Resd. Mr. L X Armss-cnx.
Ar IL v. ossies. Major c. ~ baron. Major
6sosge " Barter. ~. Gus Harris Nj. Z. E
lfegc. Mt J. c, Van Erp&. Mr. A. \ Hoys.
II. Dave Baker. Mr. Tom Reno. NJ E r.
James Mr.. y. H. Roberts. NJ A J. Mason.
-. = !. sewer. M Charles II. Klttiuser. NJ.
Alex JsnEey. Ar. George 6. Mia Mr. Nev.
Lacey. Mr. 4. Z Laberse. Ms clayrc.s. Pro
isssor Chapman. Mr.. Fred Allen. Mr. G u
Aease. MT !. NJ Reed. sF. supper was served
ID the spacious dining hail, attended By fifteen
eososed servisors. they being Supervised By .
ncfec direcsos- In the Kitchen department. the
nsaa had h<en prepared hy scientific eAef Dc
ekssss< Two hours were occupied by The par
oeipantx meanwhile the dance went rally on.
LAWN TENNIS
The eiesanf grounds surrounding the grand
RESIDENCE OF Mr. A. A. Phiilips Is the freau NJ re-
sors ior lava tenais gatherings OF the peliie
ycans society people az the city. Tonight the
rexfy was sArge and an ou.of door iSnch Vas
ssrvsd 70 the suex 4 Among those preseas were
seen the Misses Larxie and Gsr,ie Phillips Miss
Mabel Brnnsr. Miss Annie Coxsex. Miss Gertse
hoys, Mn J. G. How. Mrs A. Z. Host, NJ. A. X.
hoys Nj. Il v. Og1tn 1.-The Erea; player. Mr., C.
r How THE good player. Hon A. 4 Linesley.
Mr Alfred Martin. Mr. Sam NcKenny. Mr.. /. n
Reed. IT,. Ar. John Rankin
rUNvsrxR SOCIETY.
The ladies OF the wonens Christian Temper
ance Union were il coaveatien ct this young
NiaSara on Tuesday NJ the Meth ei.xt Episcopal
church % organize "a auxiliary society Miss
Henrietta Moore. the lecturer and organizer
succeeded in founding the society with twenty
Two memoera orieess elected for the ensuing
year are: Mira e /. Mead. president: Mira A.
Nnitemarsa. Mrs. Z. Stewart. vice presidents:
Mrs L Rnsi~dge. corresponding secretary: MA
= hiseeA- recording secretary. Miss Eva clark.
treasurer. Miss Moore lectursd u isrxc audi
ence. Her resasrks were touching. pointed and
we.ltimed
CREAM FOE JUVENILES.
The Young Peop.c's Society OF the Consrega-
ffoasl caurca had IN ice cream spciabsc se The
Congregational church on Wednesday evening"
There were present hisy tarse children. young
ia1iss AMI married wonen and forty seven
yeuifs ana grown gentlemen. Lacious Ice
cream was served In abundance and peasant
social and comfortable tins was passed.
AN OIL PORTRAIT.
A distinguished painter ct present in the cify,
Is painting large oil portrait of Professor l. E.
Feliansbce. OF the Olympic llexi ,e institute.
IL 10 the crediiaa!e work Of mssier hand.
wEppiSs.
On Friday. al carly dawn. Miss Ma-gie Gran
ger and Nj. I. z Slater we're uaitcd in wsdloek
by Rev. Mr. BACK. They LETT Tor San Francisco
on their wedding tour.
Iy7gNpKD WEDDINGS.
Two weddings are soon TO take pace. the high
contracting par les being OF prominent families.
and youth and beauty. On of the grooms is OF
exquisite ard manly esteem, n resident OF
Taronaa, whose genial face is frequeasly seen
upon our streets
PERSONALS
Mr.. Alfred Downins. an engineer well known
in this city, has accepted position vita Cap.
tain symonds. Of the United States engineers
once. Portland, who has charge of the govern
ment works on the Columbia
Messn. IL b. aud G. W. shune. prominent and
wealthy gentlemen Of Wisconsin. are here for
season. examining the county with . view Of
investment
Mn. Judge John r Hoyt. Of Seattle, il IN the
city with her husband. They will remain
thr0u shout the summer at the Hotel Olympia
Ieutsn aas-Governnr Iaachton has removed
his Office to the Tslcoss building.
Mr.. and Mrx Z. G. Deming visited Seattle dur
Ing two days OF this week
Mrs. Governor Ferry and daughter visited Be-
attic during the week.
Secretary OF State Weir has passed the week
1t Port Townsend
Miss Louisa passed two days q Seattle this
week