The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-23

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erx4es & soeiah end en1asn1nDenas during tie
nkxf ~ n0ufns which VII douh<IeW - Mese
eu5oyAAse ecca16ona n charter nsnnen u
- q AndreWrs eocloay are - follows. A.
Nurchfsoa. J. s. Keunedy, James - bnssA,
James LOuden d. xewEanda, John HepoEfn.
john " ssewars. John Macarthur. David Urine
Rehsrs Waxk John McBeafh. Villa ~
Alex. MeBeaxh, ". Z. Rutherford, william Nc
Insyre. JaD<s l. Psuvin. Joseph stsnsi, William
Anderson. Duncan Shaw. George 1intos WIN
Ian Chfanofm- 81. Ewtne. J. A. livingston, wal
~ Mcfarland. Daniel J. NcIADe. = A. Chs
hoam. A. Burma David Charleston. David lloyd
and II ~ Bruce
Fxccxxx6zyE Krcnkk
Mr. ard Ma b. 6. strsve gave progressive
euchre party. in honor Of Miss Lee Of Fosf van
eouver, q their hoGae, corner Of second and
Pine streets. Friday evening Mn Charles H.
Kistinxer and Nj ". Z Bailey were awarded
Grst prizes. and Mtss Les ana Mr.. Herman
Chaplin scared the body prize Thc<e prs
ert we're: Mr.. and Mn. Nanries NeAicken.
Mr.. and Ma C. q. Kiftfnger. Colonel and Nrs
Tbonas Ewing. Mr. and Mrx B G. Washhura.
Ar. and Ms Richard Nevins, Mr.. and Mrs. J. p.
Loumsu, Mr. and Nrx L A. sfrous. Mr. ana
Mrs.. George H. Hebron. Mr.. and AFss A. Z. Nc
culsky. Nn- l. q J. Hunt, Miss Lee. Miss T. iiy.
Miss Emory, Miss struve. Misc ReadmAns Nj. ".
3. Thonesl. Mr. Herman caapsn. Mf- w. T.
Bailey. Mr.. Alfred Holman, Mr. 7. B. Hardin.
Mr.. Bernard Peliy, Mr.. George HYDE Preston.
Mr. Palmer. Mr. George ssonemar. Mr.. 4. b.
AlbeffSon. Nj. ReadmAn. NJ Fred struve-
oorTERrLL-6oRNIEy.
very pretty wedding occurred in Queen
Anne Wednesday evening as the home Of Mr..
and Mrs H. tsorniey. Miss Cora r Gormley
and Mr. George r. cotteriil. Of this city, were
united in mayrsaye BIZ Rev Clark Davis, In the
presence OF Invited guests and relatives After
the ceremony q splendid repaxt was scrved-
Those present were: Mr.. and Mra 2 W, Cot
terEii Mr.. and Mrs r. X. Latimer. Nj. and Mrs.
J. J. Smith. Mr.. and Mrx I. H. Graves, Mr.. and
Mrs. l. H. Nichols, Mrn aud Mrs. z. G. Bicker-
toa. Mr. auf Mrs r. II Peterson. Mr.. and Mrs.
v ). Aessraw. Mr. and Mrs. Z. Moran, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. fsormiey. Mrs Robert Gofseriil. Miss
Filth Imbler. Miss Lena Graves Miss Edith Nc
Grsw. Miss Ivsh Gormiey, NJ Willard Bixby.
Nj. Max Tonquef Mr.. A. n. Graves. Mr.. n. H.
tormley, Master Roland Cotterill, Master Henry
MeGraw and Master Norman smith.
x. or r. EAIL-
Tho second annual ball OF the knights Of Py-
thia. celebrating the twenty-seventh snniveF-
sary Of the order. was held ~ the Armory
Wednesday evening Il was grand success in
every particular. Previous 10 the grand march
the Uniform Rank. under command OF Sir
knight Captain J. G. Flames, gave parade
The First Regiment orchestra furnished
the music for dancing. that was
continued until the early hours Of morn.
The reception committee corisisted oil Sir
Knight Captain ). G. Haines. Sir knight Lieu
tenant A. c. Bowman, J. H. MeGraw. c. H.
Hanford, 4. Osborn. H. g. strive, J. B. Met
calf aud James Dugan. The floor committee,
Sir Knights J. T. Mitchell. w. H. Cowie, II. N.
and l. Korn.
nRuM CORPS BALL.
The first annual bail OF the First Regiment
Drum Corps at the Armory. Tuesday evening,
was an event that viii DO remembered vey
pleasantly by those who attended. The First
Regiment orchestra furnished delightful music.
the dance programme YVES charmingiy arranged,
ana everyone had . splendid time. The success
OF the ball is dne 10 the ring efforts Of the
following committees. Reception. e. w. Handy
and :. Hall. floor committee, N. X. Smith, b
Coleman. A. L. cranlsr and NJ. E. Gainea
DINNER Fairly
Mr. W. z. Bailey gave = dinner party af the
Rainier Club Wednesday night in honor OF
Miss Lillian Lee. OF Fort Vancouver. Those at
table were: Col. and Mrs. Thomas Ewing. Mr.
and Mrs. r. C. washburn. Mr.. and Mira E. A.
Strout. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Hebron. Mrs. L s.
J. Hunt Mrs Piper, Misa Holman. Miss Pely,
Miss Struve, Miss Emofv. Mr. Bernard Peliy,
Mr.. George Hyde Prsston, Mr.. Alfred Holman,
Mr.. W. X. Thorneil. Mr.. Abrsm Barker, Mr.. r.
b. Airertson.
Ar. r. n. Carr. oil the law firm OF Preston,
Carr 4 Preston. Of this city. and Miss Alice.
Preston. OF Newton. la, were united In mar
riage st the home OF the brides uncle. Mr.. III
Sargent, at Lodi Cal, Wednesday, February n.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carr started on wedding tour OF
Southern California Immediately after the
ceremony. and will spend several weeks visit
ing different places Of interest before returning
70 Seattle.
GoyErrE-cHAxBKRs.
At the residence OF the oficiating clergyman.
John f. Damon, Ito Fifth street, little party OF
friends from North Seattle gathered ON the after
noon OF February IS TO witness the marriage Of
Mr. Fred A. Goyette and Miss Nellie f. Cham
bers. both residents near Lake Union. Among
the well-wishins friends present were Mrs. C. r.
Rich. Miss Bertha G. Cowen and Mrs. Mary
Rich.
YOUNG SArURALIsra
The Young Naturalis,s' Society elected the fol-
lowing officers at their last regular meeting:
President, Charles Piper; vice president, James
r. McElroy: secretary, Walter b. Witsenmeyer:
treasurer. o. B. Johnson; librarian. A. E. Hub
bard: marshal, s B. White: trustees G. L. Den
ny, o. B. Johnson. +. 8. MeAny. The society
meets on Thursday evenings
cHRIsTfAxsKN-KRAMER.
At the residence Of the ofhcia,ing clergyman.
John r. Damon. Mr. Charles p. Christensen and
Miss Anna Kramer. both Of seattle. were joined
in marriage on Saturday evening" Febru arr n
The wedding was quiet one, only few friends
being present
MILITARY DINNER
The members Of Company d. First Regiment
n. @. W., enjoyed q dinner 1t the Pullman res
taurant last night 10 celebrate washington's
birthday anniversary. Bowers were spread for
thirty, and several hours were pleasantly passed
in responding TO fcssts. etc.
rsrrER-srEvExs
Mr.. Warren Pepper aud Miss Maggie stevens.
OF this city. were married on Monday afternoon
II the residence OF the bride, on second street.
The happy couple left the same evening on the
steamer walla waila for san Francisco.
PERSONAL
Mr.. j. Mexican. . prominent citizen of Paystse,
Idaho. Is in the city.
Mr.. A. Wood Fox. Haley, Idaho. mining
man, is stopping al the Russell
Mrs. John Thomas. Of Thomas station. King
county. visited friends Ia Seattle yesterday
Mr. irving Glenn. formerly OF Seattle. s.adu-
atei recently from the san Jose Normal school
Mr. Il. ". Wright real estate nan of Astoria.
was in the city "Wednesday greeting old friends,
NJ Ed l. Perry continues 70 improve after
his recent severe illness, AMI win be out again
sooa.
Ir. and Mrs W. A. Peters returned on Thurs-
day from ysis of two months in the Eastern
states.
Mrs @. =. NJ Pratt sntcrsains her mother.
Ms + 4. Ranyaa. OF Chicago, who arrives. re.
eeutly.
Mrs. " Y snsth returned daring the week
from two rcurhs visit with friends IN Cali.
foyniA
capt Jsmss csrruai one Of the Res, known
SEA captains Of tie Pacific. was in the city yes.