The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-27


charming hostess, aud the affair was a most en-
joyable one. A musical programme was rem
dered, each part OF which well deserved the ap-
plauss 1t received. The programme:
Violin solo .........-.- ...... Quincy A. Brooks
Vocal solo ..-...-.-..---.....-W. Melville
vocal Vocal s snss ....Mrs snyder aud N' s snyder
VOC u 500 MISS Hattie brooks
vocal SOLO FRANK T. Jago
Vocal solo .-.......-.-........-.M Mrs. l. d O,Nell
Pienss SOLO. MISS 1hane
Vocal SOLO Mrs. NJ. A. Sawteiie
vocal SOLO. James A WOOD
Aster which dancing and cards were INDUCED
in until IL p. m, when an elegant lunch was
served, when the dancers returned to their
pleasure, and continued until o'clock, when
the guests departed, voting the party to be one
of the most pleasant of the season. The
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. James Morgan, Mrs.
A. N. Snyder. Sestfic; Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tenny, DR.. and Mrs. Lyall, Mrs.
o. Wood, Mrs. G. b. Wood Mrs. l. d. O'Eeill,
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Jackman, Mrs James
Seavey. Mrs. +. A. Bartlett. Mr. aud Mrs. F. P.
Lotus, Rev. Mr.. Baker and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ A. Eawtelle Misses L. Trimble. Mary Ham
mond. Lottie Seldom, Seattle; r. Rothschild.
Misses Belle and Tottie Kinds, Misses Mamie
and Matte Blsckiston, Miss Stella Bradshaw,
Mss Johnson, Miss Hattie Brooks, Miss Thayne.
Miss Edith Jones' Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ Bradshaw,
Mr.. and Mira. Summers. Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
Melville. Mr.. and Mrs. l. Katz, Mr. and Mrs. M.
A. Sawtelle. Messrs G. E. and L. A. Sisey, d.
and II. Hammond, John II. Bell, II. Perkins,
w. J. Jones, John Jones. George B. Kinds, r.
Conrad Robertson, l. r. Flowers. w. A. Bour-
land, James A. Wood, 8. Flesham, F. E. Jago
and Quincy A. Brooks
Friday evening was the occasion of q highly
enjoyable party, given on board of the revenue
cutter Corwin by the officers of that vessel,
headed by Captain Hooper, who still retains his
reputation as "the prince OF good fellows"
The STAIR was decided success, owing partly
to the novelty of 1t. bat mainly to the entertain
ing qualities of the genilemanly officers. as
shown by their treatment OF the guests last
evening. The decks OF the vessel were gaily
decorated with flags. Japanese lanterns, ETC..
which were very tastefully arranged. The
guests were ali in full evening dress and the
officers in the uniforms of their respective
ranks, all OF which went to make the beautiful
and pleasing scene which was presented. Re-
frcshments were served during the evening. and
when at "eight bells the guests began to de-
part. il was the occasion of many congratula-
tons to the hosts, and hopes of
repetition OF the party in the near future.
Below will be found a complete list of the in
vited guests: Colonel and Mrs. II. Landes Mr..
aud Mrs. J. w. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. Bal
1inger. Captain aud Mrs. H. F. Beecher, Mrs.
Fletcher, Mr.. and Mrs. II. /. Burkett, Mr. and
Mrs. n. b. Gould. Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Hays Mr..
and Mrs. J. y. Shepard, Major Swigert, Messrs.
c. G. ard II. Perkins, Colonel and Mrs. Oliver
Wood, James A. Wood, Mr.. aud Mrs Charles B.
Wood. Messrs. AL Phillips. Captain Gibbs, DIR. A.
H. Glenpan, Rev J. b. Alexander, British vice
consul: Dir. and Mrs. Thomas Jackman, Dr. aud
Mrs. Conover, Misses Mamie and Matte Black
ision. Mr. Kershaw. F. Z. Jago, Mr.. and Mrs
George B. Niblock, Mrs. and Miss Doyle, OF San
Francisco; Messrs. d. II. Slocum. Ed Barthrup,
l. A. sisley, John H. Bell, A. Plumer Austin,
]. b. Hogg, David and Henry Hammond. DR..
Seayey, &. E. Moody. DIR. Capron, F. Conrad
Robertson, w. A. Bourland, T. J. Motion, John
and James Potter, II. Ellis, J. A. Kuhn, Judge
James G. Swan, Hawaiian consul; L. E. Penn,
Hancock Banning, Lieutenant Sample, U. S. A.;
James W. Jones, D. n. McPhee, Mr..
Runnell, N J. Levison, T. p.
Lukins. w. +. Fennimore, Theo. Halter;
officers of Walcott: Captain Glover and wife,
Lieutenant o. 5. Wiley and wife, Lieutenant II.
NJ. Broadbent. Chief Engineer J. I. Wayson and
family, FIRST Assistant Engineer NJ G. Mersell
cot, Second Assistant Engineer n. E. Cutchn;
c. Eisenbeis. IT., J. II. Livermore, DIR. Kuhn,
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. =. Campbell, Captain and Mrs
Common, Mr.. and Mrs. +. P. LOTUS, Mr.. and Mrs
John sheehan. Miss Sheehan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Bowen, Mr.. and Mrs. @ A. Brooks.
Misses Brooks, Mr.. aud Mrs. George w. Downs,
Mrs. Cassie Pugh, Miss Ada Pugh, Mr.. and Mrs
]. H. pontius, Mr. and Mrs F. w. James, Miss
Beatrice James, Captain and Mrs Eugene
Biondi. Miss Lottie selden. Seattle; Mi ses Pearl
and Ruby Shaw, Mrs Veuve, Miss Towley,
Washington City; Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Clapp, DR..
and Mrs. Wilson, Miss Gertrude Wilson Mr..
and Mrs. J. c. Saunders Captain and Mrs Balm
bridge, Lieutenant w. A. Kimball and vile, Cap
tain J. c. wurthipgtnn aud wife, Port Town
send: Miss kendrick. Hadlock: Captain and Mrs.
JAS. Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. Jarrett T. Lewis Miss
Belle Dunbar, Mr. and Mrs. James Jones, Miss
Edith Jones, Mrs. Lieutenant Tut lie, Miss Jessie
Tuttle, MIR and Mrs T. B. Turp!n Captain aud
Mrs Sawyer, Mr.. and Mrs. b. S. Miller, Miss
Lillian Miller. Mrs. Ben Il. Miller, Mr. and Mrs
L. {. Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Gerrish. Madame
Gerrish, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Garcia, Mr. and
Mrs. f. A. Bartlett. Mr. and Mrs F. w. Hastings
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Hastings, Mr. and Mrs l. b.
Hastings, Mr.. ana Mrs. D. NJ. Littlefeld, Misses
Lucy. Leah and Queen Littlefeld, Mr.. and Mrs
r. Belts, Captain and Mrs. J. A. Plum, Captain
and Mrs. Steisan. Miss Maud Stetsoo, Mrs. Cap
tain Bridges. Mr.. and Mrs Charles A. Dyer Miss
Agnes Dyer, Mr. and Mrs. L. w. PettyRroye
Misses Mary, Addie and Lottie Hammond. Miss
Regina Rolhschild, NJ SIS l.. Trumble. Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. d. Sachs. Miss Lottie Lsndes, Mr.. and
Mrs. p +. Emerson, Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. Stanley
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Payne. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Curtis
Captain aud Mrs. Morgan, j. J. Calhoun and wife
Rev. Dr. Baker and wife, Mr. ana Mrs 4. F,
Learned. sr. Mr.. and Mrs. Flower, Miss Annie
Storey, Victoria; Mr.. and Mrs. q. G. Mcnamara
~
Delsnty. Mr. aud Mrs. l. KATE. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
81. Winihrodc, Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Green.
Mrs. Eikins, Misses Pearl and Mand Rlxius
Captsin and Mrs Mcintyre. Miss Lucy McIntyre
Miss Alice Weymouth. Miss Puck Mr.. and Mrs.
whittlesey. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Andrews,
Charles Eisenbe!s and wife. Mr. Van Dusen,
George Higgins, Seattle; Mr.. Holmes, Mr.
Clarke, W. Lysons. II. C. Conoyer, IT,, 4. Dad
denhausen, ID. T. Rufsin, Leslie Culiom, T. NJ
Hammond, y. G. S.rong II. l. TibbSis, jr., and
wife y. D. HIN, II. smith aud wife, Louis Flow
ers. c. F. Seal and wife. Miss waihams, Port
land and others
A party OF ladies and gentlemen consisting of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. James, Ex-Governor and
Mrs. Mood snd Miss Moody. Portland. Or; Mr.
and Mrs. L H. Pontus Miss Beatrice. James
and Ralph Z. Moody, left here yesterday after
noon in the steam launch Prospect, for a cruise
around the bay aud returned in the evening al.
ter having had a most enjoyable time.
Personal
Miss wadhams, one of Portlands fairest bellies.
IL visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Z. +. Seal, Of this
city
Mr.. Charles Terry. of Tacoma. was in the city
this week.
Mr.. and Mira II. Lsnaes have returned from
visit 10 Bsua. b. G.
City Attorney A. r. Coleman. accompanied By
his wife, returned from up Sound last Friday.
Miss Fowler, OF Washington City, sister of
Baron Fowler, of fowles's Park, is visiting In
this city.