The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-23
oLYNrrA SOCIETY.
Brilliant Party Given by Ex-Aayor anu
Mrs Chambers Other Items.

Brilliant Party Given by Ex-AayOr anu
Mrs Chambers Other Items.
OLYMPIA. Feb 2a-Thc at home invitation
rarity xiven III the residence of ex-Mayor A. n.
Chambers and his essimahle wife ON last Tees
day evening was one OF the most enjoysole oc-
casfons ever experienced BY society people 10
Oiympss. Mr. and Mrs Chambers arc proverhiai
for their who,e-souied hospitality. and every
party given at their beautiful residence ON
Fourth street has but exceeded the enc pre-
vously given. TIE worthy hos, and hostess, rs
usual. were ahly seconded ~ the iaster's SISTER,
Miss Annie Connolly. who. OF course, is the lie
OF every gathering that takes place IN the Cap
ital city. The evening was passed In danc.ay,
singing. rames. and last. bat not least. refresh
ments. The music was suferh The psriofs
were decorated with cur natural flowers, inclai-
ing smilax, hyac nthe, roses and esiia-silses-
Leading OF from the central parior was plate
glass enclosed conservatory. festooncd with
living eyerxreenS aud made naturally musical
by numerous canary birds In this alcoye wss
seated the Oe mpsa orchestra band, that played
exquisite mH foy the dances. Three parlors
with carpesed flocn we're covered with canvas
During the evening one Of these was devoted TO
candy-p1ll; another 10 an angling contest.
AT the latter the winner OF the FIRST
prise, = corsage bou9ref of cut fowers, was
won hy Mss Maud Wilson. Ths sbroby'-a
decorated natural horn-wss won by Mu. Weir.
rendered by the olympic Qhasteite Club.
solo wss sung by Mr.. c. NJ. Moore. The distin-
gu'shed lady and gentlemen gues's numbered
H. They were. Govern or aid Mrs. +. 7. Ferry,
Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. Charles f. Laugh
TOP, Hosa. and Mrs. j. ". Feighan. Senator and
Mrs Henry Landes. Hon. aud Mrs. John Nc.
Reavy. Hon. and Mrs. J. G. Megier, senator and
Mrs T. IT. Luce. Hon. and Mrs. stephen Judson.
Senator and Mrs. o, d. Guilfoil. Hon. and Mrs +.
J. Grant. Hon. and Mrs. }. c. Turner. Hon. and
Mrs h. X OstrAndcr, Hon. and Mrs. Off Peter
son, Hon. and Mrs. J. Hnpssker, senator and
Mrs J. IL Long senator aud Mrs. III. Drum,
Senator aud Mrs. H. w. Fairweaiher. Mayor aud
Mrs. ]. =. Convey, Mr.. and Mrs. T. " Alien. Mr..
and Mrs. George Alien. Mr.. IN Mis-. $. Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Bestman, Major and Mrs. c. NJ.
Barton, Mr.. and Mrs. /. Harris. Mr.. ard Mrs. j.
J. Gilbert. NJ. and Mrs George A. Barnes, DIR.
and Mrs flanagan. DR. and Mrs. Armstrong,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Whitney, Mr. and Mrs. G. r.
Solder. Mr. and Mrs. o. K. simenson. Mr.
and Mn. Milo Walt. Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Me-
Kinney, Mr. and Mrs. T. NJ Reed,
MI and Mrs. James Chambers. Mr.. and
Mu. Papl Lee Nj. and Mrs. O. C. White. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Crs shy. Mr.. and Mrs. u. o'Con-
nor, Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Moore. Secretary and
Mrs Allen Weir, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Philips,
Mrs. b. openheimer. Miss Jennie Youpg, Miss
Geriie Phillips. Miss Rsna cavsnaugh. Miss
Lizzie Ferry. Miss Landes, Miss Dollie Turpia.
MISS Anna Tarbeli, Miss Nay Peadefgast, Miss
Halle Price, Miss Emma Reed. Miss Maud VII
sou. the Misses Frost, Miss r. sser, Miss Adlie
Bufntr.ger, Miss Lena Giles, Miss Addte Dob
bins. Miss May sylvester Hon. ] r, Candy. Hon.
George b. Ksndle. Hon. Joseph Kuhn. Hon. r.
G. Van Houten, Hon. John Cleman. Hon j. b.
Senator Z. T. Wilson, Hon william
n. Hughes Hon. Charles Gilchri,t. Hon. s. G..
Herren, senator George T. Thompson. senator
L. +. Thompson. DR.. W. w. Riley, Mr.. H. C.
Armstrong, Mr.. Marx Reed, Mr. Prank Convey,
Mr. Tom Allen, Mr.. Gus Harris, Mr. George s.
Williams. Mr.. c. Y. Gregg. Mr. s c. Woodruff.
Mr.. A. A. Lindsey. Mr.. X. l. Blankenship. Mr..
l.. p. Oulletfe. Mr. Mich Harris, Mr.. J. w. Rob-
inson. Mr. Nathan kaufman. Mr.. Charles 1.
Whitney. Mr.. w. Otis and Professor w. II.
CoMNEMoRATIvE BALL.
The grand ball, In commemoration OF the
birth OF George washins ton, took place at
Columbia hall on Friday night, commencing
with Q fan march at o'clock. Supper was
served at II 80. This occasion was under the
able direction Of Prof w. w. Chapman. with
music BY the Olympia Orchestral Union baud
PERSONAL
Rev. R. A. Beard, Of Seattle. was In Olympia
during the week.
Gov. Geo. A. Black and wife, Of Fairhaven.
were here Wednesday.
Capt. Russell Clover Z. q. revenue cutter
Wolcott. Port Townsend. was in the city this
week visiting among his numerous friends
Sheriff Richard Delanty and Mr. Andrew
Weymouth. OF the jefferson county board Of
rom m ssionerx vpre hara from pnrf Town.e,,a