The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-14
OLYMPIA SOCIETY.
Banquet to State Board Of Trade
nics, Parties and Parsonala


mics, Parties and Personals.
OLYMPIA. Sept IL, lS90-The Olym pia Board
OF Trade, which has done 70 much dur.
Ing the pss. two years to place the ri.
tai city In 30 enviable . pos ton among the
leading cities OF the state. stll further enhanced
its reputation last Tuesday evening by tender
ing to the State Board Of Trade . banquet ct the
Hotel Olympia
The zgislators were also invited and q great
number accer ted the invitation. thus altogeth Their
forming one Of the pleassntest companies ever
assen ed IN Olympia
Hon. John r. Convey acted 90 toastmaster and
a. such occupied seat at the head OF the large
diuing hall with Hon. Henry Drum. OF Tacoma,
Worlds fair Commissioner, At his right and Dr.
N q. Blalock, Of Walis walla. president of the
Stat Board OF Trad. at his left. Toasts were
proposed and resuond ID TO as folloss;
Our Gusss," H. Henry Dram, OF Tacoma;
THE LIS overy II Paget SOUND" stephen JUDI
q, OF Pierce conn y; "sta Board of Trade"
DR.. BlalocE, of Wa.is WsIs: .Tne Executive
Department" Lieutenant Governor Laugh on |:
"The Press" C. NJ. Barton: 'Our L gislsiure ..
Senator Rinehas, of Seattle; zine Federal
Government" General Thomas r. Cavan.u h !;
"Ths N0rtnw ST." LieutenantGovern Dickey.
OF south Dakota: "The Ladies,' Senator John R.
Kinnear, of Seattle.
Among those present were the following:
Senators Kinnear, Jones and Rinehart OF King
county, ccudtOfs luOLE pSOu, BAKER ana Drum.
OF Pierce county; Senator Long, of Lewis county;
Senator Kneeland. of Mason county; Senator
0wings, OF Thurston county: Senator Thomp.
son, OF Waila Walia county: Senator Houghtou.
of spokane county; Senator Whalley, OF Whit
man county; 3 representatives. Drew, of Kirsap;
Plummer. OF Jefferson; Grant. B theil and Rut-
ter. of King; Handle. Judson and Meade of
ri rec: Nj %, of henalis; feighan and Clark,
OF Spokane; Judson, of Wnatcom: Secretary of
State Weir, S ate Treasurer Lindsley, state
Auditor Reed, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LaughtOn,
L,eutenan,-GovernorD .ckey, Of South Dakota;
Hon. w. A. Reynolds, of Chehalis; Dr. N. g.
Blaock, of wsils Wsila: Hon. Z C. Ferguson
OF Snohomish; and Messrs. John =. Convey, NJ
A. Root, John A. Rae, Thomas Il. Cavanaug :,
George Shannon, George G. Mills, 7. C. Van
Epps, 8. C. Woodruff and c. N. Barton, of
Olympia
PICNIC PARTY.
Miss Maud Burr and Mr.. George G. Mills ar.
ranged picnic for . number of their mutual
friends last thursday, which proved to be q
very enjoyable affair for those who were for
tunate enough to be in attendance. Buffers
cove was the delightful spot selected for the
days enjoy men; The usual sports Incl dent to
. well-arranged picnic were INDUCED ia until
nlgntfall, when the entire party sailed home by
moonlight The following were present: judge
and Mrs. u. A. Root: Miss=s Maud Burr, Lizzie
Ferry. julia Ferry, Mabel Broaner. Anna Tar
bell, Louise Aver, Lizzie McFsdden, Helen
Cowles; Messrs- George G. Mills. Frank H.
Convey, Harry Cowles, l. p. Ouelette, Pierre
Ferry, Winlock Miller aud Charles Burr.
PLEASANT HOP.
The regular weekly nop at the Olympia hotel
too. place Wednesday evening and was quite
well tended " TIE Capital city dancers The
hotel orcnestr, furnished the music, which. Is
usual, was very satisfactory Among those
present were the following: DR.. and Mrs Arm
stron Judge and Mrs Hougaton. of spokaue
Falls; Mr.. and Mrs Megl Z, Mrs. Mason, Miss
Reid, Miss Bessie Alien. Miss Cslkins, of t.
coma; Miss Bessie Lee, Dr.. and Mrs Csrlyon
and Nix. Mark Reed, Mr.. Lind, Mr.. Oyder, Mr.
D. Baker, Mr.. George Conzer. Mr Cushmsn.
NOTES.
Olympia people are looking forward very
anxiousiy to the time when the new opera
house, nov being constructed by Mr.. Murphy,
will be thrown open 10 the public. II possible,
Mr.. Murphy viii have the noted ectrrss Mics
Annie Pixley to open the theater about Novem-
Der /. anu the boxes and choice seats have n.
ready cen spoken for at q large premium by
enthusiastic theater.goers OF this city, VINO ex-
press o desire TO have trends here from seattle,
Tacoma anu .lewn re. The thestsr. wnen
completed. will cost about $2o.u0o. and viii BE-
one OF the best arranged little houses on the
Coas..
party com opposed If Mr.. Tarbe'l, Mrs. Car
son, Mis-. To bell. Mis- Carson. Mr.. Martin. Mr.
Cri mau aud Nj Lazier pass d last tuesday de-
light ally At Batlsr's cove
PERSONAL
Mr.. Pierre Ferry. son Oh Governor T. p. Ferry,
leaves next week for Ann Arbof university to
continue his law srudies
Miss Emma Rud returned last Tuesday from
Spokane Falls, where she had been visiting
friends for some time.
Ex-Governor Miles c. Moore of walla Walla
has been in the city poesiou OF the week.