The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-01

AL toe signal sor departure ia share Of a ysr-
kinsa resi- wes ncs givea uatsl q lase hour
AMONG these rrssens were Ma lohn pows
Mia Ms ". |. LAn<seli. Ma Jordan. Mn r
y. .sssr. Nrs FxrriEgicn. Miss rsdaie. Miss
Dexnsf Tssdale. Miss Jameson. Miss May Jane
soo- Miss Mamie Harrington. Miss Hills. MIS-
fsddocks Miss Post Miss Seymour. Miss Jessie
Seyuour. Miss knsAer. Miss Hanna Miss Ethel
Hama Ms Ethel Ferr5ss. Miss Dollse rsrrns
Mas Ciarib<l FERRIS and Miss Thompson. the
Rev Mr.. Joha Bows Mills. Mr. J. Owens. Mr. A.
Eaersskle. Mr.. Allison Sears Mr. Baker. No W.
= Hess Nj. T. s varusn- Mr.. Blackwell. Mr..
J. lie B johnson. Mr.. lc-dsn. Mr.. r " Caesar.
NJ W. I. Landell. Mr.. Rashsr. Mr.. Morton
harnssell. Mr. r. ~ Trotser. NJ. Ewing NJ.
Dietrich. Ar. T. Jones. Mr.. Franxila, Mr. kanel,
M > Holbrook. Mr.. 3 J. Ha,ssed Mr. How
Ard Thomas. Mr. C. T. Major. Dr. Graf Mr. II. =
kissssa. Mr. +. Bull Nh. Meerx, Mr. L II.
Adams and others
THE UNITARIAN FESTIVAL
The ladies OF the Unitarian church. who have
Won tne reputation OF being among the most
energetic chnrch-vorkers Of the city. gave = de-
hghifai Nay festival at their church on T,se~
DAY. "Wednesday aal thursday evenings of last
week Every night she room MAS filled and
the entertainment Is said to hare been the meat
suecessiul one ever given ia the church. The
room was very artistiealiy arranged. and none
but the STONY hearted could have Jailed to
the ladies' IN charge Many novelties in bags
sprons and Japanese curio~ifies were for sale
and literally purchased Other attractive iea-
lures wrre the picturesque ars gallery. pansc-
mines exhibited on large screen, living por.
traits plantation soagx and insgrume n;al naukic.
In tent between the church and the parson
age. sandwiches coffee. strawberries ice-crcam
and cake were served. Among those who as
sisted al this festival. were. Mrs John II.
Hayden, MR.. Waiter j. Thompson, Mrs. George
Blackwell. Mn SAMUEL Coisyer. Mrs. Mary VI.
smith. Mrs Weber. Mrs z. X. Moore Mrs
Copeland. Mrx neyoin Mrs J. d. Mason. Nfa
Captain Meuntiord. Miss shark Miss Annie
Smith. Miss Mabel Meese. Miss Hayden. Miss
Copeland. Miss ~eboer. Miss Morgan, Mr.. Cole.
Mr.. Fred Low, Mr. Hayden.
ORGAN RECITAL
On Tuesday and Wednesday evenings the
handsome rev Presbyterian church will bs
opened 10 the public with grand organ recital
oy M Archer, on the new instrument in that
church. This viii not only afford au oppor-
tunity for witnes-isg the interior of the church,
bat will also afford the privilege OF hearing
probably the greatest musical ~ at ever before
given in this city. Mr. Frederick Archer is
Acknowledged as one OF the erandest erganists
In the world. and has ehriStened almost all of
the great organs built in this country. This
recital will viii certainly DC treat none can
afford to lose. and the church viii undoubtedly
be crowded both rigtt&
PROPOSED LAWN rErE.
Tomorrow evening the Girls Guild of ST.
Lakes church will give lawn fcte at the resi-
dence OF Bishop Paddock The lava viii he
artistically decorated and Mr. olof Bull the
vioinist. accompanied By several pieces. viii
add the charm OF beautiful music 10 the whole
There will be gypsy tent where several young
ladies. dressed IN costume. wall tell the fortune
OF all DESTROYS OF learning their future. A table
will be arranged where tea. coffee and sand
witches can be obtained Lemonade, ice cram,
strawberries aud cake will be served by the
young iasies; il will doubtless be very aftrac-
tive entertainment
r.. s. on A.. BALL
On Tuesday evenings . delightful ball was
given ct Germania hall under the auspices of
the Patriotic Order of Sons OF America. The
hall was very prettily decorated and presented
a very enticsng appearance. when. about nine
O'Clock. the guests began TO arrive. Dancing
commenced early. and all euterei into Ii with
zcst and heaytiness Refreshments we're served
about midnight and when the hour Of depas-
ture arrived Ill left with many regrets. The
dance on Tuesday evening was the nsst OF .
series to be given during the summer.
PERSONAL
Consulting Engineer W. II, Hall, of the United
States arid land survey. of San Francisco, and
Mr. Walter Granger. jr-. OF Helena returned to
this cry on Tuesday, after an inspection OF
arid lands east OF the mountains
Mrs. Riggs and daughter, accompanied By
Miss Ayre. OF South America. have arrived la
this city. and have rented Mrs. Bowen's resi-
dence on A street for the summer.
Mr.. W. X. Hatch. formerly OF the Quincy
house. Boston. who will succeed Chief Clerk
Prssbrey ~ the Tacoma. arrived In this city
Tuesday.
Miss Maude senrle. formerly OF this city. now
living in Seattle. returned to her home in se-
attic ON Wednesday, after q short visit in this
city.
Col W. l. visscher. editor of the Fairhaven
Herald. who has been here for several days. re.
turned 10 Farhsven on Tuesday.
Mr.. r. z Albright, of the firm OF Albright 4
Manning. left last Tuesday morning for . visit
tocedar Rapids. Ia
Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ Ripley. Of Waco, Ter. are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Lee. on North Eighth
and s'reets-
Chief Engineer Bogue. of the Union Pacific.
arrived in this city from Portland Thursday
morniDg.
Mr.IH Madison and Mr.. W. C. Colder. of
Montesano. are 81 present staying at the Fife
hotel
Mr.. Charles Foster and Mrs. George Ross ar
rived at the Tacoma on Tuesday from Homo
lula
MI Fred A. Reed. mayor Of North Yakima,
was at the Tacoma for several days last week
Mr. J. N. Grouse aud Mr. C.. b. Grouse, OF
Utica. ~ T.. capitalists. are at the Tacoma.
Mr.. r. II. and George A. Flsgg OF Yonkers, y.
Y. have been in the city for several days
Mira W. r. Daniels has leis 10 visit her daugh-
ter and other relatives in Palncsyilie. Ohio.
Mrs Galssha Parsons. Mrs j. : stevens and
Mss. Marble win leave today for the Ess.
DR. A. r. Grams. OF Buffalo. N ". has come to
Tacoma ard will m A he this his home.
Mr. ard Mira Perkins. OF this city, have taken
a house ~ steilacoom for the summer
Mr. aud Mrs w. B. Bushnell have taken q
house at steiIacoom for tue summer.
Mayor Mailing and Nj Samuel BEEN. OF Aher-
deem. we're In Tacoma an Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Burch. of Eliensburg,
arrived in this city on Wednesday.
Ms H. Wilson and Mr.. J. c. wilson. OF Io-
gauspoyt. Ind, are ia this city.
Mr. aud Mrs. Lee Crawford. Of Salt Lake City,
arrived In this city last week
Ma Rust and family. OF Saginaw. Mich,
were ia this city laxt week.
Mr. r. D. Arnold. OF Hoquiam. was In Tacoma
last week on business
Mr. and Mrs C. r. Fowler. Of ceniralis, ar
rived here las; week
Mr.. aud Mrs John Arthur. of seattle. were in
this city on Monday
Mr.. NJ W. Evans Of Lockport. n. ". came to
this city last week.
Mr.. and Mrs J. W. Hanna took s trip 20 Vie
torsa last week
Mr.. and Mrs. nos. spent several days in Vic
tosia last week
Nj. D. Hayes Of 81 Paul. Was in the city
for several days
Mr. aud Ms J. p. Graves. OF s. Paul. are in
the city.
COL Gssggs left Monday morning fos Cen.
srGli&
Mr. c. Barr has been staying 1t The Tacoma