The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-25

ArHA LIBRARY x-cIETY-
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Deta;e-kesafusd. Ths. the Australian ballot
system TO De adopted ia our state IS an sn.
provenent upon the old enc Affirmative
Adele Jcurndf, Fred cosssgsn. Negative
an0mas swcps. Efsie Evans Aida spraxue.
WIZ lehssas and Ina Pratt, acting IS Judges
decided Ia favor OF the Affirmative.
A oeiiehffus lawn party was given Tuesday
evening bs Mrs A. 7. Duncan, at her home near
Lake Ashtugton. The lawn vas Illuminated
vain Chiness snterrs suspended rom the sress
sau oas eng, music and singing were INDUCED
10 Is anusemenfs chose present were: NJ.
sIu Ars I. A. Wiftorn. Mr.. are Mrs r T.
smith. Nh. and Ma $ n. Wilton, Mr. aud Mrs
y. r. Dickens, Miss Alice smith. Miss Alma De
Won. Mss Anna Hopkins. Miss Laeinda Fox
MT r. 3 fieie. Ar. W. T. Field Mr.. r r. Robin
son.
Mr. AND MRs. GArxRRr
A friend OF Mr.. Bailey Gaixsrs received letter
from that gentleman yesterday. dated ..On
board Augusta Victoria. Thursday, May S" Mr..
1s.sesi said: I'VE left New York on the ist at
10 D. M. and are now within two hundred
miles OF Southampton. which we expect 10
reach about midnight lam gen
eraisy quite sea-sick. but in this whole
ZIP have net missed uesI
MIS- Ga'xsrt has stood the trip
equally well. II not better than l. We intend
gsans out at Southampton, going from there 10
a 20 H.
and myself are anxious 10 ge ashore. so an 10
hear from home Judging from genera, reports
previous 70 our leaving New York. our good old
soSn u doing well, and / am now more than
ever ssngnine OF her supremacy over all the
Northwest"
EVENING rARrY.
A happy evenings entertainment was given
oy Mise Hannah klefski. At the Pleasanfon ho-
tel. on Wednesday evening Dancing, feasting
and games were INDUCED in until q late hour.
frfzes were bestowed Oh the suecs ssful cor tes.
ants for soap bubble owing Nj. A. wils nski
winning the gentieman's prize and Miss Anna
Herwiz the ladies For the best Waiting the
prizes were won by Mr.. f. Morgsns stain and Miss
stina korp. Among others iron abroad were
Miss Kahn aud Miss Coleman Of San Francisco
BAIsD REUNION
fsmily reunion was held at the residence of
II. \. r. BAIRD. 10 Depot street. on Tuesday
last. 1t has long been the custom of the mem
bers OF tie family tn meet in May for a good
time. Last year the reunion was held with Mr..
William Blakeley. AZ Wild Horse, near Pendle-
ton, Or. and next year it will be held with Mr.
William T.. Raird. At Island City, Or Those pre-
sent last Tuesday were: Mr.. aud Mrs e b.
Durbin, of Antelope. Or; Mr. and Mrs William
Biake!ey. OF Pendle,on. Or. Nh. and Mrs j. C.
baird, OF Wailowa, Or. and others.
FIVE O'clock TEA.
On Friday afternoon q 5 clock tea was given BY
Ms l. Vim. Adams q. her residence GA Column
bia street In honor OF Mrs. Col. G. A. Merton who
leaves this morning for her home at Fsrgo
Those present were Ma Col. G. a. Morton.
Mrs Joshua n. Visiting. Mrs J. W. Rumsey
and Miss Rgmsey. Mrs. De- T. III. Peasants. Mrs
! 5 Chase. Ma Dr. s. Ramsey. Mrs. q.
W. Bacon. Mrs. General G. W.. Turner
BELI-gEIcx.
Mr.. H. c. Bell and Miss Kick. both of New
Whaicom. were married Thrrsday evening AZ
the psrlors OF the snoQuaimie hotel by the Few
George A. Tewkstury. Mr. and Mrs Bell left at
% for their future home in New whatcom.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
The friends OF Mrs. l.. H. Griffith, l,4l7 Fourth
street, assembled at her home on Tuesday even.
ing TO help her celebrate her birthday Refresh
menis were served. and the evening was spent
in dancing music, etc.
ErcHaE PARTY.
MIRA f. w. Sparkling. 1913 Eighth street, gave
progressive euchre party on wednssday evening
to a number OF young people, IN honor OF Miss
Buyke and Miss o'Neii, of Vancouver Barracks
Vancouver. b. C.
DINNER FAIRY.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Hill gave a dinner party
thursday in honor of Mrs. Charles s. Scott, OF
Pittsbura. The guests. were Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Neyins. Mr.. II. w. Baker and Mr.
Wilson.
OTHER EVENTS.
grand excursion 10 being arranged by the
SONS OF Enterprise" TO fake place on Thursday,
June 10, from Seattle to Kent Il will be in ceie-
bration of the fifteenth amendment, and the
orators OF the day will be Rev. l. 5. Blskney,
Thomas r. Freeman, Curtis r. Jackson and
others
A big entertainment 10 being planned by the
scholars OF the public schools. which Is 20 be
gwen on the evening OF May -. Among the
features of the entertainment win be May pole
with Mother Goose character selections.
The Lake Washington Good Templars are pre-
pairing for Q moonlight excursion on the lake on
the evening of May -