The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-20

Miss Nora Hall. Mss Araa GrsSgs. Mis- Eshel
Ferritt. Miss Holt. Miss Gertrude Hot. Miss
Rome. Miss Garressan, Miss Pess Mss >gsscE.
Miss Ada Sutton. Mr.. r. s Bali Mr. W A. suii.
Mr.. c. A. FsyrtsS Mr.. ". / Lsn8efi. Nj. q ".
Seymour. Ar. Miiaoken, NJ. Howeti. M. +, Y.
Caesar. Mr. BAKER. Mr.. & s Narasn. NJ.
William Best. Mr. Manning. Mr. sloane. Mr..
Morton Rarsdell. ar. Walter Cakes. Hr. BTix ..
Mr.. J. r. Best. Mr. Hslssed. Mr. Eanforsh. Mr..
Ccrniorih. Mr.. Campbell Mr. Ioveiay, NJ.
Codreth. Mr.. James lie +. tchEsea Nj. h ;.
G-tsgs. Mr.. I'll : KssAn aad many others
Bo.h socially and financially this sale wss an
unbcundec success. orsg $40 hsvtGg been
taken In during the sfternooa sn'i eyeains-
~ MASONIC efSci.SS.
An event OF rare occurrence IN Masonic eirrlss
sranspsred ia Tacoma Thursday evening wsea
the keyA Area degree wSs conferred upoo
three eroskers Ellis. Norris ami Abe Gross. vel
known business nen here. Thsrs WAS large
attendance st the lodge TO n 10 witness the
Immensely Interesting csreaaaiss. which were
conducted By L. NJ Resfty, most excelleat high
priest AT the close OF ihe installation the
memeer OF the Fern Chapter LoiSe and nan-
Der OF visiting Mssoas adjourned 10 the TIA
coma hotel where sumptuaas banquet was
spread in the msln dlaiagro0Tn- About Ice
guests sat down 10 the feaSs. MsSxTS Gross,
who rendered the banquet, were warmly s1lo-
giked by the different speech makers during tae
evening. IL was not gntil lesg after ni3nixht
that the sssemhlsge distressed The affair Is
looked upon by those wao we're present a. one
OF the most enjoyable entertainments OF the
kind ever given in the city.
A SOCIAL EyExT
The young people Of the Dancing Club wsse
entertained BY Miss Louise Boardlnsn a. her
fathers handsome residecce oa Nosth street.
Wednesday evening. Thoss present were. Miss
Lucy knight. Miss Alice Hall. Miss Annie
Griggs, Miss Maud Preobsfel Miss Alice Pierce
Miss Louise Boariuisn. Miss isors Hayden Miss
Aeisasen Post and Miss Ellie Paddock. Mr.. W.
Harrison Woodruff. ir.. Mr.. A. V. Hayden, Mr..
Harry kgan- Mr.. john n. Gibbs. Mr.. Theodore
Griggs Mr.. James h DeSe, Mr. Henry Plum.
mer Mr.. Arthur Prichard sad Nj. Henry Hug
gins.
DANCING raRrs.
Mr.. and Mrs George Atkinson gave a large
party Al their residence. on street. in honor Of
their niece. Miss Stella sherman. last Wednesday
evening. During the evening dancing was in
duiged in. Among those present were Mesiames
Garrettson. Rams ell and Sherman, Miss Han.
Miss Nora Hall, Miss Holt, Mss Gertrude Holt
Miss seymour and MlM Jessie seymour,
LUNCHEON
The Ladies' Gui,d OF 81 Lakes Episcopal
church served delicious luneh Thursday ana
Friday in a vacant storeroom ON Pacific sseane.
The luncheons were vel. patronized and the
tables sss,efGlly displayed.
PERSONAL
Mrs Owen Strong has returned from Chicago.
Mr.. George Browne returned Friday from q
ten days trip to ST Paul.
Mrs, W. ID Push, OF Grand Rapids Mich. Is
visiting Mrs. Z. C. Ebsriey.
Miss Dora Young, Of Victoria, is a guest Of her
sister. Mrs. Fred &. smith. Al c street.
Mr.. Edward VI. Hunt las returned home after
protracted visit 10 California and Nevada
Mr.. Jay Setsewiek. general nansgcr Of the
Pac ihe Navigation Company, was in seattle sew
erai days last week.
Mrs. DR.. Eaton and daughter. OF Kansas City
Mo-, who have been visiting friends here. left
Tuesday for Vancouver. b, C.