The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-02
OLYMPIA SOCIETY.
News OF . Social Nature From the Car
tai City.

News OF Social Nature From the Capt.
tai City.
OLYMPIA, Feb. 1.-The sprightly influ-
ence of this last month Of winter upon the
enlarging buds Of numerous trees that dec
crate the grounds surrounding many tine
Olympia homes indicates . speedy APP
proach of spring. Already the choice
shrubbery sprouts show the enlivening
effect of . chinook which five days ago be-
gan TO breathe with force along the great
air channel wherein this city IL situated.
The social event Of this week, II not OF
the entire past month, was the progressive
euchre party given lastnight ct the elegant
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Horr. It
was an occasion tending to bring the best
class of people here into closer acquaint-
ance. The music rendered was exquisite
Miss F. p. Gage sang several operate airs
with excellent voice; the Misses Reed and
Wilson rendered several exquisite pieces
at the piano; Lieutenant Governor Laugh
ton charmed them all with the ethereal
tones produced by himself alone on the
violin.
Among those present were: Senator
and Mrs. Henry Lanaes. Miss Lulie Lam
des, Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. Laugh
ton, Senator and Mrs. c. G. Austin, Sem
ator and Mrs. f. H. Luce, Senator and
Mrs. c. D. Guilfoil, Hon. and Mrs. +. N.
Reed. Captain and Mrs. J. J. Gilbert. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. c. Horr, Hon. and Mrs. j. G.
Megler, Mr.. and Mrs. Love. Senator and
Mrs. ]. B. Clough. Mrs. +. P. Gage, Miss
Jennie Moore, Miss Fannie Troupe, Miss
May Pendergast. Miss Annie landslide,
Miss Aver, Miss Emma Reed. the Misses
Landslide, Wilson and Ciough, Messrs
Judge Root, Lieutenant John Hayden.
Z. s. A., Mark Reed. C. r. Horr, B. c.
Armstrong, State Treasurer Lindsey,
George A. Williams. Joe Robinson and
Lindley Moere.
The ladies OF the Episcopal church guild
gave q choice lunch party on Thursday,
which was literally patronized by the
merchants and other business men of this
city.
The lecture upon The Elements OF Sue
cess" which Vas to have been delivered
on Friday night by Secretary Weir before
the Didascalion Society, is postponed until
Friday next
Thursday afternoon Mrs. A. D. Whitney
gave an elegant dress reception at her resi-
dence for Mrs. A. H. n. Stuart, to which
the members Of the Woman's Literary
affair. which was to have been given when
q month ago. but Mrs Whitney fell VIC
tim To la grippe, hence the delay.
A new enterprise. which will furnish an
elegant rendezvous to our musical people,
is about being established here BY
stuart building. on Main street.
Sfs lat
pleasant resort for al music lovers, and
viii also receive here he, classes in voice
culture, piano instruction and society man.
ners.
On Wednesday evening. at the Methodist
Episcopal church, . temporary organize
ton was effected OF . Young Mems Chris
tan Association for Olympia. with MEM
hership of los. The temporary officers are:
Allen Weir. president; Charles Garfield.
secretary Addresses were delivered by the
president and By Professor Follanshee.
Professor Brintali. Judge NJ. A. Root, Rev.
6. A. Lsnden. Rev. Mr.. Chaplin and
others. A committee on constitution and
bylaws and a committee on permgnen,
organization were appointed. TO report at
the next meeting. The organization will
meet next Wednesday evening at the
Presbyterian cnUrcn. IL starts ous VIII
catering prospects,
Rev inc. E. Thompson, of Vancouver,
formerly pastor o. the Presbyterian church
in this city. and ex-rresiient OF the terri
sorial legislative council, has been here sew
eral days.
Hen. J. c. Horr and wife had . pleasant
gathering At their residence on Fricay
evening.
Wash" Frazier, one of Oiympia's for
mer residents, was IN town . lev DAYS this
week- Mr. Frazier Is q resident OF Ortinx.
X IS proposed 10 open the new hotel on
waxhlngton's birthday with . grand state
ball
Mr.. and Mrs. l. l. Taicost hare arrived
home from their southern visit.
Csafiases a. EsGasA Pn2s.