The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-06

time for the IL o'clock car. Several Of the party
WHO thought perhaps, that the evening had
been somewhat incomplete without, TO
them, the necessary refreshments, ad-
Journed to restaurant on their
return, and refreshed themselves. The
party who enjoyed this moonlight cruise con-
sisted OF Mrs John BOWS Hills, Mrs Wallace
Ferrell, Mrs. w. /. Landell, Miss Paddock, Miss
Robertson. Miss May Jameson, of Portland.
Miss Daemar Tisdsle, Miss Ferriss, Miss Ethel
Ferris, Miss Holt. Miss Gertrude Holt Miss Hills
and Miss Evans The Rev. Mr. John Dows
Hills, Mr.. I. Handforth. Mr.. A Zabriskie, Mr..
s. Holbrook, Mr.. 4. I. Halsted, Mr. W. T. Best,
Mr.. Morton Ramsdell, Mr. sedgwick. Mr. w. L
Landell MI. Allison and Mr.. Wallace Ferrell.
LAYING OF ST. LUKE's CORNERSTONE
On Wednesday afternoon, at S o'clock, Bishou
Paddock laid the cornerstone of the Parish
building of st. Luke's church, for the erection
OF which the Ladies' and Girls guilds OF st.
Lukes church have been working for so long.
A board flooring was spread over the founda-
dalton, and seats were provided for he congre-
CATION. A great many were present &C this
service, which was very impressive, and was
conducted by Bishop Paddock and the rector
the Rev. John Bows Hills. assisted by the Rev.
n. II. Cole, of Elizabeth, N. j., and the Rev. +.
l. Wilson, of St Peters church, Old Tacoma
Within the stone was placed q box con-
containing the Holy Bible, the Book of Common
Prayer; photographs of the missionary bishop
OF Washington, the rector of St Lakes church.
the exterior and interior of 81. Luke's church,
OF Mrs. Stuart Rice. the founder of the Girls
guild, and Mrs Theodore Hosmer; the list Of
the members of the Ladies' guild and the list of
the members of the Girls guild several papers,
and some illustrated souvenirs of Tacoma.
DINNER To HON. ALLEN WEIR.
The Young Mems Christian Association gave
dinner at the Hotel Rochester on wednes-
inc 70 fhA ur.s-
OF the Young Mems Christian Association of
Olympia, and secretary of state. About seventy
five were present Mr.. L. +. Cook, president OF
the association, presided. Mr.. A. G. Smith,
proprietor of the hotel acted as toast master
The Rev. John Bows Hills and the Rev. Mr..
Hartwell were also present. After dinner was
over the project of new building was dis
cussed, and finally the decision was reached to
erect suitable building for the use of the
Young Mems Christian Association as soon as
possible.
PARTY TO AMERICAN LAKE.
On Monday evening a small but delightful
party rode to American lake, starting about
O'Clock and returning by moonlight. An infor-
NAL supper IA meal which must be taken into
consideration, even on the most romantic of
moonlight nights was served on the shores of
the lake. and a most charming time was en-
joyed during the entire evening. The party
consisted of Miss Griggs. Miss ERnger, Miss
W. n.
W. A. Sternberg and Mr.. Morton Rsmsdell.
LAWN PARTY.
On Wednesday evening the members of the
Ladies' Aid Society of the First CHRISTIAN church
gave lawn party ON G street. most enjoy
able evening was passed by those present. and
the party was considered a great success both
socially and financially.
PERSONAL.
party consisting of Mrs Colonel Efingsr,
Miss Efinger. Miss Harrington. Mr.. F. S. Bull,
Mr. w. A. Bull Mr.. H. s. Nissan and Mr.. ].
LeB. Johnson went to Seattle on Thursday to
attend the reception given at the Rainier club
on that evening.
Mr. John Snyder left Wednesday for Chilli
cothe, o., where he will join his family. After
travelling through the East for about month
they will return to this city.
Colonel and Mrs. Effinger will leave The Ia
coma in few weeks. and viii go to housekeep-
ing in one of Judge Calkins' new houses.
The Misses Jameson, of Portland, who have
for some time been visiting. the Misses Tisdale
of this city, left for home on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Lansing, of Buffalo, N. Y,
have arrived in this city, and will travel through
Western Washington before returning.
Miss Ella Proebstel. of Vancouver. wash. is
in this city visiting Mrs. Nelson Bennett, Miss
Florence Weber and other friends.
Mrs. George NJ. Walker and brother aud Mr..
c. G. Hsrtwarz, of Denver, Col, were in this
city for several days this week.
Mrs Harrington, formerly manager of the
Rochester hotel will open dining-roo at De-
lano beach for the summer.
Judge C. B. Graves of Ellensburg, and Judge
w. H. Upton, of walla walls, returned east Of
the mountains last Sunday.
The Misses Laughran have returned from the
university at Evanston. Ill, and will spend
their vacation in this city.
Colonel Patrick Henry winston, United States
district attorney for the state OF Washington,
was in this city last week.
Miss Fannie Paddock went to Seattle on Thurs
day and attended the reception at the Rainier
Club Thursday evening.
Mr. z. NJ. Hayden, Of Grinneli. Iowa. a son Of
Mr.. o. B. Hayden, has arrived in this city, and
will locate here.
Miss Alice Rector. who has been in the East
for some time, has returned to her home in Old
Tacoma.
dr. r. B. Niblock went to Seattle on Thursday,
and will return to tEis city the first of next
week.
Mrs. George Browne has returned to this city
from the East, accompanied by her two boys.
Mr. and Mrs. A. p. Prftchard and daughter
left for Alaska on Wednesday morning
Mr. Delaney Lauderback has left for the East
He will not remain away very long.
Mrs. L. stickney and daughter. of Albany, N.
Y, were at the Tacoma this week.
Mr. C. c.. Munson and family, Of Lincoln,
Neb., were in this city last week.
Mr.. r. T. varnum went to Gray's harbor on
Monday, and may locate there.
Mr. Phoenix Babcock. of this city eft for
Alaska Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. V. Cesar have moved into
their new house on J street.
Professor Gault has left for the East. and win
remain away until August.
Major Pratt left on Saturday for Idaho, where
he will stay several weeks.
Mr. Allen C. Mason has returned from his trip
to the Okanogan country.
The Rev. Mr. Lemuel Wells and wife left for q
trip to Alaska this week.
Mr. and Mrs. r. v. Barto have returned from
their trip to the East
Mr. J. W. Fairbank OF Port Angeles, was in
this city this week.
Mr. H. Crohin. of New York city, has been
here this week.
General and Mrs. Parker. Of Washington. are
al the Tacoma
Mr. and Mrs. Z. Prido. of Dayton. have been
visiting here.
Mr. Frank C. Reed. of New York. has arrived
in the city.
Major Lashmutt, of Portland. was In this city
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Tyler left this week fos
Alaska
Mr.. J, C. Barber left last week for Gray's hsr.
Dor.
Mr. Albert Sutton has left for the East.