The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-21

Mr. asd Mn. Campbell! we're presented during
the evening with handsomely engraved silver
pi tchsr. ~ token Of their rspect and sdmafar
ton. Fopast was served AMONG those pres
ent were. Ar. and Mrs.. samuel Crawford. NJ.
and Mira r O. Denny, NJ aud Mn Angus
NcIutosh. NJ and Mn lob r. LSon. Nj. ana
Mn. c. n. eheals. Dr. and Mrs. Johnson. Nfa =.
4 Psykhurst, Mrs. C. X. Jennsf. Mr.. and
Mn Jar z. T1bbsfs. NJ. and Mira Th0mpson,
Ar. sud Nrs. Elsie, Judge and Mr. Fooie, NJ.
and Mrs. q o. Gleason. Mr. and Mrs. ). II.
jenkins. Professor Catch. Miss Chamberlain,
Min & Young, Mis- Z csuensy. ni0 Nellie
Crawford. Miss PsrsoDs, Miss Julis Kennedy,
MnL A. y. stewart Mis- Emma Martin. Mis-
Eva Wilson, Mn Wsllingiosd. NJ. I'd Reese.
Mr.. JsNes O. HersWood
IL HONOR OF Hiss ATWOOD.
Friday evening MI. and Mrs. l. c. Gilman r.
ceived guests Ia honor OF their cousin Miss At
wood. Dancing and cards were induIge1 in till
= late houy. and the whole affair was decidedly
enjoyatlc. Those rfesent were: Nj. and Afa
George Donworth. Mr. and Mrs. r. W. Higgins.
Mr and Mra T. H. Dsuison. yr. aud Ars- Percy
Rochester NJ. and Mra Reuben Jones, Ir. and
Ma Walter Faddis. Mr.. and Mrs. wi liam Lew
ellyn, NJ and Mira. 4 r. Blaine. Gr. and
Ma J. G. Barnes. Mr.. and Mrs. ,. r. Rosald,
Mr.. and Mrs. y. G. Ronald, Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.
Gszzsm. Mr. and Afs z. u. Carr Miss May
Buck, Miss Jewel watkins, Miss Cora ecofeh-
Miss L &. Atwood, Mr. Tborre Carr. Mr- George
Soyes M. James Hamilton Lewis. Mr. Con-
wsy. Mr. Harry Whiting, Mr.. =. l. stinson. Ar2
B. r. ssinson.
yAPAxEsE TEA
The paslors OF the Unitarian church presented
. most artistic appearance yesterday afternoon,
the occasion being japanese tea given BY the
ladies OF that church. from till O'Clock.
The decorations and draperies were japanese
The tes wss served In dainty japanese dishes,
and some Of the Isdfes wore pretty japanese
silk gowns Flowers were profuseiy used in en-
HANGING the scene. The ladies who served
the afternoon MrR Maurice McAicken favored
the guests with several vocal solos, and Mrs.
Black and Mrs. Waterman with instrumental
music.
LOYAL LgGfox.
un w. Fl. Middlebrook insfructs every
Wednesday, at 2:30 O'Clock, in the Market Street
Baptist church, forty children in practical tenn
pefance. After their lesson. marching, music,
singing and recitasions follow. which the chill
dfen enjoy Wednesday. ~ their last meeting.
they occupied some time in sewing for the day
nufssry. Those present were: Bell Sutton.
Emily Pratt Edith Clark. Edith Burgess. Nor
ma Ronald. Elsie Burgess, Annie Dyer, Lanra
Humest. Clara Jones' Clara Horn, Jennie Ing
liz, Bessie lnglia. Elsie Burgess, Addie Hotch-
maker. Mabel Ronald, Katie Burgess Johnnie
Holchmaker, Freddie Clark, Jessie Jones'
orEr AIR CONCERT.
The First Regiment Band delighted many PEG
pie last Friday night with the following pro-
gramme. which they rendered 1t their open al.
concerts
Narch--"Deviis" euppe
wsitz-.Musika ante Lied sr''......... =. KisIer
operate gavo.te-"iA vistera'' ........ Auber
49, 90 nm nj R1fA
"Dsrkies Dream" .............-....-. Reeves
serenade-.spanisn wedding. nm. siivo
Quscriie-'D'e scnone Heleoa". ...... Berses
Aooley-"Razzie zzie" Albert
NsS slLNAS's LUNCHEON.
Ara L. G. Gilman gave Q lunch on wednee-
day in honor OF her mother. Mrs stinson, who
IL visiting her from she East The tables were
beautifully decorated with flowers, and dainty
souvenir WAS placed IT the plate of each guest
Tkoss invited were: Mrs Dorworth. MnL
George Donworth, Mrs. Tnorndyke. Mrs. Reuben
Jones. Mrs Thompson, Ms Hardin. Mrs Lyon.
Mr.. Percy Rochester. Mrs. sinon Preston, Mrs
E. u. Carr, Mrs stirson aud Miss Atwood.
COMPLIMENTARY TO MRS TULL-
Mrs. David Kellogg gave . luncheon last
Saturday in honor OF her mother, Mrs John
Tull. Of Monroe. Mich, who has been spending
the summer with her. The guests were: Mrs
Readmar. Mrs Warbass, Mrs. whitney. Mrs.
de Wolfe. Mrs Hodge, Of Bloomington, H.; Mrs.
Hill. Of Indianapolis: Mra j. +. Mcknight
SURPRISE TO MIS- STORY.
Ms NJ 6. Story was szreesbly surprised by
about fifteen yolnR ladies and gentlemen be-
longing to her Pinaiore company, who APP
psarsd 1t her hcme last Friday night The
evening was diss pated ia dancing, music, sing
ing and refresnmen;a
wHssr rAsfy.
Mrs A. r. Know entertained q few friends
hast Tuesday night ri her home, corner OF How
ard and DEPOT streets Whist, with an elegant
supper, formed the evenings diversions