The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-20

Nh NJ !! :. Pratt Mrs n. Russell, Ma We
~. ns: MA J: Q. Haines. Mrs f. Neufelder.
- Q. Neufelder, Mrs.. c. d stfm.on
y ATS a. Maddox, Mrs A. yisscher. Mrr
1nsles Mn Mary c. warbus, Mrs ]. D.
man. Ms J. R Haven. Mrs. r. Grant
g LIE Ferry. Miss Mary Bates Miss Lola
S.S, Miss Masher. Miss Readman. Miss Mary
80 HIS Collins Miss Wrestling. Min I'm.
~ thornton, Ars- A. T. Burton
THE RAINIER HoP.
aoDsDiy no hotel 1t any Of the popular re-
brilliant appearance than the Rainier hotel On
~. occssion OF the hop last Wednesday night
Ane great veranda around the horse was filed
49, sue summer guests, seated in easy chairs.
watching the merry dancers, listening 10 the
~ ,usac of aamiring the fine view afforded them.
sse1soe oenoted an entire forgetfulness Of
svels thing in the summers gsyeties. The fol-
lowing guests participated in the msxy meas
s.s Miss Lillian Potvin, Miss Anna Furfh.
d ~ - Anne Kimball Miss d. callaher. Miss
SAseae, MISS Il Rumsey, Miss Nay Riley. Mr..
~ NJ rs. deorgo Grayson, Mr.. and Mra Ralsson.
49,. M. INC Mrs J. @. Miner. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
n.nnger. Misses Crooks. from San Francisco: 81
VOL, voiz, Miss Marian Armstrong, Miss Noble. Miss
v wsIlssu, Miss Essie Glenn. Oakland: Miss
wheeler, San Francisco: Miss Wales, New York:
af. = =. Lewis, Mr.. Henry Miller, Mr.. w. K.
snrsckeft Mr. Frank NJ. Smith, Mr. J. 1. Butler.
MI =. Eugene Chapman, Mr.. Kelly. and Mr..
GILMAN Pack CHURCH soc1ALs.
some weeks ago the young ladies' of the Gil
man Park n. E church, Ballard. subscribed a
nDeral contribution to the church hui ding
iund. wednesday night in Berg's hail they
began the hrst OF q series Of soclals and enter
ts.nments which are intended TO liqnidate this
subscription Among those present who en-
Joyed the music and supper furnished ON this
0Ec84lOn p BIZ
Drake. Mr.. and Mrs. schulsted and family, Mr..
ana Mrs Durham and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Anderson and family, Mrs. Bryg-
gar and daughters, Mr.. and Mrs Pres
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. sprague, Mr. and Mrs
/ Il. sprague. Mr.. and Mrs. PeIls, Mr.. and Mrs
Dunivin. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Lind, Mr.. F. NJ.
De Mass, Mr.. John Mcdonald. Mr. Redmond, Mr..
Eastman, from Fremont, and Mr.. J. C. Sharp,
from Seattle.
BAZAAR AT BALLARD.
On Tuesday the Ladies' Ala Society of the
First Presbyterian church of Ballard held a ba-
zarr and festival in Berg's hall social aud
pleasant evening was spent by all present, and
handsome sum was secured for the benefit of
the society. One Of the striking features OF the
bazaar, was Rebecca at the vel dispensing
refreshing drinks 10 the thirsty crowd Miss
Belle Willard, in appropriate costume repre-
senfed RebeccA Among those present were
"AhAeth hAAcup CunflSe bldGky MT. ana Mrs. II.
II. Faulkner, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fraser, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leader. MI and MIRA Young, Mr. and Mrs.
Nickerson, Mr.. and Mrs willard and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Holly and family, Messrs W.
spraeue, +. E. Sprsgue, Miss N. Sprague, Misses
Dora and Lena Emerson, Mr.. w. G. Cole Rev. A.
:. Carney. Mr.. J. A. Peabody, Mr.. Roberts.
Mrs. Clark, H. r. Harris. Messrs A. Ivanson, NJ
H. Sullivan and Mrs. Wise.
COMPLIMENTARY TO xR. rFErrrER.
Last v ednesday night, at Chisholm's hall, q
very pleasant farewell party was given compli-
mentary to Mr.. Pfeifer, who left Thursday for
six weeks visit to friends in Wisconsin The
principal Diversion of the evening was dancing.
Those present were: Mrh Il. v. Bean, Mrs. Finch.
Miss Lillian Potvin, Miss Sarah Carroll, Miss
Clara Wilson, Miss Hattie Bray, Miss Blanche
De Mers, Miss Telia Carroll Miss l. Bray, Miss
Margaret Mckinney, Miss Nina Moon, Miss
Grace McLaughlin, Miss Marian Garfield, Mr.
Henry Miller, Mr.. Fred Robinson, Mr.. Frank
Carroll. Mr.. win Pfeiffer. Mr.. C. B. Smith, Mr.
C. A. Mckenzie, Mr.. J. w. Irving, Mr. HOY Bean,
Mr.. Fred Mclaughlin, Mr. James Hayden, Mr..
Harry Fredsricks Mr.. E. A. De Mers. Mr.. A. H.
shreve, Mr. ". G. Gilger. Mr.. Charles Holcomb,
Dr. F. N. Slime.
SKETCH CLUE.
The meeting Of the Architectural Sketch Club
last Saturday evening was an event to b re-
membered by those present 1t was the first of
series to be given during the season, and the
success of the first gives great promise for those
TO follow The following programme was rem.
dered:
Instrumental solo ............. "; Krause
Vocal solo. j. H. Mid1ebrook
Harmonica solo. Observation-Disclosures Dillon
Instrumental quartette- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mr. Mariner. NJ. Morse, Mr. johnson. Mr..
Van Amrtnge.
500 --...A. Sress"eA
Vocal quarfette -.......-....--.-
Mr.. Fischer, Mr.: Henderson. Mr.. Lansing
and Mr.. Woodward.
MUSICAL TREAT.
The music-loving people of SEATTLE enjoyed Q
treat Friday night AT the Methodist church con-
cert Miss Finch and Miss voltz. the prims
donnas of the evening, have each rare voices,
although without resemblance either in quality
or compass, yet their voices blend together in
beautiful harmony. Miss VOLTS voice possesses
toe sweetness and clearness of the songbird.
Miss Finch's voice is better calculated, with its
depth and strength, to render the deeper emo
tions and sorrows of life. II the term may be
applied. Miss voltz has the optimistic voice, and
Miss French the pessimistic voice, happily con-
trasting with each other.
GOOD TEMPLARs
The Pacific Lodge, No. 81, held their usual
weekly meeting ct their hall, Fifth and Pike,
last wedn sday night, about one hundred mem
hers present After the usual business the fol-
lowing programme was rendered:
hec''a'ion Mr.. Jewell. 49, >'
Recitation al Am Seventy Two Today"
g. NJ Blakney.
Recisa'ion.. Mr. Keiiy. e'na'e 0o''ese
Mr.. Shoals.
Reading. Five Hundred Years Ago.
@. F. Correll.
Remarks. MT. busnneh
MRS. AMIDoN ENrERTAINs.
Mira g. /. Amidon gave an observation party
at her residence in Queen Anne last Thursday.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler,
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Leason. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B.
Maurice, Mr.. and Mrs E 7. Stevens, Mr.. and
Mrs f. Ward, Mr.. and Mrs I. NJ. Ewart, Miss
Inez wilson, Miss Mamie o'Neil. Miss Violet
wheeler, Miss Katie White, Miss Myrtle VIM
ton. Miss Jessie Wall, Mr.. Charles Freemen,
Mr.. Harry Truman, Mr.. Ted Beck. Mr. Nestor
Norton Mr. Ard. Ewart Mr.. Wallace Brown,
Mr.. George Clark, Mr.. Arthur Edwards, Mr..
Al Edwards.
DIES MONIES PARTY.
An elegant little dinner was given last Wednes-
day at the Chamber of Commerce, the occasion
being a reunion of party of tourists from Des
Moines, Ia, en- route for Alaska, and their
friends who reside in Seattle. The Des Moines
marty consisted of: Mr.. and Mrs J. I'll. Windsor
and daughter Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cummings,
Mr.. and Mrs c. N. Gilman and Mr.. A. 1. Nc
Csrsar. The Seattle friends were: Hon. and
Mrs d. O. Finch, M F. NJ. Huhbell. Mr.. Charles
Painter and Mr.. Fred Robinson
DINNER PARTY.
n, and Mrs J. r. Macdonald. Pa Spring
street. gave q very enjoyable dinner party 70
tow friends last Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Brown. OF Portland. furnished some delightful
vocal and instrumental music on the occasion.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs p. Boyd, Mr.
and Mrs. Captain Gilmore, Mr.. and Mrs ID.
S,evens Mr. and Mrs. ii. A. Van Amringe. MI.