The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-03

L. n. Wood. Judge HoIconab made a brilliant
speech In which he paid high tributes TO the OF.
nclais OF the land Office in general, the citizens,
sna pafticuiariy the city of Seat lie. Colonel D
Henry replied to the toast, ..Attorneys Prsctic-
ing Before the Land One" Register Mills re-
sponoed to the compliment paid him By Major
aaydsn mr.. Kennedy did justice 10 The
Lsdies' Mr.. Van Cise responded to dead wood
compiimented the dignity and courtesy OF Sc
atties attorneys and We'd with Judge Holcomb
n ~ exsoline the beauties and prospects of the
Queen City OF the Sound Mr. Chaplin touch
insiy alluded TO the Honest Settler" who filed
ectaim, while MT. Gregory spoke o. one of s.the
friends OF the major" Mr. Taylor grew eloquent
IN responding to the toast proposed TO the .Re-
publican Party" and won much applause. Mr..
seideI oid Justice to the Timber Land Grab
oeu aud HI. Manson responded apuropriately
to Young Republicans" aud Others smoke on
osner subjects relevant to land Office business
ine now OF soul and wine was brilliant, yet
moderate throughout, and when the party dis
pefsed at an early hour yesterday morning it
was unanimously resolved that they had spent
one OF the most enjoyable nights Of the year,
sno mat they knew OF none whom they could
more heartily honor than the retiring receiver
OF the Seattle land office. Major Hayden, and
hosts OF friends will join In wishing him all sue
cess In bic new position, that of manager OF the
Peoples Saving bank.
MRS. II. G. STRIVES RECEPTION.
MIS- II. @. Strive and Mrs. A. L. MacCulsky
gave reception at their residence Second and
fine streets. last Tuesday afternoon. They
were assisted by Mrs. ]. C. Haines. Mrs. Maurice
McMicken and Mrs. ". A. Harrington, and Miss
y. Heitshu. Daylight was excluded and beau
tifui candelbra and numberless tiny waxen
candles filled the spacious room with their
mellow light. The floral decorations were not
only inherently beautiful, but the arrangement
OF the flowers and their color blending evil
oenced = most artistic originality. The first
parlof was . symphony OF pink Marshal
Neill roses and carnations. filing the
air with their affinity of perfume The
seasons choicest golden forexcence enhanced
the library. The mantel was buried beneath
their beauty. reflected in q mirror at the rear.
The dininR-room was arranged in heliotrope
and pink. The floral door leading into the re.
treatment room climaxed the floral decora-
uonA Miss Mary Strive was assisted in serving
by Miss May Riley and Miss Emery. The guests
were: Mrs. NJ J. Carkeek. Mrs. ]. c. Haines,
Mrs. Thomas Ewing Mrs w. X. Boone Mrs W.
A. Harrington, Mrs Albert Kelly, Mrs. George
Hebron, Mrs. F. 8. de Wolfe, Mrs. David KEEL
lCgg, Mrs. g. 6. Lyons. Mrs. J. d. Lowman.
Mrs. Maurice McMicken, Mira d. H. Gilman,
Mrs. ]. r. Lewis, Mrs. W. Z. Forrest, Mrs. Jacob
Furth, Mrs A. ]. Fsken. Mrs. Archibald Fisken,
Mrs H. X Struve, Mrs. F. Grant Mrs W.
Grambs, Mrs w. l. Ellis, Mrs. Dauton. Mrs f.
Dimmoek, Mrs. H. B. Bagley, Mrs. E. NJ. Carr,
Mira Bacon. Mrs. Fenno Ball, MIRA l. C. Gilman,
Mrs. W. l. Gazzam. Mrs. J. c. Grasse. Mrs.
Gregory, Mrs. J. r. Hayden. Mrs. A. p. Hill.
Mrs DR.. Kloeber. Mrs. ]. r. Mcdonald,
Mrs. II. II. Lewis, Mrs. @. H. Parker, Mrs. f.
Burnes. Mrs. r. Black, Mrs. Hardin, Mrs.
Charles Kittinger, Mrs. George Kittinger, Mrs.
J. X. Boutwell,, Mrs. w. A. Ballard, Mrs. NJ. R.
Maddox, Mrs. visher. Mrs r. Nevins, Mrs Ed
Neufeider Mrs. Frank osgood Mrs J. F. Pratt,
MIRA ]. Keith Wilson, Mrs. NJ. Russell, Mrs
Readman, Mrs. George Riley. Mrs. DIR. Pleas
ants, Mrs. Charles Power. Mrs Frank Ray, Mrs.
Thomas Reed, Mrs. Joshua Wrestling, Mrs.
Charles Whiulesey, Mrs. L. Wilmington, Mrs.
d. r. Wheeler. Mrs George yanDoren, Mrs Tai
colt, Mrs Ed Terry. Mrs Shields. Mrs.
Saunders Mrs. A. B. Burton, Mrs. P.
Charles Rollins, Mrs A. B. Stewart. Mrs. E.
W. s. Tingle, Mrs Frank Taylor Mrs. S. Water
man, Mrs Roundfree, Mrs. William Ralston,
Mrs. George H. Watson, Mrs. John Buttrick,
Mrs j. B. Preston, Mrs. Mcclellan, Mrs. r.
washburn, Mrs. G. NJ. sheafe. Mrs. l. S. J. Hunt,
Mrs. Folsom, Mra d. Garrett, Mrs. W. ID.
Humphrey, Mrs James McNaught Mrs. Fred
Sunder. Mrs. W. A. Peters, Mrs. Hopkins, Mrs.
Charles Baker. Mrs. w. 81. H. Green. Mrs. A. w.
EnRle, Mrs Warbass, Mrs. NJ. IL. Miller, Mrs
w. r. Graham, Mrs. @. Poncin. Mrs Mcintosh
Mrs. Meiggs Mrs. J. B. Metcalfe, Mrs ]. Scurry.
Mrs. Amos Brown, Mrs. Captain Taylor, Mrs.
Hathaway, Mrs. r. Hanford, Mrs. Thompson,
II VI. "
B. Stacy, Mrs L. Baxter. Mrs. N. A. Jennings,
Mrs. Whitney. Mrs. Harry Whitney. Mrs. Greg
DRY, Mrs. Cobbs, Mrs. John Arthur, Mrs d. Bax-
ter, Mrs Sanderson, Miss Heitshn, Miss Emery,
Miss Riley, Miss Meiggs, Miss Sparkling,
Miss Readnan, Miss Edwards, Miss
Folsom, Miss Mcclellan, Miss Hobbs.
Miss Goodail, Miss Buttrick Miss Weed, Miss
slocum. Miss Sanderson Miss Fiske n, Miss Crit
tendon, Miss Furth. Miss French, Miss Thomr-
son, Miss Henry. Miss Mcdonald, Miss Snyder,
Miss Sheafe, Miss Thornton, Miss Thornton,
Miss Belcher, Miss Noble, Miss Wales. Miss
Boarman, Miss Hopkins, Miss Wrestling.
MRS BROWNS RECEPTION.
Mrs. Amos Brown gave an aft ernoon recep-
ton at her residence, Front and Spring streets,
last Friday. The house was a floral lower,
while great pots OF ferns flanked the corners and
sides OF the receiving rooms. One of the mos
pleasing fea ures of the afternoon was the
dainty young ladies who assisted in serving.
Miss Anita Hunt, Miss Blanche Treen, Miss
Louise Hut1on, Miss Brownie Brown, the
Misses Annie Kimbsll and Agard. The list of
those present is as follows: Mrs. D. Hor-
ton, Mrs. G. B. Kittinger Mrs. C. Kittinger,
Mrs E. Terry Mrs. A. Mack ntosh, Mrs. r. Az
Grill, Mrs. r. Byrne, Ms G. B. Adair, Mrs. A.
B. Stewart, Mrs. q. Kinnear, Mrs J. r Kin
near Mrs. 8 Baxter. Mrs. c. NJ. Sheafe, Mrs. DR..
Churchill. Mrs. Z. A. MacCulsky, Mrs. J. R. Nc
Donald, Mrs. J. DO hwell. Mrs. c. Hanford. Mrs.
Graves, MIS- hoiluDeCk, Mrt DucHhubu, mrs
Hughes, Mrs. Judge Jacobs, Mrs c. Bagiey,
Mrs. C. K. Jenner, Mrs. ID. Kello 6, Mrs. G. KEEL
logg. Mrs. DR.. Bagley. Mrs Henry. Mrs. Thorn
ton Mrs DR.. Askan. Mrs. G. Davies. Mrs ID.
Davies, Mrs. Rengstorf. Mrs. Alden, Mrs. J. r.
Hayden. Mrs. Hoyt, Mrs. Eilcott, Mrs. Prosch,
Mrs. Butterfield, Mrs. Dyer. Mrs Andersen. Mrs.
Young Mrs. Atkins, Mrs. Pontius Mrs. Han
ford, Mrs Denton Mrs Foster Mrs. E. C. Kill
bourne Mrs Shorey, Mrs. Judge Burke, Mrs.
Thomas Ewing, Mrs Miller, Olympia; Mrs Tay-
Tor. Mrs NJ F. Nickels. Mrs Sfetson,
Mrs. Edwards. Mrs. Crockett. Mrs. Mann,
Mrs. Grasse, Mrs. Jennings. Mrs.
Hasbrouck. Mrs Harrington, Mrs. Kimball.
Mrs w. z Boone, Mrs. Black. Mrs. Jennings,
Mrs. Mcdonald. Mrs. Lewis Mrs. scurry. Mrs.
Enele Mrs waroass, Mrs Mitchell. Mrs Du-
Range. Mrs. II. Russell, Mrs. X. Russell. Mrs. G.
Hall. Mrs Davis, Mrs White. Mrs. Gazzam. Mrs.
Miller, Mrs. Frauenthal. Mrs. Gregory. Mrs. FL
lis. Mrs. Bush, Mrs. d. 4. Bramley, Mrs. r.
Peterson, Mrs S. Smith, Mrs Hunt, Mrs. Han
ford. Mrs H. w. w. Greene. Mrs. Captain
Burns Mrs Metcalf, Mrs. III. A Parkhu-st. Mrs.
Askam. Mrs J. c. Haines. Mrs. Burton, Mrs. A.
p. Denny. Mrs Gilmour, Mrs. Young, Mrs
George Carter Mrs Ballard. Mrs. Gilmore. Mrs.
Thomas, Mrs. Libbey. Mrs. Decides, Mrs Catch,
Miss Patch. Mrs. Cobb. Mrs. Jewell Laird. Nine.
Tfsdale. Mrs. Minor, Mrs. Halter, Mrs Catch,
Mrs Dr. Redpath. Mrs shannon, Olympia; Mrs
Barnes. Mrs. Maurice MeMtcken, Miss Horton.
Miss Lois sheafe. Miss Hyde. Miss Chick, Miss
Mary Strive. Miss Bush, Miss Minta Foster,
Miss Thornton. Miss A. Sparkling. Miss Atkins,
Miss Halter. Miss Goldstein. Miss Anita Hunt,
Miss Anne Kimball. Miss Nellie Miller, Miss
Young. Miss Stork, Miss Smith. Miss Hoar, Miss
Terry. Miss Brownie Brown, Miss Blanche
Trean Miss Louie Huntoon.