The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-09

pleasure for their return, which IS antfca-
psted in the falL
oLYMPIA SOCIETY.
4 Hrt~hs week-The Rsct-LaasdAle
Nupsa4ls-Persoaal.
OIrurrA. March S--The sphere Of 90
ciahiiisy continues it, rounds here at the
capital. As acquaintance rspenss the realm
Of enjoyment increases Polite, comfort
able and wealthy citisens keep open
house" to all who are enrolled upon their
respective ists-and they Az numerous.
KooT-LAxzpALE-
The most pleasing. genial and notable
event of this week Was the nuptiais OF Miss
Anna Lansdaie. the youngest daughter OF
Dr.. r 81. Lansdale. and Hen II. A. Root,
probate Judge of Thurston county. This
vas celebrated last Tuesday evening 1t the
residence of the brides parents, Rev. w. +.
Lee pronoancing the ceremony. The bride,
one Of the most beautiful and accomplished
young ladies Of the capital city, has resided
here since her infancy; and her friends in
Guide al those who enjoy her acquaintance.
The groom Is known throughout the entire
state and has hundreds OF friends who
heartily congratulate him and bid him and
his beautiful bride hearty God-speed on
their journey through life After the cere-
rnony WAS performed the guests par
took OF . delicious wedding feast
The presents received were numerous
and beautiful. Among them were the fol-
lowing. Silver coffee set, by the brides
parents; silver spoons. knives and forks.
by Mr. Charles Lansdsle; silver cake dish,
by Messrs. ]. r. Mitchell and E. E. Gregg;
table linen, by Mr.. Mark E. Reed; table
lamp by Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Calhoun, of
Seattle; French bisque figures, by Mr..
George G. Mills, of Seattle: nut crackers
and picks. by Misses Rens Cavanaugh and
Bessie Lee; card receiver, by Mr.. Frank NJ.
Convey. The happy couple left for Cali
fornia Wednesday afternoon, where they
will remain for month, after which they
viii make Olympia their permanent home.
Those present at the nuptials were: DR..
and Mrs. Lansdale, Mr.. Charles Lansdaie,
Mr.. and Mrs. Aldridge, Mr.. and Mrs.
Labree, Mrs. Steel of Portland, Mrs. II.
E. Pope of Spokane Falls. Mrs. w. B. Lee,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ Calhoun of Seattle,
Miss Minna z. Steel of Portland. Miss
Bessie Lee, Miss Rena Cavanaugh, Miss
Iona Giles, Miss Fioy Frost, Miss Lizzie
McFadden, Kiss Louise Aver, Miss Emma
Reed, Miss Anna Tarbell Miss Maud Will
son. Mr.. Frank NJ. Convey, Mr.. Mark E.
Reed. Mr.. Harry ID. Cowies, Mr.. X. S.
Anderson, Mr.. c. II. Aver. Mr.. George G..
Mills of Seattle. Mr.. John r. Mitchell. Mr..
Charles d. Garfield, Mr.. e. E. Gregg, all of
whom were very intimate friends Of the
contracting parties.
MUSICAL TREAT.
The first of a series of invitation parlor
concerts was given at the music rooms of
Mrs. s. NJ. Jones on Friday evening, and
was q marked success. Musical people
gathered there to the number of forty, and
the programme, largely classical. was
charmingly rendered. Among the selec-
tons were:
"Adagio," Beethoven, Sextet Op., 81;
Marriage of Figaro" duet from "Rigo-
letto," Verdi; serenade, "Ruby Bias" "Lu
vasiilo." Sarmiento; Last Hope" Gott-
schalk: soprano solo. ANGELS Serenade."
with violin obligato, and many other beau
tifui renditions by voice. piano. organ and
violin. 1t was = musical treat long to be
remembered. and the friends OF Mrs. Jones,
and their name is legion, sincerely hope
that the second of this series viii not be
long delayed. Space prevents the mention
of all the company. but among those pres
ent We noticed: Lieutenant-Governor and
Mrs. Laughton, Speaker and Mrs. Fei-
CHAN, Senator Parkinson. Mrs Edmund
Gage, Mrs. s. c. Woodruff, Mrs. T. n.
Ford, Captain and Mrs. ]. ]. Gilbert, Mr..
and Mrs. +. c. Brown, DR.. and Mrs. C. l.
Flanagan, DIR. and Mrs. Armstrong
Mayor and Mrs. J. F. Convey. Professor w.
III. Roberts, DIR. and Mrs. Kincaid, Judge
and Mrs. T. n. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. r. g.
Stuart, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Phillips, and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Whitney.
COMPLIMENTARY BANQUET.
On Tuesday night . complimentary ban
quet was rendered to Mr.. George g. Mills,
chief clerk of the United States land office.
Seattle, who was in this city on q brief
visit. He formerly resided here, during
which time he was the able correspondent
OF the Posr-INrEIIIeEScER. Arrangements
were made at Doane's popular resort,
where repast suitable to the occasion was
served, and one calculated, If possible to
strengthen the concord Of friendships of
other days. Among those present were:
Mr.. Alexander Jeffrey, Mr.. George A.
Williams, Mr.. T.. l.. Sawyer. OF Tacoma;
Mr.. Frank NJ. Convey. M Mark Z. Reed,
Mr.. George g. Mills. of Seattle: Mr.. Gus
Harris, Mr.. Otis, Mr.. James Allen, Mr.
Fred Ward and Mr.. Dillon.
SOCIAL PARTY.
The social party on Monday evening at
the residence OF State Auditor and Mrs. T.
NJ. Reed. was complete in every respect
and most enjoyable As usual with all
those who keep open house for their
acquaintance in this charming city, music.
whist, dancing and repasf was the order
OF this occasion. Among those present
we're: DIR. ana Mrs. Armstrong. Miss
Maud Wilson. Miss Emma Reed, Miss
Louise Aver. Miss Rena Cavanaugh, Miss
Annie Tarbeil, Miss Annie Connolly, Miss
Iona Giles. Mr.. Frank NJ. Convey, Mr..
George q. Mills of Seattle, Mr.. Mark T..
Reed, Mr.. c. III. Aver, Mr.. b. C. Arm
strong and Mr.. J. T. Armstrong
cAxP-wBisr GATHERING.
The ladies' camp-whist party took place
at the charming residence Of Mrs Samuel
@. Ward. on Wednesday evening. Her
parlors we're beautifully decorated and the
collation. would have tempted an epicure.
Those present were: Mrs. q. NJ. King.
Mrs Or. Conover, Mrs. A. Il. Cowles, Mrs.
General Mckinney, Mrs. III. B. MeElroy.
Mrs. ". F. Brown, Mrs. A. II. II. Stuart.
Mrs Captain Parker. Mrs. Samuel Wi.
hams, Mrs. A. 4. Phillips. Mrs. Herbert
McMicken. Mrs. John Percival and Mrs.
samuel c. Percival
ArrRrcIArTvE JUpaEs
Among those who have purchased resi-
dence property in the Capital City this week
are Hon. K o. Dunbar, associate justice