The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-15
WHAT SOCIETY DID.


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being served 1t midnight Those present were
Colonel and Mr.. IAnde<. Lieutenant and Mrs.
Wiley. Mr. and Mrs Belts. Mr.. and Mrs. Durk-
EFT. Mr.. and Mrs- Gerrish. ArA Bsackiston, M.s.
Leafey. Mlsses o Nell and Burke. from Van
couver barracks. wash.: Misses Story, Biackis-
ton. Van Blackiston. Tnmble. Miller. eheeaan
and Lcarey. and MessrA Jago, Bourland. Bell.
Potter. Phillips, Ella. Snyder, J. Wood. B. 8
Learey.
Party AT COLONEL WOODS
On last Monday evening = pleasant party was
given ct the residence Of Colonel AMI Mrs.
Oliver wood. in honor OF Mr.. aud MIRA Hub
bard. OF Brooklyn. N. r.. who have been visit
ing with Colonel aud Mrs. Wood for two weeks.
The evening was spent in social conversation,
dancing and cards Those present were: Rev.
and Mrs Blackisfon. Mrs Lucinda Hastings,
Mr.. and Ms. NJ A. saw,elle. Dr. and Mrs.. Con-
ever, Dr.. and Mn. {. NJ. Baldwin. Mrs. Thomas
Jack man, Miss May Smith. of Olympia. Miss
Lucy Listiefseid. Miss Lilly Miller. Miss Minnie
Mytinger, DR.. and Mrs. Robert Lyaii. Mr.. and
Mn J D. OSeil. Nr. and Mn. G. B. Wood. and
Mr.. Frank Jago. Mr.. J. H. Bell Mr.. James
Wood and Mr.. Allan Farrah.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
birthday party was rendered Israel Katz, 1t
bis residence. Tuesday night select party Of
Invited guests were present During the eye-
ming Mr. kats was presented with handsome,
goli-headed cane by employees In his store.
Those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Meyers. Mr..
and Mrs. Fleshsm. Mr.. aud Mrs. }. d. Pringie,
Mr.. aud Mrs. James Aanion. Mr. ana Mrs.
Jacob BehrmaH. Mn Harf. .Mias Learned.
Messrs- Hart, kurl, Peartman. Thomss Hart.
MeCormics, Stokes, Louis. william and Carl
Mass, George Meyers, Ebert, of Gan Francisco;
Kiinger. winst-ck and J. c. Priugie.
cLAMsAKE AND PICNIC.
On Thursday Of last week Hon J. A. Kuhn, r.
W. Hastings, b s. Miller and F. W. Pettygroyc
gave picnic and cIambske TO their friends.
The bake was held at Tibbals' lake park and
about $50 Of our best citizens spent the after
noon there. The day was spent in eating clans.
spinning yarns ard dancing. and every body had
jolly time.
OUTDOOR SPORTS
Outdoor sports continue to attract the atten-
ton OF large number of our young people.
Boating and tennis are the leading outside
amuscments and new and somewhat original
affair. watch promises to become quite popular.
Is . moonlight croquet club, which Is being
gotten up BY J. A. Van Bokkeien. Z. B. Barthrop
and othen.
Lewis Mohr arrived in this city yesterday
from Fort WAYNE Ind. Mr.. Mohr was here .
few months ago and was 20 fayorably impressed
with the country that he decided TO bring his
family here.
6. A. Hoyt. recently from Arlington, Or, ac-
companied by his family, II . guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore at the Clarendon. Mr.. Hoyt Is
on his way to Blaine. where he Is interested in
property.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard. who have been the
guests of Colonel and Mrs. Oliver Wood for two
weeks. returned 70 their home in Brooklyn, N
r., on Tuesday.
r. II. wansbrough, auditor Of San Juan
county. has been in this city the past three
Gays. lie returned home Friday ON the General
Miles.
II los Rose Sheehan 10 in Seattle. where she
ent TO attend the commencement exercises OF
the sisters academy.
Major Canbv, United States paymaster. arrived
In the city yesterday from Portland and went ct
once to the fort
Judge James g. Swan was in attendance ct the
United States district court at seattle this week
Captain Char es A. Sawyer returned from San
Francisco Friday.