The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-02

dDCut u1kcSu u11leS IN ieuEtQs WHICH cOUQecIS
the lake just mentioned with osoyoos. The
journey from here Is by the okanogan river,
which flows into the Columbia at Fort Okan-
ogan. The Columbia river will be followed TO
Coules City, and thence to Spokane, from
which point the party will return home. The
hunters expect 10 be gone a month and have
full preparations TO meet any kind OF fate.
They anticipate plenty of sport and will return
tull OF splendid yarns.
A. M. e. Parlor Social.
pleasant parlor sociable was held at the resi-
oence OF Mr.. 5. ]. Collins on Tuesday evening
In honor OF the pastor, Rev. 8. L Blakeney, who
Is about to depart for Sacramento, Gala The
evening was spent in music both vocal and in
strumental and speech making. Mira White sang
Jesus Lover of Ny SOUL and gave such salts
faction that she was compelled to respond with
an encore. There was singing also by a trio,
composed of Mr.. Collins, Mr.. Grant and Mr.
layton. Mrs. I. J. Collins sang q song and Mr..
l. l. walker sang solo, and Mr.. J. f. Cragwell
made speech in which in neat terms he well
coined the guests of the evening and stated the
OBJECT OF the gathering. Mrs. A. J. Jones played
the accomplishments for all the pieces Very
nice refreshments were served during the even
ing. The reception committee was COM
posed OF Mrs. S. ]. Collins, Mrs. J. C.
Blocker and Mrs. A. J. Jones. Those pres
ent were: Rev. Blakeney, Mr. and Mrs Jones, Mrs.
J. G. Blocker, Mrs. Mary Feps, Mrs. Anna Trav-
ers, Mrs. Mary Alexander, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Roy,
Mr. and Mrs. Lawranee, Mr.. s. Holiiway, Mr..
Grant, Mrs. T. j. Collins, Mrs. Green, Mrs. No
Land, Miss holland, Mrs Marvin, Miss McClaine,
Mr. and Mrs. Washington, Mr.. Idamiller, Mr..
Wilkers, Mr.. Braxton, MI J. J. Walker, Mr.. J.
+. Cragweil, Mr.. Clayton, Mrs. Walden, Mr.. j. H.
Harrison, Mr.. ]. Elder, Mrs. White, Mrs. But
tier and Mr.. Lee Darlington.
Miss Shorts Observation Party.
Thursday evening Miss Josephine Short gave
an observation party at her home, 2,22o Fourth
street. The house was beautifully decorated
with flowers. The evening was very pleasantly
spent in games, music. etc. The principal feat
ure OF the evening was table filed with about
seventy articles of different kinds. Each per-
son was allowed two minutes to observe the
articles on the table, and then passing into the
next room made list of them. Miss Bessie
Winsor proved to be the most observing person
OF the party. and received the first prize Mr.. R.
L. Warson easily captured the BOBBY prize. Re-
resnments were served during the evening
Among those invited were Mr.. and Mrs. S. p
Short, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Fl. Petefish of Virginia,
ILL.,; Miss Nellie Proctor, of Snohomish; Miss
Jessie Crum, of Jacksonville, ILL.,; Miss May
Cloheey, Miss Edith Simon. Miss Dottie Smith,
Miss Bessie Winsor, Miss Carrie Noble, Miss Al
ma Durant, Miss Bessie Burwel, Miss Helen
NAAA~esS, MISS JObSpHlus 6QOfL, MISS NluHlo
Crum Short, Mr.. Maltby, Mr.. Thomas Brengan,
Mr.. Leon Mears, Mr.. r. T. Hawley, Mr.. Cathcart,
Mr.. A. J. Petefish, Mr.. r. L. Warson, Mr.. Roy
Ballard, Mr.. Otto Augustine, DR.. L. NJ Lessey,
Mr.. George de Steigner, Mr.. Frank Noble and
Mr.. A. Lee willard.
East Sound Camping Party.
On Tuesday, the Cyrene. Mr.. L. J. Colman's
yacht. will leave for East Sound with one of
the largest and most congenial camping parties
OF the season. Two weeks will be spent in out
door pleasures of every description, and the en-
tire party will have a delightful time. The
gentlemen who will start are: Mr.. A. S. Bur-
well, Mr.. C. E. Bowman, DR.. Leonhardt, Mr.. d.
s. Kinney, Mr.. E. e. Simpson, DIR. Z. c. Kill
bourne, Mr.. w. B. Hutchinson, Mr. Pelly, Pro-
lessor Z. s. Ingraham, Mr.. Norma Ingraham,
Mr.. G. Roy Ballard, Mr.. o. A. Waterhouse Mr..
W. l. Bates, Mr.. George Gordon, Mr.. L. J. Col
man, Mr.. G. A. Co1man, Mr.. ). NJ. Colman, Rev.
Wallace Nutting, Mr.. George Shorey, Mr.. Charles
Hammond and Mr.. A. Whalley. The ladies are:
Miss Carrie shumway, Mrs. Simpson, Miss Edith
Sanderson, Mrs. K. c. Kilbourne, Miss Jennie
Houghton, Miss Julia Chamberlin, Miss Nellie
Campbell. Miss Minnie Campbell Miss Bessie
Burwell, Miss Ida Burwell, Mrs. Whalley, Miss
Whalley, Miss Mabel Dickey, Miss Cordie Kin
ney, Miss Clara Bigelow, Miss Mcdonald, Mrs.
J. M. Colman, Miss Lille MARYLAND, Miss George,
Miss Ellen Burwell, Mrs. Wallace Nutting, Miss
agnes Bryan ana MISS frankie Potter.
Reception to the Nebraska Club.
The members of the Nebraska Club were en-
tertained on Tuesday evening at the Hotel Cal
kins by Mr.. H. B. Briefly. An informal musical
programme was rendered by Professor Lucie and
Professor and Mrs. Munson. Those present on
the occasion were: Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Wiley,
Mt. and Mrs. John H. White, Mr.. and Mrs. A. p.
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Ball, Mr. and Mrs c.
Z. Bayard, Mr.. and Mrs. 8 L. S. Elder, Mr. and
Mrs Con Gepfert, DR.. and Mrs. F. A. Noble Mr.
and Mrs S. b. Palmer, Professor and Mrs g. o.
Munson, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Huckins, DR.. and
Mrs. Fall, Mr.. and Mrs. John White. Mrs. Emma
White, Mrs. r. White, Professor and Mrs. judi
son r. Wilson, Miss Lena Hutchkins, Mrs j. J.
Foster. Miss Nellie Huckins, Miss Margie Bu-
chanan, Miss Winnie Buchanan, Miss Viola
White, Miss Carrie Noble, Miss Josie Gepfert,
Mrs. C. Cronin, Mr.. viii Roe. Mr.. b. A. Vert,
Mr.. John Wallace. Mr.. James Gepfert, Professor
Lucie, Judge II. Maggie, Mr.. l. Nagle and Mr.. II.
b. Briefly.
Friendship Social Society.
The Friendship Social Society met at Odd Fell
lows hall, North Seattle, or Friday night and
had a very pleasant time, with music, dancing