The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-30

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DR.. scharples Mr.. Oliver, Mr.. Meyers, Mr.. A.
Bailhache, Mr. A Jameson, Mr. Z. ii. Policy,
Mr.. stimson, Mr. Conway, Mr. James Lee, Mr..
Dirlam, Mr.. d. Inverarity, Mr.. N. w. Higgins,
Mr.. Fred Aiken, Mr.. Clark, Mr.. Vale, Mr.. Hewitt
and Mr.. E. c. Capel.
First Annual Ball.
Pleasant Bay Lodge, No "a, K. of P, Of Kirk
land, gave Its first ball on "Wednesday evening
at Hotel Calkins in East Seattle. The able COM
mittee in charge had taken great pride in max
ing arrangements perfect, and the result was
one of the great social successes OF the season.
The attendance was quite large. Among the
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. DeMott, Mr.. and
Mrs. Langdon, Mr. and Mrs. Littleheld, Mr.. and
Mrs Wyatt, Mr.. and Mrs. Coats, Mr.. and Mrs.
Parish, Mr.. and Mrs. Sallee, Mr.. and Mrs. Dam
ies, Mr.. and Mrs. spinney, Mr.. and Mrs. Vance,
Mr.. and Mrs. McAndrews, Mr. and Mrs. Pfel,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nibloek, Mr.. and Mrs Sample. Cap
tain and Mrs. Brunn, Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley, the
Misses Kinks, Miss DeMott. the Misses Forsythe,
the Misses fash, the Misses Fish, Miss Little
field, the Misses Alexander, Miss Shafer, Miss
Langdon, Miss Jostin, Miss Gof, Miss Hughes,
Miss Houghton, Miss Leake, Miss Parrish, Miss
Jackson, Miss Tuttle, Miss Church, Mrs. William
son, Mrs. Bold. Mrs. Myers, Mrs. Jones,
Mrs. Brown, Miss Soutagne, Miss Atwell,
Mr.. l. Leake, Mr.. r. Tate, Mr.. A. p. winkler,
Mr.. G. b. Smith, Mr.. C. l. Blumenthal, Mr.. L.
Blumenthal, Mr. T. C. Wiswell, Mr. G. Wiswel,
Mr.. J. X. Devlin, Mr.. c. NJ Bagg, Mr.. P. Wellum,
Mr.. J. Fisher, Mr.. 5. AtwelI, Mr.. C. Munsen, Mr..
l. o'Grady, Mr.. c. A. Kirtley, Mr.. J. Bell, Mr.. A.
Bisop, Mr.. I. J. Fish, MIR. p F. Fish. Mr.. E. A.
spinney, Mr.. l. w. Suter, Mr. J. J. Meddaugh,
Mr.. W. Bryan, Mr. C. Wiley, Mr.. F. Bold, Mr. D.
McRellmand Mr.. J. A. fash, Mr.. J. Nesary, Mr..
g. Whittenmier. Mr.. 7. C. Clarken, Mr.. d. Nellis,
Mr.. G. +. Hardin, Mr.. J. z. Powell, Mr. P. Lang
don, Mr.. II. Langdon, Mr.. A. F. Bardeu, Mr.. B.
Kane. Mr.. William Begg, Mr.. W. w. Williams,
Mr.. Fl. Morgan, Mr.. G. Taylor, Mr.. J. Taylor, Mr..
B. Evert, Mr.. L. B. Lake, Mr. j. A. Sutherland,
Mr.. Fl. Church, Mr.. H. Tompkins, Mr.. @. Barche,
Mr.. J. A. Alexander, Mr.. J. p. Hendricks and
Mr.. J. C. Buckley.
Mrs. Lewis Card Party.
Mrs. Howard H. Lewis gave a delightful pro-
gressive euchre party on Thursday evening to
number of her friends. The beautiful home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis was gaily decorated, and the
guests were treated to refreshments during the
evening. Judge Bond won the royal prize for
gentlemen and Colonel Lyon the BOBBY prize,
while Mrs. Bond secured the BOBBY prize con-
tested for by the ladies and Mrs. T. NJ. Reed the
royal. Mrs. Reed, at the close Of the regular
game, was tied on her score with Mrs. Fred
Grant, and the two ladies had to go through
another contest to decide to whom the prize
should go. The royal prizes were souvenir
spoons, with an engraving Of Chief seattle's
head on them. Those present were: Captain
and Mrs. D. K. Howard, Mr.. and Mrs.
9. Baxter, General and Mrs. Clark. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. George q. Lyon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kimball, Mr. and Mrs
Frank Hanford, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Heilbron, Mr. and Mrs. T. NJ Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Conover, Mr. and Mrs s. L.
Crawford, Colonel and Mrs Prosser, Mr. and Mrs
c. II. Gait, Mr.. and Mrs. John Blanchard, Colo
mel and Mrs. ). C. Haines, Judge and Mrs. Fl. G.
Strive, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Scurry Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Fl. Kittinger, Mr.. and Mrs. z. l. Terry,
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Kittinger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Noble, Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. J. Hunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Strout, Mr.. and Mrs. Wrestling, Mr..
and Mrs. washburn, Mr.. and Mrs Low
man, DR.. and Mrs. Russell, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
T. Boone, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Neyins, Judge
and Mrs. Bond, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Engle, Mr.
and Mrs. j. Furth, Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Pun
phrey, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grant, Mr.. and Mrs.
Brainerd, Mrs. Maurice McMicken Mrs w. H.
Harrington, Mrs. Goodwin, Mrs. s. Waterman.
Mrs. Hunts Tea at Yarrow.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Hunt gave a tea
at Yarrow. Mrs. CYRUS Walker, of Port Ludlow
received with the hostess Following is the list
of guests: Mrs. Jacob Furth, Mrs. J. F. Nc.
Naught, Mrs. A. B. Stewart, Mrs. J. ~ West
ling, Mrs. w. +. Boone, Mrs. J. C. Haines, Mrs.
Burton, Mrs. W. ]. Carkeek, Mrs. j. D. Lowman.
Mrs. d. n. Baxter, Mrs. Sutcliffe Baxter, Mrs. H.
G. Strive, Mrs. E. A. MacCulsky Mrs. Shepard,
Mrs. NJ. R. Maddocks, Mrs. Rollins, Mrs E. o.
Graves, Mrs. Erastus Brainerd. Mrs A. Fiskin,
Mrs. Oscar Guilfoil, Mrs. C. F. Whittlesey, Mrs.
De Wolfe, Mrs. Jerome Catlin, Mrs. E. p Ferry,
Mrs. H. B. Bagley, Mrs. Pratt, Mrs. Henry, Mrs.
Bond, Mrs. Churchill, Mrs. Saunderson, Mrs
Boyd, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Eben Smith, Mrs c. I.
Taylor, Mrs. Henry Culver, Mrs A. p Hill, Mrs
L. b. Siedman, Mrs. Hammond Lamont Mrs D.
c. Garrett, Mrs. John Gibbon, Mrs. Job
P. Lyon, Mrs. D. II. Gilman, Mrs. Durbroy.
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Mrs. J. R. Hayden, Mrs. G. o. Halter, Mrs David
Kellogg, Mrs. Watson C. Squire, Mrs. J. r.
Mcdonald, Mrs. Carr, Mrs. Osgood, Mrs. Thomas
Burke, Mrs. Alexander, Mrs. Nevins, Mrs T. NJ
Reed. Mrs. w. A Harrington, Mrs. W. H. Pun
phrey, Mrs Russell, Mrs. John Baker, Mrs.
Charles Hopkins Mrs. John B. Allen, Mrs. Peter
Kirk, Mrs. George Kirk, Mrs Frank Hanford,
Mrs. w. II. Whitney, Mrs. Whitney. Mrs
Charles b. kittinger, Mrs. Howard Lewis Mrs
George G. Lyons, Mrs. Alexander, Mrs. Turner.
Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Parsons, Mrs Fullerton. Mrs
Hiscock. Mrs. W. D. Tyler, Tacoma; Miss
saunderson, Miss Atkins, Miss Wrestling, Miss
Compton, Miss Noble, Miss Smith Miss Anne
Bates, Miss Ferry, Miss Hopkins, Miss Phillips,
Miss Buck. Miss Mary D. Bates, Miss Durbrow
and the Misses Collins.
The Chautauqua Programme.
The new programme committee of the Puget
Sound Chautauqua Assembly has thus early
commenced 10 prepare the programme for next
summer. The first meeting of the committee
was held at Tacoma on THURSDAY. and An ont
line for the season was partly prepared. It is
proposed 10 have one of the finest pro-
grammes of instruction, recreation and
amusement has ever been presented at
any Chautauqua assembly. In fact to make IL
8 miniature New York Chautauoua "The
Teachers Retreat and School of Languages"
will open session two weeks ahead of the
assembly proper. The programme for ssTbe
Assembly" VIII contain the names of the hest
talent OF the country. There will be
several "great feast days." but il is
the aim that this Sound may have the
pleasure of listening to one of our country's
most noted men on grand national dsy. For
the first time the committee is enabled to feel
that IL may plan large things, with enough
money in sight TO carry them through.
"The Chautauqua Alumni Association" win
hold its first reception in Tacoms on BRYANT
day. November s, to be followed by Others dur
Ing the winter AZ Olympia, Victoria and Seattle.
All graduates of the c. L s. C. are asked TO send
their address ami the class they belong to- to the
president OF sthe alumni, j. W, Fairhank. seattle.
that they may receive notification OF the various
meetingf.
First VI. f. Church Excursion
On Monday morning az O'Clock the Bailey
GatEert lett the wharf with the First NJ f. ex-
curslon party bound for Lilliwaup falls To the
delight OF everybody on beard, about 10 O'Clock
his majesty, the sun, shot across the heavens
and from this hour onward throughout the
trip the day was perfect About l O'Clock the
good ship arrived At Seabeck and landed party
bent on camping ont Arriving al the falls two
hours were allowed for admiring its natural
beauties and time xas also yivar So III - =