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

conference. Colonel C. NJ. shesfe presided over
the deliberations of the meeting. Besides the
transaction of considerable business, it was de-
rlded TO send to the bishop unanimous petit
hon from the church, Hequesting that Dr.. Levi
Gilbert be returned to this church for one year.
The party did not reach Seattle until about III
0 clock, but few complained. Between 400 and
500 persons took advantage of the trip, and IL
proved social as well as financial success, the
profits reaching about $3.50
Gounod Clubs Musicale.
The Gounod Club, after pleasant ride on the
v Z. Caikfns, gave a musicale at East Seattle on
Monday evening. The following programme
was rendered:
Ladies. ousrt.... Gounod Club. s.naian,eni
The Misses Hegardt and Miss Jennie smith.
Fourth part song. aNight, Lovely Night"
Gounod Club
Miss Lottie Poole.
vening's Twilight" lynn .Lacnner
~. The Misses Hegardt-
1iee-"County Fair
Gounod Club
Laales quartette--"serenade" scnuoert
The Misses Hegardt and Miss Jennie smith n
"e''i's chorus cosnod club
AA~ S'C4Ais was pkCasHANAy = 1890
and dancing. Those present were:
Miss Lottie Poole, Miss Rose Hegardt, MISS Lucy
Pratt, Miss Marie Hegardt. Mrs. W. II. Oliver,
Miss Proper, Miss Bessie keaver, MISS Laura
Pettis, Miss Jennie Smith, Miss Emma Hegards,
Miss Proper, Miss Kate Pearce, Mr.. w. II. Pettis,
Mr.. G. F. Hendrie, Mr. Ed siegly, Mr.. Erickson,
MT. Ed Pettis and Mr.. G. A Bartel.
Odd Fellows, Victoria Excursion.
The various Odd Fellows lodges of the city,
under the direct auspices OF the general relief
committee, will give O fine excursion to Victoria
on the magnificent steamer City of Seattle, on
September The general relief COM
mittee is composed OF members OF each lodge.
who look after the special work OF the charity
of the order. The excursion Will be carried
out under the most perfect management. The
City of Seattle will carry great many pass
engers, but the COMMITTEES will exercise the
wisest caution and dispose of tickets TO
limited number 30 as not to have the boat over
There will be music by the finest
band In Seattle and refreshments will be served
at reasonable prices, and In the best style.
stay of several hours will be permitted in Vic
toria, and all who go will doubtless be well
treated by the Odd Fellows of the Capital city
Of British Columbia
MT. G. III. Mobiles Sailing Party.
On Wednesday Mr.. C. II. Noble gave a sailing
party to number OF friends that gave quite an
amount of pleasure. The sloop Edna n. was
used. and there was just enough breeze to I'll
all the sail, but not enough to cause any I'M
pleasant sensation. The party was given for
Miss Smith, OF California, and Miss Noble. A land
ing was effected at the country club. and some
pleasant hours spent viewing the attractions of
the place. Dinner was served on board the
sloop on the return trip. The skipper was
Captain Jensen, and to his skill the party 10 in
debted for great measure OF the enjoyment OF
the day. The guests were: Miss Smith, of Cali
fornia; Miss Noble, Miss Phillips, of New York;
Miss Collins, Miss Wrestling, Mrs. n. A. Noble,
Mr.. Phil Stewart, Mr. F. B. Wrestling, Mr. W. H.
Wilson, Mr.. George r. Fay and Mr. G. H Noble.
Picnic ON q ranch.
On Sunday last Captain and Mrs. Morrison
gave an exceedingly pleasant picnic at Port
Orchard on the ranch of Mr.. p. p. Lunde. The
invited guests were steamed over to the place of
pleasure on the little steamer Mystic. The day
was spent amid every possible outdoor enjoy
ment. The party returned to the city just at
sunset. The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Con-
rad, Captain and Mrs. Morrison, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stencil, Mr.. and Mrs. William Mckenzie, Mr..
and Mrs. r. w. Riddle, Mr. and Mrs. Ingram,
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Alstine, Mr.. and Mrs Coffin,
Mrs. Callahan, Mrs. Burnoam, Mrs. Harrington,
Miss Hurd, Miss Thatcher, Miss schafer. Miss
NOufaAy MISS nluulc, Mlbs k1OWS, Mtb5 DOWeu,
Miss Christensen, Mr.. w. w. Mckenzie, Mr..
Alexander Mckenzie, MT. Will A. sturgess and
Mr.. J. P. Crop.
Camp eve Are In It."
Among the many pleasant camping parties
that have been on Lake Washington this sum.
mer, the merriest one ia Camp "We are in it."
on the north end of the lake. The camp is nicely
located in the shade of the trees that line the
lake, and near several small streams that furnish
an abundant supply OF trout for sport and for
the table. The party is under the chaperonage of
Mrs. George Landers, of Ravenna and Mrs. J. II.
Perkins, of Seattle, and is composed OF the fol-
lowing persons: Mrs. George Landers, Mrs J.
FL. Perkins, Miss Imogene Peck, Miss Minnie
Peck, Miss Jessie Peck, Miss Carrie Roper, of
Ashland, Or, Miss Tilley Herbert, Mr.. Clarke
Peck, Mr.. Jack Landers, Mr.. Albert Tennent, Mr..
Abe Perkins. The campers will return to their
homes tomorrow.
An Old Goose Picnic.
The Women's Relief Corps gave an cold
goose picnic at Green lake Tuesday, which was
attended by large number of ladies and chill
dren, the male sex having been barred from
representation. The ladies all took well-filled
lunch baskets with them, and the day was
spent very pleasantly. Among the ladies who
participated were Mrs. A. p Spaulding, Mrs.
Henry sheahan, Mrs. l. Miller, Mrs. 2. Drisco,
Mrs. ]. I. Wallace, Mrs. J. ColmaD, Mrs. H.
Burke, Mrs. Robert Moran, Mrs. Peter Moran,
Mrs. Godding, Mrs. w. L. Ames, Mrs. c. By
waiter, Mrs. A. l. Nelson, Mira Frank Bird, Mrs.
J. Bogart. Mrs. n. L Rogers. Mrs. Bertha Foster,
Mrs. Annie N. Huson and Mrs. Kitty Foster.
The Oratorio "Creatfon."
The Gounod Choral Society held an interest
ing rehearsal of the "Creation" Wednesday
evening. Great interest is taken by the men,
bar GS Ntnr -
people. Some of the best singers in the city
have expressed the intention of joining the
chorus In September after vacation. Rapid pro-
gress has been made in two rehearsals, and at the
present rate the work can be given earlier than
was expected. The director, Mr.. L. A. Darling,
would like all singers to join as early as posi-
Die, SO as TO have the benefits OF rehearsels,
which win be held at vaughn's store, in the
Burke building, every Wednesday evening.
Professor c. Z. Roberts is aceompanist
The Nebraska Club Meets.
On Tuesday evening the Nebraska Club held
pleasant meeting and sociabie at the Hotel Cal
kins, IN East Seattle, as the guests of 8. B.
Briefly, and general good time was had by the
following ladies and gentlemen: Mr.. and Mrs
NJ S. Huekins, Mr.. and Mrs. r. l. Pearl, Miss NJ.
]. Edwards, Miss Sadie Edwards, Mrs. E. F.
Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A Johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. White, Miss Emma f. Weed, Miss
Lena Huekins, Miss Nellie Huekins, Miss Min
ME Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs I. B. Upton, Mrs. J. Nj. Bennett, Mr.. and
Mrs 8. s. Elder, Dr. Fl. Y. Kittner, Miss Ada
Patterson, Mr. j. NJ Geffert, Mr.. c. E. Fleming,
MI. W. W. Edwards and others.
Fishing Near snoquaimie.
During the early part of the week very dis
tinguished party of gentlemen went up TO Sno-
quslmie and did some fine fishing. Several of
Mr.. walton's disciples brought back some mar