The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-16


5oyed fine collation., and for time II looked
as though there was more attention paid TO the
lunch than there was to the case Every one
was allowed in the jury room but the defend
ant, whose anxiety was painful 10 Denoid- The
jury was in consultation seEefaI hours, ana
upon appearing in court rendered decision
that while the evidence was in favor OF the
plaintiff the argument was decidedly for the de-
PENDANT and the court pronounced the verdict
that plaintiff should present the defendant with
a bottle of champagne. and that the latter should
treat Judge, jury and court ofhciais to two
rounds of ice cream soda Both sides gave no
tice of appeal to the supreme court and fur
nished the necessary bonds
Excursion for the Teachers.
The evening excursion on Lake Washington,
in which the teachers who attic nded the insti-
tute during the fore part OF the week partici-
pated Tuesday evening, was without any doubt
one of the pleasantest social events of the week,
because IL was just what all of the teachers had
been waiting for and it gave them longex-
pected opportunity 10 improve the acquaintance
ship begun in the school-room and to enjoy each
others society in an exclusively social way
The steamer Kirkland was pressed into service
for the occasion. and the voyage was around the
shores of the lake 70 the eastward A short stop
was made at Kirkland, and then the steamer
came back around Mercer island and steamed
up TO her starting point at 1880 clock. The
trip was enliyened by songs and social CONVEX
sation and was enjoyed BY everybody Who was
present The following were among those who
took part in the pleasant event: Miss Dana Adair.
Mrs. Mary A. Fuller, Miss Grace Albright, Mr..
Charles Pagan, Miss Mary w. Amesbury, Miss
Agnes Goddard, Mr.. D. Atkinson, Miss Harriet
GrisWold, Mrs E. Baker, Mr.. William Head,
MI R. B. Banks, Mr.. Harvey Helser, Mr.. J. NJ
Bell, Miss Ida S. Hensleigh, Mr.. S. F. Beres-
ford, Miss Alice Hitchings, Mr.. Lester Black
burn, Miss Esther Hyde, Miss Laura Bostworth,
Miss Kate Bruce, Miss Amanda Hildebrant. Miss
Evelyn Bradford, Miss Ansie Brown, Miss Alb
bic :. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. o. S. Jones, Mr.. L. C.
Jones, Miss Virginia Ballard, Miss
Martha Jones, Miss Annie Coffin,
Mr. Frank j. Barnard, Miss Mary Cook, Miss
Martha Jones, Miss Fife Johnson, Miss Emma
kellogg, Miss Bessie Keener, Mr.. z. J. Cunning
ham, Mr.. A. NJ. Daley, Miss May H. Kennedy,
Miss Carrie Davis, Miss Ollie Davis, Miss Bella
Dickman, Miss May L. Lapham, Miss Bella Dixie
man, Miss Grace Legg, Mr.. c. l. Marsh, Mr. s. A.
Diekey, Mr. Robert Langford, Mr.. W. G. Nc
Carthy, Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Darling, Miss Isa-
bella McDairmid, Miss Mary E. Ryan, Mrs ]. 7.
Fuller, MIC. F. Mullenix, Mr.. w. J. Meredith,
Mr.. w. +. Eckhart, Miss Martha Mikkelsen,
Miss AdeIla NJ. Parker, Miss Maud Parker,
Mr.. J. Z. Watts, Mr.. Charles Weatherbee, Miss
Nellie ID. sheldon, Mr.. r. NJ. weedin, Mr.. NJ. n.
Widney, Miss Agnes Greene, Mr.. and Mrs V. A.
Pussy, Miss Minnie Geek, Miss Mary E. Robson,
Nansina Wese, Mr. C. w. Reynolds, Miss Maggie
II. Yarn, Sir. J. W. Shepherd, Miss Rose
Hegardt, Miss Lucy Smith, Miss Alice Staempfii,
Miss Agnes Turnbull, Mr. C. s. Silton, Mr.. G. W.
Stafford, Miss Agnes Sheffer Miss Nellie South
worth, Miss Nellie Stevens, Miss Jennie Sulli-
van, Mr.. w. NJ. sutton, Miss Florence NJ. Stowell,
Miss Mabel Soles, Mr.. Homer Turner, Miss
Georgia Van Cleave, Miss Clara Vertries, Miss
Maud Walker, Miss Blanche Terry, Miss Alice
Price, Nh. Anderson.
Mrs. Bakers Drive Whist Party.
On Friday evening Mrs. sutcliffe Baxter gave
charming drive whist party at her home in
Queen Anne town. Throughout the spacious
rooms eighteen tables were scattered, and the
various partners holly contested the games
The score cards were very elaborate and unique
Each was different and was a perfect design in
itself The decorations were quite elegant, and
the collation. very fine. The royal prizes were
original water colors by Mr. ]. B. Harnett The
party was given entirely for married people,
and was thoroughly enjoyed by the large num-
Der who attended. Both the house and garden
were quite handsomely Illuminated and the con-
seryatory looked very beautiful with its choice
flowers and dollhouse plants
The invited guests were Governor and Mrs E.
2. Ferry, Colonel and Mrs. George G. Lyon,
Major and Mrs Robert Clarke, of Nevada; Mrs.
Rountree, of Portland; Mr.. and Mrs. ID. n Bax-
ter, Judge and Mrs. Eben smith, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
ID. r.
Mrs. A b. Stewart, Captain and Mrs. W. II. Tay-
lor, Judge and Mrs. Thomas Burke, Dr. and Mrs
II. b. Bagley. Mrs. Raymond, Mr.. and Mrs Nor
gan J. Carkeek, Dr.. and Mrs. J. Colbourne Grasse,
DIR. and Mrs. John FiIkins, Mr.. and Mrs H. A.
Noble, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Strout, Colonel and
Mrs. J. C. Haines, Judge and Mrs. John p. Hoyt,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Humphrey, Mr.. and Mrs j.
r. Mcknight, Colonel and Mrs. G. O. Halter, Mr..
and Mrs III. III. Whitney, Madam Whitney, Mr..
and. Mrs. John Knox Brown, Judge and Mrs
King, Mrs. Hughes, Major and Mrs. J. R. Hayden,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Neufeider, Mr.. and Mrs
W. K. Forrest Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Boone, Mr..
and Mrs. F. S. De Wolfe, Madam whittlesey.
Madam Raynor, Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Engle, Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Garfield, Madam Warbass.
Judge and Mrs. G. H. Struve, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence H. Calf, Mr.. and Mrs Joshua NJ Wrestling
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Graves, Mr. and Mrs w. r.
Maddoeks, Mr. and Mrs. L. S. ]. Hunt Mr.. and
Mrs. v. A. Harrington, Mr.. and Mrs s. l. Cray-
ford, Mr. and Mrs Wilcox. Mr.. and Mrs Jacob
Furth, Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs.
j. q. Scur-y. NJ. and Mrs. Charles Rollins, Mrs.
Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Sheafe Mrs.
Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ranke, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles whittlesey and Mrs. Barker
Lawn Party and ParIor Concert.
On Monday evening lawn party and parlor
concert was given at the residence of Mr. Robert
hnipe, 2.2l6 Third street, under the auspices of
the following committee Miss +. Alma Dur
ant, Miss Corinne B. Leland, Mrs. A A Farweu.
Mr.. J. w. Bixby ana Mr.. w. C. Prosch The at
tendance was quite large, and everybody en-.
joyed the excellent programme, which con-
sisted of
Instrumental solo. .............. Professor Iucv
Vocal solo. -......-......-.M Mrs j. z. HUMPHREYS
Zlther 500 Mr.. Leo Noise
Nccai 500 Professor Martin
vocal SOLO. Mrs. Parsons
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
knipe, Rev. and Mrs. T. Baldwin. Mr. and Mrs
W II. Wheeler, MIR. and Mrs. Duffy, Dr. and Mrs.
Farwell, Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Durant Mr.. and
Mrs. r. 1. Shatfer, Mr.. anu Mrs. II. II. Ames Mr.
and Mrs H. E. Mears, DR.. and Mrs. Caldwell,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hull, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Rms
sell, Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Russell. Professor and
Mrs. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Humrhries. Mr.
and Mrs f. w Craven. Dr. j. E Crchton Mr.
and Mrs William Ebert, Mr.. aud Mrs. Wells Mr.
and Mrs W. c. Reicheueker, Mr. and Mrs Stew
enson, Mr.. and Mrs Jose ahans, Mr. and Mrs
Parsons, Mr.. and Mrs Pelton, Mr. and Mrs
Stranger, Mr.. and Mrs. Killen, Mr. and Mrs
shultz, Mrs Cathing. Mrs. Fearl, Mrs. Camp-
pell, Mrs Porter, Mrs. Bartlett Mrs. Frank
Mrs White, Mrs. r L Lillico, Mrs Hammond
Miss Duffy, Miss Baldwin, the Misses Galliher.
/ Miss +. Alma Durant, Miss Corinne b. Leland
Miss Lucy startup Miss b. Foke, Miss Ida
Proper, Miss V. Mears, Miss Clara Bailey, Miss
trace knipe, Miss Carrie knipe. Miss May Kill
len, Miss Nesta Baldwin, Miss Caldwell. Miss
! Porter, Miss Bartlett. Miss Russell. Miss Ole
Manning, the Misses Dodge, Miss Scribner. Miss
Gardner, Miss Clara Hill. the Misses Reiehe
neker, Miss AeCatterty, Miss Habern Mr. CALI
her, Mr.. Clarke, Mr., Woodhouse, Mr. r
Brown, Mr.. Hancock, Mr. F. Grose Rev Mr.
Proper, Mr.. Weed Mr. I. Mears, Mr. stevens
MI A. J. Espy. Mr.. Mooreman, Mr.. Hansell. Mr.
Wood. Professor Lucy, Mr.. F. Jones, Mr.. J