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

pretty ana the refreshments In excellent keep
ing with the balance of the lovely entertain
ment. The invited guests were: Mrs. Bail
iache, Mrs. Neufelder, Mrs. Holman, Mrs. A. P.
Hill, Mrs. Wilmington, Miss Durbrow, Miss
wilson. Mrs. Rudolph, Mrs. Shepard, Mrs. Ellis,
Mrs Peters, Mrs IL F. Whitney, Mrs. Stewart,
Mrs Brainerd, Mrs l. 8. J. Hunt, Mrs. Lowman,
Mrs Higgins, Mrs. Pratt, Mrs. McMieken. the
Misses Deane, Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Reed, Mrs. c. H.
Baker, Mrs. A. ]. Fisher, Mrs Jackson, Mrs.
Conan, Mrs. Burke, Mrs Haines, Mrs Burton,
Mrs. MaeCulsky, Miss Lille Lee, of Vancouver.
Wash; Mrs. Nevins, Mrs George B. Kittinger,
Mrs Graves Mrs Allen, the Misses Carter. Mrs.
Hardin, Mrs. C. II. Kittinger, Mrs. Z. l. Terry,
Mrs. Maxwell, Mrs. Strout, Mrs Daulton, Mrs.
Graham, Mrs. Heilbron, Mrs. Rochester, Miss
Piper, Mrs Gait Mrs. Carkeek, Mrs. Reynolds,
Mrs Butt, Mrs Benjamin Parsons, Mrs. Charles
Parsons, Mrs Josenhans, Mrs. Yandell and Mrs.
King.
The Strive Party FOR Miss Lee.
On Wednesday evening at the Hotel Calkins in
East Seattle a rarely enjoyable party was given
by Judge and Mrs. struve in honor of Miss Lee,
of Fort Vancouver. The little boat, about $50
o'clock, took over most OF the invited guests
the balance following by later trips. Every
part of the hotel was very prettily decorated
The hall and fireplace was very lovely The
dancing room was nicely arranged with palms,
green plants and hanging baskets. The dining
the table there was some fine genuine Dresden
ware that added to the elegant appearance OF
the room. The dancing, music and supper were
very fine. At 1870 the boat conveyed the party
TO Madison street, where special cars TOOK tne
guests to the city. Following is the list: Mr.
and Mrs. A. B. Stewart, Mr.. and MRS. l. .. ).
Hunt Mr.. and Mrs Il. A. .strout, Mr.. ana Mrs j.
D. Lowman, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Holman, Mr.
and Mrs. George Geary Lyon, Mr.. and MI. J. C.
Haines, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice McMlcken, MT ana
A. E. MacCulsky, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Wrestling,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Boone, Mr.. ana Mrs l. NJ.
Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Bailhache, Nj and MRS.
Thomas Shepard, Mr. and Mrs. Charles F.Whlttle-
sey, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ewing, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sutcliffe Baxter, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Burke,
Mr. and Mrs. Erastus Brainerd, Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. Heilbron, Mr. and Mrs. Fred j. Grant,
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Kitunger, Mr. ana Mrs.
E. o. Graves, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence G.
Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Kfttinger, Mr..
and Mrs. r. C. Washburn. MI and Mrs. Rich
ard Nevins, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Terry, DIR.
and Mrs G. A. Rawson, Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Har-
rington, Captain and Mrs. g. FL. Parker, Mr. and
Mrs A. p Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Loring Whiting
ton, Mr. and Mrs Edward Hughes, Mr. and Mrs
Montgomery Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Warren l.
Gazzam, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Fisken, Mr.. and
Mrs d. H. Gilman, Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan J. Car
keek, Mrs. A. G. Burton, Mrs. L. Key Norton,
Mrs. Durbrow, Mrs. Raynor, Miss Lee Miss
wyckof, Miss Celia Wyckof, Miss Emery, Miss
Neyins Miss Piper, Miss Durbrow, Miss Riley,
Miss Furth, Miss Clark, Miss Mcclellan, Miss
Readman, Miss Philips, Miss Noble, Miss West
ling, Miss Chaplin, Miss Sheafe, Miss Mcdonald,
Miss Struve, Miss Graves, Miss Towles, Miss
Harrington, Miss Smith, Miss Hall, Miss War
wick Miss Backus, Miss Wilson, the Misses
Collins, the Misses Deane, the Misses Sparkling,
Miss De Wolfe, Miss Josephine De Wolfe, the
Misses Carter, Lieutenant Wyckoff, Mr.. Abram
Barker, Mr.. r. B. Albertson, DR.. f. s. Palmer,
Lieutenant Fl. Cabell, Mr.. Will Award, of Port
land; Mr.. G. II. Preston, Mr.. Richard Hurd, Mr..
Josiah Collins, Mr.. Frank Wrestling Mr.. Strout,
Mr.. Charles Strout, Mr.. R. NJ. Palmer, Mr.. II. F.
Meserve, Mr.. C. NJ. Austin, Mr.. Phil Stewart, Mr.
Herman Chaplin, Mr.. George Riley, Mr.. Willie
Wilson, Mr.. ]. Readman, Mr. Noble, Mr.. Hal
Noble, Mr.. George F. Fay, Mr.. Bernard Pelly,
Mr.. L. Pelly, Mr.. Howard Joslyn, Mr.. James
Hayden, ir., Mr.. Fred K. struve, Mr.. George
Atkinson, Mr. John Gibbon, jr., Mr. Frank A.
Bell, Mr.. Theodore Halter, Mr.. Irving Cole, Mr.
o. Chase McGilvra, Mr.. Frank Burns, Mr.. Sidney
Van wyck, Mr.. Will Harrington, Mr.. Lester
Turner, DIR. Haynes, Mr. Jackson, Mr.. Stanley
Thompson and Mr.. Manly Haines.
Annual Social w. G. T. U.
A great success was the annual social given on
Wednesday evening by the w. c. T. U. at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Ronald, on Raj
nier and Jackson streets. Over hundred Ian
terms were used to light the grounds, while the
interior of the house was decorated by every
sort OF flower that the season could contribute
The pleasure of the occasion was increased by
the carrying out of the following very interest
ing programme:
Selection. .............-.....M Mozart Orchestra
Piano trio. ...................Th The Misses Ronald
Mrs j. Lawrence johnson, Miss Jennie
Johnson, Mr.. C. E. Bowman and Mr.. NJ.
M Grout.
vocal SOLO. ..s.-..-....-.......-.. oscar Lee
P Pisna s9st-aoni vi,s Hearty Woods
Miss sophy Sullivan, Miss Jennie Johnson
Recitat Recitation Her Her Big Sisters
Vocal ss solo-;;ssa Birds Message ss annie Johnson
.......-........ Mrs. J. Lawrence Johnson
Report of years work ........... Mrs. Frank Lee
The annual report of Mrs. Lee showed that
the society had done good work and that its
general condition was perfectly satisfactory. At
the conclusion of the report the Mozart orches-
ira rendered very fine selection, and refresh
ments were generally served. Among the guests
present were: Mrs. NJ. A. Shaffsr, of Tacoma,
state president of the w. C. T. u; Mrs. Clara
Hough, president of the union in Seattle; Mrs.
f. C. Lee corresponding secretary; Mrs. Sadie
Honey, secretary of w. C. T. U. in Seattle; Mr..
and Mrs. d. B. Ward, Mrs Z. F. Whittier, Miss
Edna +. Whittier, DR.. and Mrs. G. g. Wright, Mr..
9. II. Piles, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Middlebrook,
Mrs. II. 8. Parker, Mr.. c. f. Bowman, Mr..
Robert Martin, Mr.. c. H. Holden, Mr.. G. s.
Logan, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Bowman, Mrs. Winnie
Thomas, Mrs. Davidson, NJ. A.; Miss Jennie
johnson, Mr. aud Mrs F. A. Twitchell, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. s. Twitchsll, Mrs. F. Hill, Mr. Lee Fair
child, Rev. and Mrs. Levi Gilbert, Mrs. Harshey,
Mrs. f. r. Van Tuyl, Mr.. J. L. shultz, Mr.. Moore,
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Grout. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
H. Park, Miss Guson, Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. X. sickels, Mrs. o. g. Roberts,
Mrs. ID. E. Teter, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. Lewis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fshback, Miss NJ. Personeus, Mr.
W. r. Taylor, Rev. Alonzo Bright, DIR. and Mrs.
Johnson, Mr. l. n. Smith, Rev J. F. Damon, Mr.
j. shippen, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Thompson,
Mrs. Annie Moore. Miss Annie Beach, Miss
Nellie Beach, Miss Bessie Beach, Mrs. r. J. EIy,
Mr.. Walter Ely, Senator J. R. Kinnear and wife,
Miss Hearty Woods Mrs. White, Mr. and Mrs T.
b. Fowler, Miss Ammon Norman, Mr. and Mrs
John Kelso, Mr.. j. +. Miller, Rev. H. d. Brown,
Kew. J. Mexican, Mr.. NJ. 8. Huckins Mr. and Mrs
c. b. Lvermore, Miss Carrie Cole, DR.. Thorensen,
DIR. l. NJ. Lessey, Mr.. Dean, Mrs. John " McCul-
Tough, Mr. and Mrs. l. w. Entz, Mr. aud Mrs.
George Hummer, Miss Eta Green, Mrs Abbott.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Muldoon, Mr.. Cameron, Miss
Cameron, Miss Cochran. Mrs. Lindsay, Mr.. and
Mrs, F. C. Lee, Miss Lena Livermore, Mrs. ]. L.
Johnson, aud others.
The Victorian Excursion.
On Friday at o'clock in the morning the
most successful excursion that ever went out of
Seattle was given. 1t was gotten up for the
benefit OF st. Marks rectory fund and very
handsome sum was realized Over 500 persons
took passage on the Victorian, and 400 more who
failed to go on that steamer went by the Kings
ton. Mrs. J. G. Haines accepted the manage
ment OF the affair, on condition that the Wom-
ems Guild would cooperate with her, and
through her personal efforts the Victorian yas
secured for the trip, and il was mainly due to
her and the labors of the rector, Mr. Garrett.
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