The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-24
GAIETY AT HOT SPRINGS.
Mountain Berry Picking-Dancing OF
Lawns by Bonfires.

Hor SPRINGS. July 2a-Ispecial. 1.-The warm
weather has ripened the blaekoerries and
visitors have divided into parties and gone into
the mountains for barry picking. Competition
has quickened everybody and pals are brought
IL overlooking. Some very amusing incidents
are always TO be related by each party. and it is
hard TO find the Amusement that can surpass
mountain berry picking. Fishing has been in
dustrious'y followed up by every body and some
grea, catches are exhibited on the hotel
verandas. Mr.. Charles Harrison recently caught
. trout weighing three pounds and three ounces.
Society has had quiet week. the only notable
events being the reception given Thursday alter
noon from 20 O'Clock By Mrs. / 6. Mccain at
her residence, assisted by Miss Mccain and Mrs.
W. E Gilbsrt A large invitation list included
Miss Cassidy, Miss King, Mrs. Borthwiek, Mrs
c. J. Nunne, Mrs. Collins, Mrs. Pirkey, Mrs
Holman, Mrs. Eyer, Mrs. Speer, Mrs. Bothwick.
Mrs. sehlesinger, Mrs. Dyer, Mrs. Hic2s, Mrs.
Vath. Mrs. Reitze, Mrs. Gilbert, Miss Mccain
and Mrs. FarQuharson.
On Friday evening Mira B. H. Borthwick gave
a delightful evening party, the features being
such as to make IL never -to-be-iorgotteu event.
Large piles OF old FIR logs were rolled from the
neighboring forest and by the light OF bonfres
made from them the guests danced outdoor on
the smooth lawns. Mrs. Borthwick gave the
party in honor of Miss Blumauer.
Mr. John Holgate and Mr.. 8 C. Milligan. of
Tacoma, put IN q couple OF days fishing here,
both meeting with great success
Miss Mccain visited Mrs Eyer, OF Lester, last
week.
Mrs. Pirkey has returned from Seattle with
her youngest daughter.
Mr. Gilbert has left for a business trip, to re-
turn in q week.
Mr. Calhoun and family visited the springs
last Saturday. staying till Monday.
Mrs. Mccain, Mrs Gilbert and Mrs Nunne
Will chaperoue party of young Lad. es and gen.
tlemen on q trip over the Switehback. The
party will go down on the early passenger to
Weston, walking over aud back on the famous
trestes, and returning on the evening train.
The arrivals this week are: From Seattle
Mrs. C. F. Retire, Mr.. p r. Cookson, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ Korn, Mr. and Mrs F. l. Dyer,
Nj and Mrs William Collins, Mr.. B.
Y. Collins, Mr.. Charles H. Baker, Mr..
J. II. Irving. Mr.. J. Gordon, Mr.. R Lurie. Mr..
John Gritschka, Ny. Max G. Oppenheimer, NJ.
L. Jafe, Mr.. John Kelso From Taeoma-Mr.
f. Aynsley, Mr.. W. c. sampson, Mr.. F. Wheelen,
Mr.. J. Fl. Baird. Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Hicks and
family, Mr.. F. E. Bunney, Mr. p r. Garretson.
Mr.. Bert Widlake, Mrs. j. j. Care. Mr.. 6. E Cal
houn. Miss Minnie J. King, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Merird and family, Mr.. L b. Peter, Mr.. Gus
Calhoun, Mr.. NJ. Riccio, Mr. John Holgste, Mr..
Z. C. Smith: MI and Mrs J. E. Sewers and fam
lily, OskaIoosa, Ia; Mr.. H. F. Martin, Ellens-
burg; Mr.. John Hustler, Mr.. C. Williams. Puyal-
lup: Mr.. E. r. jeffrey, san Francisco; Mr. H. J.
Hansen, Lester: Mr.. William +. McMahans, Mr..
John Woodng, DR.. B. E. Hoye, Slaughter; Mr..
W. B. McGerry, Aberdeen; Mr.. and Mrs. C. W.
Rosenthal and family. Mrs. Matte ]. Forrest,
Olympia; Mr.. J. W. Bowner, Eagle Gorge.
The following guests arrived st Green River
Springs hotel from July l6 to July -: From
Tacome-Mr. F. Wheelan, Mr.. J. FL. Baird, Mr.
E. C. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Hicks, Mr. ana
Mrs. F. E. Bunny, Mr. p. r. Garretson, Mr.. Bert
Widiake, Mrs J. G. Care, NJ. G. E. Calhoun and
family, Miss Mamie J. King. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mieraw, Mr.. and Mrs. R. II. Peter, Mr.. Gus Call
son, Mr.. NJ. Riccio. Mr.. John Halgate, Mr.. Z. +.
Nelson, Mr.. Charles Campbell, Mr.. W. c. Samp-
son, Mr.. r. II. Thompson and Mr.. A. A Crosse;
from Seattle-Mr. Charles c. Bocke, Mr.. E. c.
Gempson, Mr. and Mrs s. Ancarota, Mr.. Fred c.
Gasch, Mr.. L Jefee. Mr.. Max G. oppenhe mer
Mr.. John G. Gretchkan, Mr.. r. Lowery and Mrs.
NJ. Koru, MI. j. Gowdon, Mr.. J. Fl. Irving, Mr.
Charles II. Baker and family, Mr. B. V. Collins
and Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Dyer; from Ellensburg-
Mr.. Fl. F. Martin: from Puyallup-Mr. John
HASTE. Mr.. o. Williams and Mr. C. W. Henry:
from San Francisco-Mr Z. R. Jeffrey; from
Saughter-Mr. William +. Mcmahon, Mr. John
Woodng and Mr.. B. Z. Haye: from Aberdeen
Mr.. W. B. McGurry; from Olympia-Mr aud
Mrs c. NJ Rosenthal and child, Mrs NJ J. For
rest and Mr.. F. NJ. Convey; from Eagle Gorge
Mr.. J. VI. Bomen; from Parkers Prairie, Mimi,
Mr.. J. G. Nelson: from Portland, Mr. A. Dernar-
tina, Miss Martha Evans and Miss Jessie Il Col.
linson: from North Yakima-Mr. L r. Harris
aud Mr.. John Kelso: from Shelton-Ar. C. C.
ANGLE; from Chaska, Minn.-Mr. J. Bakersfield:
from Wilbur. Wash, Mr.. and Mrs. V. NJ. Rich
ards; from Durhsm-Mr. James Mcclure; from
oskaIoosa. Ia, Mr.. and Mrs. J. C, Sewers.