The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-09
SOCIETY AT PORT oAMBLE.
An Indian Summer Ball Calls Forth
Social Loadera.

An Indian summer Ball Calls Forth
Social Leaders.
The annual .Indian Summer Ball" took place
1t Fort Gamble on Friday evening, September
30 The hall was beautifully decorated for the
occasion, and great credit il due the ma nagers
for the pains taken to make the evening An en-
Joyable one Promptly at O'Clock Prof. Chris
fian's orchestra, from Port Townsend, COM
menced the proceedings and about fifty couples
Joined In the grand march. At midnight an
adjournment was made to the large dining
room of the Puget Mill Company's employees,
where that worthy steward, Mr.. J. II. Yates, had
spread an elegant repast After full justice had
been done TO the supper dancing was resumed
and kept UP with tireless energy until q. m.
pleasant feature of the evening was the AZ
rival from Port Townsend of about twenty OF
its society folks, and they received warm and
hearty welcome from their Port Gamble neigh
bors. Judging BY their parting EXPIRES
sions they were we'll pleased with the
manner in which they were entertained.
To describe the dresses worn BY the ladies
would tax all the energy OF Worth; lot 1t sui
noe 70 say that the "fair ones" were ali dazzling
In their lovelinesA Mezsra Kenneth stewart,
H. Z. Watson and Dan Donovan were floor man
sgers, and amongst those present were: Mr..
and Nrs Z. G. Ames, Mr. and MIRA J. g. Fergu-
son, Mr.. and Ms. r Howard. Mr.. w. Condor
and Miss Ines G. jameson, Mr. and MrA d. l.
Jackson. Mt. George N. Kimbail and Mrs.. C. D.
Smith, Of Berkeley, Cal: Mr.. h 1. Griffin and
Miss Lou Hinds, Mr.. T. L. Drew and Miss Belle
Hinds. Mr. and Mrs.. Fitshewry. Mr.. Kenneth
Stewart and Miss Belle Fisken, Mr..
and Ma Fisken. Mr. J. /. Clemens
ana Miss C. G. Cormick, Mr. H C. Watson and
Niss Pearl Wright. Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Jones, jr.,
Mrs. Kisrnsn. Mr.. Dan Donovan and Miss Liszie
Herman, DR.. J. l. Marbourg. jr. and Miss May
Bowling. Mr.. J. w. Quinn aud Mi0 Minnie
Best Mr.. Fred Jameson and Miss Annie Long,
fellow, Mr.. c. Babcock and Mrs. Robertson, MT.
and Mra John AcInnis, Capt. and Mra viii
Cove, Mr.. b. sloan and Miss T.. l. Cove. Mr..
Archie Johnston and Miss Mamie Cove, Mr.. d.
o. Daggett and Miss Carrie Cove. Capt and Mra
ID. Robinson, Miss Blanche Robinson, Capt
Brandenburg, Mr.. Dan Dugan, Capt Swenson,
Mr.. William Bowling, Miss Nellie Best, MIRA
Murphy, Mr.. and Mira l. n. Barton, Mr.. and
Mira e. A. wiswell, Mr.. and ArA Nichols. Mr..
and Mira d. e. Cox, Mr.. and Mrs. James White.
Aiss Emma White. Mrs Longfellow, Mrs.. Ira
Harmon, Mr. and Mrs. Farmoe. Mrs. Berry, Mrs.
DAILY, Mira Morgan, Mr.. J. II. Crombie, Mr. O. A.
Case, Mr.. Fostell, Mr.. w. Leonard, Mr.. Frank
Carroll, Nj. J. II. Murray, Mr.. Fred Pickett, Mr..
J. Ward, Mr.. John Richardson, Mr. Ed Wright,
Mr.. W. 9. Bennett, Nj. J. II. Yeates, Mr.. Otto
Heiss, Mr.. J. l. Herman, Mr. w. r. Longfellow,
Mr.. W. II. Cox, Mr.. A. E. Jones and Mr.. H c.
Sawyer. The following represented the Port
Townsend visitors: Mr.. N. W. ORear and Miss
Ruby Shaw, Mr. w. Fritz and Miss Tobey Couch,
Nj. Frank Baker and Miss vifgie Trimble, Mr..
Art shaply and Miss Amelia Rothschild, Mr..
r. A. Cook and Mi8 Stella Cougill, DR.. Kuhn
and Miss Belle Dunbar. Mr.. J. T. Robinson and
Miss l. Kinds, Mr.. Fred Eisenbeis and Miss
Pearl Shaw, Mr.. p. r. Mcintyre and Miss d.
Kinds and Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. McClinton.
The engagement 10 announced of Mr.. Ken
meth Stewart and Miss Caro- G. Connick, of Port
Gamble. Miss Connick 10 o well known society
young lady and prominent in amateur theatri-
cal circles. and Mr.. Stewart 10 Q son OF Hon.
Judge Stewart. OF New Brunswick, and has long
been favorabiy known for his gallant attentions
to the fair sex. The news OF his engagement
will no doubt cause dismay in the hearts Of his
many admirers