The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-11

Visiting the exposition, and hsd q very pleasant
time. Following are the names OF those In the
party: Mr. and Mrs. Frank II. Van Brockltn, W.
F. Langdon, Mrs. C. J. Langdon, Mr.. and Mrs.
John b. Quirck, Mr.. and Mrs. John X. Wacott,
Mr.. aud Mrs. ]. W. Goodhue, Mrs ]. A. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Griffith. Mr.. and Mrs. +. b.
Fowler. Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. c. Marcannier, Miss
Alice Clark, Mr.. Horace Chase, Miss Maud
Payne, Miss Bessie Heating, Mr.. B. Z. 6nipes,
Mr.. f. L. Tehren. Miss Fogg. Mr. George Z.
Wsfte. Miss Lolita Goodhue, Mr.. J. Turubull
and Miss Alice Heating.
Mra. Thalman's Work Appreciated.
The Ladies' Society OF the Grace N. r. church
met at the residence OF Mrs. J. s. Taylor, on
Rainier street, attended TO some business and
then ele cted officers for the coming year. Mrs.
J. C. Thalm an was elected president. Mrs. J. &.
Taylor vice president Mrs. g. l. Piles secretary,
Miss Morford treasurer. This il the third time
Mrs Thalrnan has been reelected president oil
the society. She 10 an untiriug worker. she
has been faithful to church work and looking
after the needs of the poor. Four years ago she
organized the aid society OF the Market street
Baptist church, which is in a iourishing condf-
ton, and was president of It for one term She
is the wife Of the Hon. J. c. Thalman.
Tho Puritan Nearly Ready.
There are many in society who are looking
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petion of Mr.. w. c. Heilbron's beautiful new
yacht, as they know 1t means many q pleasant
cruise for the friends Of It's owner. Mr.. Heilbron
hiss decided to name the splendid little craft
the Puritan. 1t viii be completely finished and
ready for sailing within a week. a. only the fin
fishing touches are now required The Puritan
will undoubtedly be the finest yacht ON Puget
sound. Besides being built for speed, she has
the best Of accommodations for cruising, and
she Will be a source OF pride to every lover OF
yachting on the sound.
A Birthday Surprise Party.
very pleasant surprise party was given TO
Miss Birdie De Mott at her homo in Kirkland
last Thursday evening by her friends The even
ing was devoted to games, refreshments. fruit,
and so FORTH The names Of those present were:
Miss Birdie De Mott Miss Mary Fish, Miss Ida
Houghton, Miss Fannie Fagerbsrg, Miss Alma
Fagerberg, Miss Hattie Leake, Miss Eva Clark,
Mrs. Jennie Dc Mott, Mr.. J. W. De Mott. Mr..
Charles Camp. Mr.. George Bartsch, Mr.. Nelson
Dunn, Mr.. Wilson Fosnaugh. Mr.. Charles Mum
son, Mr.. John Fish, Mr.. Frank Fish, Mr.. Albert
Fagerberg, Mr.. Herbert Church, Mr. Harry
Tompkina
Moonlight Party 1t West Seattle.
The Misses Graf, who have been staying at
West Seattle during the summer months, had a
very pleasant call by some of their friends last
Monday. A splendid supper was served in the
open air and the time spent most enjoyably with
games, we'll as salt water bathing, for which
the beach offers splendid advantages. The par
Elephants were: Miss B. whitworth, Miss Ewing,
Miss Schneider, Mrs. Jordan. Miss Johnston, the
Misses Mutt, Mrs. Nichols, the Misses Meyers,
Miss Ca,hcart, Miss Minds Graf. Rev. Johnston,
Mr.. McAdam, Mr.. Ewing, Mr.. Cathcart, Mr..
Mongoll and Mr.. Meyers.
Cymrodorion Picnic.
The basket picnic held under the auspices Of
the Cymrodorion society at Woodland park on
Monday was q success In every particular. A
good literary and musical programme was
rendered Games, fat mems, young ladies',
young mems, boys and girls races and three
very exciting boat races were INDUCED in, much
to the amusement and interest of . host of on
locker and participants. Considerable credit is
due to the committee OF arrangements and to
Mr.. Guy & Phinney, who assisted in many
ways toward the very enjoyable outing.
Miss Reeds Musical Recital.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Reed. at Rose and
John streets, gave musical recital for her pu-
pills, which was largely attended and proved q
complete success The programme consisted Of
selections from Schubert, Mendelssohn, Rubin.
stein, Weber and other great and noted compos-
ers. Some pleasing vocal numbers were also
rendered. Not only the pupils, but their many
friends were greatly delighted with the affair.
Miss Reed will give another recital on Septem-
Der o. The subject will be military music and
hunting songs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daulton's Boating Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daulton entertained the follow
ing friends in the launch Fiirt Of the Lake last
evening: Mr.. and Mrs. George Carr, of San
Francisco: Mr.. and Mrs. George Landers, Mr..
and Mrs. Lauron Ingles, Mr.. and Mira W. l.
Ellis and Miss Roper. of Seattle. The party Wis.,
tod Avny1 hao oh, ~rA Rns&
the latter place the party visited points of inter.
est and was served with bountiful refreshments,
Baptist Young Peoples Social.
The Young Peoples Society of the First
Baptist church gave q social on Wednesday
evening at the residence OF Mr.. L E. Koontz,
which was characterized by several novel
features. The amusements were games and
charades OF various character, and the refresh
ments consisted of melons, which all greatly
enjoyed. There were present about 100 young
people, and all were pleased with the enjoy
ments of the evening.
MI. Guy Phinney's Dinner.
On Tuesday evening, at his Woodland park
residence. Mr.. Guy c. Phinney entertained few
friends The night was spent with good music,
both vocal and instrumental, dancing and re.
freshments, which were served at an opportune
moment. Before leaving each lady was presented
with hne bouquet OF superb roses. At mid
night the party was conveyed back to the city
on Mr.. Phinney's private car.
Mr.. Hollenbeck's N Moonlight Excursion.
Mr.. F. b. Hollenbeck very enjoyably enter
tanned number of his friends last Friday even.
ing in honor of his friend, Mr.. f. II. Lewis. OF
steilacoom. The party boarded the steamer
Edith Z. at Madrons park and took an excur.
sion around Mercer island, and after returning
landed at Madroua park, where dancing and
delicate refreshments were INDUCED in.
Mrs. Carr's Health Improved.
Col. T. NJ Carr has returned from San Fran
cisco, where he has been with his wife for sew.
| eral weeks Mrs. Carr continues to improve in
| health, but viii not be able to return home for
| three or four mouths Col Carr will return to
| San Francisco in few days and remain there
until he can bring his wife homo entirely re.
stored In health, it 10 hoped.
Luncheon for Miss 5toneman.
Mrs W. c. Hebron gave q luncheon on
| Wednesday in honor of Miss SLOVENIAN, of Los
| Angeles, Cal, daughter OF Gen. George j. Stone.
| man, of California, and sister of Mr.. George J.
| stoneman, of this city. Those present were;
| Miss Prindle of San Francisco: Miss Miller.
| Miss Rsnke. Miss Mamie Ranke aud Mrs.
Erastus Brairerd.
| Future Social Events.