The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-31

Z PARK, Mics Emma Jones, seward, Neb.; Miss
| kittie Laubenheimer, Miss Mary Casseil, MISS
| Mabel Dickey, Miss Myrtle Moore, MI. Z. N.
/ Sullivan, Mr.. Wallace Moore, Mr.. Samuel Park.
| Mr. A. W. stoner and Mr.. Tom LittslL
State OF Maine Picnic.
| The State OF Maine Society gave picnic on
| Thursday at Woodland park. The forme, resi-
dents of Maine had thoroughly old
fashioned good time and made merry the live
| long day. There were speeches, songs, good
music and a general happy time. The BAKED
beans were . prominent feature OF the eataoles
| for the occasion Each person brought also
plenty OF the good things of life and
au had a general pleasant time. Speeches
were delivered by Mr. John W. Cor
| son, Mr.. Z. p. Dole, Mr.. Robinson and Mr..
Joseph Shipper. A poem written by Mrs. Lena
| Ingrahsm Clifford was read by Mr.. NJ. W. Love-
| JOY. The following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, ]. N. Carson: vice presidents, Mr.. Amesa
| Miller, Mrs William Blackman; recording
| secretary, Mr.. II. W. Lovejoy, and secretary and
treasurer, C. E. Plympton.
A Progressive Game Party.
| A progressive game party was given on
| Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs & p. Weston.
at their residence 424 Columbia street, in honor
| OF their guest Miss Weston of California The
| large number of different games played in pro-
| gressiye order created q pleasant evenings
amusement to the participants Dainty prizes
were awarded TO the luckiest players. The in
vited guests were: Miss Weston, Miss Wilson
| and Mrs. c. Wilson. of San Francisco; Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H Hawley. Mr. and Mrs n. B. Colt. Mr..
| and Mrs F. Culin, Mr.. and MrA II. K. Stephen.
son. Mr. and Mr.. B. N. Coates Mr.. aud Mrs.
Ron NJ. Crawford, Mrs. E. A. Turner, Miss
Nettie Hall, Miss Lillian Burrows. Miss Celia
Bauer, Miss Lillian Turner, Mr.. F. Van Tuyl,
Mr.. J. Schultz Mr.. H N. shead. Mr. l. E.
q
and Mr.. Levitt Rank.
st. Clements Concert and Sociabls.
A delightful sociable was given at St Glenn
ent's hall, corner Market and Weller streets, FRI
day evening last under the auspices OF the ladies
of the church. The hall was beautifully dec.
Grated by the young girls OF the parish. The
large hall was filled with q very happy and
sociable company of people, many of those pres
ent having come from other parts OF the city.
An excellent concert programme was given, in
| which Mrs. Amelia Boyer rendered some fine
| piano solos. Miss Hamblett sang two solos,
| which were highly appreciated. Mrs. Celeste
| l. Slauson kave the audience two Rotations
| with her usual ability, and Professor H. S.
| Sharpe sang two vigorously applauded songs,
| "The Cannibal Maiden and "Mrs Browns
\ Musical Party" The concert was followed by
sociability and dancing
A Delightful Canoe Trip.
| One of the pleasant features of the entertain
| ment extended to the Alger party while in the
city was canoe ride from Lake Washington
| through to the Sound, which was INDUCED in
| by the young lady members of the party and
| some of the young gentlemen of this city. The
| ride was quite exciting and was a novelty to the
| visitors, as many OF them had never taken a ca.
| noe trip before. Those in the party were: Mrs.
| l. S. J. Hunt, as chaperone; the Misses Alger,
Miss Goodlos, Miss Swift, Miss Wetmore, Mr.
Abram Barker, Mr.. w. E. Bailey, Mr.. Josiah
Collins, Mr.. George Atkinson. f., Mr. B. Pelly,
Mr.. Russell A. Alger, jr., and Mr. Fred Alger
The trip was made in perfect safety and gave
keen enjoyment
A Double Birthday Party.
Master Frank LARoche and cousin, Miss Cleo
| Mcdowell, celebrated their eighth BIRTHDAYS on
Tuesday at their home, 126 Rochester avenue.
| Those present were: Miss Lalla Drane, Miss
| Ruby Friend, Miss Helen Coleman, Miss Edith
| McClaire, Miss Edna Kelley, Miss Hazen Brag-
don, Miss Charlotte Blodgest, Miss Louisa
| Braymen, Master Artie Friend, Master Glen
sizer, Master Harry Slser, Master Burton Sizer,
Master Junius Rochester, Master Alfred
Prather, Master Kenneth McCIaire, Master Percy
McClaire, Master Eidridge McClsire, Master
| Harold Keith, Master Eddie Bennett. The
children had dancing. played games and each
was presented with picture OF the two child
rem whose birthday was celebrated.
Mr.. w. Z. Bailey's Water Party.
Mr.. W. E. Bailey on Monday evening gave q
| yachting party on the Sound in honor of Gem
eral and Mrs. Russell A Aiger and their party.
| The pleased company entered into the real
spirit Of the cruise and took genui ne pleasure
in the ride upon the waves. The breezes were
| exhilarating. and the entire trip was source OF
unalloyed pleasure. The host exerted every
possible effort to please his guests, and success
attended him in every particular. Those in the
party we're: General and Mrs Russell A. Al
ger, the Misses Alger. Miss Swift, Miss Wetmore
| Miss Goodloe, Mrs. Erastus Brainerd, Mrs.
Eben Smith, Mr.. Russell A. Alger, IT,, Mr. Fred
Alger. Mr. Josiah Collins, Mr. George Atkinson
and Mr.. Bernard Pslly.
In Honor OF tho Algers.
On Thursday night, at the Country Club, Mr.
W. E. Bailey gave party in honor to the Al
| ger party. to which he also invited some Of his
friends of Seattle. Covers were laid for twenty
five, and the menu was something simply de-
| lightiul. The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles Power, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin A. Strout
the Misses Alger, Miss Swift, Miss Goodloe Miss
Wetmore, Miss Furth, Mrs. Erastus Brainerd,
| Mrs T. H. Osgood Miss Meem, Miss De wolfe
| Mr.. Abram Barker, Mr.. Josiah Collins, Mr. Her
| man Chaplin, Mr.. George Atkinson, jr., Mr.. L
Pelly, Mr.. b. Pelly. Nj. Fred Alger. Mr.. Russell
| A. Alger, jr., Mr.. George Hyde Preston, Mr.. X.
B. Albertson and Mr.. w. Z. Bailey.
In Honor of Miss Pruet.
Miss Minnie Peck very enjoyably entertained
anumber of her friends at her home on Marion
street in honor OF her friend Miss Pruet After
dancing until a late hour delicate refreshments
were served, after which the company dispersed
| all agreeing that Miss Minnie was an excellent
hostess. Among those who enjoyed her hospi-
tality were: Miss Smith, Miss Burdick, Miss
Edna Whittier. Miss Phillips, Miss Pruet, Miss
Biodgett, Miss Immogene Peck. Miss Minnie
Peck, Mr.. F. r. Hollenoeck. Mr.. Z. K Lewis, Mr.
Z. Teddy, Mr.. o. Ranke, Mr.. Ed Manning Mr.
| d. A. Farnsworth, DR.. Van Buren, and Mr. c.
Peck
Delightful Yachting Party.
A very pleasant yachting party took place
| las. Friday evening the steamer Perhaps
| The boat left the boat house about o clock and
after cruising about the Sound for an hour or
two a landing was made at Port Blakely alter
which the party returned TO the city Il was
very much enjoyed by every one. The party
was chaparoned by Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins Those
participating were: Miss Smith, Miss Phillips,
Miss Buriick, Miss Slauson, Miss Hail. Mas
Page, Miss Peek. Miss Minnie Peck Miss Whit.
Ter, Mr.. Lewis, Mr.. Hollenbock, Mr.. Leddy, Nj.
Farnsworth Mr.. Rank, Mr. Peck, Mr. shslburg.
Mr., Tenueut and Mr. Rickerta