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

lunch. All had a full measure of enjoyment,
and coming back by way of Alki point some OF
the party went ashore aud remained there over
night The remainder OF the cruisers came back
to the city, arriving about 3 O'clock in the even
ing. having had q very pleasant time. Those
who took the trip were: Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Col
man, Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Boyd, Judge aud Mrs.
Eben Smith. DR.. C. A. and Mrs. smith. Mr.. ana
Mrs. c. z. Bowman, Mr.. and MIRA Mayfeld, Mrs.
Young. Mrs ]. W. George, Mrs j. A. Whalley,
Miss Ida Burwell, Miss Mabel Dlckey, Miss
Wardswortn, Miss Clark, Miss Nellie Campbell,
Miss Emma Jones, Miss Gertrude Hubbard. Miss
May Banks, Miss Clara Bigelow, Mr.. l. J. Col
man. DIR. s. C. Leonhardt, Mr.. G. A. Colman, MT.
NJ. If. Grout, Mr.. W. B. Huteheson. Mr. A. S.
BurwelI, Mr.. Hugh George and Mr.. Harold Post.
Mrs. Clark's Brilliant Tea.
Mrs. S. w. Clark at her residence LOIS Marion
street. on Wednesday afternoon last, gave one
of the largest and prettiest teas OF the
season in honor of Miss Jackson. The
handsome residence was decorated IN q
faultless manner from top to bottom. The par.
lors, reception and dining rooms were perfect
marvels OF taste and elegance. Ferns, ivy.
potted plants and abundance OF cut flowers
made OF the whole dwelling perfect bower OK
beauty. The hostess was assisted in receiving
her long line OF guests by Mrs. ~ F. Backus.
Mrs. d. Fl. Gilman, Mrs Montgomery Russell,
Mrs Edward O. Graves, Mrs. II. p. Redfeld,
Miss Cora Clark, the Misses Shallenberger. Miss
Spencer, Miss Graves, Miss Hunt, Miss Piper,
Miss Wrestling and Miss Furth. At an oppor-
tune moment the guests were invited into
the banquet-room for refreshments, where
dainty morsels were discussed with evil
dent relish By all the guests The
list of invited guests will Be found below:
Mrs. A J. Fisken, Mrs. e. c. Eversole. Mrs. b. Z.
snipes, Mrs. NJ. p. Benton, Mrs. Colborne Grasse,
hRA
Fl. W. Miller, Mrs. Quigley, Mrs. Parker, the
Misses Cochrane, Mrs Samuel Ramsey, Mrs.
Reuben Jones, Mrs. A. L Coon, Mrs H. L Nor
rison. Mrs. J. W. Filkins. Mrs. J. R. Hayden,
Mrs. C. Fl. Hopkins, Mrs Eugene Garfield, Mrs.
James Leddy. Mrs. II. G. Thornton. Mrs. c. T.
Conoyer, Mrs. George W. Bacon, Mira J. w.
Collins, Mrs. NJ +. Backus, Mrs. 7. W.
Adams, Mrs. A. 8. Durham, Mrs
T. p. Dyer, Mrs. T. r. Shepard,
Mrs. Ezra 7. stimson, Mrs. Jerome catlin, Mrs.
w. H. H. Green, Mrs Z. W. Sackman. Mrs 7. NJ.
Green, Mrs. c. J. Smith, Mrs. A. p. Mitten, Mrs.
D. II. Gilman, Mrs. C. A. ChiniQuy, Mrs. L. B.
Stedman, Mrs. Z. o. Graves, Mrs. L s. Willard,
Mrs. d. A. Spencer, Mrs. J. NJ Hunt, Mrs. D. G.
Garrett, Mrs. c. w. Turner, Mrs. John Arthur,
Mrs. J. W. Wilkinson, Mrs G. N. Van Doren,
Mrs. Otto Ranke, Mrs. c. II. Gait, Mrs. Horace
Phillips, Mrs. w. II. Wilson, Mrs. ]. w. Greg
DRY, Mrs. T. NJ. Daulton, Mrs. d. II. Brawley,
PIE H. ~ NODie, 1Aib ~rSNlass lIss HE w. L.
Llewellyn, Mrs. P. B. NJ. Miller. Mrs. J. C.
Cole, Mrs. w. r. Forrest, Mrs II. E.
Holmes, Mrs. C. T. Tyler, Mrs. J. R Gait,
Mrs. C. S. Bridges, Mrs. Sharpe, Mrs. H. C.
Henry. Mrs. G. F. Gund, Miss Hubbard, Mrs IL.
Il. Whitney, Mrs. George, Mrs. w. X. Bentley,
Mrs. A. ]. Taylor, Mrs. c. d. Stimson. Mrs +. s.
stimson, Mrs. T. d. stimson, Mrs. J. s. Kloeber,
Mrs Hammond Lamont, Mrs. J. w. Rumse
Mrs. Z. A. strout, Mrs. J. A. Hatfield
Y Wnhh Mr- IL
bourne, Mrs. II. C. Colver. Mrs Eben Smith,
Mrs. George H. Hebron, Mrs c. NJ. Sheafe, Mrs
George r. Carter, Mrs. c. II. Kittinger, Mrs. w.
Harrington, Mrs. f. NJ. Osgood, Mrs. J. R. Nc
Donald, Mrs. De Lorme B. Harbaugh, Mrs.
}. B. Hill, Mrs. +. S. Potvin, Mrs. c.
B. Wilson, Mrs. Jacob Furth. Mrs
A. p. Hill, Mrs. J. P. soule, Mrs. +. A. Bell
Mrs J. F. Mcknight, Mrs. Erastus Brainerd
Mrs. w. r. Giddings Mrs Montgomery Russell
Whitney, Mrs. J. P. Fay, Mrs. C. P. Stone, Mrs
John k Kinnear, Mrs J. II. Mcclellan, Mrs
Joshua N. Wrestling, Mrs. T. p Carter, Mrs
Lauron lngels, Mrs. James Boutwell,, Mrs. A. E
MacCul sky, Mrs. NJ. d. Ballard, Mrs. W. r. Bal
lard, Mrs. J. II. Sanderson, Miss Bush, Miss Nc
Lellan, Miss Livingood, Miss Hanna, Miss Ethel
Hanna, the Misses De Wolfe, Miss Potvin, Miss
Rumsey, Miss Struve, Miss Mcdonald, Miss
Hoskinson, the Misses Ranke, the Misses Miller
Miss Thorndyke, Miss Spencer, Miss ssnderson
the Misses Shallenberger, Miss Hunt, Miss
Noble, Miss Furth, Miss Wrestling, Miss Lew
elyn, Miss Compton, Miss Phillips, Miss Graves
Miss Stockbridge, Miss Van Wyck, the Misses
Wyckoff, Miss Mckee. Miss Hopkins, Mist
Riley, the Misses Carter, Miss Piper, Miss Allen
Mrs Dingley, Miss Guest, Miss Hamilton, Miss
Wilson, Mrs. Piutti, Mrs. Goodwin, Miss VIII
lard, Miss Hubbard, Miss Gazzsm and the
Misses Cochrane.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. w. Z. Boone gave a
card party in honor OF Miss Phillips, who has
been her guest for over year, and who will de.
part tomorrow for the East. The affair was
very pleasant The house was prettily deco
rated, aud progressive euchre OF al exciting and
interesting nature was played as the diversion
of the evening. The prize winners were Mis-:
sheGfe and Mr.. Howard Joslin, and Miss George
Shailenbsrger aud Mr.. Pelly. The following
guests were present: Miss Miller, Miss Struve
Miss Adler, Omaha; Miss Gazzam, Miss Graves
Miss stoekbridge, Washington City; Miss sheate
Miss Emery. Miss Dibble, Miss l. Failing, Port
land; Miss b. Common, Portland; Mis-:
Mckee, Pittsburg; Miss Hubbard. Mime
apois; Miss Noble, Miss Wrestling
sMiss Henry, Des Moines; Miss Riley
Miss Furih, the Misses wyckoff the Mise:
Munday, the Misses sbalienb berger, Miss Piper
Miss Phillips, Mr.. C. Burnett, Mr. j. Hayden
T. n. Halter. MI C. +. Mundsy. Mr.. John Davis
Mr. T. Ii. Noble. Mr.. II. Joslyn. DR.. +. S. Palmer
Mr. J. Collins, IT., Mr. g. Ii. Preston, Mr.. r. Is
Wrestling. Mr.. y. Peily, Mr.. C. NJ. Austin, Mr.. J
Il. MscDougal, Mr.. s. Van Wyck. Mr. James Gold
smith. Mr.. ". NJ. Miles. Mr.. George F. Fay, Dr.
sharpless and Mr.. I. PeIly.
Surprise Party at Franklin.
most agreeable surprise party was given or
Tuesday evening to Mr. and Mrs. James Morri.
by their many friends in and around Franklin
They were taken greatly by surprise, but thei
well-known hospitality soon made every on,
feel at home. The carpets being lifted, danein.
commenced, and was kept up, with the exeep
ton OF a short interval at midnight durin.
which refreshments were served, until the earl,
hours of the morning, after which all parted
having spent very pleasant and enioyabl,
evening. The following are the names OF thos,
present: Mr.. and Mrs. James Morris, Mr.. ans
Mrs. W. z. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. p B. Robin
son, Mr.. aad Mrs. James Entwistlc, Mr.. an,
Carmichael, Miss Lewis, Miss Leith, Mis-
Lena Leith, Miss Sadie L8thrum
Miss Maggie Harris. Miss Maggie Williams, Mis-,
Mary a White, Mr.. John White. Mr.. Johl
Leith, Mr.. F. L. Maltby, Mr.. K. II. Irwin. Mr.. ID
J. Lewis. jr., Mr.. u. W. Jones Mr.. d Davies
Mr. A. stendal, Mr. Josh White, Mr.. Georg
White, Mr.. Laurence Harris, Mr.. Thomas Hyde
1ff. CtAikn, AE. EIanA NhtspIl. MI IlacUf1i
Nelson, OF New York. and M Gus Habenieht
Cotillion Clubs Third Hop.
The Cotillion Club gave its third hop a
Rsnke hall last Thursday evening. and not
withstandiug the very warm evening, the at
tendance was larger than usual. Among thos
present We're: President and Mrs. A. Z. Hill
Nioe-Pgesident ana Mrs. +. 4. Bell. OF the re
ception committee, Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Wilson
Mr.. and Mrs Don Davenport guests, Mr.. an'
Mrs. A. j. Fisken, Mr.. ana Mrs. I. Il. Hardin
Mr. and Mrs. J. Il. Hiil, Miss Riley, Miss pau