The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-21

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until the "wee sma, hours anent thS morn"
warned those present that the duties OH ae NOR.
row must be attended TO, aud the pazty ats
persed. voting the double birthday success.
The following ladies and gentlemen W1rs pres
ent: Mr.. and Mrs wehner, Mr. and krs. J. Il
Russell, Mr.. ana Mrs, Miller, Mr.. and VA. Hall,
Mrs. Mark Norton, Mrs ID. II. Blackinasn, MISS
Viola Long, Miss Lizzie Russell. MIG Lizzie
Bowers, Miss Annie Hall. Miss Eta >tsusseli,
Miss Vera Miller, NJ. II. Kadderly. Mr.. Rick
cts, Mr.. J. Cunningham, Mr.. W. Russsu, Nj.
Bennett and Master J. Russell
An Evening OF Pleasure
Miss Grace Robbins and Miss Marguerite NC
Donald entertained their friends at theAome OF
the former on Thursday evening. Cares, music
and dancing were indulgsd in until lsie hour.
During intermissions refreshments wettserved,
and all present enjoyed q very plessantsyening.
Among the guests were: Miss Lottie Pore, Miss
Allie Poole, Miss Trask, Miss Nettie PeseSn, Miss
Lola Allbrighton, Miss Lottis Ysegar, Atiss Ola
White. Miss Edith Mcdonald, Mrs. Tfsmpson,
Mrs. Mans, Mrs. Robbins, Mr.. Frank Peter, MI.
George White, Mr.. o. Rank, Mr.. Jesse v. Lowry,
Mr. b. schoenfeid, Mr.. W. Newton, Mr.. 5.ouksm,
Mr. Theodore Dwight, Mr.. Robbins, -. Cram
ford. Il
Camping Near Port Orcharsl.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Wright, at the:A ranch
near Port Orchard, have for the past zen days
been entertaining party OF Seattle Saeasure-
seekers. On Tuesday the merry campess struck
tents and returned to the city, after hassug had
q delightful outing The return voyrge was
made on the steamer Ellis, which conveyed
back the following: Mr.. and Mrs. H. HsJNrighf,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Lynch. Mr. and Mrs. foyhed.
Cly;~. "A. 1o~w MjsaM MAJ Gkjn.
ner, Miss Jennie McPhee, Miss Lou Morrison,
Mr.. J. z. Brown, Mr.. J. w. Jacobson Master
Thomas Loyhed and Miss Dottie LoyheeH
Entertaining the Young LADIES'.
An elegant luncheon was given by Mr.. Angus
Macintosh at her beautiful home g, Third
street on Saturday afternoon. Those wlSO have
enjoyed the hospitality OF this charming hostess
will be assured that delightful time wSespent
The following ladies were present: Mfr Agnes
Macintosh, Miss Gertrude Macintosh, Miss
Ellen Chamberlin, Miss Lois SheasSs Miss
Helen Russell, Dr.. Sarah Kendall Miss
Brownie Brown, Miss ulia Chamberan. Miss
Claire Catch, Miss Julia T. Kennedy asd Miss
Emma Collins.
Mrs. II. A. Whites Birthda<
The children and neighbors Of Mr. r. A.
White, of John street, planned surpriss.on her
Thursday night in honor of her S0th bxthday
pleasant time was observed. Mrs. White
charmingly and vivaciousy related how young
people enjoyed themselves fifty-6ve yeStS ago.
She declares she has a. good memorI, now
and, in fact the use Of all her faculties A. we'll
AS when but i6 years of age. She inshSed she
was not tired and remained up to bid Sae last
departing guest good night.
Mrs. j. L. WhittingtOU's Luncheon.
On Monday Mrs. J. Loring whittingtSA gave
an informal luncheon. The ladies 5resent,
though few in number, thoroughly en15yed the
occasion. Those present were: Mrs. Barry Adams,
Mrs Piutti, Mrs. NJ. F. Backus, Mrs. C. j. Whit
tiesey, Mrs. +. 8. De Wolfe. Mrs. ErastuY Brain
erd. Mrs H. T. Sloan, of South Carolina Mrs. A
P. Hill, Mrs. W. H. Wilson. Mrs. Montgomery
Russell, Mrs. Frank A. Bell and the Misses
Shallenberger.
A Picnic for Children.
Mrs Adolph Krug, Mrs John Biegert, <frs. n.
Schoder and Mrs. II. F. Heuss gave I.enic at
Green lake on Thursday for themseraes and
children. A fine lunch was taken alorg, and
all had good time. Those present wefa: Mrs.
Adolph Krug, Miss Lulu Krug. Mrs. jan Bic
CERT, Miss Cora Biegert, Mrs. 81. SchOcsr, Mas
ter schoder, Mrs H. F. Heuss and cS.ldrsn,
Mrs Schmidt, Mrs. A. volbush. =
Mrs. Angus Mackintosh Entertt9ns.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Angus aackin.
tosh gave a select luncheon to q fewzof her
by extreme sociability and a general :, easant
time Those present were: Mrs. w. E@3oons,
Mrs. g. l. Crawford, Mrs. Dexter HortGz,, Mrs.
Z. B. Fowler, Mrs. johnson, Mrs. George. Mil
Ter. Mrs. w. Il. Brawlsy, MIS-. D. c. Bravasy and
Mrs. d. L Fry. -
Masons' Leap Year Party.
Next Wednesday evening Lorraine Chapter OF
the Order of the Eastern Star will give=a leap
year socixl at Masonic temple. The affS1r will
oF Ma
Mrs. J. w. Eshelman, Mrs Trusten l.. Dyer,
Mrs. Charles F. Fishback. Mrs. Albro gardner
and Mra Frank Wilcox. Mrs. w. v. RSsehart,
jr, and Mrs. G. NJ. Godfrey are the comnstttse Of
arrangements.
A Picnic at Cedar River.
On Wednesday last picnic party cha Ssroned
by Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Denny enjoyed the
rural beauty of Cedar river. Fishing gas the
order of the day. The following were present:
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Denny. Miss Org, Miss
Jessie Banks. Miss May Banks, Miss Roes;ailiu,
Miss Addie Harris, MI. Leon Mears, Ms Fred
Everett (Bridges), Mr.. Alfred Williams
Farewell to Bachelorhood.--
On Monday night at the Rainief Club
Bailey will tender dinner to these twoe7entle-
men, Mr.. Albertson is to be married on >tdnes.
day night and Mr.. Bailey will shortly folfS into
the realms of matrimonial bliss. The sinner
will be the last official affair OF the kssu Tor
these young men as bachelors. =
Water Melon Boating PartysS
On Friday evening Mr. Fred Everett gave
delightful water melon boating party "a the
bay, from Brighton boat house The fo'twing
were present.: Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Xenny,
Miss Jessie Banks, Miss May Banks, Misc ,Addie
Harris. Miss Alice Orr, Mr.. Fred Everes.. Mr..
Leon Mears, Mr.. w. J. GERMAN and Mr1Alfred
Williams. X
The Daulton Boating Party.
Mr.. and Mrs T. NJ. Daulton gave an ouE-ng on
Lake Washington Wednesday evening - their
launch Flirt OF the Lake Those participating
were: Mr. and Mrs. l. Ingels, Miss sL4ncer,
Miss May McClelland, Mr.. Woodward. MsrG. V.
P. Lansing, Mr.. Gilbert Smith and Mr. e. H.
Fisher.
Personal Social News.
Mr.. J. NJ. Wrestling left for the East Yesterday.
Mrs. Matte Carey il visiting friends q Ia
coma. 4
Mrs. John Biegert entertained . few skiends
last night.
Mrs J. II. Calvert returned from week 3 out
ing last week.
Mr. Will NJ. Sanger, of snohomish, was IN the
city yesterday.
Mr. E. Moore. Of Oakland. Cal. Il visiting
friends in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. S. selig have returne% from
their Eastern trip.