The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-03

the Misses Ranke Miss Nelson, Miss Mae Potvin
Miss Phillips, Miss Amy Burnett, Miss Amelia
Ferguson, Miss Maud Chambers, Miss Dolly
scurry. Miss Nellie Howard, Miss Gertrude
Grasse, Miss Pattis Harrington. Miss Lassie
MacCulsky, Miss Genevieve Reiie, Miss Char-
loite Phillips, Miss Olive Baxter, Miss Judith
Hughes, Miss Zoe semple, Miss Marguerite
Rumsey, Miss Laura Rumsey. Miss Carrie swan
berg, Mrs. Chambers, of Victoria; Miss susie
Ward, Of Tacoma; Mrs. Calhoun, Mrs j. w.
Edwards, Miss Edwards, Mr.. I. II. Brooks, Mr..
Hall, Mr.. Mcdonald. Mr.. Rue. Mr.. Charles
Brooks, Mr.. Ernest Mcdonald, Mr.. Frank Nc
Donald. Mr. Athoi Fait, Mr.. Charles swanberg,
Mr.. Doran, Mr.. Siilinsn, Mr.. Hogue, Mr.
Fletcher, Lieutenant J. L Hayden, Mr. James
Z. Hayden, H., Mr.. Harold smith. Mr.. Fred Bax-
ter, MI Guy Post, Mr.. Fred Rsnke, Mr.. Charles
Wilson, Mr.. Harold Post, Mr.. Tul Kellogg, Mr..
James Kellogg. Mr.. Richard Abrams, Mr.. Charles
Bennett, Mr. Frank Frederieks, Mr.. Bert Graves,
Mr.. Horton Ray. Mr.. Morris Cheal. Mr.. Linn
Reiie. Mr.. Harry Humphrey. Mr.. Mat Scurry,
Mr.. Charles scurry, Mr.. Howard Lewis, Mr. VIII
Howard, Mr.. Denny Howard. Mr.. Hugh George,
Mr.. Carl Mcknight, Master Bertoa Haines,
Master Tom McGraw. Master Horace PHILLIPS,
Master Richard Phillips, Master Robert Phillips,
Master sam Russell, Master Fred Calhoun.
Twilight Social at Green Lake.
II took five heavily laden cars to accommo-
date all the people that attended the twilight
social" given last Wednesday night at the Green
Lake residence OF Or. Z. C. kilbourne by the
young ladies OF his Sunday -school OF Plymouth
Congregational church. The grounds were
beautifully decorated with Chinese lanterns
and electric lights, and an immense float on the
water was also illuminated with electric lights.
On the grounds was also candy booth presided
over by Miss Sadie kellogg aad Miss Maybe
Harris. The lemonade booth was In charge of
Miss Jennie Stewart Miss Addie Harris and
Miss Rae Calm. The pleasures of the evening
were continued until 1850 o'clock, when the
last cars took the guests into town. The young
ladies who comprise the class, most of whom
took an active part in the management OF the
affair, were: Miss Claire Lowell, Miss Ollie
Morrow, Miss Edith McGraw. Miss Lille Matt
land, Mrs. Adelaide Nickels, Miss Settle,on, Miss
Alice Orr. Miss Helen Penfeld, Miss Imogene
Peck, Miss Mabel Phillips, Miss Grace Proctor,
Miss Jennie Stewart, Miss Alice Savings, Miss
lone Spaulding, Miss Alice Thorndyke, Miss
May Willard. Mrs. John A. Whalley, Miss
Margaret Winfield, Miss Sophie Frye. Miss Csllie
Gillette, Miss Clara Gilbert, Miss Jennie Gilbert,
Miss Matte Getehell, Miss Josie GOode,
Miss Rae Calm, Miss Gertrude Hubbard, Miss
Jennie Holbrooke. Miss Dora Hughes, Miss
Alice Haunblet, Miss Jennie Houghton, Miss
Addie Harris, Miss Lulu Harrison. Miss Fannie
Harrison. Mrs. Humphrey. Miss Rose Hegardt.
Miss Emma Jones, Miss Maggie Kemp. Miss
Kinney, Miss Lille Arey, Miss Eva Amory, Miss
Flora Apologize, Miss Clara Bigelow,
Miss May Banks, Miss Jessie Banks, Mrs.
Ira Bronson, Miss Lucy Bronson. Mrs.
Blakey. Miss Jennie Cameron. Miss Eta
Cline, Mrs. J. III. Corbett. Miss Nellie Crawford,
Mrs. Wilson Denny, Miss Sophia Dodge. Mss
Matte Dodge, Mss Maggie Edwards and Miss
Sadie Edwards. The visitors were very much
pleased at the entire entertainment, and es-
pecially at the music made by the Mandolin
Club. composed OF Miss Hamilton, Miss Ethel
Hanna. Mr.. Bracons and Mr.. Herald. Miss
Jennie Houghton sang with her usual sweet
ness. and Mr.. Frank R. Atkins also favored the
guests OF the occasion with some fne vocal Sc
iectionS