The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-29

mOues MI. dHQ MIS-. 1eOISe 4. hSdCudlus 1uIs
aud Mrs. z. q. Refe, Mr.. and Mrs. G. l. Webb,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Thurman, Mr.. and Mra E.
l. Sanford, Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. stimson, Mr. and
Mrs. Z. +. Blaine, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke, Mr.. and
Mrs. Relfe, Mr.. J. 4. Boyer, Mr.. w. W. Alverson
and Mr. Wooley.
The Acorn Social Club.
On Thursday evening last the Acorn Club
was entertained by Miss Bessie Vanwart at her
home, 210 South Eleventh street. The house
was beautifully decorated and delicious repsst
was served during the evening. Among those
present we're: Misses Ortiz, Miss Bessie Van
wart, Miss Marie Burdick. Miss Boarman, Miss
Grace Hummer, Miss Jennie Van Amringe, Miss
Grace Meinhardt, Mr.. Tull Kellogg, Mr.. Will
Halford, Mr.. Glenn Coffin, Mr.. Ed Herald, Mr..
Carlos Watkins, Mr. Fred Dryer, Mr. Mort
Atkinson, Mr.. Clare Vanwart
Ladies' Entertain tho Y. M. O. A.
On Tuesday evening an entertainment was
given under the auspices and management of
the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Young Mems
Christian Association. 1t was very pleasant and
was attended by large number Following ID
the programmes;
Bellamy Drill. Observation-Disclosures.
Recitation Observation-Disclosures Miss Anna Johnson
Recitation. ...................M Miss Ella Matthew
solo. ::.................... Miss Jennie Johnson
The Weewyck Chautauqua Circle.
At meeting of the Weewyck Chautauqua
Circle held on Monday evening at the residence
of Mr.. A. p. Burwell about twenty members
were present The evening was principally de-
voted to a discussion of the poet Goethe The
following programme was rendered:
hoil-cait Observation-Disclosures.
Thirty shotgun questions upon Ameri-
can literature.
Character sketch Of Goethe. Miss Carrie Bighsm
ntrNk~ tfo,> fu<v, pryt q rtroJn
Story OF Heinrich Heine. -. Miss Helen Penfield
Young Peoples Fraternity Dance.
The Young Peoples Fraternity of tho First
Unitarian church will give their last dance for
this season at Ranke's hall on the night Of
Wednesday next, June l. Owing to sickness
among certain members having the matter of
invitations especially in charge 1t 10 feared that
some friends of the society who would other
wise have been invited have been overlooked.
The society hopes, however, that this apparent
oversight will not deter their friends from be-
ing present on the night in question
The Olympic Tennis Club.
The following members of the Olympic Tennis
Club arc taking daily practice at the grounds,
Twelfth and Madison streets: Mr.. A. w. Cole
man, Mr. James Oberteuffer, Mr.. A. p Hill, Mr..
w. o. Came, Mr.. George Atkinson, Mr.. Launceot
Pelly, Mr.. Stewart Smith, Mr.. j. Loring Whit
Strout Mr.. Henry Noble and Mr. r. II. Palmer.
Quite . number Of ladies and gentlemen have
visited the grounds during practice and have
enjoyed the brilliant plays made.
Mrs. w. e. Boone's Luncheon.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. w. E. Boone
gave pleasant luncheon at her residence, Sew
enth and Alder streets. The guests of the occa-
sion were, Mrs. A. s. Burwol, Mrs. John Ar
thur, Mrs. J. f. Mcknight Mrs. w. Fl. Pumph-
rey, Mrs. II. @. Henry, Mrs. Redfeld, Mrs. Fl. G.
Southwick. Mrs. Higgin, of San Francisco; Mrs.
Henry A. Noble, Mrs. J. u. Wrestling, Mrs. NJ.
NJ Miller, Mrs. J. X. Hayden, Miss Hubbard, of
Minneapolis, and Miss Phillips
Mrs. Everett Smith Entertains.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs Everett Smith
entertained large number of her friends by
giving a unique garden party at her beautiful
home at Brighton Beach, on Lake Washington.
The entire entertainment was in the open air.
Mrs. Smith has so fitted up large madrone tree
in the garden that 1t contains seats for fifty
persons, and many OF the guests enjoyed social
chat among the branches. Tea was served in
the summer-house. 1t was q most delightful
afternoon.
Leschi Park Dancing Club.
On Thursday evening the Leschi Park Dane
| Ing Club gave the frst hop of the summer sea-
son. The affair was attended by over 500 people,
| who thoroughly enjoyed the fine music and
excellent dancing. 4 series OF hops will be
| given by the club at intervals during the sea-
| son. The club is composed OF the conductors
| and gripmen on the Yesler avenue line, who are
| to be congratulated on the success that at
! tended their maiden effort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wittler Entertain.
| most delightful evening was spent at the
| residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Wittler
Wednesday night. An elegant supper was
| served in the dining groom and flower favors
| were lavishly bestowed Those present were:
| Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Trowbrldge, DR.. and Mrs T.
| V. Goodspeed, Mr., and Mrs. f. II. Peterson, DR..
and Mrs. d. A. Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A.
| Raser, Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Lewis, Mrs. Ely and
| Mr. W. Ely.
| Young Mems Institute.
| On Friday nigh. the Young Mems Institute
| held meeting in their hall at Front and Marion
streets. 1t was determined that ii the Seattle
| Fourth OF July celebration is Of general char
acter the institute will take part in the parade,
as the object of the organization is patriotic as
| well as 10 inculcate the principles OF moral
| worth. On the second Friday night in June
meeting will be held for the election of officers
Clarence Ii. Preston and Bride.
| Mr.. ana Mrs Clarence II. Preston, who were
married az Des Moiue<, Ia, on Thursday, May
| 49, are expected to arrive in Seattle tomorrow
| Tuesday. Mr. Preston is a member of the law
| firm OF Preston. Carr Il Preston, and Mrs Preston
| was Miss Abbie Dewey, popular and attractive
| young lady of Des Moines She will be well
! come acquisition to Seattle society
Young Ladies' Yachting Party.
Mrs. J. :. Mcknight chaperoned . party of
| merry young ladies for trip on the yacht
| Aqulia yesterday afternoon. Refreshments
! were served on board. Those in the party were:
| MISS sidonia FUrth, Miss Helen Mcknight,
| Miss Eveiiue Graves. Miss Gertrude Clark, Miss
| Maud Cleary, Miss olive Baxter, Miss Mar
| guerite Rumsey, Miss Laura Rumsey and Miss
Lilly kellogg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooney's Whist Party.
number OF friends were entertained by Mr.
| and Mrs. B. J. Cooney on Wednesday evening
| At whist ami other games. AT late hour nice
! refreshments were served. The following
| guests were present: Mr.. and Mrs. A b. Hunt,
| MI anu Mrs ". T. Quincy, Miss Minnie FELTON,,
Miss Alice Damon Of Tacoma. Miss Anna Pei
ton, Miss CLARK, Mr.. White Mr.. II. Kennedy and
| Mr.. FaIr.
Reception TO a Pastors Mother.
On Thursday evening, Nay Is, the members of
! me United Pres oyter.au congregation gave q
| welcome 10 the ReT. < Deli Johnston's mother,
sisters ana BROKER, who came from PeDnsyl-
Nanis q Snort time since with the intention of
| making Seattle their future home About fity
! ot the members aud friends we're present, and q
very enjoyable time was had
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