The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-07
SOCIETY AT OLYMPIA.
The N. M. Boat Club Gives Q Dance
Leap Year Party.


OLYMPIA, Aug. 6.-tSpecial 1.-The first dane
ing party of the young ladies of the an. NJ"
Boat club was given at the Olympia hotel Fri
day evening, and afforded extreme pleasure to
those who encouraged the development of
maidenly muscle by their presence. II the
members of the club handle their oars with as
much akill aud grace as they exhibit in handl-
ing party and in dancing thereat, they need
fear no male competitor on the waters OF Budd's
inlet Those who attended this initial enjoy
able party were: Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Harris.
DR.. and Mrs. Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. D. Rogers. General and Mrs OBrien,
Professor and Mrs. w. II. Roberts, Mr. and
Mrs. C. ID. Garfield, Mr.. and Mrs. o. r.
Simeson, Mr. and Mrs B. c. Armstrong, Mr. and
Mrs. J. F. Convey. Mr. and Mrs. !. W. Bennett,
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Skillman, Mr.. and
Mrs W. A. Lang, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Laberee, Mrs. L Har-
ris, Mrs. Bates, Mrs. g. E. Barr, Mrs. DR.. Van
Eaton, Mrs. Esling, Miss Addie Wood, Miss NJ.
Lichtenstein, Miss Addis Burntrager, Miss Bes-
sic Lee, Miss Ball, Of Tacoma; Miss June Burr,
Miss Edna Prince. Miss COrinne Prince, Miss
Mollie Msgill, Miss Edith Burntfager, Miss Ma
gill, of Tacoma: Miss Maud Burr, Miss Barr,
Miss Helen Foster, Miss Mabel Bromner, DR..
Ingham, Judge ]. p. Hoyt, Judge J. W. Robin
son, Mr.. O. c. Robinson, Mr.. David Williams,
Professor Seward, DR.. P. H. Carlyon, Mr.. c. A.
Burr Mr.. d. s. Baker, Mr. l. Grant Talcott, Mr.
G. T. Whitney, Mr.. F. c. Whitney, Mr.. W. K.
Esling, Mr.. Gus Harris, Mr.. X. NJ. Convey, Mr.
Pierre Ferry, Mr.. c. c. Bates, Mr.. Lindley E.
Moore, DR.. Gentle, Mr.. J. I. Robinson.
Mrs. A. II. Chambers gave leap year party
Wednesday evening on the lawn surrounding
her home. The grounds were lighted with
Chinese lanterns and bonfire, and music boxes
concealed in flowery recesses filled the air with
sweet sounds Tea and cake were served on the
lawn. Dancing tempted many indoors, aud the
occasion was an exceptionally delightful one
The party was conducted strictly on leap year
principles, and the gentlemen were entirely de-
pendent upon the will and pleasure of the
ladies. Among the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ A. Root, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Weir, Mr. and
Mrs. B. C. Armstrong. Mr.. and Mrs NJ. J. Cor
w. Ogden, DR.. and Mrs. Watt, Mr. and Mrs J. A.
Halght, Dr. and Mrs. Armstrong, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mitchell Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
w. Cariyon, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Moore,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. P. Lee, Mr.. aud Mrs. Walter
Crosby, Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Johnson. Mrs. NJ g.
Royal, Miss Emma Reed, Miss Helen Cowles,
Miss Anna Tarbell. Miss Blanche Lamont, Miss
Addie Burntrager Miss Rena Cavanaugh, Miss
S. Lockwood, Miss Anna Wilson, Miss Maud
Burr Miss Bessie Lee, Miss Nellie Frost, Miss
Addie Dobbins, Miss Litchtenstein, Miss Mamie
Rsinwater, Miss Janet Moore, Miss Mabel
Bruner, Miss Stella Toellner, Miss Mary Burkett.
T. Blankenship. Harry d. Cowles, w. J. Ogden,
w K Esling, w. J. Foster, NJ. E. Reed. George
c. Mills, Frank N. Gowey, Alfred Martin, f. B.
franklin, J. w. Robinson, Bates Cavanaugh,
Gus Harris, C. 7. Whitney, DR.. George w. Ing
ham, Lndley z. Moore, A. G. Cushmau, E. Z.
Gregg, Nathan kaufman, C. A. Burr, L Il. Faux
ner, J. Z. Moore, Mr.. Kelly.