The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-31
GAY TIMES AT HOT SPRINGS.
entertainments Provided for Guests
From All Points.

entertainments Provided for Guests
From All Points.
HOT SPRINGS, July 30.-lSpecial. IAN I'M
usual gay and festive time enliyened Hot
Springs this week. Fishing excursions, mount
ain Climbing, berry picking and camping
parties formed round of pleasure that could
not help but please every one.
On Monday a fishing party given BY Mr.. I. G.
Mccain, ably assisted by Captain E. H. Kiel,
went to Eagle gorge. After spending an hour
IN securing large string OF trout the party bull
hres and cooked fish in every conceivable man
ner. raid on a fruit ranch and dance at the
railway station ended q long TO aforementioned
DAY. Those participating were: Mrs. rirkey,
Mr. and Mrs II. P. Nadeau, MI and Mrs. W. E.
Gilbert, Mr.. c. Hilderbraud, Mr.. G. Open
heimer, Mrs. C. J. Nunne, Mr.. David Thomson,
Miss Mccain, Mr.. W. s. Fletcher, Mr.. F. NJ
Convey. Miss Harbin, Mrs. Mccain, Miss Evans,
Miss Collinson
Mr. Ed Eyer, manager of the Green River
hotel, gave stag party Thursday evening
Enormous antlers decorated the parlor walls,
skins OF wild animals covered the polished
noors, and great time was had, lasting until
the small hours of the next morning The after
dinner speeches there were by Mr. w. s.
Fletcher and Mr.. David H. Thomson, both of
which were fine oratorical efforts
The croQuet tournament came off on Saturday
afternoon. Miss Maud Miller carried of the
first prize, being only defeated once, Nj c.
Hilderbrand, of Tacoma. getting the game
Afterward "croquet tea" was served by Mira
W. E. Gilbert, Mrs. Mccain and Miss Hardin.
Mr.. Heinrich, of Seattle, has returned to the
Springs.
Mr.. F. N. Convey. Of Olympia, secured one of
the finest strings of trout caught here this sum.
mer.
Miss e. Hardin, an accomplished Seattle
young lady, is here on a two weeks visit, being
n n hoY ais &,
A party IL to be given next week by Mrs. spesr,
whose husband is the Northern Pacific agent at
the Springs.
Mrs. Forrest, of Olympia, gave an afternoon
tea this week. Those invited and attending
being: Mrs. J. N. Yates, Mrs. F. s. Hickok.
Mrs H. P. Nadeau, Mrs. C. +. Rsitzs, Mrs. n. 8.
Bagwell
Following is list OF arrivals at Hot Springs
from Friday, July q, to Friday, July %: From
Tacoma, Mr.. A. A. Crosse, Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.
Knockev, Mr.. and Mrs F. 6. Hickok, M and
Mrs. B. Agnew, Mr.. Leo C. Patenude, Mr. NJ
Cewictz, Mr. John B. Stevens, Mr.. r. H. Thomp-
son, Mr. j. s. Hoar, Mr.. J. Frizzell. Mrs Harry
Morgan, Mrs. G. Frazer and family; from Seattle,
Mr.. Charles c. Book, Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Nadesu.
Mrs. J. Catlin, Mrs. J. NJ. Kilbourne, Mrs c. P.
Stone, Mrs. NJ F. Burnam. Mrs. James Leddy.
Mr.. J. P. Bendick, Mr.. ]. P. Rankin, Mr.. c. H.
Wolford, Mr.. F. H. Paddell, Mr.. NJ. Korn Mr. J.
II. Irving, Mr.. r. Fl. McAdams, Mr. and Mrs.
Trusten p. Dyer, Mr.. Fred Page Tustin, Mrs. w.
Krause, Mr. D. p. Nets, Mr. J. Catlin. Mr.. C. P.
Stone, Mr.. John Hemrick, Mr.. John NJ Lane,
Mrs. J. NJ. Yates, Mr.. II. A. Pfeifer Mr.. Edward
Blewe:t, Mr. f. W. Wilmans, Mr.. +. P. Kendall;
from Everett, Mr.. William Walsh: from Olym-
pia. Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. futile: from Elleus-
burg, MI. T. C. O'Conner; from San Francisco,
Cal, Mr.. and Mrs. s. C. Kirk, Miss Emma
Brooks; from Kent, Wash, Mr.. w. F. Robb;
from Elma. WASH, Mr.. D. F. Byles: North
Yakima, Mr. and Mrs n. s. Bagwell; Portland,
Or, Mr.. and Mrs W. E. Gilbert. Mrs. n. Strehn,
Mr.. l. Grafton, Mr.. B. C. Haines; Newark, \. j.,
Mrs. W. NJ. Corwin; London, Eng, Mr.. T. ].
Hoare: Sumner, Mr.. E. P. Bergman; Spokane,
Mira n J. Monteitn.