, 1892-03-05
PLEASANT PEOPLE,
How Scores Of OIympians En-
joyed Themselves Last Night.

joyed Themselves Last Night.
Ezr. =. G. Browns Birthday Annie
versary--Ladies' Mustcale--Sur-
prise Party OF Christian church
People--TempIe Baptist social.
Last night was given up to pleasure par
ties in many of the homes of Olympia peo-
pie. None was more enjoyable than the
progressive whist entertainment given by
Mrs. F. G. Brown in honor of Mr.. Browns
birthday, at their residence. Mr.. Brown
like an old maid is little shy of telling
his age, but he is young yet, and from the
expressions of his many friends last even
ing, they are in hopes he will live to cele-
brate at least fifty or sixty more birthdays.
Ten tables were kept busy with merry
parties striving for the royal and BOBBY
prizes. The former were won by Mrs. L
r. Henderson, a handsome tablet, and
Genl. VIM. McMicken, miniature silver
hat for match safe. The BOBBY prizes
were a jumping jack, which went to Mrs.
J. P. Tweed and polite music teacher
with a broken back, which G. M. Barton
secured. Delicious refreshments were
served. Mrs. J. P. Tweed and Miss Stella
L Fitch assisted Mrs. Brown, in the pro-
gramme the evening. The guests of the
evening were Genl. and Mrs. VIM. Nc
Micken, MIR. and Mrs. W. T. Forrest, Mr..
and Mrs. G.. NJ. Hellar, Mr.. and Mrs. H, R,
Hedriek, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Haight, Mr.
and Mrs G. V. Russell, Mr.. and Mrs II.
9. Atwell Major and Mrs. G. NJ. Barton,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Fitch and Miss Stella
Fitch, Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Deming, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Thoreson, Mr.. and Mrs. L. F.
Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Roberts,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cain, Mr. and Mrs. A.
G. Cummings, Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Gordon,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Lord, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
r. Perry, Mr.. and Mrs. i. w. Ostrander,
Mrs. A. Fl. H. Stuart, Mrs. King, Mrs J.
P. Tweed
LADIES MUSICALE.
The Ladies' Musicale society gave anoth-
er very pleasing entertainment Yesterday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. John F.
Convey, one of the most interesting fea-
lures Of which was the recitation by Mrs.
John Cain entitled "Jud Browning's
Account of Rubenstein's Playingp 1t was
renderedin an exceedingly creditable man
ner, showing Mrs. Cain to be possessed of
rare talent. Ali the other numbers were
well rendered. The programme was as
follows:
PAhG l.
Piano duet, Country Danee"-AIiss Hell
en- CoWles and Miss lrena Cavanaugh.
Song, WALTZ Song" (Schleiffaith) Mrs.
s. M. PercivaL.
Piano solo, 'showers of song''-Mrs. g.
s. Armstrong.
Recitation, "Jud Browning's Account of
Rubenstein's Playing g'-Mrs. John Cain.
PART II.
Song, with whistling interlude) "Think-
ing" (White)-Mrs. G M. Bolton.
Song-Mrs. @. Thoreson.
Piano solo-Miss Stella I. Fitch.
YOUNG PEOPLES PARTY.
Master Harry Phipps gave party to his
intimate friends last evening, at which a
most enjoyable time was had. Music and
games were INDUCED in and refreshments
were served during the evening. The
guests were: Alice Allen, Marion Will
hanson, Nellie Patton, Lille Reagh, An
gle Anders, Iva Van Epps and Edith Ash
craft, and Willie Anders, Pope Hartman,
Eugene Williamson, John Reagh Alton
Wiley. Harry Allen, Gusta Avery and
Eddie Ford.
MISS MILLIE WEST ENTERTAINs.
Miss Millie West delightfully."- entertained
a number af her friends last evening
games, refreshments and general good
time being the features of the evenings en-
loyment. Those who participated were
Miss Rosa Brown, Miss Edna HawIey,
Miss Claudine Springer, and John Rea,
Guy Robertson, Jesse Barton, George Big
Glow and James Mitchell.
THE CLEANERS SOCIAL.
AT the residence of Rev. and Mrs. Doug
las, last evening, the Cleaners OF the Tenn
pie Baptist church gave a a popcorn social
which was attended by large number
During the evening the Misses Allen rem
6nTHd SAIhptiOT0S ba rJr
lin. Popcorn was served in all the ancient
and modern styles, and games, music and
social conversation completed the evenings
enjoyment. Among those who were in at
tendance were: Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Can
aday, Mrs. Hartman, Mrs. Moss, Misses
Edith West, Jennie Sickels, Aida
Everett, Lizzie SaYidge, Maud Mackay,
Jennie SaVidge D. Whaling, Amy Corn
well, Mary Melville, Ida Mackay, Emma
CornWell, Maud Hartman, Leila Hartman,
Miss Ulery, Miss Taylor, Misses Allen,
j M. Fleming, w. H Kirby, Ernest
Kester, Frank Ingalls, O. O. Lacey, Lutte
Hull, Rube Hull, Bush Baker "A. III.
Christopher David Mitchell, Charles Bird
ham, Isaac Ulery, Clark Savage, Eugene
Canady, George Nye, Carl Hill, Dan Saw
idge, Harry Shepherd.
WEsTsIDE DANCING PARTY,
10t1 w oOudIu gave uduClng party last
evening on the Westside which was well
attended. Those who participated in the
festivities report an exceedingly pleasant
time. Supper was served at 12 o'clock.
REV. J. s. MCCALLUM SURPRISED.
After the revival meeting last evening
at the Christian church. a number Of
friends of Rev. J. S. McCallum who were
present at the meeting, followed him home
last evening and gave him happy surprise
by their presence. Mr.. McGalIum was
equal to the occasion, however, and enter
tanned his guests in a royal manner.
Those who Constituted the party were:
Mr.. and Mrs Austin, Mr. and Mrs. Ha-
worth Mr.. and Mrs. Howard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pease, Mr. and Mrs. Moses, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kester, Mrs O. s. Reinhart, Mrs.
Brantigan, Mrs. Mcdonald, Mrs Campbell,
Mrs. Burntrager, Mrs. Sizer, Mrs. Burkett,
Mrs. Youmans, Mrs. Revolon, Miss e. /.
Youmans, Miss Nichols, Miss Mote, Miss
Campbell Miss Moses, Miss Kester, Miss
Burkett, Rev. D. G. Sanderson, Mr.. Leo
Warner, Mr. Downey, Mr.. Jessup, Mr..
Hedges, Mr.. DeL4il, Mr.. Callahan, J. L.
Utterback.