The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-19

Sadie When the expected visitors took pos
session of the spacious parlor "to have ana to
keep Miss Mary Habenicht took the initiative
and rendered in excellent style, "Dont Bury
Ne Deep in the Crave" accompanied by Miss
Sadie Turnbull. Miss Gladys Jones followed
with "Three Leaves OF Shamrock" accom-
panied by Miss Maud Jones. Willie Turn
bull gave next "Is That Mr.. Riley.
Miss Maud Jones rendered elegantly ON the
piano "Sweet Smiles" after which MISS
Maggie Thomas sang magniicently, "a KANE
for Stove," accompanied by Miss NJ. HaDe-
NIGHT, followed by "The Winds That Blow Cross
the Wild Moor by Miss Sadie Evans. Miss
Sadie Turnbull then rendered magnifcently on
the piano 4silvery Waves" After other solos
were given the party enjoyed refreshments. AS
parting tribute the party gave "Dar-
ling Chloe" and all left for their
opinion of having never spent better
time than at Miss Sadie Turnbulls birthday
party. Those present were: Miss Amelia Jones,
Miss Sadie Evans, Miss Maud Jones, Miss Selma
Hanson, Miss Mary Habenicht, Miss Gladys Jones,
Miss Permilla Thomas, Miss Olga Hanson, Miss
Maggie Thomas. Miss Ellen Hanson, Miss Annie
Mills, Masters Willie, Dave and Gordon Turn
bull
Unique Kind OF Tour.
On the evening of June 80, at Ranke's hall,
the Ignorant Traveller and Lost City Railway
Company" will begin its operations, under the
management of Mrs. w. H. II. Green, for the
benefit of st. Marks church. Mrs Green will
be assisted by number OF other ladies promi-
nent in society land the whole affair is sure to be
a great success. The idea is to have in the
spacious hall ten stations, which will be in the
shape of tables Each station will be presided
over by station matron and three young lady
assistants. There will be forty questions. four
at each station, which ths tourist will be
.ra1 70 md anna
brances will be bestowed where the
traveller shows any superior proficiency
in solving the intellectual riddles. After the
trips have all been taken, the young people will
take possession OF the hall and enjoy them
selves In any way they desire. In this depart
ment of the work and that of disposing of the
tickets Mrs. l. d. Ross will be a valuable assist
ant The following table patronesses have con-
sented to act: First table, Miss Erastus Brain
erd; second. Mrs. A. E. MacCusky; third, Mrs.
A. p. Mitten; fourth, Mrs. z. w. Andrews;
fifth, Mrs. George b. Kittinger; sixth, Mrs. Lau-
ron Ingels: seventh, Mrs. I. NJ. Green: eighth,
Mrs. I. NJ. Daulton; ninth, Mrs. A. j. Fisken;
tenth, Mrs. S. S. Nef and the altar circle. The
whole affair will be something new in the city
and will prove interesting and amusing to all
who desire to CO.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. III. Dempsey's Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. II. Dempsey gave a very pleas
ant party TO d lew Oh Inelr NUMEROUS
last Friday evening, in their new home at
Madrona Park. At 9 o'clock the Queen City
band struck up the grand march. During the
evening many couples could be seen tripping
the light fantastic on the large veranda where
the beautiful moon shed her bright rays. The
spacious dining parlors were tastefully decor
ated with beautiful ferns and cut flowers, and
the dainty refreshments would have tempted
DR. Tanner to break his fast. A special car had
haen n hart IN taEa 10 pupstS hack to thu
city, and all present pronounced the evening
one of the pleasantest ever spent in Seattle, the
ride home being especially enjoyable. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Crevelli, Mr..
and Mrs. Bibo, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Levy, Mr.. and
Mrs Mudgett, Mr. and Mrs. WalIingford, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Forbes, Mr.. and Mrs. I. H. Demp-
sey, Mrs Kelsey, Miss Lewis, Miss 8. Cleary,
Miss B. Ceary, Miss Radcliffe, Miss Mckinney,
Miss Piper, Miss Drew, Miss Kennedy, Miss
Ward, Professor H. g. Sharpe, Mr.. A. Mckenzie,
Mr.. n Clark, Mr.. Macarthur, Mr.. Keller, Mr..
Smith, Mr.. Jacobson, Mr.. d. Raglan, Mr.. J.
Herschberg, Mr.. ]. Lynn, Mr.. G. French, Mr..
Judge, Mr.. Knickerbocker, Mr.. K. H. McAdams
and Mr.. II. Morowsky.