The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-01

caoice selections on the mandolin and guitar.
After luncheon dancing was resumed until mid
night when the guests returned to their homo
in the city. Among those present were: Car
tain Thomas Nelson, U. s. N; Lieutenant and
Executive officer Charles A. Adams, U. 5. n;
Lieutenant Theodore Porter Kane, U. 8. N;
Past Assistant Engineer r, w. Miiigan, U. s. N;
Paymaster Mitchell Mcdonald, U. 5. N; Lieu
tenant Henry Morrell, q. s. N; DR.. F. J. b.
Cordierre, U. 8. N; Lieutenant and Mrs W. A.
Kimball, U. S. A.; Mrs. A II cambridge,
Madame cambridge, Mrs. D. Lacy, Mrs. Aitkin,
Mrs. W. S. Bush, Mrs J. A. Doyle,
Mrs. Bowers, Miss Eva Doyle. Miss
Lillian Miller, Miss Caustin, Miss Brown,
Miss Mabel cambridge, Miss Lou Woodwork,
Miss Addie Hammond, Miss Pierson, Mrs. Ait
kin, Miss Annie Jones, Miss Lottie Hammond,
Miss Helen cambridge Miss Pink. Miss Pearl
Shaw, Miss Jennie Bainbridge, Miss Ruby Shaw,
Messrs. W. F. Bobock, s. G. Yerkes, Rev. J. b.
Alexander, DR.. s. w. Brown, Lieutenant kraus-
hoff, q. s. A.; J. Gensoae, U. s. N; Mr.. John
Potter, Mr. J. W. Jones. Mr.. Car, Mass, Mr. N.
W. o Rear, Mr.. D. s. Hammond, Mr.. 5. Dennis,
Mr.. A. Scarf, Mr.. II. NJ. Hammond, Mr.. Frank E.
Jago and Mr.. Carroll Conovcr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jackman entertained o
small party of friends at their residence on
Wednesday evening. Dancing, cards, musical
selections, conversation and refreshments were
the diversions. Messrs. F. E. Jago aud Edward
lectious in most entertaining manner. Among
those present were: Colonel and Mrs. Henry
Landes, Dr.. and Mrs. S. B. Conoyer, Judge and
Mrs. W. S. Bush, DR.. n. d. Hill, Miss Caustin,
Captain Thomas Nelson and F. E. Jago.
Red Mems hall was crowded on last Wednes-
day evening, the occasion being the anniversary
ball of the Odd Fellows Time was pleasantly
devoted to dancing until midnight, when a
sumptuous repast was served. The guests
were splendidly entertained, and the uneven
fellows displayed their chivaIric attentions in a
most lavish manner. The bail, undoubtedly,
was the event of the season, and it will long be
remembered by society.
Invitations have been issued to attend the
Tammany ball, given under the auspices Of
Chemaskum Lodge No. l, Supreme Order of Red
Men, on Thursday evening, May II, at their
hall on Maple avenue. The committees are as
follows: Executive-Mr. Joseph stiner, Mr.. D.
P. Trimble and Mr. Willism F. Learned. Re-
cepton-Mr. W. H. II. Learned, Mr.. N. T. Oliver,
Mr.. James g. Swan, Mr.. Thomas r. Delaney and
Mr.. Richard Delanty. Floor-Mr. II. L Knox,
Mr.. J. J. Guichard and Mr.. William I. Lake.
The Benedicts had their usual hop at the Key
City Club last Friday evening. A large number
of guests were present and participated in
dancing. until the ghostly hour OF midnight
warned them to take their departure.
On Monday afternoon Captain Thomas Nelson
and his officers entertained party of towns
people aboard the United States steamer Adams.
Horseback riding is becoming very popular in
the Key City. Many excursions into the coun-
try are being planned by young society people.
Mrs Aiken and daughter are the guests Of
Judge and Mrs W. S. Bush.
The municipal officers rendered the officers
of the Adams reception at the city hall Fri
day afternoon.
Miss Maud Stetson was in Seattle last week
visiting friends.