The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-28

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Mrs Thomas W. Prosch, Rev. Father F. Y. Pre-
fonsaine. Hon. and Mrs. John Leary, DE-. and
Mrs. Samuel Ramsey, Mrs T. NJ. Reed, Jr., Mrs
]. b. Mstcalfe, Colonel George 6. Lyon, Z. l.
Van Tuyl, Hon. Richard Osborn. Hon. Grif1sn
Davies. MI. Z. +. Wittier, Mr.. George Fl. Hebron
and Hon. John Arthur. Those who sat down to
dinner at the Rainier the came evening In honor
OF the distinguished guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph shipper, Mr.. z. o. Graves, Major and
Mrs. ]. r Hay den. Mrs. Governor Z. T. Ferry,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Thompson, Judge
and Mrs. II. g. Bond. Judge and Mrs
J. K. Lewis. Mr.. d. Il. Gilman. Colonel p. Il
Winston, DR. and Mrs. J. S. Kloeber, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. W. Prosch. Mr. and Mrs. John Lea'y.
Mr. and Mrs. George II. Hebron. DR.. and Mrs.
Samuel Ramsey, Mr. Griffith Davies aud Mr.. Z.
T. Whittier. Those who accompanied the guests
Friday on the trip to Port Orchard were Dr.
and Mrs. Samuel Ramsey, Mr. and Mrs. John
Leary. Mr. aud Mrs. T. N. Reed, jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Griffith Davies, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ship
pen, Mr.. and Mrs. D. b. Ward, DIR. and Mrs. J. 5.
Kloeber, Major and Mrs. J. r. Hayden, Judge
and Mrs. J. r Lewis. Judge and Mrs. II. e.
Bond. Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Prosch, Mrs. E. s.
Meany, Mrs G. H. Hebron, Mira Barker, Miss
Weston. Miss Boman, Mr.. 7. B. Bowman, MI. F.
K. Van Tuyl, Mr.. L. Z. Thompson, Mr.. c. f.
Munday, Mr.. G. A. Burch, Mr. A. B. Ball. Judge
Richard Osborn, Mr.. C. b. Baglsy, Mr.. J. Fl. Par
sons, Mr.. Rees p Daniels and Mr.. W. Turner
DR.. Kilbourne Entertains Campers
Yesterday afternoon the members of the Agate
Beach camping party. better known as the Col
man camping party, were invited out to Green
Lake by Dr.. aud Mrs E. C. Kilbourne, and the
tennis players of the coterie INDUCED in some
lively contests of that inticing game. Various
other sports we're INDUCED in until evening
when the grounds were all lighted up and the
guests were induced to take rides In little row.
boats on the lake that were in readi-
Shof Af-st
made pleasant ana suggestive by the
rendition of many pleasant songs and all
present enjoyed the occasion beyond descrip-
ton The following were in the party: Mr..
and Mrs. E. B. Burwell, DR.. and Mrs. E. C. Kill
bourne, Mr. and Mrs j. N. Colman, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. E. Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs. George Cor
don, Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. HUMPHREYS, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. ID. Ballard. Miss Clara Bigelow, Miss
Ida Burwsll, Miss Mabel Dickey, Miss Lilly
Maitland, Miss Mary Mcdonald, Miss Nellie
Campbell, Miss Helen Penfield, Miss Gertrude
Hubbard, Miss Nellie Hubbard, Miss jennie
Holbrook, Miss Junie Houghton. Miss Julia
Chamberin, Miss Bessie Burwel, Miss Amanda
Hildebrandt, Miss Clarke, Miss Wordsworth,
Mr.. /. J. Colman, Mr. @. A. Colman, Mr.. C. T.
Bowman, Mr. ". b. Hutcheson, Mr.. Charles
Hammond, Mr.. A s. BurweA Mr.. Roy Ballard,
DR.. c. A. Smith, Mr. John Dodds, Mr.. D. 8. Kin
ney, Mr.. N. NJ. Grout and Mr.. Van Smith.
Farewell Dinner to Bachelors.
On Monday evening ut the Rainier Club q
number OF the friends of Mr.. r. B. Albertson
and Mr.. w. Z. Bailey gave them q dinner to
commemorate the departure of these gentle
men from bachelorbood into married life. Mr..
Albertson was to be married on the coming
Wednesday and Mr. Bailey was soon to follow
his example. So the dinner was gotten up, and
it proved a jolly success While no set speeches
were delivered, there was no lack OF eloquence
No man around the genial board was
allowed to be silent, and some of
the orations, though ''upon computation"
were both stirring and appropriate. The affair
was q stag dinner Of the most approved kind,
and was heartily enjoyed. 1t proved beyond
question that both Mr. Albertson and Mr.
Bailey have many sincere friends, who united
In this way to show how deep were their good
wishes to these two friends. Those invited were:
judge Thomas Burke. Major J. r. Hayden, Mr..
John Lsary, Mr. W. A. Peters, Mr.. George II.
Hebron. Mr.. Bernard Pelly, Mr.. Z. B. Down.
ing, MI Herman Chaplin, Mr.. George II. Preston,
Mr. W. I. Preston, Mr.. Abram Barker, Mr. Daniel
kelieher, Mr.. +. G. Washburn. Nj. E. o. Graves,
Mr.. g. NJ. Emory, Mr. Fred Bausman Mr.. George
Atkinson, Nh. D. n. Baxter, Mr.. George Z. Carter,
Mr.. A. +. Burleigh, Mr.. e. A. Strout, Mr.. J. Grams
ton Potter, Lieutenant John L. Hayden, Mr.. R. b.
Albertson, Mr.. w. E. Bailey, Mr.. Will II. Parry,
Mr.. c. L. F. Kellogg aud MI J. A. stratton.
Dinner Of New Workers..
A very pleasant dinner party met at the Rain
Ter hotel last Saturday evening upon the invita-
ton of Mr.. E. b. Meeks and Nj. E. G. Duvall,
both of New York city. and enjoyed quite an
elaborate repast. Spreads were set for eight
guests. Those present were: Mr.. z. B. Meeks
and Mr.. E. G. Duvali, of New York city; DR.. g.
Carman, DR.. Edward II. Woodruff, MIG. w.
Fischer, Mr.. r g Robinson, Mr.. Charles Love.
Joy and Mr.. G. v. ?. Lansing. After the dinner
had been discoursed aud several toasts re-
sponded to-, Mr.. Meeks, acting in the capacity
of toas;master, Q social organization was instf-
tutsd which will be recognized in the future a.
the Atlantic Pacific Club" The above named
gentlemen constitute the charter members of
the club. in addition to DR.. J. Wohlforth, q
prominent physician of New York city. 1t IL
the idea OF the members to enjoy at least one re-
union and banquet each year, either In tho
East or West 1t is anticipated that quite q
large membership list will follow. The next
reunion and dinner will occur In New York
city, some time during the Worlds fair.
The following are the officers of the club:
President, Mr.. T. B. Meeks, New York city; vice
president, Mr.. r Robinson; secretary. Nj. G.
V. p. Lansing; treasurer, Mr.. e. G. Duvall, New
York city; directors, Dr.. J. wohlforth, New
York; Dr. S. Carman, Mr.. g. w. Fischer, Mr..
Charles Lovejoy aud DIR. Edward II. Woodruff.
In Honor OF Visitors.
On Wednesday last Mrs. g. Levy, assisted by
hef sister, Mrs. Is. bipo, gave party In honor
of their mother aud sister, who are hers on q
two months visit from San Francisco. The
spacious drawing rooms were brilliantly illu-
minated aud at $3.50 the guests began to as.
semhe. The fair hostess received her guests in
Il most charming manner. The first part of the
evening instrumental and vocal music was in
dulged H. Dancing was the main feature of
the evening All the New York dances were
introduced by Professor Sharp and were grace.
fully executed by the guests. At midnight
many toss.s were given and responded to and
mother and daughter were praised and toasted
in the sparkling wine, Mr.. Bell excelling all
The guests dispersed in the wee hours OF the
morning, after having spent one Of the most de-
lightful evenings and they bid the kind
hostess many adIeux Those present were:
Mrs 4. |. Harris, Mrs. d. Gulman, of San Fran.
cisco; Nj and Mrs. 6. Levy, M. and Mrs. Bibo.
Mr.. Rnd Mrs. T. II. Dempsey, Mr. and Mrs
Forbas, Mr.. and Mrs. John Schiessiueer Mr.
and Mrs. j. Lesser, Mr.. and Mrs Bell Mrs Fran.
enthal, Miss Kennedy, Miss Drew, Miss CIesry.
Mr.. Reagan, Mr.. Lyon. Mr.. Macarthur, Professor
| II. :. Sharpe, Mr.. Lyle, Mr. Golistein, Mr.. NJ.
| Gulman, OF Victoria; Mr.. Gresnbaum. MI.
| and others
Social Of Queen City Lodge.
On Monday night last Queen City Lodge. No.
| 10, at its hall in the Frye block. entertained
about $50 ladies and gentlemen with one of the
best entertainments ever given by any lodge I'm
| this city The following programme was given
| la an excellent manner:
Piano SOLO (by reQusst)-"The Thunder
| storm ......... Professor Guye p Andrew,
| kecitallon-''ahe Would Be Mason
| .....-..-..Miss Ida May Wright
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