The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-13

shortly return 70 her home. The day was
spent in games, bathing. boating, fishing.
dancing and iunching. The party re-
turned home late in the evening. Those
In the party we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Bowen, Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Harmon. Mr..
ana Mrs. H. K. Stephenson. Mr.. T.
Hughes, Mrs. T. A. Stephenson, Mrs.
Fred Gasch. Miss Bsna Stephenson, Miss
Ruth Harmon, Miss Maud Harmon. Ma.
ter Don Stephenson, Master Harry Bowen.
Pupns' Mssssals.
4 pupils musicale viii b given tomor-
row evening st Psttis' music hail ct 80
O'Clock. The programme il - follow:
Piano dus.t z sonass weber
Also Marion Atwood. Miss Zoe ststson.
sons-"Ths Dying Flower .......... Rosoli
Miss Lois woodwoesh.
Piano solo-s'Marche Funeore'' . Chopin
Miss Marion Atwood
Miss eta s,essoa. : '''''A
Piano solo. .ssvs,,s. ......:''..'' N Dsnss
Miss Zoe ststsou.
uust, "a ssSsrsnade" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Schubert
Duss D. "Tns Angel Rubsnstein
Niss Ess. s's,.on. Mi.. Lois wood.ossa
Plano solo, Il. Ia, es S0s: ssaSss:.r
s1ss0pinG" Over the Lake.
Mr.. c. +. Richardson and Mr.. H. A.
Englebrecht gave pleasure excursion last
week to . few friends on their steam
launch. the Tramp After . trip around
Lake Warrington the party landed on the
shore Of Meydsnbauer bay, where, BY the
light Of . rousing fire, . tempting lunch
was spread. The party returned at late
hour. Those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs
6. h. Hicks. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. White,
Mr.. and Mn. G. +. NJ. Pratt. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. 4. Braymcr, Miss Alice Hicks. Miss
Emma Hart. Miss Grace Briggs. Mr.. A. NJ.
Hicks. Mr.. r. w. Hicks. Mr.. A. +. Bray
msr, jr.. Mr.. J. b. Hart, Mr.. c. f. Rich.
ardson and Mr.. H. A. Englebrscht
birthday Dsssss Pasty.
A birthday dinner party IVES given
Wednesday evening at the residence of
Mrs. b. Pickett. near Woodland park. The
evening was spent with games and music
and the guests departed at . late hour.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs Thomas,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Mason. Mr.. and Mrs.
Domrese. Mr.. ana Mrs. c. Fisher. Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. White. Mr.. and Mrs. Courtney,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs
Gabelson. Mr.. and Mrs. Rossn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marley. Mrs. Moran. Mrs. Horn, Mrs.
Charleston, Miss Nellie Fisher, Miss Stella
Mason, Miss Mile Fisher, Miss Jennie
Charleston. Miss Horn. the Misses DOM
rese. Mr.. Freese. Master Tom Horn.
Amateur Thestrieals.
Tuesday evening. at the residence of
Mrs. Gilbert l.. Faust, Renton Heights.
= successful performance was given by the
young misses of the neiehborhood Of m
original drama, the production Of Miss
Ethel Garrett Those participating as
players were: Misses Maude aud Rosa
mond Crane, Misses Alice and Elsie Dab
ney. Miss Marie Faust, Miss Cornelia Car
roll, Miss Jessie Garrett and Miss Ethel
Garrett. the author. Much Of the success
Of the occasion was due 10 tho efforts of
Miss Josephine Crane. who officiated as
stage manager. and to the hospitable kind
ness of Mrs. Faust. who so obiigingly gave
the use of her drawing rooms.
Mrs. stiu,son's Cruising Party.
Mrs. c. d. S,imson entertained a party
Of lady friends Thursday on cruise about
the Sound in her hu stands steamer Slim
son, They started at 10 O'Clock in the
morning and returned in the evening
Alter cruising abont Port Biakeley, in
speeding the twenty-four ships At anchor
there, they went over to Port Orchard.
Sidney, and through Agate pass to Port
Madison. Lunch Was served on the beat.
Those in the party were: Mrs. w. r. Gid
dings. Mrs W. II. Graham. Mrs. J. T.
Hunter. Mrs. James Lcddv. Mrs. F.. F..
Overton. Mrs. c. u. Stimson aud their chill
dren. ana Miss Kerr Of Minneapolis, who
Is visiting Mrs. Giddings.
Evening Musical CIub Concert.
The Evening Musical Club held its
thir,ieih concert on Monday evening.
August :. at retiis' hall. The programme
opened with . four-hand number by Mr..
and Mrs. Roberts. Mosxkoxski's Utah
enisoa." Messrs. Marshall and Irvine's
mandolin duet was warmly received.
Mss Anna selkirk sang exceIlenily and
received an encore. Hiss Harry West
PLAYED a violin selection IN an excelien;
manner. rs also did Miss Lulu Friend one
on the E,her. Mr.. c. W. Saunders sang
Rohm's MY AL" and the programme
concluded with niano solo by Mrs. Harry
Lott. Who arranged the programme.
Cruising IN the Uadise.
Mr.. Frank r. Van Tuyi and Mr.. J. l..
Schultz last Saturday evening entertained
a small party OF friends on 4 crusn>pn the
launch Undine, after which Miss Atkins
entertained the party At Westlake cottage.
Those in the party were Mr.. and Mira A.
T. Weston. Mr.. and Mrs r. ;. Denny.
Mis-. Julia Chamberlin, Miss Lenore
Cnamhersin, Mis-, Emma Atkins. Miss
Proper. Miss Ida Bailey, Mr. f. K. Van
Tuyi. Mr. ]. l. Schultz. Mr.. J. q. Pacey,
Mr.. Frank Atkins. Mr.. Thomas A Gamble.
Nrs. Giimer's Luncheon.
Mrs. ]. y. eiiImer entertained few
friends s, luncheon on Thursday compli-
rnentary 20 her daughter. Mrs. Robert W.
shaw Those present we're: Ars. ]. q.
Bait, Mrs A. N. Reynolds. Mrs. J. Good
fellow. Mrs. j. II. Dowd. Mrs L. A Dom
aldson. Mrs. r. W. Shaw, Mra J. n. Gil
mer. Miss Gilmer.
Miss strives Lnnehesa-
Miss Ssruve gave . small bat elegant
Pink luncheon Tuesday afternoon in honor
of sevcral young ladies visiting IN the city.
The floral decorations were beautiful, =
charming effect being attained through
the absence OF evident design- La France
xossA caxaa;oax, nAssuSssuns and sweet