The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-24

and M. E. L. Terry, Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdi-
nand TokIas, Miss Alice foklas. Mr..
Horace Turner. Mr.. J. X Turn
s mari.n Ms rsom1 assds v, Terry y, Ms Mss
T. : Tucker. Mr.. III. ID.
Thomson. ir.. Mr. l. L. Thompson, Mr..
y. TostmeT, Mr. J. 5. Ten Evek. Mr.. q. {.
Tucker. Mr.. and Mrs ". K. Towne. Mr..
]. ii. Turner. Miss Towne. Mr.. VI. III.
Thompson, Mrs Torrance. Mr. Charles
Turner, Mr.. +. A. Tourvslle. Miss wini-
and Mrs George NJ. Van Doren, Miss
Laura Van Wyck, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.
Van Doren. Miss Jessie Van Doren. Mr..
Grant Vaughan, Mrs : ]. Warfield. Mr..
II. g. Wright, Miss NJ. Williams. Mrs. J.
). Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Whittiesey,
Mrs, IL. Walker. Mr.. Z. Boyd Wells. Miss
Nellie NJ. Wells. Miss Grace {. Wood
George Willard. Mr.. and Mrs W H.
Wilcox. Mr.. and Mrs. s. T. Weston, Mrs
NJ. Wilson. Miss Ida c. White. Mr. and
Mrs. {. ). q. White. Miss Nell White, Mr..
and Mrs. w. IL. Woodaman. Paymaster
and Mrs. l. B. Webster, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Alfred Warren, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Wool
cry, Mr.. and Mrs. W. ID. Wood. Mr.. and Mrs
Z. Z. Whittier, Mr.. Edwin Hall Warner.
Mr.. George E Wright. Miss Esielle
Wyckoff, Mr.. A. Wilxinski. Miss NJ VIII
zinski, Miss Frances WiIxinski. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. l.. Webb. Miss Clara Wilson, Mr..
{. D. Wilson, Mr. ". D. Wilson, Mr.. +.
w. Wilmans. Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Wine
hill. Miss Title Winehiil, Mr.. David Wine
hill, Mr.. c. A Watrous, Miss May Viii
lad, Mr. Calvin Welbou, Mr.. Il. Webb
Mr.. Bert Williams, Miss Mabel Wood.
Miss Eva Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. VIII
mans. Mrs. NJ. J. Wilmans, Dr. ]. r.
White, Mrs. Kate Wilson. Mr.. Harold
Winterbourne. Miss Minnie Winterbourne.
Miss Ada Winterhourne. Mr.. and
Williams. Miss Wade. Mr.. T. NJ. Williams,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. I. Way. Mr.. and Mrs. E.
B. Nitcher. Mr.. and Mrs. r. h. Wrestling
Mr.. j. +. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. w III.
Whittiesey. Miss WEIGH, Mr.. aud Mrs. III.
+. Whitney. Miss Maud Wilson. Or. p
w. Willis. DR. q. A. Weed. Mr.. L. Wood
ward. Mrs. X c. Washburn. Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglass Young, Miss Marian Young,
Mrs. G. c. Zimpei and Mr.. C. X. Zilley.
The Loyal Legion Banquet.
The State of Washington Commandery
of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion
of the United States held stated meeting
ct the Rainier Club on Wednesday even
ing. when Capt Frank Taylor, of the
Fourteenth United States infantry was
admitted TO membership in the first class.
and X. L. Warson was admitted to the
second class. After this business was
transacted banqaet followed, partici-
pated in by the following companions:
Col q. O. Halter, commander: Capt @.
r. Hayden senior vice commander; Capt.
III. l.. Achilles, recorder; Maj. IL. &. Bost-
wick, treasurer; Col +. NJ. Carr Maj. J.
f. Hayden, Lieut.. J. L. Hayden, Capt. O.
Il. Johnson, Col A. !. Kane, Gen. II. G.
0'Brien, Capt Byron Phelps, Mai. w. Y.
Rinehart, Col. j. NJ Wrestling Capt
Frank Taylor, Col. Thad Huston, Mr..
A. v. Hayden, Mr.. W. L. Meredith, Mr..
r. b. Wrestling, Mr.. X. l.. Warson. and
the following visiting companions: Capt.
John Taylor. SEVENTEEN Ohio Infantry:
Capt. j. w. Rnmsey, of the Illinois COM
mandery, and Gov. j. III. McGraw. The
table was handsomely decorated with
large bouquets of lilies, roses. asters and
ferns surrounded by wreaths and gariands
of smilax. An elegant menu was served
and after its discussion the nobler part of
the enjoyment ensued. No formal toasts
or programme of entertainment had been
prepared, but such cultivated and genial
gathering of happy spirits needed no
prompter TO keep the merry ball in mo-
ton. Conyiviality presided at the board.
while wit, eloquence and song were the
industrious landmarks which served the
feast with sparkling repartee. happy tests,
Jolly choruses, humorous anecdotes.
stories of other days and today, and
speeches glowing with patriotic and noble
sentiments.
Cards and Dancing at Mrs. Nugent's.
An informal but charming card and
dancing party was given by Mira. James
Nugent at her new home on Twelfth and
Cherry streets on Thursday evening. O1
ing to the unfinished condition of many of
the apartments the magnificent hall was
utilized as the principal room for the en-
tertainment This was prettily although
hastily decorated in yellow, vines of mas
turtiums being gracefully twined about
the columns of the doorway and cornices
of the room, while numerous bouquets of
asters, dahlias. marigolds and pansies COW
cred the mantel and occupied other rest
ing places. Tables for drive whist were
set in the hall, where also dainty refresh
ments were served, the dining room being
reserved for dancing to delightful mando-
lin music. The first prizes at the games
were won by Mrs Thomas Green and Mr..
Waiter Englebrecht, and the consolation
prizes were given TO Mrs. T. NJ. Daulton
and Mr.. f. Conant. The invited guests
were: Mr. and Mrs T. NJ. Daulton, Mr..
aud Mrs. Thopas Green. Mr. and Mrs. w.
Ii. Gibbons, Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Clark,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. X. Howard, Mr.. and Mrs.
McEwing, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. w. Price,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Edwards, Mr..
and Mrs. s l.. Crawford, Mrs. J. IL.
McGraw. Mrs Walter Chambers. of Vic
toria; Miss Haruden. of San Francisco;
the Misses Carter, Miss Edwards Miss Ev-
elyn Graves, Miss Maud Cleary. Miss Katie
McC;raw, Miss Gertrude Clark, MISS Louise
Hayden, Mr. ". T. skiiiings, Mr.. Frank
Conant, Mr.. Waiter Engiebrecht, DIR. &.
W. sharples. Mr. VIII Conant, Mr.. Z. W.
Hawkins. Mr.. Morris Cheat, Mr.. Sidney
Hansard, Mr.. Matt Scurry. Mr.. Len Relfe.
Mr.. Frank Fredericks. Mr.. Ernest Wur-
tele, Mr.. Charles Wurteie, Mr.. A. W.
Conent. Mr. j. r. Conant.
North seattle Baptist Musicale.
The young people of the North Seattle
Ban,ist church entertained their friends
on Friday evening with vocal and instru-
mental music, under the direction of Mr..
W c. prosch. The church was we'll filled
with a very appreciatiYe audience. each
number being warmly eneored. Mrs. J.
r. Crichton presided at the piano, and as