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

Pohndosd. MIRA r. w. Parker, Mr.. G. J.
Riley. Mrs.. Dr.. Montgomery Russell. Mrs.
Russell, the Misses Russell, Mrs.. r. N.
Read. NrS E w. Run, Miss Ruff, Mn.
Ranke. the Misses Rsnke. Mrs. Ramsey.
Miss Ramsey, Mr.. j. p. Souie, Mrs
Charles =. Shepard, Mrs. II. 4. Shields,
Mra B. T. Hnipss. Mrs. Eben Smith, Mrs.
Stuart =. Smith. Mrs. c. J. Smith, Mrs A.
b. Stewart. Mrs. J. g. scurry. Mrs. {. d.
Stimson. Mrs. l.. b. Stssdman. Mrs. J.
Schram. Mrs. John Sanborn, Mrs. DR..
Sparkling, the Misses Sparkling. Mrs. r. L.
Terry, Mrs. Columbus +. Tyler, Mrs.
Hugh l.. Thomas, Mrs. c. w. Turner, Mrs.
Virtue. Mrs. T. r. Whittier, Mrs. C. Lomax
Webb. Mrs. H. r. Whitney, Mrs. c. r.
Whittiesey. Mrs. l.. L. Willard, Mrs. w.
II. Wilcox, Mrs. w. l. Wadieigh, Mrs. J.
w. Wilkinson, Mrs. w. W. Wiltshire, Mrs.
Joshua n. Wrestling. Miss Wrestling.
RED Letter Day at Alki Psiat.
Friday was red letter day among the
campers ut Alki point Miss Kinney and
Miss Nellie Hubbard gave . pink tea in
honor Of their guest, Miss Banks. The
tent Vas decorated deliberately. the pre-
vailina color being red. A profusion Of
flowers and vines made the tent perfect
bower. and decorated china and pictur-
ssque toilets added 70 the beauty OF the
woodland scene. The hostesses were a.
sisted in receiving by Miss Helen Gillette
aud Miss Ethel Kinney. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ID. Ballard, Mr..
and Mrs. X. L. Blaine. Miss Kirkman,
Miss Gertrude Hubbard, Miss Jennie Hol-
brook. Miss Helen Penfeld, Miss II. &.
To vin
Miss Hutchinson, the Misses Banks, Miss
Craein. Miss Heating. Miss A. A. Crasin,
the Misses Phillips, the Misses Gillette.
Miss Kinney. Miss Hubbard, Mr.. Hol-
brook. DIR. q. c. Lsonhardt, Mr.. Roy Bal
lard. Mr.. C. Edwards. Mr.. J. A. whallsy,
Mr.. A. Hutchinson. Mr.. J. Van Smith.
Mr.. Fred Gillette. Mr.. George Anderson.
Mr.. Ia Csagin, Mr.. L. McClay. Mr.. Gilbert
Is. Smith and Mr.. Harold N. Smith.
Picaic h a0aos 81 Mice wendell.
A picnic was given Wednesday after
noon and evening by the Misses Miller in
honor Of their guest. Miss Wendell. of
Los Angeles. The party went out to Lake
Washington over the Rainier avenue line
and boarded the steamer City Of Columbia.
They proceeded down the lake and q
short distance up Black river to point
near Renton. where lunch was served.
The ride up the river was an interesting
one ~ the stream 10 not much larger than
the boat. nevertheless tho navigators man.
aged to turn the boat around. They re-
turned late in the evening. coming home
by way OF Madison street Those in the
party were: Mr.. and Mrs. Clark. Mr..
and Mrs. Cook. Mrs. r. NJ. b. Miller.
Miss Wendell. Miss Spencer. Miss McLel-
Ian, OF San Francisco; Miss Carter, Miss
Jessie Carter, Miss Miller, Miss Olive Mil
Ter. Mr.. Frank b. Ingersoll. Mr.. +. l..
s,inson. Mr.. W. II. Moore. Mr.. w. C.
Keith. Mr.. II. q. inverarity and Mr..
Homer +. Taylor.
vapor Laanch Ciub's Excursion.
The vapor Launch Club had an adven-
tuous time on its trip up Sammamish
slough Saturday week ago. There were
on board the Tramp Mr.. Charles Richard
son, Mr.. Waiter Engeibrecht. Mr.. Robert
Engeibrecht, Mr.. Albert Earl. Mr.. James
r. Hayden, jr., Mr.. A. v. Randall. Mr..
Stone and Mr.. Emmett RUSSELL on the
Neohfa, Mr.. 7. n. Halter, Mr.. A. +. Pinck-
acy, Mr. John Mather and Mr.. J. II. Hoge.
and on the Flirt were Mr.. I. NJ. Daulton.
Mr.. {. II. Stimson, DIR. T. A. Purdy and
Dr. W. r. Geddings. They went up the
Sammamish a. far as Botheli and stayed
there till Sunday evening, when at the
sime for returning the Tramp became dis
abied and was left behind with part of her
crew Mr.. Richardson. Mr.. Hoge, Mcssrs.
Robert and Walter Engelbreeht and Mr..
HAYDEN rem aimed with her all night and
came home on the steamer Duckhunser on
Monday morning. arriving at Madison
street ai o O'Clock thoroughly tired.
Mr.. Drew's Excursion Cp Hood Canal.
The party which was taken up Hood
lanai ay Hon. NJ. = Drew . week ago last
Friday returned sunday night They left
aere on the steamer George +. Starr and
arrived NJ Port Gamble at O'Clock on
saturday morning. when Cyrus " alker
and Master Cyrus Drew met them with
she steamer Yakima, on which they i'm
nedia,eiy started up Hood canal. They
zen, up Union river and spent the dsv in
s!shiug. returning In the evening 10 Fort
Gamble. where they we're entertained at
breakfast sunday morning by Mrs. Drew
and her daughter. Mrs. Fred Drew. after
shich William Walker took them out Cor
a drive until the arrival of the steamer
rom Port Townsend. The rarity con-
sisted of Hon. NJ ;. Drew. Mr.. Cyrus
brew, M. Cyrus Walker. Mr.. w. NJ.
lang. Mr.. L. II. Grif'i,h, Mr.. W. :. Dubhs.
Sir. J. II. Calvert, DIR. r. NJ. Esmes and
SIR. Boyd J. Taiirnan.
a Jolly Bathing farty.
Friday evening = Jolly bathing party
snioyed swim in the lake =, the end OF
Madison street. after which they were en-
..rtained at supper by Mrs. L. b. sseimsn
), her residence on Hyde street Those
a the party were; Mr.. and Mrs l.. h.
Nteiman, Mrs. A h. MaeCu!sky. Mrs. +.
! Strous Miss Anderson. Miss S,ruvs,
Ais. s,edmau. Miss Meem, Mr.. Josiah
4allins, Mr.. Fred. X. Struve, Mr. George
Il. Preston, Mr.. II. +. Asserve and Mr..
Theodore Halter.
Birehday rteate.
On Thursday . number Of friends OF
Miss Essls Kenney celebrated her ista
isirthaAv Sy picnsc ~ West Seattle.
chose present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hagan. Mr..
snd Mrs John Holland. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
j. lugiis. Mr. and Mrs Adam saaI. Ara
aswney Brock away. Mr.. and Mrs ebes-
Asu k1UIxx Nlxs Ella Johnson NSna Ella