The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-02
PORT GAMBLE SOCIETY.
Bali Of Kitssp Lodge. x. OF F.. . Great
Suces0s.


Ponr GAMBLE. July l-rSpeciai. What
proved to be the society event of the sea-
son took placed last night in the form Of .
grand ball given by Kitsap Lodge. No. 90.
knights of Pythias. the hall was prettily
decorated with Aags. evergreens, swords.
shields. etc. and reflects great credit on
the committee attending to that part Of
the work. Music was furnished by Prof.
Christians orchestra from Port Townsend.
Ice cream, cake and lemonade were served
during the evening. Dancing was kept up
until an early hour in the morning. The
various committees performed their work
in . very creditable and efficient manner.
They were as follows:
Committee OF arrangements E. I. Drew.
George n. Ktmbali and 7. r JoneA
Reception committec-Frank Carroll. Ole
Guuderson. +. {. de Long, {. F. wylde and John
McInniA
Floor committee-Georg N. Kimball, R. W.
Condor and L. 1. Drew.
Refreshmcnt committee-H c. Sawyer and
p. A. Colstad.
Among those present we're: Mas Inez
G. Jameson, Miss Blanche Robinson. Miss
May Bowling. Miss Eva Cove, Miss Pearl
Wright. Miss Nellie Best. Miss Emily
Cove, Miss Lizzie kimball, Miss Minnie
Best, Miss Annie Longfellow. Miss Carrie
Cove. Miss Emma White, Miss Beatrice
Cheal. of Seattle: Miss NJ. Richardson. of
San Francisco; Miss lmogen Mckay, Miss
Shirley Cove. Miss Lucy McPhee, Miss
Caro- G. Connick, Miss Maud Marbourg.
Miss Maud Jackson. Miss Mabel Jack
son. Mrs c. r. Wylde. Mrs Capt.
Moore, Mrs. d. L. Jackson, Mrs.
David Morgan, Mrs. I. K. Jones,
Mrs. Thomas Herman, Mrs. c. +. Johnson.
Mrs. J. T. Williamson, Mrs. II. Mckay.
Mrs. Capt. Robinson, Mrs. J. MeInnis.
Mrs. T. Morteli. Mrs. c. Sears. Mrs. !.
Clark. Mrs. Woodland. of Tacoma. Mrs. J.
II. Yes,es. Mrs. T. Murphy, Mrs. Capt
Tornstro,n. Mrs T. C. Fitxhenry, Mrs. b.
Nichols. Mrs. J. Daily. Mrs. Winslow. Mrs.
j. Murray, Mrs. +. Pickett. Mrs. W. Reese,
Mrs. James White, Mrs. J. L. Marbourg.
and Mrs. Capt. Cove. Mr.. r. G.. Ames,
Mr.. r. W. Condor. Mr.. d. l.. Jackson. Mr..
ID. Duggan. Mr.. ID. o. Donovan. Mr.. W.
Leonard, Mr.. f. l.. Drew, Mr.. c.
+. Wylde. Mr.. George \. kimbali,
Mr.. +. Fitzhenry, Mr.. ]. l.. Clemons,
Mr.. ]. Herman. Mr.. Ed Wright. Mr.. ".
Wright, Mr.. A. Borgeson. Mr.. +. c. Fran
els. Mr.. II. Murray. Mr. A. Johnson. Mr..
He. Sawyer, Mr.. 7. X. Jones, Mr.. F. Flick
ets. Capt William Williamson. Mr.. J. II.
Iea;es. Mr.. sam Benton. Mr.. J. II.
Crombie, Mr. L. Brusta, Mr.. h. Nichols.
Mr.. ID. O. Daggets. Mr.. +. Carroll, Mr.. +.
Jameson. Capt. William Tornstrom. Capt.
". II. Moore. Mr.. J. r. Conway. Mr.. A.
Berg. Mr.. +. Empie. Mr.. c. Bahcock. Mr..
D. Morgan, Mr.. W. Cooper, Mr.. ". Tsy-
ior. Mr.. r Howard. Mr.. J. W. Quinn. Mr..
/. Stenbere. Mr.. W. s. Bennett. Mr.. j. IL.
Murray. Mr.. J. Shredder. Can't. Charles
8randenburg Mr.. T.. 5. Virgins, Mr.. h.
Stewart and Mr.. 4. A. Colstad-
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