The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-27

c,nith- Miss Lsnnihan, Miss Connolly
Miss olesou. Miss Ryan. Miss Heed. Miss
Belle Hood. Mr.. j. r McElroy. Mr.. j. P.
Gleason. Mr. d. Raean. Mr.. A. c. Graf.
Mr.. L. Micheis. Mr. C. III. Crane. Mr..
james Kelly, Mr.. T. T. ListeIl. Mr.. ]. III.
Suthoff. Mr.. 7. A. Henneliy, Mr.. l.. A.
Gardner. Mr.. NJ. J. Pheian. Mr.. p. CON-
molly. Mr.. W. :. Newton, Mr.. l. ofShea,
Mr.. ]. y. Jackson, Mr.. A. Meaghes, Mr.. T.
Sutherland. Mr.. NJ. r. Murphy, Mr.. L
McSulty and Mr. D. n. Hyde.
Amateur Journalistic banquet.
The Pacific Amateur Press Association
gave its annual banquet a. the Hotel
Northern Friday evening Twenty-6vs
persons. members of the association and
visiting amateurs. were present and par
took Of the feast John l. Peltret, presi-
dent of the association. was master of GER
emonies. and the following toasss were
proposed: 1.-The New Administration.
responded to by j. l. Peltret,
president of the association: s.The
p. A. p. A." responded 10 by
". b. Allen; "0ur Future responded TO
by III. A. Schoenfeld: Seattle and It's Am
ateurs," responded to by w. l. McMul-
len. of Portland; Our Departed"
responded TO by r. 8 Whitney, of Ta-
coma; The Boys" responded 20 by Miss
N. E. Harmon; THE Ladies' responded
to by T. A. Herring. The table was in the
form of q hollow square and was beauti-
fully decorated. In the center was bank
of lilies of various colors. while over the
whole table pansies were scattered care
lessiy.
Mr.. Fruhe's Birthday Surprise.
On Friday evening Mr.. Fred Fruhe's
18th birthday was celebrated by his friends
at his home on Chatham avenue, Fremont.
with surprise party. Games of all sorts.
music and refreshments furnished the
amusement. Those present We're: Mr.
and Mrs. J. ID. Clogston, Mr.. and Mrs T.
z. White, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Merritt. Mr.. aud
Mrs. B. Piggott, Mr.. aud Mrs. L. A.
Mason, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cloes, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. j. Kearney. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Oliver. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Hastings, Mrs.
w. Moron. Mrs. NJ. Mcintyre. Mrs Cab
rie'son. Mrs. ID. Horn, Miss Spurgeon.
Miss Jennie Clogston, Miss Annie Kiger,
Miss Hattie kiger. Miss Josie Young, Miss
Mary Young, Miss Mollie Hastings, Miss
LYDIA Yern, Miss Rookie White, Miss A.
White, Miss Monte Horn, Mr. Edward
Ross, Mr.. Burdette White, Mr.. Thomas
Horn, Mr.. Dan Moran. Mr.. John Moran.
Picnieking 1T Ravenna Park.
A merry picnic party spent the day yes-
terday at Ravenna park. A special car
took the members out st Q p. M, and
they returned at q late hour In the even
ing. The best efforts OF several house
wives resulted in a magnificent spyead of
eatables. to which the heartiest c5mpli-
meut was paid by all. Those in the party
were: Capt. and Mrs. Merwin, Mr., and
Mrs. Benson. Mr.. and Mrs. John Smart,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Smart,
Capt. and MIRA Lawrence s. Booth, DR..
and Mrs. George Horton. Mr.. and Mrs. M.
s. Drew, Mr.. and Mrs Densmore, Mrs, X.
G. Crawford, Mrs. Fanny Bsles, Mrx NJ.
Lowe, Mrs. Rockwell, Mrs. Nathan Smart,
Mrs. Ethel Drew, Miss Eta Benson. Miss
Emma parkinson, Miss Oracle e. Koch,
.Msx Nd Pafkipson, M. Ed Burnss, Dr..
Loughary. Mr.. George Stewart, Mr. w.
Dubbs, Dr. r. NJ. Games, Mr.. Worth Dens-
more. Master Cyrus Drew.
Mrs. Weston's Card Party.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. 8. p.
Weston invited q number of friends to
meet Mrs. II. L. Weston. her husbands
mother. who is on a visit from California.
As many of the ladies were old friends, it
was a most delightful occasion and the
charming hostess left nothing undone to
insure the comfort of her guests. Among
other pastimes progressive hearts was
played, the first prize being won by Miss
Fannie Munday, the BOBBY prize fall
ing to the lot of Mrs. Symonds
Refreshments were served with dainty ele-
gance. Among those present were: Mrs.
II. l.. Weston. Mrs Elizabeth Green. Mrs.
w. A. Selkirk, Mrs. Il. Turner, Mrs.
Charles Wsnans, Mrs. John Tyler, Mrs.
John w. Pratt, Miss Munday, Miss Fanny
Munday. Miss Florence Towne, Miss Sell
kirk. Miss Lillian Turner. Mr. and Mrs.
II. L. Weston left on the steamer for home
yesterday
First Freshly terrain Excursion.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the FRS.
Presbyterian church gave an excursion to
Snoqualn{ie falls on Friday. II was
grand success in point of numbers and re-
suits financially. At 80 q. m. train of
nine cars pulled out of the depot of the
Seattle, Lake Shore Il Eastern and the trip
was made in good time, the falls
being reached little after IL
O'Clock. The day was a perfect one
and everybody enjoyed the outing.
The excursionists reached the city on
the return trip exactly at o'clock. The
ladies feel greatly delighted with the
handsome manner in which the people of
other churches and citizens showed appre-
citation of their efforts by patronixing the
excursion. The proceeds go to the furnish
ing fund of the new church now in process
of erection at Fourth and Spring streets.
state OF Maine Pienso.
Last Tuesday the Maine Associations
picnickers, basket in hand, began to
gather at the rendezvous, Rsvenna park.
until by clock there were goodiy num-
Der, and merry lot gathered around the
festive boards to discuss and demolish the
contents of the weil-hlled baskets. Then
followed short speeches by w. H. Lovejoy
and z. b. Rawson, and an original poem