The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-06

present were: Miss Carrie Dempsey, Miss
Atiiie Davis. Miss Elsie forfioais, Miss
Marie Rcpiinger. Miss Haxes Davis, Miss
Winnie Dempsey. Miss Ruth Lesser, Miss
Lillian Lesser. Miss Ida Lesser. Miss Car
re Aronsou. Miss Ray Himmeihoch. Miss
Zoe Ssesson. Miss Rosa Gosts.ein. Miss
Sselis Aronson, Miss Gersie Levy. Miss
Leona frasch. Miss Eagenis Levy and
Master Ira Fortiouia. fienteous refresh
AUsic ssd Daactag ~ sidney.
An entertainment MAS given by Sidney
Lodge. n. OF T., on Tuesday evening.
About Nd were present and after . mus
icsi programme had been rendered enioyed
social dance. The programme embraced
quarsettes by Mr.. l. N. Taylor. Mr.. W. C.
wheeler. Mr.. L. A. Bender and Mr.. T. l.
brown. and by ArA L. A. Bender. Mrs ;.
N. Weixel. Mr.. L. A. Bender and T.. NJ.
Iayior: duets by Mrs. L. A. Bender and
Mrs. s N. Wetrci. Mrs W. NJ. Wheeler
and Mrs. f. w Denpster. and Mr.. and
Mrs. W. NJ. Wheeler: an instrumental solo
by Miss Carrie Thaycr and vocal solos by
Miss Charlotte Bishop. Mrs. W. NJ.
Wheeler and Miss Maud Ball. the pro-
graEme concluding with n tsblesu from
the story Of Damon and Fythias.
Mr.. Fred Wood 0urppised.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered
Mr.. Fred Wood at the home Of his parents.
s23 Main street, Friday evening. The
house was tasscfuily decorated with how-
| ers and the evening was spent in games
and music. Lunch Was served 1t . late
hour. Those present wore Miss Wager.
Miss z. Lloyd. Miss Kelly. Miss Williams,
Miss Major. Miss Sickeis. Miss Herman
son. Miss A. Wood. Miss Zessx Lloyd, Miss
f. Bahcock. Miss n. Williams. Miss NJ.
Williams. Miss z. windship. Miss ~.
Windship. Miss Nestis Austin. Mr.. b.
Swexea. Mr.. Hadley, Mr.. Hussey, Mr.. Fred
Wood, Mr.. Smith. Mr.. Rockwell. Mr.. Il
Swexea. Mr.. g. Wood, Mr.. Compton. Mr..
Wakefield. Mr.. ~. Smith. Mr.. w. Sickeis,
Mr.. Roy Guliuly and Mr.. Eddie Fosea.
Rvening Musical Club Ceaesrs.
The evening Musical Club will give its
thirtisth concert at Pcttis' Chambres de
Musique on Monday. August !. NJ $50
p. m. when the following programme.
arranged by Mrs. Harry Lott. will b
gwen:
.Italia" Mosskovskl
=, Prot c. + Roberts. Nj. c T. RoS..t:.
Mandolin, Nj. Ed 4. Marshall: guitar.
MIR. George IRWIN
Miss Ann. (. ssikirk.
Ha''n'-H e.. Harry ws. s'1''0s''n ''''n
slogans vou Hernou Fantastic" -. C. r. Andro6
Miss Lulu Friend
c. W. saunders
Ma Harry Lott
Black Dianoad Dsillsrs CsnplinsassA.
A social dance was given in the Black
Diamond hall ON Monday night in honor
Of the young men who have been working
with the diamond drill for the past few
months at Black Diamond under Civil
Engineer r. B. Symington. The names
Of the young men With their foreman are
as follows: Mr.. John w. Douglass. Mr..
Walter Wilkinson, Mr.. 8. l.. Byron.
Mr.. N. II. Wright, Mr.. J. Rogerson.
Mr.. A. Mitchell. Mr.. n. II. Peters, Mr.. II.
Douglass and Mr.. Wesley Thomson and
Mr.. Frank Finn, formerly in the same
employ. The floor was In charge Of Tallis
Evans and William Finn, and about forty
couples enjoyed pleasant evening.
Wa1lo Wa1la Addltlon Rlcnlc.
There was . picnic ct East Seattle Fri
day. A party Of sixteen went over in
Capt. Cops yacht Argo, had dinner in the
grove, and when IL was cooler in the after
noon vent down tho shore Of Mercer
island and went in bathing. Among those
present we're Mr.. and Mrs. r. @. Copp, Mr..
and Mrs. John J. Inglis. Mrs. g. G. Drisko,
Mrs. c. c. Migrath. Miss Jessie n. Tuck,
Miss May Spaulding. Miss Jennie Copp.
Miss Bessie Inglis. Miss Edna Inglis, Miss
Francis Copp, Miss George Copp. Miss
Vera Copp Capt. George c. Spaulding. Mr..
H. b. Drisko. Mr.. Chester inglis. After .
sail around the lake the party arrived
homo at s m.
Progressive Hearts ss Miss nsavs.
Miss Hunt gave . progressive hearts
Mcclellan, Of Los Angeles. who 10 visiting
Miss Spencer. There were tive tables and
the prize winners were Mrs. Clark, who
FAY. who won the BOBBY. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Clark. Miss
Mcclellan, Miss Spencer. Miss Wilson.
Miss Fay, the Misses Mather, the Misses
Carter, Mr.. Lewis Bond. Mr.. George +.
Fay, Mr.. George b. Riley, Mr.. Irving T.
Cole, Mr.. d. 7. Inverarity, Mr.. +. T.
Coaiter. Mr.. J. ID. Hogc. IT,, Dr.. c. w.
Sharpies, Mr.. II. r. Whitney.
Picniehing at Baiiey's Psainsula.
Last Saturday afternoon picnic party,
gotten up by Mrs. L. b. Stedman and Mrs.
A. Z. MacCuisky, went TO Bailey's penin-
suia, in Lake Washington. in Theodore
Haller's launch Neohfa. After bathing,
lunch was served and the party returned
about 10 O'Clock at night. Those In
the party were: Mr.. and Mrs. l..
b. Stedman. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Strout,
Mrs. A. f. MacCulsky, Miss Stedman,
Miss Boone, the Misses Russell, Miss
STRIVE, Mr. Josiah Collins, Mr.. George
Ii. Preston, Mr.. Fred Strive. Mr.. Theo-
dors Halter, Mr. George Folsom, Mr..
Daniel Kelleher.
Paeaickiag ss Mssry Island.
Several young ladies and gentlemen con-
gregsted ut the wharf early Tuesday morn
ing. participating in . picnic that Was GO
ing to be held on Maury island. Among
those who embarked on the steamer we're
Mrs. Mcclellan, Miss Susie McCieilan.
Miss Jones, Miss Wilson, Miss o'nonneii,
Miss O'Connor. Miss James. Mr. Ed Ruse.
Mr.. VIII Fairbanks. Mr.. J. Sloan. Mr.. ].
simpson, Mr.. wiz Drew, Mr.. J. Fuller,
and Mr.. Mcciintock. Several games we're
introduced and an elegant lunch served,
followed by an impromptu concert.
a Lsng Pleasure Cruise.
The schooner Hero. Of nine tons register,
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