The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-23

- - IN Wefo gwen 70
NM NI their lady
-E[0 friends by Mrs.
c. r. Tyler
,.aev ssteruoon. and Mrs. g. O. Halter
s51suaav Afternoon. The former was in
511r q Ma Turner. Of New York, and
- pIosr. Of Boston. Who are stopping
x ~. 4. n. Hebron. Mr.. and Mrs.
80 DiseIoW gave > surprise party in
- 81 The return hcme Of Mrs. 8. +.
|Sa. her daughter. Miss Isouelia Hall,
- has bsen study,ng music in Europe
: the past three years, and their own
uxhtcr. Miss Lillian Bigelow. who has
*loes visiting friends 10 the East Tor some
#1lme. The Owl Club gave its initial hop
En the Hotel Calkins, in East Seattle.
S111uesday evening. and Aiss Mcknight
ne yachting party the evening before.
Ihn1sr box parties were given by Miss
rnsth. Mn Erastus Brainerd. Mr.. VIII
!. Wanna and others during the Manteil en-
1nxsment There wese half dozen we'd
E1inrs. I'll Of which were private afYairs.
and shs sngagsmsnt of Nr. Phil Stewart to
#Miss CovIes. wealthy young woman Of
ECAicago, ID announced. There were nu-
nsseus childrsn's birthday parties. -
IN - Sunday school excursions and en-
fwtainments.
ne Owl Clsb's Inltisl nop.
s h Owl Club eavs its initial entertain
<1noot q Hotel Calkins In East Seattle on
III Wednesday evening.
h steamer G. C. Calkius Was chartered
E}k ~ occasion. and was boarded by
oDpnt forty couples at $50 o'clock. The
n1ng Was spent In dancing until
Erieek. when the party returned 70 the
9. Amongst those present we're Mr.
- Ma J. A. Trimborn. Miss Kittie Lau-
kstulsF, Miss Mary McEIroy. Miss
Uuotsad, Miss Maud Phillips, Miss An
- Rniiltps, Miss Crane. Miss Lille Crane.
~ Marguerite Crane. Miss Maggie
QDuonsli, Miss Annie O'Donnell, Miss
Modn Mcdonald. Miss Hood. Miss Belle
1sed, Mlss Louisa Knapp. Miss Kate
Dssu. Miss Kennedy. Miss Moore, Miss
1Mkins. Miss r. Il. Scribner. Miss Hill
-, Miss Schroeder. Miss Hardy. Miss
1sss. Miss May Morris. Miss L. Morris.
Mn Kelly. Miss Lechsshuse. Miss a.
|skslley. Miss Louisa Hebert. Mr.. James r.
MseFoy, Mr.. w. H. Moore, Mr.. York
/ 11rfington. Mr.. J. r. Gleason. Mr.. f. NJ.
! ouiivsn, Mr.. H. r. Kennedy, Mr.. u. c.
Ksaneay, Mr.. J. r. Lynn, Mr.. James
ksiy. Mr.. A. G. Graf. Mr.. Dan Raglan.
{ NJ \. J. Phclan. Mr.. r. A. Gardiner. Mr..
!. 4. Hcnneliy. Mr.. r. r. Cabanski. Mr..
= 4 Stewart. Mr.. Dana Farnsworth. Mr..
20 n. Crane, Mr.. ]. T. Govern, Mr.. l..
( nichsls. Mr.. G. X. Edwards. Mr.. d. Hyde.
NJ N. II. Murphy. Mr.. Thomas Burke.
hr. Samuel Mckenstry. Mr.. NJ. Turnbu;i.
%. Charles H. Kelly. Mr.. Burt Kelly. Mr..
0ps Havers. Mr.. q. h. Gehm. Mr.. IL. W.
Aeulion aud Mr.. James Cook.
Manager Cordray's Bensns.
The closing of the Traders hank in Ia
soma last week included Manager John
= Cordray among those who have been
miner temporarily or permanently In
pred BY the unexpected mishap. In I'D
aation to the receipts taken at Tacoma un-
" the bank closed other money deposited
y Mr.. Cordray at the bank was shu, up
md seriously insericres with his plans for
aext season. The members of the theat-
neai profession IN Tacoma communicated
With their brother members in Portland
~ Seattle. stating Manager Cosdray's
pasition, with the result that grand ag-
rsgation Of professional talent. both lc-
climate and vaudeville. has been voiun-
nrsiy offered for . complimentary benefit
= b rendered to Manager Cordray NJ his
tsattle theaicr Saturday evening. July -
he event will prove = rcmar able one OF
~ kind. as the programme in preparation
hrreisatious and inclusive. A commit
- VI the leading members OF Cordray's
Back Crook" Company called on him
friday evening and requested him TO ac-
espt the offer made By members OF the pro-
kssion in the three cities mentioned Yes
issday an Affirmative answer wns given.
asd The affair il already well beyond the
smesvosie stage. Ii il only to be- expected
Ma, Seattle theater- goers will turn out en-
msssc on the occasion. and. IN addition 10
1sas royalty entertained. show by their
trsseaes their appreciation Of the popular
manager Who VA. the frst 10 establish In
sas city clean family resort ~ popular
tssses.
ssatsietses at the Wosid's Fair.
sesisseites Who registered at the Wash
3 nesoa building a. She Worlds fair during
We past week wire: Mr.. and Mrn A. ID.
ssaea'aan, Mrs. u. {. Smith. Mrs. c. NJ.
nssFs. Mrs. q. l.. ooodspeed. Mu II.
= salscs. Mrs. c. r. Culver, Mrs. T. W.
.eAhson, Mrs. }, L. Williamson, Mrs.
1sa tosharss, Miss r. A. shumway, Miss
g. saamwsv. Mssy Carrie Shears.
= rs Margaret Mckinney. Miss Kate
sea' Miss Lale Moon. Judge J. W.
.sok.sy. Mr.. /. W. Gordon. Mr. Gecrge
haaa. NJ. J. Hlek and. Mr.. ". L.
NJ. George Atkinson. jr.. Mr.. {.
Aears ~. Il. :. Greene H.. Mr..
" aose J. Ladlos. M. Shipped wrghs.
:, tuiioa hu,ieF. ar. I. IL Apple
- 80 Nf. A. :. barssli. Judge Rlchxrst
rHa' NJ. William simon. Mr.. Russell
ra. M. Earl : Eshclmaa. Mr.. III. j.
sssM'sy. AS. Andrea Woods. Mr.. ". &.
Mr.. !. 4. Gould, Mr.. Eugene
So Mr.. Thomas Reynolds. Mr.
srass Z johnson. Mr.. 7. - Erich. Mr.
" ss.y. NJ Vincent Gasliious, nr.
: IN, NJ James \. Moore. Mr., Fred
waite, M. Iasrlss A. Watro&s Mr..
~ Aaiersoa. Nj Edward brady. Dg.
q arseAiea aud M: Frank T. Rase.
Birthday rsrty at Ballard.
-. s asesday afternoon Miss Rose Grover
- A's hashseea Grover celebrated
ssfiassy 81 entertaining = nam.
- ~ tassr playmates al TIE resi-
OF Gaeir Parents on Nilbers
nailard. The afternoon Vas Sveat
aesng. games aud outdoor arnss~-
Tie ls;sie entertainers rscxavsSi
r. Nsfshsssy Kitss from their guests
prescas seges Miss Rose Grower.
As'h.ssa Grover. Mss hattie FsalS.
x'ss Anass Morris. AIss Mary Nor