The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-16

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success. furnished 6eid day foe the iair ones
Who doss on stroag men. ArA ". r. Posrescs
progressive euehre party on Tuesday afternoon
uas IN elegant affair, also Was Mn. Fred II.
Peserson's potpourri on Friday. ST. Agnes
Chapter Of Trinity guild pleasantly enter
tanned IT. friends Tuesday evening with
dance ct Gracs hospital. NJ aud Ma T. 4.
Jones gave IN enjoyable excursion 70 Lake
wilderness on Tuesday aftsrpoon 70 number
OF seattle and New York frisnda. John Gibbon.
IT,. celebrated his birthday yesterday By vainiy
roofing for she home baseball team. but con-
solsd himself aud gusats with an elegant dinner
later ct the Rainie4 Club. The Ladies' Aid So
eiesy, Of Black Diamond. evoked . vast amount
OF amusement ont Of . sdeessyick skuls"
entertainment The Sons Of Temperance had
an enjoyable excursion TO, Eagle harbor on
Wednesday. Birthday parties were given By
Miss Rsbscca Schosnfsld aud Asss Grace Haven
and there was candy pulling at the residence
OF Ma Kirk c. Ward. Thers we're also several
weddings and numerous Other delightful Affairs
which will Be found mentioned below.
Progressive Euchre at Ms. Rorrsst's.
One OF she most elegant establishments Of the
season was the progressive euchrs party given
BY Mrs. W. 4 Forrest Tuesday afternoon in
honor Of Mrs. James McNsuxht, Of 81 Paul;
Mn. Turner. OF New York; Mn Pipsr. Mn. II.
G. Fay and Miss Fay, Of Boston. who are visit
ing friends In Seattle The artistic taste Of tbs
hostess achieved . triumph In the aoral decora-
tions Of her manaion, which formed in itself
an exquisite bouquet The curtains were
drawn and the apartments illuminated By
softly tinted lights in harmony with the
prevailing huss Pink roses and clover gave
the dominant tone 10 the drawing room The
library was decked with roses and the parloe
and dining room wsre nlisd with nasturtiums.
Will palms. ferns and ioiiaes lent an effective
back ground to the entire decoration. Tho
many BEAUTIFUL products 81 the gifted hostess
brush on the walls heightened the beautiful
effect Of the whole. senator and Mrs.. Forrest
having recently returned from the Worlds fair.
brought home with them . collection Of bric-a-
brac, some of which formed the prixes
for tho games. The hrst prise
was an exquisite Bohemian glass
pitcher, the second . silver spoon with . gold
handle. and the booty royal worcsstsr pitcher.
Mrs. 7. K shepard won The tirss prize Tor pro-
gressfon, MfA q. W. Bacon the second for Iona.
hand play aud Mrs. PiDer the third Nn.
Forrest was assisted Ia her duties - hostess by
Mira Brainerd. Mrs.. Hebron and Mrs. Joslyn.
Dainty refreshments were served. aud . most
enjoyable afternoon passed by those
present The invited guests included: Ara
q. l. Russell, Mrs. Thomas Burke. Mrs.
Alfred H. Anderson. Mrs A. 4. Alden. Mra
X. B. Albertson, Mrs. II. B. Ba9iey, Mira NJ r.
Backus. Mrs. y. A. Bell, Mrs. David Baxter, Mrs.
sutciine Baxter. Mrs. A. N. Brookes. ArA
Erastus Brainerd, Mrs. w. Z. Boone, Mrs. v.
Hicks Brown, Of Spokane; Mr.. H. bond, Mrs..
George W. Bacon, Mn A. Barker, Mrs W. r.
Boyd, Ars John C. Cole. Mira John Collins, Mrs.
T. wellington Clark. Of Waila WAila; Mrs. Amos
Brown. Mrs J. W. Fiikins. Mrs. 4. o.
Graves. Mrs. j. r. Gait Mr. ]. X
Heiibron, Mrs. Frank Hanford, Mrs. z. r Ferry,
OF Olympia: Mrs. J. A. Jackson. MIRA Fitton,
Mrs.. /. s. }. Hunt, Mrs- T. c. Kimball. Mrs.
David kellogg. Mra John Lsary, Mrs. G. G.
Lyon. Mrs. Mary II. Miller. Mrs ~ H. owings.
of0oiympia: Mrs. T. c. Neufelder, Mrs. II. A.
Noble. Mrs Joseph Mcknight, Mm W. A.
Peters. Mrx J. NJ. Reed. Mrs. Montgomery
Russell. Mrs II. q. struve, Mrs. 4. A. sirout,
Mira Capt Taylor. Mira l. t. Steadman. Mrs. ID.
b. steadmsn, Mrs. Eoen smith, Mrs. W. II.
Taylor. Mra 4. c. washburn. Mrs. Jones,
of Portland: Mrs. Frank b. weistIing.
Mra. C. r. whittiescy. Mira George Donworth.
Mrs. George Il. Kittenger, Mrs. Howard Lewis,
Mrs. }. q. scurry, Mrs. Howard Josiyp, Mrs. 4.
X. Shepard, Mrs. s. W. Clark, Mira Webster.
Mira J. X. Mcdonald. Miss steadmsn, Miss It'd
ball, of OAKLAND; Miss Moorhcad. tho Misses
Russell. Miss Mcknight. Miss Tenney, Miss
Backus. Miss Boone, Miss Collins. Miss Browais
Brown. Miss Filkins, Miss Graves, Miss struvs,
Miss siocam. Miss b. Sparkling. Miss Brooke.
Sons Of Temperance Picnic.
The Sons OF Temperance OF Seattle spent an
eli JOY able day on "Wednesday, the I2th. in their
fsst excursion and picnic. The affair was mau-
aged by committee appointed by the several
divisions in Seattle, but the credit OF the
success OF the undertaking IL due TO the men,
bers of Eureka and Istoua divisions, Messra
Copp. Eughs aud Spsulding OF the former aud
Hanson OF tho latter leaving nothing undone to
insure the comfort and enjoyment of all attend.
ing.
The party lett the City dock at 10 a. m. on
barge specially fitted up for tho occasion in tow
oil the tug Hornet Eagle Hsrbor, the objective
point, Was reached shortly before noon. The
coming OF the excarsiofiists had been sntici.
patei and many friends we're on tn. beach 70
meet them. Dinner. an essential part OF pic
nic, was the frat order OF business The partv
spent a pleasant hour in the enjoyment Of tho
good things provided by the ladies, alter which
they assembled at the pavilion on the grounds,
where q short address was made by John
BushelI, q. W. r. Athletic contests for come
valuable prsges. donated by some Of the lead in.
merchants of seattle, followed. Each prize was
closely contested fos by numerous contestants
The lls}y ard race FOR boys under ls years of age
was uon hy II. LGuasbGr. OF Eureka division.
the l0a yard race for girls under IL years of age
vas won by Allie Dsbner. Of Eureka division;
the Ies, yard race tor young msa was won by r.
u. BgsaeIl. OF Queen City division: the I0e-yard
race for lean inea Vas won by e. slaulains. q!
Eureka division. ths i90-yard race tor IL, r,eu
was .on by A. Cowan, az La;ona diyision. the
TOO yard race for old rnea won By Mr., Beli.
of Ls,caa division; tho % yard race for married
womsn Was won by Mrs. kinney OF Eureka
division; the iLo-yxrd race, previous winners
barred. was wen by J. l. Green. OF Iaiona eiyi.
sion. the 7s-yard isdies' race. three psises. wss
" OF hy Bessie Englis, az Eureka division. In.x
Tuck. OF Eureka division, and Ada " He'll. O.
Latona division. Tho race TOR boys unier
ysags wss Won By Charley Basheil, the oaa for
girls under years Of age wss won BIZ Frances
copp and the one for boys uadsr - years OF age
vas wou By Larsan Carvalho The tarso-iezvsd
race MAS won By AusSin CowAn. OF Lstona divi.
sson. ana VIII Eagsss. Of Eureka division: the
throwing the hammer confsss vas won by G.
spagIaiug, OF Eureka dsyissoa. aud putting the
store by X e. Bushell. of Qaesn City division:
tue hurdle rses Of 100 yards Wa voa By Will
Englss. Of Inrega Division
Ate. the sports the sxeruioaists ensoyea
themselves BY boating. dancing and Waiting tbs
many pretty places 10 the vicinity. starting on
tho return syip Ut .. N. Addresses were made
drrirg the honewx1d ran by the gsand worthy
patriarch xnd brothers ". II Rsovn ami Jonas
hasheli. of seattle Division. Ma Ali were de-
i;gasei With the ulp and sas occasion viii -
counted - Q .-resi-iesfe. day vita TIE sons of
Temperance In wAshisxtssA
Sc. Agues' Chapter Social.
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