The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-26

Heilbron, Mr.. J. B. Hill, Mr. H. C. Henry, Mr.. K
G. Hooker. Mr.. H. J. Hull. Mr.. T. c. Hughes,
Mr.. r. NJ. Hurd. Mr.. NJ. T. Jones, Mr. Daniel
kelleher, Mr.. George B. Kittinger. Hon. John
Lsary, Mr.. J. D. Lowman, Mr.. W. H. Lewellyn.
Mr.. James Hamilton Lewis, Mr.. w. Marriott,
MI. H. F. Meserve, Mr. Maurice McMieken. Mr..
W. l. Meredith, Mr.. W. A. Mcdonald.
MI. Angus Macintosh, Mr.. Charles +.
Munday, Gen. Gilbert S Meem. Mr.. John
Mafher. Mr.. J. B. MacDougall. Mr.. E. c. Neufel-
der. Mr.. H. A. Noble, Mr.. I. A. Nadeau, DR..
George Newlands, Mr.. F. H. Osgood Mr.. W. T.
Preston. Nj. w. A. Peters. Mr.. Bernard Pelly.
Mr.. r. NJ Palmer, Mr.. George Hyde Preston,
Mr.. Lee J. Pitncr. Mr. 1. Pearsxll, Mr.. Har-
old Preston, Mr.. Thomas NJ. Rasin. NJ J. Read
man. Dr. E. L Smith, Mr.. Thomas r. Shepard,
Mr.. E. A. Strout. Mr.. F. l. Stinson, Hon. Watson
c. Squire, Mr.. A. B. Stewart, Hon. H. G. Strive.
MI. p. p. Shelby, Mr.. Fred X. Strive,
Mr. Warren r. Skiilings. Mr.. G. d. Stimson. Mr..
l. Turner, Mr.. Columbus 7. Tyler, Mr.. Howard
d. Thomas. tr.. MI. H L Thomas. Mr.. Ed L
Terry. Mr. Sidney N. Van Wyck. Mr.. Fred A.
Wing, Mr.. S. c. Wilmans, Mr. Wesley Wilson,
MI. William II. Wilson, Mr. J. Loring Whiting
ton, MI. +. B. Wrestling. Mr.. Frank E. Ware,
Mr.. R. c. Washburn, Mr.. +. w. Wilmans. Mr..
Joshua NJ. Wrestling. Mr. C. l. Webb. Mr.. H. +.
Whitney. Mr.. George E. Wright. Mr.. NJ. H.
Young, Lieut. John L Hayden, U. s. A.. and
MI. Edwin h Webster. Nonresident members
are; Mr.. E. q. Ames, Mr.. Frank Burns, IT,, Mr..
w. c. Butler, Mr.. E. W. Clark, Mr.. A. l. Dicker.
man, Mr.. A. Heilbron, Mr.. J. B. Hawley. Mr.. W.
NJ Harrington. Mr.. s. z. Mitchell. Mr.. q. N.
Nelson. Mr.. c. H. Potter, Mr.. C. J. Reed, Mr.. E.
W. g. Tingle. Mr.. W. B. Wood. Mr. J. W. Wilkin-
son. Mr.. J. N. Wilmans and Mr.. c. B. Wood.
The Rainier Club organization was called
into being largely through the instrument
tally of Mr.. Norman Kelly and Mr.. John
Leary. 1t was organized in July, 1888,
with forty charter members, and met in
the Occidental hotel. Mr.. John Leary was
the first president, Mr.. e. A. Strout the
first secretary and Hon. II. G. Washburn
the first vice president. In September,
1888, the club incorporated and moved into
the Mcknight house, at Fourth and
Spring. where the most Of its career has
been spent. Upon incorporation Mr..
w. A. Peters was elected president
and Mr.. George Hyde Preston secre-
tary, which position he has held ever
since. Mr.. Washburn succeeded him.
self rs vice president in the incorporated
organization, and Mr.. Abram Barker be-
came treasurer. In September, 1889, Judge
Thomas Burke was elected president and
Mr.. E. o. Graves vice president, Mr..
Barker again being chosen treasurer. In
September, 1890, Mr.. John Leary again be-
came president and Mr.. Graves was re.
elected vice president, the secretary and
treasurer succeeding themselves. In Sep
tember, 1891. Mr.. Graves was chosen presi-
dent and Mr.. Columbus T. Tyler vice pres
ident, the secretary and treasurer remain
ing as-before. The present officers were
elected in September, 1892. Mr.. Barker
having resigned, was succeeded by Mr..
Downing on that day and Mr.. e. G. Neu-
fielder became vice president. Mr.. Pres
ton, as already said. is secretary. In Sep
TENDER, 1892. the club moved to the
quarters on the fourth floor of the Bailey
block, which they have Just vacated. O.
G. Stark is the steward.
Nine thousand dollars was spent in
furnishing the new quarters Of the club.
The MacDougall & Southwick Company
and the Pacific Carpet Company furnished
the carpets. The furniture was supplied
by Bennett & Hull and O. w. Lynch &
Co. The Seattle Carpet Company and the
Pacific Carpet Company put in the dra-
peries. The glassware and crockery, all
marked with the club monogram, was
furnished by E. Lobe Co., the Golden
Rule Bazaar. The Northwest Fixture and
Electric Company put in the combination
gas and electric fixtures referred to above.
Kalsomining was done by Mr.. Harry
Blake and the painting ana DINING room
decorations by H. NJ. Viele 4 Co.
Washington Clubs Reception.
The Washington Club gave an informal
reception. or smoker" to the male MEM
bers of the "Old Homestead" Company on
Wednesday night It was great success
and will be followed by series of similar
entertainments as soon as the club moves
from its temporary quarters in the Smith
building to the Yesler block. This change
will take place in about month. The club
will occupy an entire floor ana have
much more convenient arrange
ment Of rooms. Songs, stories and
dialect Rotations were the features
of the evening. The guests entered into
the spirit of the occasion with zest and
contributed their full share to its success.
About fifty members of the club were
present. Among tho guests were Mr..
Archie Boyd, Mr.. James Norrie, Mr.. Fred
Claire, Mr.. Thomas Wood, Mr.. r. Il.
Rogers. Mr.. Fred Rycroft, Mr.. Frank
Poverty, MI. Fred Sanford and Mr.. Fred C.
Moynehan, all members of the Old Home
stead company. The latter represents the
Irish character for the company. and his
brogue was thick enough to cut. The
Po1sy uAOA0 VI ~ = l6tc uOurs
Tho Stag Club Social.
The Seattle Stag Club gave a pleasant
installation social on Friday evening, the
occasion being the installation of the fol-
lowing new officers; G. II. g., Will Inglis:
A. G. H. S., Tom Tinto; II. s., N. Getchel! !:
F. s., John Satterlee; r. H.. Dan Mckay.
The ball opened with a pretty grand
march led by Floor Manager Will Inglis.
Dancing was INDUCED in until IL O'Clock.
when supper was served. The new officers
all delivered neat speeches at the conclu-
sion Of the supper. The company then re-
turned to the dance hall and enjoyed them.
selves until late hour. The committees
were as follows: Floor manager, Will In.
glis; aids. George Snyder: Dave Alexan-
der, Noble Getchell; reception committee.
J. Alexander, A. Crawford, G. Mckay, J.
A. Johnston; arrangement committee. J.
Satteriee, William Inglis. Those present
were: Miss Aggle Potts, Miss Ella Pease,
Miss Lottie Herring, Miss Maggie WILL
Jams, Miss Kittie Watson. Miss Maud
Pease, Miss Powers. Miss Belle
Humes. Miss Nellie Cowan, Miss Lillian
Bigelow. Miss Kate Field. Miss Lizzie