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

:. A. AcEwOn, Ma
oserton. Ma Pipsr. Of
sossoa Mira Turner, Of New York:
III lennsy, Of San Frsncisco:
MA e Iokias. Nrs. Louis Kiodt, Nrs.
y. Pautius Ms y. II. Young, Mn. II.
l. nesser. Mn. y. II. Miller, Nrs. j. y.
Whkia1on. Arn c. y. Fishback. Mn G.
y. Snssson. Mn. Z L STAFFORD. Mrs. Fred
stiinssa. Mn. D. A. Spencer. Nh. B. =.
snipe Ms Joseph Shippsn, Mn. II. e.
shieies MA J. Schram. Mn. C. W. Tur-
nsr' Ma 9. ,. Wilson. Mr.. l. &. Willard.
NH e. y. whistlsssy. Mr.. w. II.
Musoa. Ma w. T. wickwase. Mr..
I. l. Wseb, MrA C. l. Hibbard.
Mis- ksIkins. Miss Wilson Mir Struye.
Miss stunt. Miss D. Wolfe, Miss Spencer.
MIS- Aeem, Miss Nellie Beach. Niss
Beacky Miss Anna epariine. Nio Boone.
MISS Nellie Miller, Miss Miller.
Miss Gfetchsn Ranke. Miss Ranks. Ni,e
Alien Miss Anna Msthsr, Miss Nather.
Miss willard. Miss Foxg. Miss Cas-. Miss
1ouns. Miss Psrsoneus, Miss Aysrst.
Miss Evelyn Ayersk. Miss Bush. Mn
Run. Miss Rumsey, Miss Eparlins. Miss
kdwasas. Miss Coin, Niss A. Foster.
Mis- faorndyks. Miss Tennsy. Miss Hop
FsssseAsss - Lake Wilderness.
Ths Ladiss' Aid Society OF Rev. H. +.
Snspanis church ct Black Diamond vent
70 Laxs Wilderness for = picnic on
wednesday MORNINGS train, taking COM
pany ct children and other friends With
them The party went for good time.
and ssssy had Il Conductor Buckhaltsr
let tfsa party OF It the moat convenient
place It the lake. When the children
wanted asving couple Of aerobats we're
deve1epsd on the spot who climbed one
OF tbs tall limbless trunks and fastened
the sape In the desired place Mr.. A.
Turnssiu very kindly placed Ill his hosts
on taA lake ct the disposal Of the pic
nickesA and the water was dotted with
rowtax groups all day long. When
evening came some Of the small boys had
firt suiit. somebody had found big tin
can sfsd somebody else had found spring,
and Aat tea and coffee were forthcoming
for these who were not satisfied with lem
onads, The ladies spread . bountifui lunch
and Use bushes paid their tribute for fresh
berries. Mr.. Turnbull seldom fails to coax
the ssout from their hiding places, but
the contemplation of 90 much enioy meat
above their heads must have made them
melancholy with envy on Wednesday, for
not esss would look ct . ny: or perchance
they we're al on the other side Of the lake
wheaee faint whispers came Of an i'm
proraptu bathing party 70 which gentle
mon were not admitted. All were merry
whes they went and merry whom they
came back, and the society viii have an
other picnic by and BY for those Who were
unas,;s TO join In this one. The party was
made up ~ follows: Mrs. William w.
Davis, secretary; Mrs. d. n. Stone, treas
ursr. Mrs. John N. Phillips. Mrs. A.
Tursbull, MIRA Hutchinson, Mrs. T. X.
Davss, Mrs. A. @. Hanson. Miss Lou Kidd,
Miss Bella Davis. Miss Agnes Turnbull,
Miss Tena Murray. Miss Sadie Turnbull,
Miss Laura Tonkin. Miss Maud Lewis.
Miss Amelia Jones. Miss Lille Lawrence,
Rev n. T. Shepard, Mr.. A. Turnbuil. Mr..
w. ". Davis, MT. Walter Mofaana. M. s.
L. Byron. Mr.. Frank Hanson. Master
Arthur Davis, Master James Davis. Master
Charles Mitchell. Master Gethen Davis,
Master Willie Tnrnbuil. Master Dave
Turnouli. Master Eddie Clark. Master
Willie Davis. Master Luther Mills. Master
Wife Stone. Master Henry Davis. Master
Gorapn Iurnbuii, and Miss Mabel Davis,
Miss Eima Hutchinson. Miss Lottie Davis.
Miss Anna Lizzie Davis. The Ladies' Aid
Soesvty Is indebted specially to Mr.. A.
Tusahuil for the full use Of his grounds
and coats and for his personal assistance
in promoting the pleasure OF the day. The
party 10 also indebted TO the Summit Lam
boring Company and their obliging cook
Tor "A invitation to supper upon their way
hos.s. which the hour OF the returning
traaa prevented them from accepting.
Mrs. De Woifs's Tes-
Lest Thursday afternoon Mrs. +. s. De
I Wosfe gave tea in honor Of Mrs. James
Mcknight at her residence on Third and
Degsat streets. Mrs. DE Wolfe was assisted
in entertaining her guests by Mrs. David
Kellogg. Mira J.. +. Mcknight. Mrs.
tn s.mas r. Shepard. Mrs. Erastus
Bsainerd, Mrs. l.. b. Stedman, Mrs. Archie
F,zxin. Mrs. Frank Bell. Mrs Josliu. Mrs.
A. T.. MacCulsky, Mrs. Frank Kimhail,
as we'll a. by her daughters. Mrs.
Charles +. Whittiesey, Mrs. II. r..
Aibertson and Miss DE Wolfe. Tho
handsome apartments were decorated with
profusion Of choice flowers. The mu-
ssaians were stationed on the staircase
leading and were screened by bank of
flowers raised upon the baiustrade. The
reception room Was left undecorated ex-
uept by few bouquets OF choice flowers
al different varieties, but in the sitting
room and dining room the eye was Toasted
ay display Of color. The prevailing tone
81 tho former was yellow sha gorgeous
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