The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-13

u0ue, 1wenty~9ecOoQ ana Lane oereetS.
Games Of all kinds we're played. vocal and
instrumental pieces rendered by Mra
Wolf Mrs. Bowditch. Niss Wolf and
others. Supper 1t midnight Drought .
happy event 70 . close. Among those
present we're: ArA Miles. Mrs. Bow.
ditch. Nrs. Wolf. Mrs. Marguerite Burke.
Miss Genevieve Miles, Miss Mollis Brown
Geld. Miss Lilly BIackstons. Mr.. d. Roth,
Mr.. Trinkie. Mr.. seth Morford, Mr..
Buchanan, Mr.. J. A. Miller and Mr.. H.
Guard.
Battery MssheAiaA Pssuse.
On Tuesday the Battery street NJ. Z.
Sunday school took their annual outing 1t
Ravsnna park By 10 O'Clock the woods
Of that place rang with vhs merry shout
and laughter Of young and old. The fore
grounds. Al the noon hour approached
all hands began to assemble near the
lunch baskets. and for an hour tho feast
went merrily on. The afternoon was
spent in songs, recitatious and games. E.
L. Myer was along with his camera and
took snap shots ct the several artistic
groupings.
Plymouth Plcnic and Clonbako.
Mrs. r. c. Kilbourns and Mr.. Laurence
J. Colman entertained their Sunday school
classes of Plymouth Congregational church
yesterday with m excursion across the bay
In Mr.. Colman's steam yacht Cyrene
There were about forty In the party, which
was landed 1t Aiki point in the afternoon.
The balance Of daylight was spent IN base
ball. tennis. clam-digging and wandering
In the woods. In the evening . large
campfire was built and the CLANS were
roasted and eaten. The party returned to
the city late in the evening.
Miss CuRtiss' Party.
Miss Myrtle Curtiss, of l021 Third street,
entertained patty Of young friends FRI
day evening in honor Of Maj. Fred A.
Gaus. of Portland. who 10 visiting here.
Music. whist and dancing were INDUCED
IN. Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Nickerson, Mrs. H. J. Curtiss,
Mrs. Kspier. Miss Myrtle Curtiss. Miss
Ella Curtiss. Miss Eavers, Miss Carey,
Miss Hsbert. Mai. r. A. GaVs. Mr.. y. z.
Mcdonald. Mr.. c. p. Harrison. Mr.. X.
Vaughn, Mr.. r. A. Tresn. Mr.. George
Wiley. Mr.. n. Younkin.
CsmPePs at Alkl Point
Among those camping at Alki point are:
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Colman, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. L. Blaine, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Ballard,
Mrs. II. s. Taylor and family. Mrs.
Cragin and family. Miss Hubbard. Miss
Nettis Hubbard. Miss Kinney. Miss Mac
Donald, Miss Gillette, Miss Helen Gillette.
Miss Burweli. Miss Jessie Ballard. Miss
Heating, Mr.. F. w. Hubbard, Mr.. A. q.
Burweli. Mr.. J. V. A. Smith, Mr.. A.
Hutchinson. Mr.. +. Gillette, Mr.. J. A.
Whaley, Mr.. q. Roy Ballard, Mr.. d. s.
Kinney.
The Ladies' Flower Misslon.
The ladies Of the flower mission met in
the parlors of the First Unitarian church
At 10 O'Clock Thursday. where . profusion
of flowers was received and made into
bouquets. About 100 bouquets were sent
to the patients at Providence hospital and
the remainder given to private invalids
about the city. The ladies in charge Of
the mission are thankful for the many do
nations received. They will meet every
Thursday IN the pariors Of tho Unitarian
church as long as the flower season lasts.
The Irish- Americas Picntc.
The Irish-American Club. of Seattle,
union picnic last Sunday at Amunds'
grove. near Alki point. which was largely
attended by people from both cities.
Resolutions were adopted complimentary
To Premier Gladstone and expressing the
hope that ne would extend clemency to
the political prisoners incarcerated during
the late Salisbury administration. There
were also number OF athletic contests
which occasioned much fun.
Faith ktndergarten Picnic.
An enjoy able day was spent last Thurs
day by the little folks of Faith Kinder
ten and their teacher. Miss Marian f.
kempsier. They left their homes at $50
in the morning. spending the day a:
Aadrona park and returning at 4 80 in the
afternoon. Those present were: Emma
Dehley. Ethel Tagars. Anita Wegert. Nam
ME Howell. Rudy Enix. Edna Kiefer.
Bethel Miller. Florence Henry. Leila
Whittier, Homer Whittier. Claude Quirk
and Tommy kempsier.
Campers Returning Home.
Mrs. Stuart and Mrs. Clarke. OF Twenty
second avenue had 4 camping party on
M.ydenbauer bay. Lake Washington. for
the last week. They we're visited last
Saturday hy Mrs. A. l.. Smith, Miss
Frankie Smith. Miss Ida Clark, Mr..
Howard Stuart Mr.. ID. Clarke and Mr.. J.
T.. Stuart, All returned home Thursday
evening imbued With the idea that Lake
Washington Was just the place to spend .
pleasant week
Camp Erenia.
The yacht IdlcwsId returned Monday
from Eagle Harbor with . jolly party Of
campers. who have been enjoying the past
ten days fishing and boating TO their
hearts context The following persons
composed the party: Mr. and Mrs. Homer
r. Norton, Miss Dottie pimpie Norton,
Miss May Buck. Miss Marshall. Of Sc.
Paul: Mr. viii French. Mr.. Fred French
and Mr.. E. T. Marshall.
Dorothy MiiIsr's Birthday.
On August Miss Dorothy Miller.
daughter Of Mr.. and Ara Henry W.
Miller. received . number OF young friends
TO celebrate her arrival At the 2-year-oid
stage. She did tho honors 20 Miss Daisy
Pc,yip. Misses Emma and Marie Ba.iiag-
eeon, Miss Fay and James Jackson and
the sehram broshers He- grandfather.
Amasa :. Miller, celebrated his 9th birth.
day on Angus: 5.
Calvary Frssbytsrtss Seeast.
The social committee Of the Y. r. s.
c. E. of Calvary Presbyterian church
gave . concert and musicale on Friday
evening uades the direction of PSo1