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

Finnessn. Aiss 6raes Allen. Miss Psnsv
McLscSian. Miss Enc Murdoch. Master
Whee'sy KicksscksF. Master Russell Fin
neran. Matter Golden Walters. Master
Asnnssn Davies. Master Joe Dssks. Master
Lsmbess Thompson. Naster Lloyd Yin-
nsran. Aasssr John Digs.
1sssissa seress MssheAsse Pse.sa.
The sssdison street Methodist Episcopal
church sunday school had It's annual psc-
mic iass Wednesday ~ Juanita bay. The
steameS Kirkland made three trips during
The daft. and each time carried crowds
OF hilarious children and equally
jolly, though not so demonssrative.
young people. Their elders we're
also sat In force. and 90 we're
lunch sasksts- Several swings were put
Up ON sns shore Of the bay. while rustic
tables ssrs built back In the groves. The
irreprss sibls small boy was in his glory.
lie vaasd and swan in the bay. he made
aiss miserable for his older sister when
out OF sns swim. and the young man who
played sAsf gallant heartily wished him in
again The short-frocked little girls also
uaded regardless Of anxious mammas.
Lunch was placed on the several tables
and ia's1led Free for ALL" In the evening
the tos. Hers we're sent back on the boat
The ois folks remained 10 gossip over the
campfiFes ON the beach. and the younger
ones, 81 course. we're compelled to stay
20 watch them. The steamer left on the
last tris for Madison street at about half
past in the evening. but no one Vas in .
hurry - reach the city and the boat took
over ~ hour TO make the run. About 500
were Ca the grounds during the day.
"A Deubls BfrsAAay Party.
|. On East Tuesday evening at the resi-
dcnce III Mr.. J. w. Swexea q large number
Of frieSds Of Miss AIDA Swexea and Miss
Anna Jackson celebrated the twelfth
birthday Of Miss AIDA and the thirteenth
Of Ma Anna in betting manner with
plays, games and music Many handsome
and tsieful presents were presented TO
them snd banquet was served. Those
presett were: Miss Adda Swezea. Miss
Anna jackson. Miss May Koontx. Miss
kittie Cummings, Miss Maud Brewer,
Miss Esrths Mallory, Miss Zessa Lloyd.
Mics Mabsl Cummings, Miss Zana Lloyd,
Miss Esrtha Brewer, Miss Maud Kelly.
Miss Eta Russell. Miss Dora Brewer.
Miss Jssie Hite, Miss Lizzie Bowlss, Miss
Annie Hall, Miss Claud Phiibrick, Miss
Ellen slattson, Miss Nellie Williams, Mas
ter ASS Svexea, Mastsr Oscar Cummings,
Mastes Grover Russell. Master Fred
Swezes. Master Jackson Spencer. Master
Harry ,Paulson. Master Edward Aiexan-
der, MISTER Archie spencer, Master Bert
Swexea. Master Edgar Watson. Master
Todd Koonsz. Master Frank Schmidt.
Waste. Halle Philbrick, Master George
Ortiz.
Hssssnisg Tossisss ssspSIssd.
A se:prise party was given ut the home
Of Mrs. sarah Z HALL. op Hyde street.. last
week 81 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bigelow in
honor III the return from the Worlds fair
Of Mrs. =. Il. Hall. Miss Lillian Bigelow
aud Mess Louella Hall. The evening was
passed in dancing and whist. and at ii
O'Clock q lunch vas served. The invited
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Amunds, Mr..
and sfrs. Wickstrom. Mr.. and. Mrs
Whcexer. Mr.. and Mrs. Cuibertson, Mr.
and ssrs. Frisch. Mr.. and Mrs. Latour.
Mr.. AID Mrs. Green. Mr.. and Mrs. Vale.
Mr.. asrd Mrs. Cade. Miss Virginia Cali.
gan, aiiss Lillian Crane. Miss Margaret
Cranes Miss Bella Crane. Miss Jennie
Ingliss Miss Laura Cade, Miss Ella Stein
way. Miss Daisy Hanson, Miss Nav
Amur.is. Miss May Proctor, Miss Eta
Green Miss Eta Alexander. Miss Ella
Pease. Miss Louella Hall. Miss Agnes
Potts, Miss Lillian Bigeiow, Mr.. James
wilsos,. Mr.. r. Herring. Mr.. viii Inglis.
Mr.. Viii Potts, Mr.. George Snyder. Mr..
Dan Mckay. Mr.. I'd Green. Mr.. Earl Bige-
low. ssr. Crane. Mr.. Harold Hansen. Mr..
WaltsT Cad. and Mr.. Knapp.
calvary Prssbyterisn Social.
The, ladies of Calvary Presbyterian
churcS gave q successful social "Wednesday
evening IN st. Clements hall. After
musical aud literary entertainment re-
frcsh,.scnts we're served by the young la
| dies. A basket Of roses Was offered as
| prize 20 the one transaciing the most busi-
! ness during this part OF the evening,
whicts was awarded to Miss Wintermute.
The CLASSICAL and literary programme was
rs iol;nws:
| organ voluntary Nn. W. =. Richardsoa
Nessrs McMiehen and fi.ny 1. Alien
Rec.,s slon"voics Of che Poosheu-s'
so, Misc A. S sn !,
Violts solo -..'-'-........... M 4 " oi;man
soto. cate. Of the w.., 49,. Mrs Burt wns.srns
a,5a ct s Nass s,a W. NJ. n'sa
Thy accomplishments were played by
Mrs. Richardson and Miss Kerr. Mos; Of
the Numbers we're eneored aud the pro-
gram .ac aeceptahly heightened by choice
pieces given in response to the applause.
5raad Concert NJ Chausasqus.
Tuesday is Recognition day for the
e. l.. =. {. graduates a. Chausagqua- In
the ewaning there viii he a grand concer,
in tbs. pavilion. given under the direction
of rraf G.. e. Munson. The Seattle Sym
phou: orchestra under Prot. LANCER. viii
rendes selections, and there vii! be
ehort, of thirty voices. The Skagit Chief
has i,rsn especially chartered 20 leave a;
10 A. -. and Sis 4. m. from Bakers wharf.
The fs,Ilowing is the programme for the
eventsg:
R.~s s.lo---Ths Fog Bali ...-.... Mr. Hsso
Vocal sehcst ssAeL Harmonic society
with ossaestral accompaniment
Centre to "Eatscssy" Mas Mamie sr~7cor
sois-tS'sss Charming risep"- Ms AsEsoa.
ssta chorus ~ Harmonic secsesy
..Yehsss of tue Bali, Orchestra
sfs.es Nost.,s' f.sNafshx' D ...- Mr.. Maasoa
.x.sptly Fall the pews o. Eve. ...,.s--.,..
pstah.e uasss<sas. With cole by Ayroa tssoaf
Sorrsss, sons MISS sFssa f."s~f
u..as sinale aoras isan ~FeAst Of Belsch&z-
sa{s................., Hasmeale socss,y
Yaye . eli Psests ss Misc Alice sre~a.
A ssr~uell picnic ~as given to Miss
Alice arosn on Tuesday al Rarsnns park
by Aesss Ethel Austin and Mr.. W. L.
Hincsley. Miss Brown has beea visiting
IN SEAS tie Tor the past three months and