The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-09

By JeK Davis ereat-grandfather. loaned
By 4rA Il ]. Williams. Mn. George W.
Bacon II also preparing choice lot Of
rare works Of art from her collection.
A contribution unique In In way - that
made By Nn. Horace Vert Il Il .
wrought India silk shawl made In Cal
cutta and sid 20 b 800 years old. Mn.
Vert values it at q, 900.
Mrs.. s. G. Slaughter has made the oelec-
tions for the state art exhibit They are
- follows:
Trout By Miss Grace N. Pitcher, Port
Townsend.
Chrysanthemums,b BY Jessie n. Elliott
Portrait Of Ara Capt. Hill. BY Ma
Herman Smith.
Portrait Of Pordrio Diaz, president Of
Mexico, by Mrs Dr.. Whitford.
Game piece (hawk), painted BY r. Vie
sendanger Hamburg, exhibited BY Mira n.
Moekle, Everett.
Ears Of corn, BY Angie Foy Holcomb.
Fruit, BY Angie Foy Holcomb.
Calypso Borealis blowers in . wood
scene), painted By e. L Denny.
Rhododsndrons. BY e. L Denny.
Landscape, s'Aount ST." by Paul O.
Mueller.
Marine, BY George Cady johnson.
Game piece, By George Cady johnson.
Arrivals at Hot Syringe.
Hot Springs arrivals Of the past week
Tacoma-Mr. H. A. Buhring, Mr.. A.
Cohen, Mr.. Charles e. Hale and wife, Mr..
Robert Hale, Miss Louis Hale. Miss
Florencs Hale, Mr.. J. Il Clifton, Mr..
Eugene Depuis. Mr.. Mack Phelbart, Mr..
G. Labonty. Mr.. J. D. Williamson, Mr..
Joseph Shettleore. Mr.. J. II. yesterday,
Mr.. William Fink, Mr.. James Dillon, Mr..
George Regonalds, Mr.. Charles Helm,
Mr.. d. B. Adams. Mr.. J. Hall, Capt. w.
Thompson, Mrs. L. Crawford. Seattle
Miss Beulah Wiswell. Mr.. N. O'Connor,
DR.. r. B. Whiting, Mr.. George Reese, Mr..
]. d. Nicholson, DR.. Fred Sparkling. Mr.. ].
8. Harlin. Mr.. +. NJ. Carroll. Mr.. g. w.
Hapgood, Mr.. Harry Kaufman, Mr.. v.
Copobianco, Mr.. e. D. Cowen, Mr.. l.
Webb. Mr.. G. w. Davenport, Mr.. K. F.
Mielker. Mr.. w. Heberling. Mr.. John Q.
Custer, Mr.. A. J. MCGEE, Mr.. ]. r. Smith,
Mr.. w. II. Ent. Olympia-Mr. and Mrs.
J. N. 6quires. Mr.. Charles Granger.
San Francisco-Nr. e. Z. Jeffrey, Mr..
Frank Arnson. Ellensburg-Mr. G. l.
Sanders, Mr.. Ed Payne. Mr.. II. F. Martin,
Mr.. B. B. Kelliher. Portland, Or.-Mr.
w. g. Espey. Cheney-Mr. w. NJ. Dean,
Mr.. H. E. Dean, il. Mr.. g. w. Dorman,
81 Paul; Mr.. John Kelly. Enumclaw; Mr.,
Louis Klien. Everett: Mr.. James Mcclure
Durham: Mr.. J. r. Sinclair. Ballard; Mr..
e. B. Nelson. Chicago: Mr.. 9. F. Benson,
North Yakima; Mr.. +. P. Smith, North
Yakima; Mr.. Martin Pluger, Port Town.
send; Mr.. J. Pluger, Port Townsend: Mr..
J. P. McCarty. Orting; Mr. Thomas Pgoz,
Carbonado; Mrs. w. s. Dillon, Castle
Rock.
Tho Knieksrbocksr Whist Club.
The Knickerbocker Whist Club was de.
lightfully entertained ON Wednesday night
by Mrs. G. w. Turner at her residence on
Ninth street. The prizes for the season
were won by Mrs. Miles Prk = Benton and
Gen. C. w. Turner. Mrs. E. w. Sackmau
and Mr.. w. H. White. The first two were
first prizes and the last two boobies. Mrs
Benton won q handsome gold bon bon
spoon and Gen. Turner solid silver STAMP
holder. Mrs. Sackman's prize was silver
coffee spoon and Mr.. Whites silver let
ter opener. The club winds up the season
on Wednesday night with . little sociabIe
at the house of Mrs. f. w. Sackman. TIL.
will be the last gathering till September
next. Those present were: Mr.. and Mn.
/. w. Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. f. F. Wittier
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. White, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Thurman. Mr.. and Mrs. Miles
Price Benton, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert l.
Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. William Phillips, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles A. Chiniquy, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Gilmore, Mr.. and Mrs. G. b
Landers, Mrs. Z. w. Sackman, Mr.. Fred
II. Peterson and Col. J. d. McCutcheon.
Churc Social Ut Black Diamond.
Monday evening was the occasion ol
another successful entertainment in the
monthly series given by the Ladies' Aid
Society Of Pastor Shepard's church al
Black Diamond. A programme of recita
tons ana songs was rendered in the lowe,
hall and supper was served in the room
above. Partners were chosen for the sup
per by means Of cut slips of paper
containing quotations, which were dis.
tributed in corresponding halves to the
ladies and gentlemen respectively. The
following took part in the programme
Chairman, Rev. II. T. Shepard; Mr.. Samuel
Boxill, Mr.. John Comb, Mr. Charl,s
George, Mr.. Walter WILKINSON, Mr.
William Finn, Mr.. Tom Raymond, Maste,
7. Comb, Master John Gwilym, Master
Oscar Boysen, Master Willie Davis, Master
Clyde Davis. Mrs. William w. Davis. Mrs
John N. DAVIS. Mrs. John GwiIym. Mira
Il. A. Langford, Mrs. Thomas w. Morgan,
Mrs. d. NJ. Stone. Miss Ida b. Davis. Miss
Bessie Jones. Miss Lizzie Hughes. Miss
Sadie Morgan, Miss Lou Kidd, Miss Lizzie
Ann Thomas and Miss Alice Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paulson surprised.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Paulson had q delight
full surprise at their home, lOl2 Main
street, on Wednesday evening. Il va,
given TO them by the Misses Morris
Dancing and whist kept things lively til! .
late hour. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Paulson. Mr.. and Mrs. Drum. Mrs. 7
Il. Morris, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. McMonaele
Miss Morris, Miss NJ. Morris, Mis-. r.
Horton, Miss n. Sorenson, Miss A. Orth
Miss Holcomb. Miss NJ. Sheehan, Mis-, L,
Hansen, MISS d. Hansen, Miss NJ
Almonds, Miss Robb. Miss Atkinson. Mis-.
McAndrews. Miss E Christensen, Mis-,
Boink, Miss Panlson, Mr.. H. p. Kennedy,
Mr.. b. Holcomb, Mr.. A. Ezelle, Mr.. c.
Peas. Mr.. J. Alexander, Mr.. d. Alexander
Mr. C. Mcfarland, Mr.. NJ. Means, Mr.. f.
Hansen, Mr.. F. Holcomb. Capt D. T,
Davis. Mr.. II. Hansen, Mr.. C. Hansen,
Mr.. &. Holcomb. Mr.. Mcintyre. Mr.,
Ropke. Mr.. Green, Mr., g. PauI.on and
Mr.. ii. Paulson.
Chautauqua's Coming Attractions.
The Harmonic Society will give q grand