The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-20


Mss Emma Wallace. Hiss Snoke. Miss
Fsorenee Smoke. Miss Sutherland, Miss
Thornton. Miss Della Thornton. Miss
Mary Myers. Mr.. and Mrs Ropkey. Rev.
:. Dell Johnston. Mr. John Wallace, Mr..
A. w. Archer, Rev. George r Anderson.
Mr.. Louis Eyler, Mr.. !. A. cathcart. Mr..
Henry Ewing. Mr.. Arnot Johnston and
Mr.. Samuel Archer.
a weading Reception.
A reception Was given Mr.. and Mrs
Fred knnis ~ Turner hall last Saturday
night occasioned by their return from n
two weeks Wedding tour through Cali
fornia- A musical programme was rem
dered, concluding with dancing, Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ennis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Moore, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles McCartAy. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Ayers. Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Combs,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mclean. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Rengendorf. Mrs. Hawkins. Mrs
Marion. Miss Grace MeLesn. Miss Martha
Thompson. Miss Florence Nighfengale.
Miss Jennie Fiemming, Miss Hattie Cor
nelius. Miss Grace Marion. Miss Henri
sphere. Miss Jennie Christner, Miss Mag
gle Nelson. Miss Emma Nelson, Miss Mary
Hating. Mr.. Foreman. Mr.. Kane. Mr..
Whitney. SIR. witske, Mr.. Miller. Mr..
Moss. Mr.. Brown. Mr.. Smart, Mr.. Davis,
Mr.. Law, Mr.. EbinhoRse. Mr.. Swift. Mr..
Stoke, Mr.. Edwards, Mr.. Eubins, Mr..
Beiond and Mr.. spaigh,.
Mrs. MacCaIsky's Card Party.
Mrs. A Z. MaeCulsky entertained few
friends Wednesday evening at cards and
progressive jackstraws. The first prize for
cravat case. was won by Mr..
Theodore Halter. The first ladies' prize.
set OF canaelabra shades. was won by
Miss Eleanor Russell. and the ladies'
BOBBY prize. book Of quotations, was won
by Miss Russell Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. a. E. MacCulsky. Mr.. and
siedman. Miss Stedman, Miss STRIVE,
Miss Anderson. Of Vancouver barracks:
Miss Fay. the Misses Russell. Mr.. George
L. Fay, Mr.. Theodore Halter. Mr.. ii. f.
Meserve. Mr.. Daniel Kelleher. Mr.. Josiah
Collins. Mr.. George II. Preston, Mr.. George
Folsom. Mr.. Fred Strive.
Plymouth sunday scheei Picnic.
The Plymouth Congregational Sunday
school held its annual picnic last Wednes-
day at Ravenna park. The school met at
the church al 10 a m. and left for thepark
as fast as the street cars could aecommo-
date them. BY IL o'clock the park was
alive with the merry crowd of all ages.
The younger scholars enjoyed the swings
and other amusements prepared for them,
while the older ones played football. ten
mis- and other games. or sat in the shade
and watched the various sports. At noon
a bountiful lunch was spread aud the diff
ferent groups of pleasure seekers came to-
gether with one common purpose. The
during the afternoon aud evening.
Ballard People Entertained.
A congenial party from Ballard were
entertained on Thursday at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pike. on Fourth
and Cedar streets. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pike, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas III. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Shields, Mrs. Gus Brinkman, Mrs. Daw-
son, Miss Edith McDonald.. Miss Clara
Mcdonald. Miss Lou Mcvay, Miss Dora
Hesser, Miss Edna Shields. Miss orilla
Conway, Miss Kate Horgan, Miss Agnes
Morgan. Miss Flora Beattie, Miss Grace
Pike. Miss Maud Pike. Miss Nina
Shields. Mr.. f. c. Shirtliffe. Mr.. Il. King.
Mr.. NJ. d. Donovan, Mr.. III. Ii. Park
hurst. Mr. William Twigg. Mr.. L. Kreite,
Mr.. Windt, Mr.. Roy Pike.
A Hunting and Fishing Party.
A party of Seattle people are taking an
outing on the farm OF Mr.. b. +. Cava-
naugh, on Cedar river. where they are
putting in the time fishing and hunting.
The camp grounds are beautifully situ-
ated on the bank of the river under the
shade of forest trees. The party will re-
main there about ten days, and includes
the following: Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. Card,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Small, Mrs. r. New
ell. Mrs. NJ. l.. Cavanaugh, Miss Duclo,
Miss James, Miss Hensley. Miss Myrtle
Cayanangh. Miss Nellie Tyler, Mr.. Asa
Best. Mr.. Spencer Butler. Mr.. Spencer
Mann. Mr.. Benjamin Card, Mr.. Fred Cav
anaugh and Mr.. J. Van ASSET
Mrs. Parks Tea.
A reception and tea was given lsst Tues
day afternoon by Mrs. George III. Park at
her home. 32s Republican street. in honor
of Mrs. X. s. Coxhead, of Oakland, Cal,
who is visiting her. Those present were
ali old school acquaintance. who are now
living in this city. Snbjoinlng is list of
those present: Mrs. n. II. Latimer. Mrs.
J. VI. Hubbell. Mrs. Winnie Caaseli.
Mrs. f. X. McCrea. Mrs. Mamie Within
myer. Mrs. ). Il. Davidson. Mrs. f. f.
0verton, Mrs. q. L. Manning. Mrs. Edith
Park. Mrs. X. g. Coxhead. Mrs. NJ Coupe,
Mrs. Scion Williams, Mrs. q. III. Park,
Miss Clara Wilson and Miss Litchfeld, OF
Salem, Or.
Dancing on Dog fish Hay.
Last Sunday party boarded the boats
OF the ship Oakland at Port Madison and
proceeded 10 pay a visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles kuppier at their ranch on Dogfish
bay. After lunch dancing and other
were INDUCED in, and the
party returned in the evening. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. West and fam
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Beaton and
family. Mrs. Sutherland, all OF Port Madi-
son; Mrs. Mckay. of Tacoma; Mrs.
George Primrose, Mr.. Walter Primrose. OF
Port Madison: Mr.. ID. Harms. Of Seattle,
aud Capt. Sanders, of the bark Oakland.
Lunehed on Mercer Island.
Last Monday evening Messrs. Hawley
and Nicxerson gave q boating party 10 a
number of their friends. The party left
the boaihouse near Madison street. rowed
across the lake to Mercer island, where
they landed. built bonfire and had lunch.
after which they started homeward. Those
in the party were: Miss Grace Berranger,
Miss Eek, Miss Hnrd. Miss Gillette, Miss
Croker, Miss Barringer, Mr.. r. r. Haw-
lev. Mr.. A. 8. Siekerson. Mr.. G. r. oehm,