The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-30

tinEuished
IL. vss ss.su.sonsd IN part. owing TO
! ssaigus thsy had experienced during
= preceding days. Mrs. Stevenson Was
. iii 10 70 about the city. and the day
fss spent By The tsdies III resting up.
Ihs grntiemsn wandered about the city
hnsser escort Of personal friends and we're
Sn.srsaped 1t dinner ct the Rainier Club
~ PRESIDENT e O. Graves. Of the Chamber
el lsssmmercs. For dinner gotten up at
1Awi notes the menu was elegant and
~ tables wsrs nicely decorated. The
1epssl vas served in . private dining
s)eesn. and IL Vas not long until the genial
soEfs,s Of tho company maize the enter
3asasaent feast Of reason aud fiow Of
1psk The guests were capital story
iHs4H aud their hosts Witty APP
psseis1pe. A running fire Of
NsAs1e was kept up during
- sspost and when the party rose It vas
esa eas Of the happiest hours the tourists
~ spsnt since they left home Those
zsAa ~ u the table were Mr. f. O. Graves
~ ~ hsad and Mr.. r. &. Neufeider, vice
fassdsnt Of the club. as his Wis Wis. On
IL Graves right sat the vice president.
IN BIZ left Mr.. d. II. Gilman. On Mr..
kaisidsr's right sat Hon. George X. Bur
leA of st. Louis. and on his left Mr..
kCb~. the fisncee of Miss Blanche Bur
Ira Next to the vice president In order
~ 1r. George Donworth. Mr.. James
sputon Lewis, Judge w. g. Ewing. Of
ieaou, and Con. gilbert /. Mssm. Next
d Ak Burnett in order sat Mr.. Daniel
AAfsAer. Judge s. P. Shope, Of Lewiston,
M. Josiah Collins and Mr.. Thomas
3 Hardin. One of the happlest incidents
4 - visit was the presentation Of a
ksudfaily engraved silver plate on be half
q tks ladies' OF Seattle to Mrs. Stevenson.
thaae Who gave the souvenir were Mrs.
q Halter. Mrs. John Collins.
He George Il. Yerger. Mrs. Fred r.
ffoaer. Mrs. George H. Hebron. Mrs. J.
konsld, Mrs. J. s. Kloeber, Mrs. Grit
(sts Davies. Mrs. jacob Furth, Mrs. w. A.
Asanon. Mrs. X. Il. Aibertsen. Mrs. ID.
altman. Mrs. Thomas Guinean, Mrs. J.
Hsyden. Mrs. John r. Miller. Mrs. J.
IBsscncy, Mrs. I. J. Hamilton. Mrs. w.
u1oole, Mrs. Thomas Burke. Mrs. c.
Hsifncr. Mrs. r. h. NJ. Miller, Mrs. J.
xinnear. Mrs. ID. Haroaugh. Mrs. G. r.
Tkittlesey. Mrs. J. Il. Metcaifs, Mrs. f.
n. Backman. Mira w. H. II. Green, Mrs.
L. c. Rochester, Miss Zoe Semple, Miss
kessIs Guinean. In addition to this
se<cially prepared souvenir each member
q The party was also presented with an
ssAsr souvenir. This was thu elegant
sask which had been prepared for presen-
Fsasion TO President Hill. of the Great
aorthefn railway. and his friends, and
shich had been adapted to suit the present
occasion BY substituting for the address
g Mr.. Hill = very appropriate and hap
fay vosdsd ono addressed TO the vice
President and party. which was prepared
AH Mr. G. I. Conover. The names Of tho
psrsy had also been printed in the souvenir.
D. Marks Choir 4ncampment.
4 The annual cncampment of st. Marks
choir will be held at Juanita bay for two
/. sesks. commencing tomorrow. This
4 sssaing II o'clock there will be special
musical service with an unusually attrac-
i've programme. which. judging from the
sscsllencs Of the present organisation,
ssomises 10 be feature in tho history of
sAurch music ia Seattle, the numbers be-
sae = follows:
f1eesssisnai-"oierious Things Of Thee Arc
A.,ss.... ,'..-....-....s, -hsydn
N,ssa - eefnm ..--..-...,.---.a ounod
issrss i Ssas 3 nlm,,,i. in Ans fisia
Assasm-"l Waited for she Lord" thymn Of
Fesss, .............,....,,....M endeisschn
-. Ms. I,alu Barassr. Mrs. Jane. Fsrrsl!
nne-'teme fe faithfur'.... 6euuod
Assssm-"c Mold Ye Portals Everlasting
ossS,sssy .ola-'S''ory to Thee. Ny God. This
sSa' - ~, 80. -,....-. .1canod
ssmsssA hymn-"Hs Iessieth Me- Raier
ssoaai-"isad Is Heavenly Father
-.t'' .. $500. .-s.....s-+..-..-- Haydn
iae history of the large vested choir of
AEks Episcopal church presents an
. "Nrssing record. Tho choir. which at
:" consisted of boys and men. WAS or
k.nifsa aad trained under the direction
rrea Darling in the summer of 1890,
saying Dor the FIRST time the last Sunday
august that year. Mr.. Darling soon
sshed and was succeeded by Mrs. +. J.
s~sM Who remained several months and
- Widowed by Mr.. II. =. Sharpe. who
osgsnist and ehoirmaster for two
making an excellent record. Feb
s! !, OF ihis year. Mr.. Charles {. En-
saa3a, OF Newark. \. J.. was engaged.
sa" Mr.. Eagelhari took charge tho
- aas been strengthened in . number
.'ya More time has been gwen To the
s1sarssls 80 that scarcely Sunday
Without y new anthem or cantcic
raa'siy rendered. The music OF the
s'pal church. when properly given.
saoas an immense amount OF work
lae week. Snt the cholrmas,er of
SAsAs Is engaged some portion Of
r aas IN this preparation. Under Mr..
e'aand chorus ~ twelve women,
49, III white coi;as and students caps,
sVsn added to the choir. and the or
CO. ass eeen supplemented ny several in
Smeats. oi she original choir three
ase enly tao ehoTssiers remain. Mr..
y asexos and Master Leroy Pike.
Seepic fisnte at the Rushes.
az aanhsr II society women living on
sa goi an jolly rienie Wednesday
f0ea at The Rushes. the Howard
sossase on lake Washington. be-
Ass.son aad Msarona parks The
sad ;ew men vent our in the
- asas, taking iasch baskets nlled with
sasah.es from about dozen lars:ers.
aeNer 10 work up their sppet.tes 10 an
lsesaaiise tlnene.s the ladies weat bath
fesed on The lake and iadulsesi in
- asaas rseac pasrimes. LnncAeua sinse
sas .iae inen 10 the scene troui the
- aha 50 good Mas the entertainment
sesy did not 1reIarn 10 haslaexs. bus