The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-27

Mrs 4 J. Rathbone. Mr.. and Mr.. A c.
MarcDnnier. Mr.. and Mrs. n. I. Davis.
Mrs. +. r. G0entherodt, Miss Alice Kear-
ing. Miss Bessie Heating. Miss Anna Phil
lips. Miss Flora Scribner. Miss Mamie
Harkinss Miss June Cameron, Miss Davie.
Miss Davis, Mr. r. Bradley, Mr.. John b.
Quick, Mr.. r. Jacobs. Mr.. Clarence Ed
wards, Mr.. York Barrington. Mr.. Boyd ].
Taslman, Mr.. James K TurnbuiI. Master
Willie Troup. Mr.. .Clarence Z. Cooihue
and Master Howard Rathbons.
Ghost Party ut Aikf Point.
On Friday evening the campers on the
beach near Alki point got ups gnost party
which afforded considerable amusement.
The men were corraied in the tennis court.
while the ladies retired TO the recesses of
the forest to arrange their toilets They
donned NANTES of sheets, pillow-case
headgaar and masks, and then ssaiked
upon their terrified victims. The fantastic
shadows cast by huge bonfire added 10
the weird effect Of the scene The captives
tried In vain to discover the identity of
the ghosts notwithstanding the hewitch-
ing revelations made by some of the latter.
After the spirits reincarnated themselves
they spent the remainder Of the evening
around the campfire telling stories. sing
ing and otherwise amusing themselves.
The party were chaperoned by Mrs. IL. s.
Taylor. and the members were: Miss
Bnrweii. Miss Clara Bigelow, Miss Bailey.
Miss May Banks. Miss Jessie Banks. Mis-,
Alice Baker, Miss CalIie Gillette, Miss
Helen Gillette. Miss Gertrude Hub bard.
Miss Nellie Hubbard. Miss Hutchinson.
Miss cordie Kinney. Miss Ethel Kinney.
Miss Lily Maitland. Miss Mcdonald. Miss
Helen Penfeld, Miss Alice Pentield. Mr..
A. s BnrweIl. Mr.. Ray Ballard, Mr.. Fred
Gillette. Mr.. K. i. Hawley, Mr.. d. s.
Kinney. Mr.. ID. g. krause, Mr.. r. James.
DR.. g. C. Leonhardt, Mr.. Miller, Mr.. p.
Pierrotts. Mr.. ] A. v. Smith. Mr.. n. C.
Spear.
Miss Graves solomon Grundy.
Miss Graves gave a Solomon Grundy
party on Thursday evening in honor of
her guest. Miss Hattie Post, of Galesburg,
Ill. Her house was tastefuiiy decorated
with palms. ferns. and ported plants in
the hall, hollyhocks. roses. marigolds and
nasturtiums in the parlors, one having a
pink aud the other yellow tone. Three
different games were played simultane-
ously, that at the first and fourth tables
being hearts, that At the second and fifth
tables euchre. and jackstraws at the third
and sixth tables, ali being progressive.
The first ladies' prize. silver hairpin, was
won by Miss Meem, and the ladies' BOBBY,
avolume of ''0id Love Letters" by Miss
Seymour. The first gentieman's prize, q
silver letter opener was won by Dr. Baird.
while the gentleman's BOBBY, volume of
idle Thoughts by An Idle Fellow" was
won by Miss Struve, who took a gentle
mans part in the games. At IL O'Clock
an elegant supper was served, after which
the guests departed They were: Miss
Meem, Mas Struve. Miss Wrestling, Miss
Seymour. OF Tacoma, Miss Kilkins, Miss
Carter. Miss Jessie Carter. Mss Stedmsn.
Miss Post. Miss Russell, Miss Fay, Mr.. w.
9. Came, Mr.. c. III. Austin, Mr.. George f.
Fay, Me-. George Hyde Preston, Mr..
Danisl Ksllaher. Mr.. James Hoge. IT., DR..
w = Baird, Mr.. r II. McKes, Mr.. Irving
T. Cole.
tknpslns asA Eiss.ss. 8ssty Rstpr.
After two wesks Absence, . camping
party returned Wednesday,, delighted
with their trip. one week being spent at
Cedar rivsr and one week at Sunnydale
beach. Every one had pleasant time.
Fishing. hunting and boating had been
the chief anusement.4- The party re-
turned Wednesday, and TO- end their
camping party with amerryi time they
attended q social dance at Crafts hall.
South Seattle, where they enjoyed dancing
till the hour Of 10. when the party. with
friends. retired to the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. q. 8. Cards. where they all
partook OF an excellent supper.
which was served at 3 O'Clock.
and the members of the party
departed for their homes. Those com
posing the party were: Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. s. Card. Mr.. and Mrs. e. w,
Small, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Small, Mrs. Rose
Newell, Mrs. NJ. L. csvanaugh. Miss
Hensley, Miss Nellie Tyler, Hiss Myrtle
Cavanaugh, Miss Clara Duclo, Miss Sophia
James, Mr.. J. Van ASSET, Mr.. Asa Best
Mr.. Spencer Butler, Mr. benjamin. Card
Mr.. Spencer Marin, Mr.. Fred Cavsnaugh.
Those invited TO the dance and supper
were Miss Myrtle Stevens, Miss Nellie
Newell, the Misses Butler, Mr.. La Fon-
tame, Mr.. Frank Cavanaugh, Mr.. Fred
Newell.
Lake Cuahman Camping Notes.
w. II. Michel. of Puyallup, who wa,
striker with paralysis last Saturday. is
now much improved. On Sunday he was
carried to Hoodsport on a bed arranged
for the purpose.
A party consisting of Mrs. Vincent
Finch aud Mrs. ]. ID. Dow. of Hoodsport.
and Mr.. C. l.. Stebbins, Mr. Laurent Miller
and Mr.. w. n. Cooper. OF Lake Cushman.
assembled Mount Eilinor yesterday. An
aneroid carried by one of the party regis
tered $500 feet at the summit. They
stayed over night and report good time.
but too much smoke for a good view.
There is still great deal OF snow in the
timber near the summit.
F. l. Mead and the Messrs. Heilir. of
Tacoma. are c&mped nj the lake and ex-
pect to be Joined by Judge Campbell. of
Tacoma. tomorrow, when they set out for
the Quinauit.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Leddy, of Seattle.
who were on trip up the canal, drove
out TO the lake yesterday and stopped over
night at the Cushman house.
William X, Roberts. of Tacoma. and Mr..
and Mrs. Mathis. Of Vashon island. who
have been camping. return tomorrow 70
Tacoma
d. B. Jackson. of Seattle, is in Hoods
port on business trip
Farewell Party to Rev. MT. Inwood.
On Friday night the members of the
congregation Of the Battery street NJ. f..
church met at the church for the purpose
of giving farewell party in honor of their
retiring pastor. Rev. Alfred Inwood. The
church was hIled to overlooking