The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-05

ssrsngthened in mind and body for the
labors Of tic winter. a number or inter
ssslng events are on the tapis for the COM
ing week IN aud out OF doors.
Surprise birthday Party.
Last Tuesday evening the young folks Of
tue Swedish Club gave their president, Mr..
n b. Nelson, pleasant surprise at the
etolkholm hotel. in North Seattle. in honor
Of his thirty-seventh birthday. The even
lng was spent in social games and dancing
until the ''wee sma' hours'i in the morning.
Mr. Oscar Stenstrom, on behalf of his
many friends. presented Mr. Nelson with
silk japanese smoking jacket. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. o Swan
Johnson, MISS Annie Engdahl, Miss
Helga Carlson. Miss Emma
Peterson. Miss Selma Peterson ,aMiss Iary
Nelson, Miss Mary anderson, Miss Teekla
johnson. Miss Betty Newman. Miss Annie
Gustafs0n, Mss Amy Dahlquist, Miss
Helma Nordstrom Miss Mary Morrison,
Mss Annie Morrison, Miss Lena Lindquist,
MIST Hanna Johnson, Miss Berg Miss
Martha Olson, Miss HeJlna Eudstrou.
Miss Lena Headstrom, Miss Mary John
son, Miss Josie Larson. Mr. D.oE. Fred
ricks, Mr.. J.. @. Peterson. Mr.. Il. l. Jacob
son, Mr. A. ChiIberg. Mr. Oscar StensfTom,
Dir. GErl Nerngren. Mr. d. Petree, Mr.. J.
Petree, Mr. A. Sutherland, Mr. A. Tyr.
Mr. u. L. Johnson. Mr.. Z. J. Melin, Mr.. J.
A. Heistrom, Mr.. o. odm. Sir. j. odin,
Mr.. 5. Swanson, Mr. II. Fredriekson, Mr..
H. Linde, Mr.. CgSmith. MT.e4lS7 w Ray
mond, Mr.. J. +. Stern, Mr.. A. Dahlin, Mr..
C. servin. Mr.. j. Carlsion, Mr.. &, Carlstos.
Dir. A. Carlson, Mr.. F., A HalIberg. Mr..
AL Peterson. Mr.. IT. J. Norden. Mr.. i, r.
Lundberg, Mr.. &. w. johnson, Mr.. X.
0lander, Mr.. Ryden and Mrs Lindquist. i,
yudge Jackson and Party Entertain ed.
Seattle society has had the unusnal addi-
ton during the past week of JUSTICE
Howell Edmund Jackson. OF the sapreme
eoars of the United States. and his touring
party, consisting Of his wife and dangh-
tefs Elizabeth and Louise. his son VIII
IAN, an attorney OF Nashville. Tenn Mrs.
Alexander Baxter. jr., and daughter and
Dr.. Dake Of Nashville. "A great many
syailed themselves of the opportunity of
Meeting them on board their car, where
,Aey received. Tuesday and "Wednesday
hey were entertained by nambe of in
ismal gatherings, including "trip on the
hss, n Lawn tennis tea, etc. Neither Judge
iaekson nor his wife bad ever witnessed
ftme of baseball This information hav-
lnT reached the "Blackstones'' they per-
saaded them TO witness their game last
Wednesday as their mascot, which really
accounts for the score being so much in
favor Of the Law. The party were anxious
to do some trout fishing and their car was
taken 70 SnoqualInie last Thursday, Judge
Thomas Burke chaperoning tho party.
They were Joined on Friday BY Hon c. II.
Hanord ana daughter Ada. Miss Amery,
Mr.. o. D. Colyin and Mr.. Thomas Il.
Brown. Every one had delightful TIME
bat the foxy trout refused to be hooked
even il the fly be- manipulated by the
skilled hand OF Justice Jackson himself,
aud he failed 10 get fish. The party re-
turned Friday night and left early Satur-
baylor Portiandcso well pleased withatheir
short stay they intend returning next sea
son and extending tlieir trip TO Alaska.
Mr. aud Mrs. Jacob Entertained.
NJ. and Mrs, c. Adolf Jacob, who have
rlarned from their bridal rip in British
Columbia, were rendered a reception at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Densmore, on
kabourne avenue, Fremont, last Friday
ssening. Some excellent music and yaTi-
ens other social pleasures made 6he ocea-
nor very enjoyable. About 1880 o'clocka
inneheon was served. Amons those pres
col and invited were: Mr.. and Mrs
lacoh, Mr. aud Mrs. r. Giles,-M Mr.. and Mrs,
i, Tucker. Mr. and Mrs. William ASH
sossh, Mr.. and Mrs, W. X. Merwin, Rev
and Mrs. ]. T. Nichols. Mr. and Mrs.
Iensmore. Miss Giles, Miss Tucker. Miss
Ash9orth, Miss Easterly. Miss Crunch,
Mss Matte Easteriy, Miss Morie, Miss
tcesss, Miss ldelia Johnson, Miss VIM
hgham, Miss Gertie Giles. Mr.. Frank
oaes. Mr.. orvllle Tucker, Mr.. Harry f.
saes. Dr.. Patterson. MrsAlfred Giles. Mr..
Worth Densmore. Mr.Whi Bahtz.
Pleasant HArbor Campers Returned.
The esnptng party organized by win
~ Fred French returned to the city last
wednesday, after having enjoyed fifteen
Jay Al Peasant Harbor on Hood canal.
lhey report haying had a splendid time
halng hunting. boating. etc. and dane
heta The evenings. Tor which they had
s'ected dancing pavilion and danced 20
We music OF a violin, guitar, Inautolis,
salo and .barmoulca Those composed
me party Mrs ". ". French. Mrs. Charles
rass. Miss Mary Heckle, OF California;
sS9eante IT, Stewart. Miss Eta L4ttle,
james w Dossn, Mr. FL l. Kellogg,
Vii ". French, Mr.. Fred 4. French.
~ aad Mrs. John Haley, Miss Lottte
sA.ey, Miss hstie Haley. Miss Bertha
ssrsy, Mr.. aad Mrs. George NJ. Godfrey,
s Nanoaa Godfrey Miss Matte Dgn-
Hnaad Ne. aud Mrs Charles Robinson.
Seattle Artists 81 the Fair.
me cali for Seattle artists 10 exhibit
eoi their aogk at the Interstate ialr -
smphaslzei tomorrow (Monday) afs-
800 oY MIS-. Slaughter, of Tacoma, who
charge ot the art department A
ag Of artists and all interested IS
a. the Globe Art store AZ O'Clock.
question of holding a womaa's con-
- aafins the fa,r will also be intro
sortaa az the welsh church.
zee cream social and entertAi nmcut
As'a - the Welsh chcrch last Friday
$50, a. which the following psriiel-
= The musical sad literary pro-
- Miss g. b2sshaw, Miss EAnor
Mrs. Hathaway. Misses Jennie