The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-13


Mr.. Farrar, Rev. Mr. Mead. Rev. Thomas
Rees, Nj. Lee J.. Pasner, Mr.. s. G.
Sharpe. Mr. ]. &. Uhrsch. Mr.. n. f. En-
gsrt. Mr.. r. l. Fehren. Mr.. John Phi.p
Nh. c. r. Babcock.
Mrs. Orchards Birthdsy Party.
On Monday evening . large number of
neighhors assembled at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mira. r E Orchard In South
Park TO celebrate the birthday OF Mira.
Orchard. who was greatly bat agreeahsy
surprised By the testimonial. Those pres
ent were. Mr.. and Mr4 G. Purdy. Mr..
and Mrs. D. Shea, Mr.. and Mrs r. Sny-
der. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Clennard. Mr.. and
MrS Cole. Mr.. and Mrs. Monsaa, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. Coots. Mr.. and Mrs n. Brown.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Fl. Coots, Mr. and Mrs. Bar
ton. Mr.. aud Mrs. +. Stroud. Mr.. and Mrs.
Middleton. Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin. Mr.. aud
Mrs. r E. Orchard. Miss I. D. Zahu. Miss
Rose Bresle, Miss Lulu Brown, Miss A.
Mcdonald. Miss Bessie Shea, Miss Mag
gie Shea, Miss Briedenstein. Miss Ruth
Montau. MISS C. Zahn. Miss L. zahn,
Miss g. Zahn. Miss NJ Walker. Mrs.
Weane, Mrs. Letter. Mrs. Baker, Mrs. s.
Warren. Mr.. II. MeGrath, Mr.. A. Toeii-
ner, Mr.. B. Barton, Master J. Calvin, Mr..
Crist Johnson, Mr.. Edward Shea, Mr.. c.
Collins, Mr.. G. Brown, Mr.. G. Brown, Mr..
G. Kormff. Mr.. ]. Kormff. Mr.. J. Freed
man. Mr.. b. Earncss. Mr. b. Buchan. Mr..
G. Robbins, Mr.. Ginger, Mr. B. Breiden-
stein. Mr.. Joseph Miller, Mr.. r. Johnson,
Mr.. h Trver. Mr.. \. Belle. Mr.. J. Prem
tice, Mr.. Wilson and Mr.. A. McAiister.
Mira Helen Rurke's Surprise Party.
A party of friends pleasantly surprised
Mrs. Helen Burke last Wednesday even
ing. at the family residence, on Silver
street. A feature of the occasion was the
presence of Mrs. A. Il. Rush, the aged
mother of the hostess, whom the ladies
prevailed on to participate in the festivi-
ties, convincing her thar although in her
eighty-third year. she might still protitably
take Moore's advice, and siengthen her
days by stealing few hours from the
night, my dear" The evening passed
pleasantly with music, card playing and
dancing. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Robbins. Capt and Mrs. Spauldlng,
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sheahan, Capt. and Mrs. Rogers. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kiibourne. Mr.. and Mrs. Brink, Mr..
and Mrs. Searcy, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Burke.
Mrs. Robert Moran. Mrs. John Taylor,
Mrs. Decker, Mrs. Rush, Mrs. I. III.
Burke, NJ. E. NJ. Rush. Mrs. Cooling, Mira.
Adams, Mrs. +. Mckercher. Mrs. Nelson,
Mr.. r. r. Burke. Mrs. Gardiner. Mrs.
Wallace, Mrs. Bogart. Miss Bogars, Miss
Taylor. Mrs. Jennie 8. Holmes, Miss Kate
Holmes. Miss Florence Burke, Mrs. Ham,
iiton, Miss Hamilton, Mrs. NJ. Spaulding,
Miss Mildred Spaulding, Mrs. Delfel, Mrs.
Colman, Capt. and Mrs. NJ. c. Jensen and
daughter. Mrs. Demott.
Miss MacGregor's surprise Party.
A pleasant surprise was given Miss Ma
bel Maciregor on Saturday evening last.
A number Of friends mad assembled at the
res dence of Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Stoner,
S24 Banner street, where Miss MacGrsgor
stopped in. a. she was won't to do ON re-
turning from church. to find twenty or
thirty friends assembled to celebrate her
birthday. A most enjoyable evening was
passed with games and dancing until IL
p. M, when ali returned to the MacGregor
residence. where sumptuous lunch was
waiting, amidst profnsion of pansies and
primroses. Miss MacGregor received many
beautiful presents. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Epler. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Park. Mr.. and Mrs.
O. w. Stoner. Capt. and Mrs. g. w. Mac
Gregor. Miss Marion. Miss Ensminger,
Miss Moore, Miss Myrtle Moore. Miss
McMuilen, Miss Lytel. Miss Pancoast.
Miss Clara Pancoast. Miss Han
cock. Miss MacGreror. Miss Ella
MacGregor Mr.. G. w. Park. Mr..
Walker Rutledge. Mr.. Moore. Mr.. w. Ly-
tel. Mr.. +. Porter. Mr.. G. J. Wiley. Mr.. A.
e. Braymer. IT., Mr.. A. M. Ward. Mr.. C.
b. Hill. Mr.. w. b. Maxwell, Mr.. Dewitt.
DR.. Marion, Mr.. Clarence Mac-Gregor and
Mr.. Chapman.
banquet 90 Mr.. Will II. Parry.
On Monday morning the members and
sx-members of the PosT-INTELLIsIscE
editorial staff. who have worked With and
under ex-City Editor WIN II. Parry. ten
dered him q banquet at the Rialto
cafe in token Of their esteem upon his
retiring from the newspaper business and
congratuIation upon bis appointment to
the Office Of city comptroller. Those pres
ent were: Mr.. Parry's successor, Mr..
John w. Pratt: Mr.. J. b. Nelson, Mr.. Luz
cius Bigelow. Mr.. l.. K. Hodges. Mr. Portus
Baxter. Mr.. I'D. Davis, Mr.. f. r. Wishaar,
Mr.. J. r. Cronin, Mr.. w. NJ. Sheffield,
OF Tacoma; Mr.. NJ. G. Winstock, Mr..
George 7. Qninby. Mr.. C. d. stratton, Mr..
]. F. Garretty. The tables were beausi-
fully laid and . splendid menu of half
dozen courses was served. after which
number of toasts complimentary to the
guest Of honor we're given. Hearty ex-
preston was given the respect and afFec-
ton in which Mr.. Parry 10 held BY his
former associates, and he was much
moved. Recovering from his emotion he
warmly thanked his friends and recipro-
cateu the kindly thoughts they had
uttered.
Excursion to Victoria
The ladies of ROYAL Arch Lodge, No. n.
Degree Of Honor, determined 10 be the
first to exchange courtesies with the
..people beyond the sea-" and TO celebrate
with them their beloved queens birthday.
have chartered the beautiful steamer City
of Seattle. and will, on Thursday morning,
MAY "A. AT 7:3o q. M, bid adieu to the
Queen City for days outing on British
soil. That the trip viii Be pleasant one
none can doubt. In fact, the snpposition
IL that IL will eclipse anything In the ex-
curslon line ever before attempted in these
parts. All are free to go who choose. the
fare for the round trip having been re-
duced TO the los figure Of $50. One of
the best bands in the city has been en-
gagged, and those who trim the light fam
fastic'' can 40 30 TO their hearts content.
The ride to Victoria 10 the most delightful
In the world. and the programme to- DO
carried on. that day will be extensive and
interesting. Tickets are now on sale at
the Nevada cigar store aud all the leading
drug stores in the city. For further in