The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-26
Olympia Society.

Dilemma Nav S.-Special-The social
event OF the week was the reception and
dance given by the young ladies who nave
attended the dances given by the Rhodo-
dendron Club during the winter. Inc
young ladies planned and carried out 10
a happy fulfillment the entire evenings
programme. the young gentlemen being
but invited guests, and like most affairs
undertaken by our girls IL was decided
success The hall was beautifully dec
grated. the music fine and the various
committees covered themselves with
glory. The ladies served plentiful ana
dainty refreshments. The gentlemen we're
so delighted with the entertainment ana
their fair entertainers they could not re-
frain from giving three rousing cheers at
the conclusion of the dance. The guests
were: Mr.. Gilbert Chambers, Mr.. L. >.
Leshes. Mr.. Frank Scully, Mr.. Ollie Shaw,
Mr. Tony Frisch, Mr.. Charles wilcox.
Mr.. A. J. Falkner. Mr.. c. Rathburns Mr..
II. 4. Percival. Mr.. c. V. Savage, Mr..
Samuel Pritchard. Mr.. George Bracket.
Mr. Albert Darling, Mr. W. r. Hull. Mr..
James Mitchell. Mr.. Clarence Brown. Mr..
Bert Prince, Mr.. Dan Phillips. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Crombie. Mr.. and Mrs. Chase
F. Bean, Miss Anna Frost. Miss Jennie
Graham, Miss Julia Henderson, Miss Wal
lace, Miss Boyer. Miss Cynthia Boyer,
Miss Amanda Lamon, Miss Rose Brown,
Miss Emma Sternberg, Miss Mile West.
Miss Maud Coulsen, Miss Jennie Hide
brand, Miss Bertha Leighton. Miss Mary
Scully, Miss Eta Phipps, Miss Ada Wood
ard, Mrs. +. \. Graham, Mrs. Robert
Frost, Mrs. Guersteinberg and daughter,
of Chicago.
At an election held in Olympia Com
mandery, No. I. Knights Templar. Wed
nesday evening. officers for the ensuing
81 a follows.
commander. a. p. Fitch; generalssimo,
j. j. Gilbert; captain general, Q. C.White;
prelate Robert Mari; senior warden, NJ.
]. Gordon: junior warden. Phil Skillman:
treasurer. c. J. Lord, recorder. a. 3.
Cowles.
The friends of DR.. G. s Armstrong. of
this city, are congratulating him upon his
election to the presidency of the State OF
Washington Medical Society;
Among those who left on the steamer
Monticello Thursday TO attend the fes-
tivities i'm Victoria Friday were: Mr.. L. l..
Minard and WIFE Mr.. Robert Blanken-
ship. Mr.. C. NJ. Bolton. Mr. L. W. Saw
Yer. Prof. Sandvig. Mr.. A. F. Rogers. Mr..
A. Reed. Mr. ]. 7. Cowles. Mr.. L. Stevens,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G.. kreider, Mrs. y. a.
Booth.
Capt Hatch took jolly crowd down on
the Monticello To Steilacoom Thursday.
all OF whom expressed themselves delight
ed with the trip. The boat is new to this
run. but is considered a great convent
ence. as IL leaves Olympia at a. m for
Seattle and down Sound points. returning
at 50 in the evening.
Mrs. Annie Kelly. OF Seattle, is visiting
her sister. Miss Wood, Of this city.
Mrs. McGraw has returned from short
visit TO Seattle.
Capt and Mrs. ]. J. Gilbert are home
from Seattle, where they attended the
convention Of the Christian Endeavor So
ciety.
Capt. 5. Wiley and wife attended the
celebration of the queens birthday and
will remain in Victoria a few days.
Prof and Mrs. c. w. Bean are on a
pleasure trip down the Sound. They will
visit Victoria and Seattle.