The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-09

Bsgeaow. Miss Nellie Mcintyre. Miss Nel-
lie Brown, Miss Rosa MARI. Mss AVIS
Mann, Miss Resna Walton, Miss Roxis
S<ur1svant, Miss Clara Byrd, Ar, a T
Ericsson. Mr. Leonard Brown, Mr. Charles
T Sparks. Mr. Frank CovsrEt0n. Mr.. A.
y. Wright and Mr.. c. V. Leach.
Mrs Lincoln Hor- entertained TIRE
Equestrien1e Club az her rooms IN the
Ho~r block Tuesday evening. TIE rereP-
ton was given for the purpose OF giving
the ladies an opportunity % meeting MI
Flagg. architect OF the new capitol build
inE. Music and spicy conversation made
the evening pass pleasantly. Delightful
refreshments were served IN ADDITION
20 the ladies ot the club Mrs. Horr IN
vited Capt. and Mrs. Gilbert. Mrs. W c.
Van Ettsn, Miss Marian Patten, Mr. EF-
nest Flagg, Mr.. A. Lindsey and Senator
Horr
Sir. and Mrs LorenZ Kratz. OF Pinrn
Station. invited a number q their olyTn-
pia friends 20 join them IN picnic nsar
their home on the Des Chutes river. Ise
day was perfect and fine trout fishing
availa Die, SO. needless 70 state. a jolly
time was experiences A fine picnic o3n-
ner was partaksn of, q feature OF which
was the barbecue of TWO young pigs.
Those invited 10 this most enjoyable out
ing were: Mr.. and Mrs. T. {. Van Epps.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs.
A = y. -
Wyman, Mr.. and Mrs. De6iroff. o. SItka.
Alaska: Mrs. Keyes. Miss Vanderbilt,
OF Tacoma; Miss George Higgins. Miss
Iva Van EppS, Mss Prudence Wyman.
Mr.. +. L. Van Epps, Mr.. Louis kratz,
Mr.. Philip Kratz and Mr. Otto Bonner.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Deming took a par
" OF friends on their steam launch. the
Florence Emma. 10 Hunters point. one
day during the week. The party consist
ed OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dening. Mr.. and Mrs.
George z. Filley, Mr.. and Mrs T. T.
McKenny, Mrs. J. OBJ. Scobey. Mr..
Hunt, OF Chicago; Mr.. A a. Lindsey.
Mr.. Nelson Wsimors. Mr.. Fred Ward, aIr.
r. c. owens. Miss Marian Perry and
Miss Ruth Demfng.
Mrs. Fannie w. Austin. the weflknown
singer and Mr.. Charles A. Mosher were
married al 507 Fourth street Sunday even
ing. The wedding was a very quiet one,
and after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs.
Mosher drove TO the camp OF Mosher &
Mcdonald. where they xviii spend the
summer. Mr.. Mosher being engineer OF
that logging camp.
Mrs. II. O'conner has returned from a
pleasant visit 10 friends in various
points in Oregon. She has been absent
from Olympia about six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Wood attended the
old settlers reunion at Seattle Wednes-
day. returning on the Monticello Thurs
day evening.
Miss julia Henderson has gone 20 Hood
river, Oregon. 10 spend the summer.
Mrs. William W. Martin has been visit
ing Mrs. kratz. Of Plum station.
y quartette, composed OF Mrs. George
s. Hopkins Mrs. Emma Willett, Mr.. Lee
land Henderson and Mr.. Leonard Brown,
furnished music at the various sessions
OF the w. C. L. L. convention held dur
ing the week.
The Eiks OF Olympia gave their long
anticipated minstrel entertainment Sat
urday evening at Shelton. The steamer
Mul,nomah had been chartered and a
large crowd OF people from Olympia at
tended the performance. which, al
though already given in this city. never
loses its fun and interest Indeed, TO
have seen the boys once only makes one
more DESTROYS OF attending the next per-
formance. The steamer was comfortably
filled and the excursion by moonlight
was in itself treat. After the perfor-
nance a dance was given in the hall.
lasting until midnight. Then the jolly
crowd started for home. continuing the
dancing in the dining room of the steam
err. The hall CT Shelton was literally
packed 10 its fullest capacity and many
Of the gentlemen were obliged 10 stand.
The programme was full OF fun. the
songs all delightful and the Jokes new
and spicy. Mr.. George Mills was inter-
locutor. and much Of the success of the
evening was due TO his ready wit and
quaint hunor Mr.. F. NJ. Convey man3p-
ulated the bones and Mr.. S. C. Woodruff
the tambo, with Mr.. j. c. Percival mu-
steal director. Songs were given by Mr..
Hill, Mr.. OBrien, DIR. Smith, Mr.. Camp
bell, Mr.. Ouellette. Mr. Convey. Mr.. Wood
ruff and Mr.. Booth, and mandolin duet
by Prof. De Han and Mr.. Kaufman. All
the choruses aud solos were heartily en-
cored and the boys good humorediy re
sponded The third part of the show con-
sisted of the spicy little drama, The Fa-
tai Card" composed and written by Mr..
Sam Woodruff. introducing the Queen OF
the Fairies and a full chorus OF fairies,
nurse girls. policemen, skirt dancers. etc.
The heroine and prima donna OF the play
was Miss Samantha Woodruff, and the
heroine Mr.. Robert Bruce Gentle; Queen
of Fairies "Miss'' Georgiana Mills: skirt
dancers, Miss Henrietta Bracket and
Miss Ruby Hull; nurse girls, Miss
Gussie Harris and Miss Esmeralda
Booth: policemen, Mr.. Arthur L. Camp
bell and Mr.. l.. 2. Ouellette; fairies
Misses Harriet Cowles, Louise OueHeste.
Ruby Hull, Charlotte Garfields. Esmeral-
da Booth, Henrietta Bracket, Alice
Campbell. Gussie Harris and Saliie
Kaufman. The excursion was under the
management Of Dr. Raymond, Mr.. Mark
Reed and Mr.. c. l. Pritchards.