The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-27

handsome silk umbrella. Then came
Mrs Haas turn 10 he surprised. Thus
far she had been in the secret. but wnen
Mr.. J. n. Hsasman stepped forward. and
on behalf Of the employees presented her
with solid gold thimble. she was over
whelmed with establishment. Still. she
took good care OF her guests. There Vas
mlrth and music, and general good time,
a substantial luncheon rounding up the.
evening most pleasantly. Those present
were: Mr.. l.. T. Haas. Mr.. c. 4. john
ston. Mr. George Cramer. Mr.. T. r. Full
Ter. Mr.. J. III. Goddard. Mr. II. 9. Warren,
Mr. j. ". Mahoney, Mr.. :. If. Sutton. Mr..
John Stanley. Mr.. c. Benson. Mr.. J. Perry.
Mr. j. Hardin. Mr.. F.. Huddleston. MIR.
III. A. Savage, Mr. II. W. Woodin. Mr.. J.
NJ. Hensman. Mr.. II. -. Wright. Mr.. ].
NJ Francisco. Mr.. a. Allen. MIR q. n. Dew
lin, Mr.. J. II. Shrewsbury. Mr. \. a. ST.
mon. Mr.. j. Booth. Mr.. T. AlbitZ. Mr.. +.
NJ. kessler. Mr.. John Nesary. Mr., j. II.
Severance. Mr.. F. Combs. Mr.. A. Watson.
Mr.. j. McNally. Mr. Z. Moorehouse Mr..
r. Combs. Mr. {. II. Brownfield. Mr.. c.
O. Brinley. Mr.. j. Wright. Mr.. j, Mont
gomery, Mr.. p. Crepeau. Mr.. j. ". Ruth
erfOrd. Mr.. L. r. Palmer Mr.. c. HeuSs.
Mir. w. II. Rogers Mr.. g. landmark. Mr..
]. Umlauf. Mr.. 2. Albin. Mr.. j. III. Evans
and Mr.. c. Peterson.
Court Excelsior second Anniversary.
No more delightful entertainment and
ball has taken place this season than that
given by Court Excelsior. No. S377. Mon
day evening. in commenoration of the
Pettis' hall, which YVES filled 10
its utmost, was beautifully decor
ated with green trees. flags. banners
and japanese lanterns. so that the scene
resembled a woodland picnic. Nothing
gayer has greeted the eyes OF Foresters
this season. Pleasure ruled the evening
till long after midnight. Excellent music
for the occasion was furnished by the tx
celsior mandolin hand The entertainment
opened with an address of welcome by
Chief Ranger Thomas II. Andrews. which
was wen received Mr.. Thomas Murray
Spencer. Of Portland. filled the place OF
DR.. Neville. and made strong speech on
the subject Of Forestry. its phenomenal
growth and its fraternal. social and bene-
VIOLENT advantages. The Corcoran chill
dren fully sustained their reputation in
the rendering Of their selections on the
mandolin. guitar and banjo. The recita-
ton in French dialect by Mr.. c. ". Smith
was pronounced by some the best selec-
ton on the list. The duet ''Sweethearts,"
by Miss Maggie Newman and Miss George
Newman brought down the house. Mr..
F. Jones' song. of to Philadelphia, was
heartily received. In short the whole
programme was we'll rendered and listen
ed TO with pleasure. AT the close OF the
entertainment all chairs were removed.
and the chief diversion of the evening be-
gan. A tempting luncheon was served at
the right time. which all enjoyed. Great
praise is due the various committees, as
their work was we'll done. They were as
follows: Arrangements-Mr. r. T..
Thomas, chairman; Mr.. Charles Rand.
Mr.. o. F. Swanson, Mr.. A. Nevin, Mr.. d.
C. Murray. Mr. Charles W. Smith. Mr.. c.
o. Void. Reception-Mrs. B. u. Thomas.
Mrs. c. /. Dorfner. Mrs. f. II. Andrews.
Mrs. ]. Oliver Mrs. C. F. Leibly. Mrs.
Thomas Gill. Mrs. Charles Rand Mrs. F.
Bromley. Mrs. f. w. Barnes. Mr.. c. Smith,
Mrs. w. Jensen. Mrs. A. Nevin, Mrs. kir-
mer. Mrs. F. J. Hart, Mrs. Thomas II. An
drew. Mr.. G.. NJ. Butterworth. Afr. F.
Bromley. Mr.. T. ]. Hart. Mr.. James Shee-
han. Mr. E. y, Robinson, Mr.. Thomas Gill.
Mr.. F. Jones, Mr.. Thomas A. Nau. Mr.. s.
w GARRISON, Mr.. w. Jensen. Floor COM
mittee-Nr. Fl. G.. Stoetting. Mr.. James
Oliver Mr.. Charles r. Elmet. Mr.. +. W.
Barnes. Mr.. George j. Dorfner, Mr.. L.
Schweitzer.