The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-06
Olympia society.

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OF the Episcopal church az the residence OF
Mrs. Percival on Thursday evening. From
present Appearances Olympia society VIII
have plenty 20 occupy IL during the COM
ing winter.
On Wednesday evening . very elegant
and pleasant hop was given az the Hotel
Olympia by the Cotillion Club. This club
was recently organized by the leading So
Getty people OF the city. and Il VIII in fu-
ture Be a permanent social institution.
During the winter IL VII dance on the
first and third Wednesdays OF every month
and during the summer months large
parties and other outdoor affairs will oc-
cupy the clubs attention The member
ship OF the club Is limited 70 thirty gentle
men. and its affairs for a year are in the
hands OF an executive committee consist
ing o. Mr.. NJ. +. Reed. Mr.. George @.
Mis- and Mr.. G. ]. Pritchard. The hop
on "Wednesday evening was the first 70 be
INDUCED in by the new club, and II future
affairs are nearly as successful as the in
itial one Olympia society people can GER
tainiy congratulate themselves on the hap
py .dea which prompted them 10 organize
their club. The hop began promptly at
$50 o'clock and continued TIL II, when
adleus were reEretfully said. Those pres
ent were: Dr. and Mrs. G.. :. Armstrong,
Judge and Mrs. Elmon Scott. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Morse, Mr.. and Mrs James 4.
Haight. Senator and Mrs. Horn, Mr.. and
Mrs S. c. Woodruff. Mr.. and Mrs. A. ].
Folknor. Mr. and Mrs. E. G Kreider. Mr..
and Mrs. o. V. Linn. DR.. and Mrs. G. w.
Ingham Mr.. and Mrs Carlyon. Mr.
and Mrs. Cromble, Mrs. Erastus
Brainerd. Mrs. T. NJ. Reed, Miss McGraw,
Miss Lamont. Miss Patton. Miss Cowles.
Miss Ha.ght. Miss Prince, Miss Florence
Prince. Miss Hill. Miss Harold. Miss
Burntrager. Mr.. w. II. Bracket, Mr.. r.
b. Gentle. Mr.. E. z. Booth. Mr.. George CT.
Mr.. z. NJ. Convey, Mr.. p. II. Carlyon. Mr..
". W. Ward. Mr.. 5. NJ. Mckinney. Mr..
r. l.. Hill. Mr.. s. J. Pritchard. Mr.. o. s.
Bowen, Mr.. Harry Boutelle, Mr.. w. K.
Eslng. and Mr.. p. NJ. Troy.
On Thursday evening the Church Work
ers Of St. Johns Episcopal church enter
tanned their friends at an Indigo social at
the residence of Mrs. Percival on the west
side. The parlors, Railways, dining room,
and even the stairways. were beautifully
decorated with blue: the ladies receiving
were attired in blue: the programmes
were on blue tinted paper. printed with
blue ink; the lights were shaded with
blue, and a prize was offered for the per-
son forming the most words out OF the
letters included IN indigo social Mr..
VIII Prince took the prize, having written
eighty-six words. The programme includ-
ed an original writing by Mrs. T. y. Ford;
a nocturne by Mr.. Sam Kaufman; decla-
NATION DN MISS 1OTlUus 1TlICSs vocal 500
by Miss Burntrager; vocal solo by DR..
Gentle, and quartette by Mr.. r. G..
O'Brien. Mr.. S. c. Woodruff. Mr.. r. B.
Gentle and Mr.. f. N. Convey. After the
musical and literary numbers had been
disposed OF. dancing was INDUCED In until
midnight, refreshments being served dur
ing the entire evening The ladies receiv-
ing were Mrs. I. c. Ellis. Mrs. s. c.
Woodruff. the Misses Prince. Miss Burnt
RACER, Miss Jones and Miss Barnes.
The ladies OF the Congregational church
gave a social al the residence of Judge
and Mrs. r. o. Dunbar on Wednesday
evening and an enjoyable time was had.
The local lodge OF A Q. Z. W. rendered
a reception TO Hon. J. IT. Schively on Tues
day evening at the Unity Auditorium.
After a literary and musical programme
dancing was INDUCED in by the large num-
Der present.
Mrs. Frank Newell leaves for California
next week TO pass the winter.
Judge NJ. J. Gordan passed the week In
Spokane visiting friends.
Mrs. Ingham has entirely recovered from
her recent severe Illness.
Gen. Boutelle left for Spokane on
Wednesday morning to be gone week.
Senator Horn passed a portion OF the
week in Portland.
Mr. Harry D. Cowles IS rusticating at
the headwaters Of the Humptulips river in
the Olympics. lie viii return the last OF
thu month.
Mr.. L. w Ostrander and his son Harry
think of leaving in n short time for st.
Paul 70 remain permanently.
Mrs Boueue will join her husband in
this city shortly, and they with their son
Harry viii take permanent quarters az the
Hotel Olympia.
Mr.. and Mrs Era1tus Brainerd became a
rart OF the permanent population of the
/ Hotel Olympia last week.
brother I'm this city during the past two
years, leaves for her home I'm the East
next week. Many friends regret her de-
parture.
Gov. N>Graw and his daughter Mss
Kate VII attend the state fair at Yakima
during the week.
Many 81 the EIks OF this city will attend
the Portland exposition next week as the
guests % Portland lodge.
Mr.. w *. EsiinE. manager OF the Olym-
plan. has returned from brief visit to
San Francisco.
The attendance on Tho dance given by
the German club ~ the Hote, Olympia
Tuesday niCht. while not very large. was
most conEcnAl and m enjoyable evening
Vas spent. \ list ~ those present Includes
Mr.. ans Mrs II y. ogden. Mr and Mrs.
J. q. Perclvai Nrs. ; gerv Mrs r. w
Reed. Mrs. 5. ". Per-e!val. Miss N-Cra-v.
Miss Allen. Miss Fisher. Mss Fa,sht.
Nj Z. j Freeman. NJ ? h Hawkins.
Mr. W w Wl~d Nj W r Whi-tho~,a.
NJ. O. s Bowen. NJ. sam N-Eeunv. NJ.
". : ClruthcVs. NJ r II Allen m =
. O. owens ara NJ. " T.. Bowen
The O.yups WHIST Ciue has -eo-r70iza4
f-- ths winter. ara The club viii Be
r'mposot ~ The following gentlemen.
Gov. N-trRw. Judge How judge Sco..
Judge D-~har. Judge Reed NJ 4 A
Lindsey. Senator J G H0r-. Capt Rein
hart NJ a.. Y. Linn. Mr.. A. 4 Phullus