The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-12
nl,-p,nia society.

Olympia. May 1-Speci -
weather has caused Olympia piedsHIo
seekers n mr., rheir thoughts 20 outdoor
snorts and pas:irnes. Many pleasant
picnic and outing is being pidhhea a4i1.
eagerly discussed. -.
SATURDAY. afternoon the Olympia Out
ing Club, lately organized among the
ciety people OF the city, gave taeI, U -,
ing day. TO which invitations ha1 q.
extended TO the friends OF the cluo- bl-
cvcle races under the management O.
Mr.. George G. Mills. were the feature %
the day. After the races music. leIlllS
and otfar games filed the happy noufs'
Light refreshlnerS1s were serFed. iHE
ceE,sion t-carznattess consisted OF Afs- poN'
Mcffraw, Mrs. CowleSs. Mrs J. A ,.T
Mrs. II. 8IcEtroy. Mrs. Philips VT, NJ =,
c. Perctyal. Mrs. L. M convey -"i'' -
NJ Reed. jr.. Mrs. Armstrong
Last Sunday afternoon the va 80
churches of the city united in a s<acrt"
concert for the benefit OF the Nebraska
sufferers. Miss Emma PaSe PRESIDED
over the meeting and music was iur1iasi
ed by the Congregational, MetlodIst anu
Baptist choirs. Solos We're cohNr fou'e'1
by Mrs Owen, Mrs. Webster ana Ants
George Hopkins. Appropriate ADDRESSES
were made by Rev. Lamont, OF {he fles
byrteraan church. and Rev McCaIluth, VI
the Christian church. The coilecuoh'
to the relief committee TO be FORWARDED
TO the needy In Nebraska and Oklahoma
The Christian church gave very
novel entertainment "Wednesday evening.
1t was called a birthday party. Sihaii
silken bags accompanied the invitations
and the guests were expected to put in
the bag as many pennies as they were
years old. The opening OF the Gags
caused much merrEment. and the aggre-
rnwNfsl y4NaH.t - =
a sum.
Capt. Samuel Wiley. owner of the
steamer Alultnomah, arrived in the city
Thursday evening wIJh his bride, nee
Miss IReZ T.. Huntley. OF Port Camble.
Capt. Wiley is one OF the best known
steamboat men on the Sound. and en-
Joys an excellent standing among the
wealthy business men of Olympia. Mr..
and Mrs. Wiley are at home TO their
friends in their handsome home on the
corner of Franklin and Eighth streets.
A concert was given Tuesday evening
under the auspices of ST. Johns Guild,
and was a successful and highly enjoy
able affair. The prog ranIme was render
ed in parior b. of the Olympia hotel,
and consisted Of vocal and instrumental
music. The overture by the Olympia
Guitar, Mandolin and Banjo Club. under
the direction of Prof. De Han, was es
pezIally Wei received, as was the NlOiiu
duet by Miss Imogene Andess and Miss
Ida Chambers, Miss Flora Chambers ac-
mpanist. This was the first time
several OF the younger perfosIneis had
been heard in public. After the concert
was over the guests were invited 10 re
main and participate in a very pretty
german.
Mrs. S. II. Barbee entertained her lady
friends Thursday afternoon.
Judge r. o. Dunbar ana family have
returned from an sx-ended visit in Santa
Barbara and Los Angeles. Cal
Mr.. Alex Drysdam and SIR. r. L.
Biankenship took a little outing TO Sum
init lake the first part Of the week. re-
turning with one hundred fine trout.
Miss Louise Aver visited Tacoma during
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. 4. McCagar are row
at home to their frieads at the corner OF
Franklin and Maple rs-k.
Miss Mamie La Rome. of Seattle. has
returned from a vi at ID Olympia
Capital Lodge. No. l.. knights Of Py-
thias. gave a social smoker in their cas-
tie hall in the Stuart block. THURSDAY
night. Talent from IA >oma and Seattle
assisted 10 make the affair 4 very enio,-
able one.