The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-02

TIE trolley party crzze vhirh has been
n vogue fer several naanths n the sfTsss
East. has struck Seattle zns bids fair 70
become very popular and 70 aeveiop fsfa
a social function. The trasisy party FIRST
originated IN ChIcags and Kansas CITY.
bit y did not take long for II 70 invade
tas East. street railroad com paEsss ylesng
with eaeh-otheE Ia seeing Wao eaai3 build
the mast gorgeous and comfortable cars.
AT first car souA be chartered FOR tae
evening. and party Of youaz people
w1U4 ride about the city. singing and
otherwise enjoying themselves. These par
ties became so frequent thai fhe ccnpa-
mes. when a car was chartered. would
deck Il With electric ilghrs. which signal
lied the fact that the car vas no ordinary
one The companies. appreci4tlng ths
growing popularity OF the fad, built spe-
cial cars Tor that parpoze- These cars
were Got common affairs. but Ghe best that
monay could procure and Ingenuity devise.
They are intended exclusively for .heater
and card parties. musfcales. smokers and
afternoon teas All the time the expert
ments in the Eas; were going On the Con-
soli1ated street road was watching them,
and as soon a. perfection Was attained
tna road had a special car built.
which reached the city las, week On
Wednesday night Receiver N r. Baekus.
of the Consolidated road. chrsstsned the
new car. which Is Of the latest design and
very handsome. by giving trolley party
TO the members Of TIE Wednesday Gard
Club and a few others. All the windows
OF the car we're thrown open and voices
AID tin horns given full vent. The top OF
the car was decorated with rows OF vari-
coloref incan5eScent IIgats. making very
pretty effect against Ehe maroon and gold
exterior OF the car. The guests were taken
over all the lines OF the company, and sig
nsl8xed the advent OF the craze By singing
and other GemonStrau OF JOY as the Car
whiSksd along the principal streets OF ths
city. finally winding Up at Rsvenna PARK.
where a delicious lunch, provided by the
ladies' OF the Whist Ciuo. was spread. A
more enjoyable evening could not possibly
have been spent Among those present
were: Nr. and Mrs. A. b. stewart. Dir
and Mrs. E. q. Graves. Mr. ard Mrs G. j.
Smith Mr. and Mrs. r. c. WasabHrn. Mr.
and Mrs. n c. Henry. Dir. and Mrs
David Kellogg. Mr.. and Mrs. joan Leary,
Mr. and Mrs c. y. Stiuason, DR.. and Mrs.
MONTGOMERY Russell. Mr.. and Mrs. A. +.
McEwan. Mr. and Mrs. A. W Engle. Mr.
and Mrs. +. W. Price, Mr. and Mrs. Co
iansbus T. Tyler. Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Ben
ham. Mr.. and sIrs. Bagley. NJ. and Mrs.
Shepard. Miss Knapp. Hiss MONTGOMERY.
Mr. NJ f. Eaexus. Mrs. Hsines. Judge
Thomas Burke. MIR F. Fl. Ansmidown-
4 ngmoer OF the members OF the old
! arayne ana Knet- A-Csayne Clubs enjoyed
a launch ride and picEko OH the east shore
of Lake WashiEgto THURSDAY night. The
affair was arranged III honor Of the visit
Ing young bellies. Mss Austin. Miss
Sprague, Mss Alnswurth and Hiss Pres
ton. ard was ore 81 the most keenly en-
loved outings OF the season The starr
vas made from Madison park at ga in the
evening on tbs fast launch ManzanEts.
and a landing made shortly after on 4
charming beach almost directly opposite
fha mark. An immense FIRE was at once
made and arrangements begun for din
ner." which proved most delicious sew
srai OF the young men OF the party took
along their canoes and row boats. MI
and Mrs. Harwood Morgan. Mrs. f. f.
blaine aud Mr.. Fred Stins0n chapsroned
the guests. Miss Austin. Miss AirSxorth,
Miss Soraxse Miss Preston. Miss Nc
Naught. Miss Spencer. Miss Graves, Miss
waIdron. Miss Morgan. Miss Clark. Mr..
Orrln Rank Mr.. A. Sidney HanSard. Mr..
+. L. Reber. NJ. Charles Nurtele, M
Rob Rrlnker. Mr.. Charles CARY. Nj
Frank Frederick. Mr. Miller. Mr.. Ben t.
Snipss-
The following young people made up
lsunrh 9ar;y 20 listen 20 the opsn-sir con-
rert AZ I.e<rhf park on Wednesday night,
faavfrg from Madison street. Miss Nc
<arxas Miss Spencer. Miss Preston, Miss
bryant. Mss Austin. Miss Graves, Miss
Miller. Mr. Ernest Wurtele, Mr.. Charles
v-a~sele Mr. a sidney Hanzard, Mr. Ben
=. snlaes. Mr. +. l. Reaer. Mr.. Waiter
fulton and Mr. orrin Rank
srlss Furth chzrulngly entertained the
u n Z
~. Tuesday night Ms l. :. J. Hunt
sF~s + NasE'assky Miss Sfruve. Mss
.fs~~aw Miss TfhIrlck Miss Mgnday, Mss
E-,lar-n Miss Cgfnmlns. Mss Si3oAaa
Fgrsh. Mr.. John Savage, Mr.. Charles Msn-
day. Mr F're3 X strive Mr. Charles
T4rx. Mr.. GEORGE Folsom. Mr. A J. Bal
/ 's~t- NJ Josiah Collins. Mr. Harry Me-
$500 u..iJ~ioas refreshments we're served
during the evening.
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