The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-12
Port Townsend society.

Port Townsend. Jan. u.-Speclai.-lh nc
biggest and most successful affair OF the
kind ever held in this place was the Leap
Year party given last week by the young
women Of Port Townsend. Ii was held at
Red Mems hall, which was tastefully and
appropriately decorated for the occasion,
and nearly every invitation that had been
issued was responded 10 in person. The
hall was hardly large enough to conVen-
iently accommodate the large number OF
persons present, but for all that IL was
one of the most thoroughly enjoyable af-
fairs ever given here. and reflected great
credit on the young women who had
charge of IL, the leading spirit being Mrs.
James II. Causten. Those present were:
Capt. and Mrs. Munger. DR.. and Mrs.
Simpson, DIR. and Mrs. Cobb, Capt. and
Mrs Beecher. Judge and Mrs. Scott, DR..
and Mrs. Lyall, Capt. and Mrs. WATSON,
Judge and Mrs. Sachs, Col. and Mrs.
Landes. Col. and Mrs. Hill, Capt. and
Mrs. ToZier. Chief and Mrs. Doyle, Lieut..
and Mrs. Berry, Lieut.. and Mrs. Perry.
Capt. and Mrs. Barneson. DR.. and Mrs.
Capron. DR.. and Mrs. Il. .. Baker, Capt.
and Mrs. Biondi, Capt. and Mrs. Bart
lett. Collector and Mrs. Saunders, Mr..
and Mrs. O'NeiIl. Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman.
Mr.. and Mrs. COnoyer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pink. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Behrman. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Il. Hast
ings, Mr.. and Mrs. y. II. Hin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Iill. Mr.. and Mrs. Little,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Stay
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. DeOtte. MIR. and Mrs.
Lotus. Mr.. and Mrs. Peabody, Mr.. and
Mrs. Householder. Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
throp. Mr.. and Mrs Al Plummer, Mr..
and Mrs. Wyckoff. Mr. and Mrs Cook,
Mr. and Mrs Mutty, Mr.. and Mrs. Ger
son, Mr.. and Mrs. French. Mr.. and Mrs.
Blake, Hadlock; Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Stockand, Mr. and Mrs.
rfeE NFss
and Mrs. Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. Hogg, Mr..
and Mrs Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. De-
laney, Mr.. and Mrs. Ballinger Mr.. and
Mrs. Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. Wylie. Mr..
and Mrs. Grant. Mr. and Mrs. Fcffer-
nan. Mr.. and Mrs. =. w. Hastings. Mr..
and Mrs. w, T. Hastings. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bowen. Mr. and Mrs McBeth, Mr. and
Mrs Lille. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, Mr..
md Mrs. Walther, Mr.. and Mrs. Per-
kns. Mr.. and Mrs. Strong. Mr.. and Mrs.
Causten. Mr.. and Mrs. KATE. Mr.. and
Mrs. Horne, Mr.. and Mrs Reynolds, Mrs
Downs. Mrs. Potter. Mrs. Pugh, Mrs.
Cerrish. Mrs. Harris, Mrs Prineie, Mrs
Allen. Mrs. Bartlett. Mrs. Roberts. Seat
tie. Miss Rothschild. Miss Sheehan. Miss
Trimble Miss Gertrude Trimble. Miss
PAYNE. Miss Jones, Miss Ciapp. Seattle:
Miss Burnett. Seattle; Miss Wilson, Miss
Gooch Miss Tihbais. Miss Earle. Port
land Miss De Lanty. Miss Chase, Miss
Barthrop. Miss Morrison. Miss Brumm
Miss acobs. Miss DiRRs. Miss Hastings,
Miss Hammond. Mis- Lottie Hammond
Miss DOYLE Miss Munger, Mics Tuttle
Miss Pink. Miss Weymouth. Miss Downs
Miss Pugh, Miss Plumiev. Miss Couwhul
Everett. Miss Tittledeld Miss Smith. Miss
Inby. Miss Urusla Sheehan. Miss Allen.
Lieut.. Broadhent. Lieut.. West. Or Kuhn.
Dr Moody Victoria, Capt Libby. Cant.
k}0ckcY. Lieut.. Jones, Mr.. u. $ Ham
moud. Mr. n NJ. Hammond Mr.. Alex
an3er Hudson, Mr.. A. c. Phillips. Mr. r
puEh. MIR. Conovcr Nr. Potter MT Hay
den Mr. PfeiFcr. Mr. Horace HIM. M
While H'U. Mt Granville Libby. Mr.
Harry Nill, Nr. McIRtyre. Mr.. J. Dohbs.
Mr. n Dotbs. 1fr John pohbs. Mr.
Fowler. Mr.. r. NJ. Hammond, NTr. Bigrs,
Mr. Reese. Mr. Jones, MIR. Weymouth,
MIR Bishop Mr.. long. Mr. Tr0mauU
CU Saturday evening eleven or the So
cietv Young men OF this place rendered
an cr~ter supper as n commitment 90 the
young la'ies who had SO successfully
planned ana managed the lean v.ar han
few evenings previously. The Frzt part
o. the evening was spent in progressive
games the frst ladv's prize being won by
Miss HoVIe The prizc was la3y.s hand
ker-hief case The Eentiewan'S prize
q siiver-uouute1 n3ustache comb. WAS
WI hv Nr T. a. noNAs The consolation
prizes were won bv Miss Pink ana Afr
NJ tt'-Ht'''.flt tfttE Nt II . CLEO x the
guests sled iD,1 the dining room. where
oysters We're served in four different
styles Teasts We're proposed and re-
soglde3 - hy several persons present.
The taast The young ladies or Port
Townsend 20 IVES responded 80 hy- Mr.
N1orke~ }n @ few appropriate remarks.
which recette3 hearty applause The
guests departed shortly after railnfghr.
carrying vtth them plea s7nt rcooueetious
80 -he e~enlrs. Those present were. Mr.
ar3 Mrs. Weymouth. Mr. and Mrs. Caua.
TN. Nies Turtle Miss pa,fe. 2uss View
werfh Miss Ad5ie Hammond. Miss T,.-
ue Hammond. MISS fIhNv. Nrsg Downs
MISS Shrehsn Miss plnk Miss rlurnlav,
NJ ~ 8 Tohhs. Mr. ? poNhs. n-
Kuhn. NJ Hu1seu. M- F-locker ~
Van Dokke'er. Nr n. s. Hammond NJ
r. " Hammond. NJ. Davis. Mr. Con
over.
Nafowa Council No. =. Degree % Po-
oHhonfas. hc'H an interesting social sss-
sion 'asf No1'ev evening. ana Installed
tna following officers for ensuing term
Prophecies. Mrs. a = Afavo. Pocahor-
tss Mrs. Ioseph Steiner. Wenona. Mrs.
John Siehenbaums Powhattun. JOSEPH
Stef-er. chief ~ records. Mrs.. w T.
Tske- keeper ~ waranura. Mss Daisy
learned. deputy rncohonee for the de-
gree Mr. Delia Prinele.
Last Wednesday evening ChernafSurl
Tribe, No T. held a veU attended meet
ing a. which the following officers were