The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05

VIZ. Ar. ard Mrs l. G. Griffith. Ir an1
sfsz \ J. HsnHsrs. Mr.. 7 =. Htep1r1.
sF-u Z. n. ecrsber. Judge Jcsz 2. Waafso.
1fr. John Huaf. Mrs. NeAlpsn Ta9En1s'
.frs. KAte McAipla 7Tolfsra. Esssrs- MAJ
.hleu ard Ray Snail Mr. Henry r. So
axe. sErs. Jasse jacobs. Mrs- frank ess9s
Fe,~w~ra w@rs YsTA%eas- IN aa1s1s5n 20
ss4zs vrera several Of tire &c PIONEER SET
.lsru 81 sazt section Of the Waldo hills,
sToaux th9xn SIR and Mrs.. Joan Hum
ssrrev. Hcu. T. 7. Geer and wife, BIZ =.
" Sr~sber Hon Warren CFa1St0n ard
wlfe. Rsv. Thomas II. Small and VIE,
zfr. Pgoger. ar, ard % invited frseisas
and also rnenbers of the families repre-
serfea BY the names given above there
yrora n.arGg sae ia addition that gathered
- DO honor % ne master who La'sa
trained the youthful iSeas q fas4r s1Tes
gsaw 70 shoot A. L u. the tables were
covered wlth houniifgI sprsaa 81 salaSs
good for the inner nan. and al acre
s17sEn0nes8 20 seats 10 discuss TIE 1oanty
b.Sore thera and enjoy the social time ttsas
gas 70 fo1to~."
The ssagexnnan gives N detail re pro-
srarrsrae u the aay. StfIch inelueea many
are tnAzts. Hon 4. T. Geer spcks on
.sogr Honorsd Gues1," and Judge Jacobs
resuordea The Statesman continues
Judge Jaesbs' response was gFaceE1i
Acknowledgements 81 the compliment e1-
tended him ard 0f re satisfaction ana
pgeasure 10 meet again tne friends OF yore
ana rev5sIt the scenes 0f former days.
f,snszs7ze could not express the feelings %
49, hearf an thls ocea slon Ills response
4saz infsrspersea Hifa humorous anee-
Gofes and stories. t0fa rs Only he could
fsr and which kept his audience con-
.s1fSsf with laughter The eloquent words
eouchlueiy spoken tn conclusion viii ever
finger Ia the BssrroTy Of those VINO heafa
taem.'
A merry party Of Seattle people Went
Er.n 20 Port Madison on the saiioott
Fari Fast Sunday. An enjoyable time ~as
had 81 all luncheon being partaksn OF at
Port Madison. a brisk breeze brought the
party back in the evening after most
delightful day. IN the party were; Mr.
ard Mrs. William murphy. Mt and MFs.
f8lluk AIRS. EDWARD Crawford. Miss Amy
Eoiimk Miss Donna Cameron Miss Susie
f.yon2 Miss Mamie Woodwork, Miss Car
RE Robinson. Aflge fea Woodwork. Miss
T,alsy Keeton. Miss Bess Woodwork
Mlas Marguerite Cogtts. Miss Jennie
Coufts. Miss Ella Crawford. Mss Jean
Crawford Mr. Harry Leland Mr.. John
Skinner, Dir. Tom Peterson and Dir. Peter
Smith.
Mr. ahd AIrs. J. A. Lonsway were very
Grreeably surprised by few friends who
took possession OF their residences ~ 1871
Washington street on Thursday evening.
and after a few hours play at whist. Re-
freshments were served. and a very en-
joyable evening passed. Among those
present were AR and Mrs. J. a Ions
way. Mr and Mrs =. r. Spellman. Mr.
and Mrs j. +. Agnew. Mr. and Mrs. J.
~. Hardy. Mr. and Mrs. q. NJ Carric<.
Mr. and Mr. J. II Lyons. Mr. and Mrs
O. Phelnlander Mrs. y. Brogan. Mr.. I.
J Hardy Miss a. Cullen. Of san Fran
ciECo. Cal The prize winners were Miss
A. Cgtisn Mrs. J. X. LensWay. Dir. r.
J. Hardy AMI Nr. ID -. Spellman.
Mr. and Mrs. Chriss Y. Frasch enter
tslned a few friends last Wednesday er-
snlng "a their home. 1918 Yesler way. in
honor % Ars. Henry Spencer OF Dayton.
-, who has been visiting fileiids Ia thls
city for the past three months. Prcaeut
we're Afr. and Mrs.. a. T.. Borton. Mr. and
Mrs ". Cruise. Afr. and Mrs. p. A. Herr
man. Mrs. " Kozlowsk. Mrs. Henry
Spencer. Mrs. Charles Roth. Miss Binna
Grimes. Miss AKnes Kozlowski. Mis- Lena
koziowski Miss Kathern Darst Miss
Grace cruise Mr. r. Piowman and Mr. ".
piowman. Airs. Spencer viii leave Tues
day for her home In Dayton.
The ladies OF the s c. c. gave a social
~ the residence u Mrs. George w. Stet-
sou Tuesday evening. which was ATTENDED
b about hfty guests. Music was the feat
ure ~ the evening and among those who
contributed 10 the programme we're Miss
Berry Of Vancouver. Miss Jennie Stew
ems. Miss Carrie Dempsey. Mrs. SietEou.
Miss Edlsfn, Miss StetsOn. Miss Edna
Coiman. Mr.. Fred Braid and Mr.. George
sgetson.