The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-03


49, r.arfv tn8E possession q tls mouse
A. n - a aal-ty luncheon vas served.
after which the friends tcok their depart
ara. all vowing that time PASSED too rap
idly.
ner Nr. and Mrs r L Eggsl, Mr. and
Nrs = y. Lincoln. Hiss Laura Wallace,
Miss Minnie Douglas. Miss Louise GoGiett.
H4sz ia Gouiett. MIss Ada Bel, M
waiter Wallace. Mr. Carl Peterson Mr..
Frark Dsezaan. Mr.. Edward Wallace
NJ Apnrev Seavry. Mr. A. II Jones. Mr..
willie Graves. Mr.. Parker RoWeh. Mr..
a Rowen. M Willie Goulett. Mr. r.
u seaves. Mr.. W. s. Lincoln, Mr.. {. IL.
Lincoln
Under date Of September 9Th. 3 CORES
pendent sends the following account OF
party given al Skaguzy. Alaska:
..skaguay'' which a few months ago
vas ur known TO the world. and which has
suddenly jumped into prominence. as De-
lng the natural distributing point for The
Yukon country. not 20 be outdons By her
sister towns. was the scene OF social
gathering last evening that would sur
prise the society leaders or Seattle me
town now has a resident population CT
s69o, with all the advantages that money
can procure. This gathering. which IS
the first one that has occurred since
The town was organized. shows con-
cIusively that Skaguay instead OF 0e-
iue populated b g crowd Of toughs ana
sure thing people has a foundation thar
civilization bows to-Hcme and Ftresiae-
The social was given BY A +. Burton
ard the sxcellent supper provided ny Ars.
n A Shirpley and Migs Danake deserves
4 medal and one Is promised them o.
Klendfke gold. by a party present. I'd
McNulty. Of Seattle, whose residence
here has acquainted him with al the
Yukon changes managed the floor, ana
the 'sKlondlke" was voted a success, as
the lea ling Quadrilie. Miss Blanche Shirp-
ley. vas voted the belle OF the evening
Among those present were Mrs. Looms
Mrs IAttlejohn, Mrs Troy. Mrs Thomp-
son. Mrs. Christensen. Miss Lewis, Miss
Dixon. Mss Murphy. Miss Lattimer. Miss
n Lattimer. Miss Mahan Miss Carol.
Miss A c. Kinson. Miss Donovan, Miss
T. Shirpley. Mrs. c. Sydzadahl. Major ID.
r. Mckinney. Mr.. ]. @. Price. Mr.. y. +
Richards, Mr. j. w. Shield, Mr.. G. =.
Egbert. Mr. Z. II. Martinson, Mr.. J. W.
Troy. Mr.. J. z. Moper. Mr.. r. Deason,
Mr. T. H. Clayton Mr.. T. Riggs, jr., Mr.
r. F. Miller. Mr. +. T. Street. Mr.. IL. L.
Euldam. Mr.. r Wentzel. Mr.. a. W
Epainelander, Mr.. b. +. Littlejohn. Mr.
W Cooley. Mr.. r. l.. Mers. Mr.. q. ].
Riebuntz. Mr.. J. f. Lilly. AIr. j. F. Re
gan. Mr.. II. NJ. Tfeadwen MF. E. Z
Kelly Mr. s Winquist Mr.. j. r. Scully
Mr < Corrity. Mr. .. Sampson. DR.. A
n Bryant, Mr.. J. Chisholm, Prof. Is
Trenaman.
The home Of Rev. John f. Damon has
been the scene Of countless weddings and
many other happy events: but il never
held more charming party than Satur-
day evening. September 18th, the occa-
sion being surprise" given to the wife
Of the well known divine in honor OF her
birthday Games and music were In
duged in until late hour. when dainty
refreshments were served. After wishing
the beloved hostess many happy re-
turns" the merry invaders said good
right" and turned their faces homeward.
Present were Rev. and Mrs. John I. Ipa-
mon Mr.. and Mrs. A. a. Guernsey, Mr..
and Mrs Lowell NJ. Wood Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Kellsall. Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. Haley.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. NJ Treen, Mr.. and Mrs.
X. ID. Temple Mrs. Albro Gardner. Mrs.
Geo. n. Alexander. Mrs, Zilpah Fenton.
Mrs. VIII Clark, Mrs. NJ. +. Sterritt, Miss
Jennie LeVeny Miss Mlnnette Guernsey.
Miss Lulu Gardner. Miss Henefa Wood,
Miss Nellie Alexander, Mr.. Converse Da-
mon. Mr.. John +. Damon. jr., Mr.. Ed
ward Alexander. Mr.. Albert Hintz, Mr..
Benz Smith.
Miss Allie r. Muldoon gave a geograph
teal party Friday evening at the home OF
her parents $50 Twenty-third ave
nue. south. Each guest represented
some geographical feature. and many
guesses were made as TO the iden-
tlty OF each one. Two prizes were
awarded one TO the lucky person
who guessed correctly the most, and the
other 20 the one who guessed the least.
These invited were Miss Esva Harlan,
Miss Nellie Sherson, Miss Mildred Sher-
son. Miss Elsie Moore. Miss Lulu Fuller.
Miss MAv Klntz Miss Lillian Hlder-
brandt. Miss Mamie Keene, Miss Helen
Crawford Miss Norma Ronald Miss May
Fuller. Miss Annie Raymond, Miss Cath
ernie Han. Miss Sarah Waughop. Miss
Helen Gaunce Miss Grace knipe. Miss
Flora Jones, Mr. Frank Frink, Mr. Ben
Moores. Mr., Fred Raymond. Mr. Tom
Moore. Mr. Rollie Turkey Mr.. Fred Full
Ter Mr. How ard NcR1e. Alr. Fred Mct.ao.
Mr. Harry Crawford. Mr Fred Wright.
SIr. Jay Muldoon-
4 meeting OF the advisory board Of the
Ladies' Musical Club was held Tuesday
afternoon and the following officers were
elected for the year: Mrs. +. Van Tuyl
president: Mrs A. l.. Mltten. vice prcsi-
dent, Mrs. F.. Atkins, corresponding secre-
tary. Airs M. \ Gottsteln. recording Sec
rotary Mrs J. W elise treasurer. and
Mss Hamilton, reporter.
The first concert Of thc season Will he
given October at The residence % Mrs.
A. n stewart Mrs. Van OEie has kindly
consented 90 give the recital and she viii
be assisted oy Miss Mckinney. Miss kel-
logg and Mrs. Hoge-
Last Friday Mrs. kelsal. Of 52f Union
street. gave a very pretty 4 o'clock lunch
cen IN honor Of her friend Miss pela
knapp ~ Mt Pleasant. Iowa. The rooms
were decorated wish ferns. iyy and
autumn Icavfs Dainty refreshments
were served Present were Ara Kcls7U
MISS Knapp Miss laura Mi,er Mrs.
Cora Porter Mrs Ahh.s Taylor Mrs =
A Pcrry. Mrs. J r. Thompson Miss
LYDIA Thompson Mrs Jerome White az
Tatona- and Mrs Fret ti8lliveH ana
Master Walter. 81 Ballard.
The Students Atheuasum % Wilson's
Jaasra Business College held their reg
rlar we k.y meeting Friday afternoon n
Iaree uuwt.f ~ visitors with tae stu-
aeats Of gse ceIirEe were in attendance.
An interesting atcraay aud musical Ero-
zrawu1e was given uy the follow .eE stI-
dents. 2'-s Thomas Mise MrNana--}.
Miss Rankin MI-- Hen nthaj. Sir. " BE-
Hagus ana AZ johnson.