The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-11
PARTIES AND OTHER AFFAIRS.

ness og ths houx ard the fact that Al
On board were making preparations Yer
tie departure of TIE ship. It "as deeSi-sl
- give the prozrs u7rne o. shore. and at
Ter g. brief hus pleasant visit the party
adjourned 70 the residence Ct 8rS. Tr@F-
erR First avenue ard Pike street
very pleasant evening was spent Ifie
following progra nine was given Reciit~
ton. Mrs g l.. Haggar6. either SOLO
fs.coredl Prof A T. Rose, aute solo. ].
& McGsrvin. recitation, Mrs. Pansy
gnafer, vocal solo Mrs. a : Allen, reei-
fafion. Mrs. Dahnken. Present were.
Mrs Laxlna Trayers. Miss Ada Eeh. Ai4s
FckerlY. Elss Ryerx Mrs. Bu-dicE. MIS-.
Johnson Mrs. Cook Mss Tenpiin, Af.
Cock. Mrs. II. Dahnken. Afr- q. 81 Bisk-
neg. Mr. J. III. Mcdonald. Mrs. a y
smith. Miss Nj s Foster. Mr. Aug. Moss
bach. Mr.. Arm. = Alien. Mrs Arm 5
Allen Mrs W Y. Rhlnehart. Miss Nellie
Fniuenarr NF@a Nettie Baaney, Mr.
Harry f. Henry. Miss Laura Hayton,
Miss Ivah Shoals. Miss May Foreha43
Mrs Pensy Shafer Mr.. and Mrs elem
Eiakney Mr. W +. Allen, Mr. {. l..
Haegard. Mrs. C. l. Hssgard. Mr.. VIM
A Hebner. DIR. a. 3. Sheldon. Miss Ggst-
chen Haggard Miss MarVey Holden. Mss
Bertha Easfon Mr.. Finch Haggard. Hiss
winnie Holden 2ir. III. o. Benedict, Miss
Lydia Parker. Sir. F. a. B}acn;ed, Miss
Ireton Miss Hattie Hutchinson. Miss Lou
n Forehsnd, DIR. J. .ieGaryln and Prof
n. K. Rose
Mr.. T.. ] Colman and Mrs. George Col
man pleasantly entertained number 81
the young people of Plymouth SUNDAY
school and other friends Friday evening
aboard their pleasure launch, the Cyrene-
The party loft Coiulans dock ~ Is y. ia
and after pleasant run across the BAY
stop was made a .N.kl point, where all
the pleasures Of pion4e were enjoyed
Following luncheon a huge camp fire MAS
built and an irnprompta programme az
vocal and Instrumental music brought the
outing 10 d close. Those IN the party
were. Mr. and Mrs. l.. j. Coiman, Mr
and Mrs. r. O. t. Nugent. NJ. and Mrs
& d Heerecn. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
williams. Mr.. and Mrs. J. '. a smith
Miss Ella D0agan. Miss Anna Temple
Miss Winnifrsd Abbott. Miss Grace Hurd,
Miss Grace Baraeer Miss Ruth Bailey
Miss Hutchinson, Miss Eta StetAon, Miss
Jessie Reeves. Miss Hatch. Miss Frye
Miss Roberta Frye. Mr.. J. II Coiman
Mr.. George Coimau Mr. Clark p X, Mr.
n +. Booth. Mr. Sylvester Pierre. Mr.
Arthur Hutchinson, Mr.. ". +. HammouS.
Mr.. ". T. Allen. Mr.. Bert Frink. sir VI
NJ Moss Mr.. II. ". Stephenson. MIR \.
NJ Daley, Mr.. +. l.. Donohue Mr. Worth
Densmore Mr.. II. X. PhiIllpbos and Mr.
Lee Taylor.
a plea sant surprise party was given
Miss Ida Gouiett last Friday evening M
her home 6is Pontius avenue. Music and
recitations was the programme OF the
earlier part Of the evening. Later came
games and dancing. At II. 80 o'clock a
luncheon was served. Those present
were. Mrs John Gouiett. Mrs. Drew.
Mrs Charles Condor. Mr., md Mrs. T.
ecanney. Mr.. and Mrs ]. Lincoln, Mr.
and Mrs. l.. Fortine, Miss Ida Goulett
Miss Goulett Miss Harold. Miss Siuda
Harold Miss Maggie Yarno. Miss Eek
eriy. Miss Ella Eckeriy. Miss Anna Eek
srfv Miss Ada Bell. Miss Mc6Ui. Miss
Jennie McGili, Miss Anna Nest, Miss
Blanche Carraher Miss Lizzie Hern, Mr.
Hayes. MIR. j Carraher. Mr. }. Hough
Mr. T. Howell. Mr.. Parks Rowell Mr..
WIN Hern. Sir. Joe Hern Mr. George
Monroe. Mr. Ed Mcintyre. Mr.. Louis Syi-
vain Mr. Willie Lincoln. Mr.. Lex Pay
see and Mr.. y. Mist.
TO say that Mr.. Robert Courtney was
surprised when he was gshered into his
parlor z Coz Cherry street on Friday even
ins 20 ind a room full OF guests anxously
awaiting mis- arrival Is a mild way 0t put
ting a. lie recovered from his confusion.
much 10 the enjoyment OF those present
who Nsre afterwards pieAs.ngiy enter
Iaiued IN games etc. Refreshments were
served during the evening. TAose in at
tendance were: Miss Genevieve Page.
Mis- Emma PAGE. Miss Laura Page. Mss
laura clark. Miss Iangford Mias Mayier.
AT{ss Houz Miss Baker Of Port Town
send Miss Sloan Mrs. Courtney aud Mrs.
Grant Courtney. Nr. J II. Genhart Mr..
! ! Sloan. Mr. Edward Barth. Mr. II ".
Galley Mr. Robert Courtney, Mr. Parker.
Ar. Campbell and Mr. Ralph BlEss.
woodland park was the scene OF j very
pleas picnic Friday afternoon. the
event being IN honor Of Miss Noyes. q
Mount Vernon. who is visiting friends j1
the city. Boating and dancing. etc. were
the order - the day. and vera INDUCED IN
to n late hour. whom every one returned
homo very tired but we'll pleased with tbe
days srort. Among those present were:
Ars Brooks Mrs Hail. Ms nutIcr Mrs
Rest Miss Neye$ Aiiss Brooks. Mj~s But
lcr Mss h1atc Butler Miss Decker. Miss
Porter. Miss Thorn Miss lfau. Nr George
Brooks atr Frank f2rooks Nr Hoa-.
NJ. Best. Mf. Lynch. 2Ir. Tablet and 81.
Porter.
Tuesday evening Miss Yera Rowe en-
terf aimed 81 her home sraG Denny Ua-.
frw friends Informally 81 honor - h4r
guest, Miss sadie 1nrSans ~ rlscN I3a-
fnoud. who IS home on a vacation r~em
Mills celleEc California The evening
vas passed very pleasantly iu vocal art
Instrumental wuslc Present were Mos
Nena Rowe MSs sadie Msceans Mss
fdna Uitt}er M.ss Ata Buck Miss Mol
ue Thnipz Miss Blanca shaw ST. CIars
favusvayth Mr.. Clarence Edwards SIT.
ktwari Hack Mrs Mary 7. Dyer III
sad Mrs. /. 5. Rowe
The Womsrs Industrial Clab celebrated
tao se>out Anniversary 81 l;s organization