The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-10

eat tAizA Ljtfle Gertrude Btnhtms- was
awarded the prize for children under 70
years old She WAS q white butterfly, and
her appearance well justified her part
Olympia Was beautifully represented By
Miss Rose Kesterson. and many OF the
representations by the business houses
were very original and tasty.
Mrs. T. n. Reed. r., entertained . rum
Der Of ladies belonging 20 a Renson niil
Seattle. reading club several days last
week at her suburban. home At Prieet's
point The visiting ladies were. Mrs- VIII
son. Mrs. Harhaugh. Miss Naiher, Miss
Hattie Carter. Miss Burbank. Miss Edith
Young and Miss Ethel Young. Thursday
afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Harry McEaroy
took party Of friends down 10 the Reed
home on picnic outing In honor OF Miss
Reeds guests. Mr.. McElroy's steam launch
was taken. the party leaving Olympia in
the afternoon, returning by moonlight The
yachting party consisted Of Mr.. ard Mrs
McElroy, Gen and Mrs. McKenny. Mr.
and Mrs j. A. Haight, Mr.. and Mrs c..
9. Eaton. Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Phillips.
Miss May Pendegast, Msss Haight. Miss
Jennie Young, Miss Margaret McKenny,
Miss Hiida McElroy. Mr. s. McKenny, Mr..
Allen.
Judge r. 0. Dunbar and family left Fri
day 20 spend their summer vacation east
OF the mountains
Judge Ein1on Scott has returned from a
visit in Whatcom county.
Mrs. Robert Elweli has returned from a
visit to her parents IN Vancouver
Mrs. Belle Oppenheimer and the Misses
Bet;mAn spent the week visiting Seattle
On their return the Misses Bettman start
at once for their home In San Francisco,
MIS-. l. c. Ellis has returned to Seattle
after visit OF several weeks in this city.
Miss Adelaide Burnfrager has returned
from visit with friends in Shelton.
Miss Catherine Cheney and Miss Eliza
beth Burntrager rode TO Tacoma wedues-
day on their wheels.
Mrs Elliott, of Seattle is visiting Mrx
8. II. Barbee at Woodlands
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred J. Brown wheeled to
Bucoda Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Caliow. Of Ka-
milehie, have been In the city visiting their
son. Mr.. Arthur Ca,low.
Prof. and Mrs. Wells L. Griswold. Of
Collinswood, O., are guests of Hon. ana
Mrs. A p. Fitch on the West side.
Miss Edith Pra;her has returned from an
extended visit In Shelton.
Maj. j. II. Peiatier represented Gov.
Rogers in the military parade in Seattle
Oh the Fourth Of July. occupying the car
rage with Maj Jones. Of the British
guard.
Mr.. and Mrs T. z. Slater. Of Summit
Mrs. W. Reynolds. of San Francisco in
the guest of Miss Madge Cotter.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Il. Covington, Of Seattle
are spending some time In Olympia.
Mrs. +. L. Minard has returned to her
home In Elma after a visit with Mrs.
Hartsook
Mrs. Young and Mrs. Pufrer, Of Seattle
have returned after q pleasant visit with
Mrs. A. w Misner.
Rev. r. d. Nevins. formerly rector Of
ST. Johns church. is in the city. the guest
OF Rev. Henry L. Badger.
Capt. T. W. Hatcn and family have gone
to Oakland. Cal. where they will reside In
future.
Miss Hattie Callow and Mr. J. W.
hucker were recently married at Kamil-
chie Both the young people have many
friends in Olympia
The Olympia Bicycle Path Association
gave dance lii the parlors OF the OIymuia
hotel Monday evening.
Mrs. s. T.. Barr visited Shelton the latter
part OF the week