The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-31

70 oe . trophy emblematic of the cham
pionship OF the Pacific Northwest. The
entrance Zee will be one dollar for each in.
divionai In each class, and membership In
any club Is not necessary. The Tacoma
tennis Club has opened new clay courts
TINS season, situated near the center of the
CITY, with convenient club house thereon.
ana mas just concluded its first annual club
tournament, In which there were more than
sixty entries. The club extends a cordial
invitation to all tennis players for this Sep
eemoer tournament, and will do all in its
power 70 make the occasion interesting to
AL who attend. Entries may be made ND
70 ana including September with VIM. A
nlce, secretary, Headquarters building.
Tacoma, Washington, TO whom ali in
quiries should be addressed. The follow
ing Seattle men viii participate in the
tournament: Mr.. G. w. Saunders, Mr.. w.
w. Wood. doubles; Mr. Alvan Barker, Mr..
n +. Meserve. doubles; Mr.. c. B. Wood,
Mr. w. b. Wood. doubles, and Mr.. F. B.
Wrestling, all have entered in the singles.
AT LAKE cUsHMAx.
On the evening of Monday. August Is, a
reception was given at Camp Luxury a
party OF ladies and gentlemen from Seattle
by Messrs. Lake and Putnam. the proprie-
tors OF the Cnshman house. The guests
assembled at O'Clock. and with cards and
stories the time passed rapidly tall 10, when
supper was served. Towards midnight the
party broke up, and the members getting
into their canoes headed for the campfire
across the lake. A jollier party and
more glorious night to spend IN a frolic it
would be hard to find. In fishing the camp
has been eminently successful, but as usual
the boys have had to yield the palm to the
ladies in the persons of the Misses James
and Whitaker. who led the list with a
four pound mountain trout The follow
ing is list of those present: Mr.. Albert
Bryan, Miss Flora Apologize. Mr.. E. II.
Crow, Miss Jessie Bryan, Miss Bessie
Keith, Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. s. Cain, Mr.. A.
G. Chaffey. Miss Minnie Bryan, Captain
Elmer E. Libby. Miss Nina Cooper. Miss
Nettie Perrin, Mr.. Arthur Bryan, Miss E.
M. Whitaker. Miss Mabel James and Mr..
Charles Paquet. of Seattle; Mr.. Z. r. Nest
ing and Mr.. Edward A. Dix. Of Chicago;
Mr.. II. c. Watson, of Port Gamble.
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Van Amringe were
pleasantly surprised by some of their
friends at their home, $40 James street, last
Tuesday night, the occasion being the six
tenth anniversary of their wedding day.
Music, dancing. and whist playing dissi-
pated the hours till refreshments were
served. The evening was memorable to
those present. who were: Judge and Mrs.
j r. McGary, DR.. and Mrs. w. A. Egbert,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beach, DR.. and Mrs.
Hilton, Mr.. and Mrs. o. Coiner, Mr.. and
Mrs J. r. Mcdonald, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. John Merriam, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. 4. Clough, Mr.. and Mrs. P.
Fredricks, Mrs. Allen, of Chicago; Miss
Minnie Allen, Miss Nellie Beach, Miss An
ME Beach, Miss Risdon, Miss Amy Nc
Gary, Mr.. Haines, Mr.. H. g. Wright, Mr..
N. b. Tillotson, Mr.. Harry Fredricks, Mr..
Mariner, Mr.. Walter Graves, of San Fran
cisco: Mr.. 2. C. Miles, Mr.. w. Fischer, Mr..
Fred Fischer.
THE CHANDLER PARTY.
The Chandler party spent Friday in
Seattle viewing the city, at the invitation
of Mr.. E. NJ. Whittier, Mrs. L. d. Ross, Mr..
William Relic and Mr.. Percy w. Roches-
Der of Commerce. The entire party con-
sisted of: Hon. and Mrs. J. Chandler, Mr..
and Mrs. j. d. Burnette, of st. Louis; Mr..
..
O'Toole, Tacoma; Mr. and Mrs. Marshal
Shaffner, Mrs. E. M. Whittier, Mrs. Percy
w. Rochester, Mrs. William Relic, Mrs.
Fanny Watkins, Mrs. Edwards, of st.
Louis; Miss Chandler, Miss Maud Chan
der, Miss Blanche Chandler, Miss Brunette,
of st. Louis; Miss Bass, of st. Paul; Miss
Blanche Relic, Miss Watkins, Miss Edna
Whittier, Mr.. f. d. Ball. DR.. E. c. Kill
bourne, Mr.. John NJ. Baillaiche, Hon. d.
X. Tenney. Mr.. George A. Hawley, of Chi
cago; Mr.. James Leddy. Mr.. c. G. Calkins,
Mr.. ]. w. Hanna. Tacoma.
MUSICAL AND LITERARY.
The musical and literary event of the
week occurred Wednesday evening under
the auspices of young people of the North
Seattle Baptist church. The best musical
and evolutionary talent of Seattle was Sc
cured for the occasion. The following pro-
gramme was rendered:
Part T.
Olympic orchestra ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.