The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-15

Miss Margxrits Conner returns 10 whaieom
the coming week
Mr.. and Mn. c. p. Stone were in Tacoma
Wednesday.
Miss Iotsie steinway Is enjoying uip down
the Sound.
Miss Addis wood has returned 10 her homo In
Olympia
Mr. and Nm =. II. Stern. Of Vancouver. are II,
this city.
Ma !. G. smith is visiting irieads in Victoria
TACOMA SOCIETY.
Strawberries aaa Zee Cream Kngsging
Society People.
TACOMA. June n--Strawberrv festivals
AID sales have seemed 10 b an fat
daring the past week. and enough
dancing has been enjoyed . make up. In part
at least for the scarcity Of that amusemcnt dur
ing the previous weeka The weather has been
too cool to simit Of lawn fctes, 20 that simost
everything Of the kind had 10 be held under
shelter. where. after dancing. strawberries and
tee cream were heartily INDUCED in aud en-
joyed Tennis has also summoned itn lovers to
acsi' n. and - club courts. two Of which are
nov completed. have Proved to be excellent By
some Of the eitys most expert players
AN INDOOR LAWN rErK
On Monday evening. the lawn iete which VAS
to have been. given By the Girls Guild OF st.
Lukes church was. on account OF the fnclcm-
cncy OF the weather. converted into strawberry
festival, aud held In the house OF Bishop Pad
dock, which was kindly offered for the purpose
The lawn Was decorated with myriads Of Japar
nese lanterns which, with their varied colored
lights. made the large grounds look very attrac-
tive for promenade after dancing IN energetic
waltz or polka in the crowded rooms. Refresh
menu were served on dainty tables upstairs.
and were most literally patronfEed On
the large landing Of the staircase,
table where tea, coilee and
the excellent coffee called forth much COM
mendati0n from the purchaser A table where
lemonade wns served was placed in Close prux-
unity 70 the dancern, who often, In their heated
rounds. stopped TO refresh themselves with the
cooling beverage In the library picturesque
gypsy tent vas erected In which were several
young ladies in costume. BY whom the future
Of those DESTROYS Of learning II vas portrayed.
The flower table. which IL also In the
library, IVES filed with = maxni6-
cent display Of flowers, and before the even
ing was much more than half over. Ill the roses
had disappeared. The music. which Vas fur-
nished b. the theater orchestra, was certainly
evening flled the two largo room9
arranged for that purpose. Among
thoss Who assisted in this eussriainmens
we're: Nn- Harrington. Mn ", Z Lan1Gu
MnN yudobm Hin Cnno, Mfs. Gtores Daleh, Nh.
n Dewey. Mn Jordan. Miss Raddook. M
1hompsop. Miss Tisiale. Mis- DaemAf Tisdale.
Miss Woodruff, Nim Heloa woodruff. Mios
Jameson, Of Portland: Nia Hail. Nliss seymour.
Miss Jessie seymour, Miss Hanna, Mis Ethel
Hanna. Miss Ethel Ferris. Mim Post. Miss
BOardmau. Mim Hills, Miss Palace. Mis- Clag-
gett. Miss Anna Grisss. Miss lucy Knight Miss
Holt. Min Gertrude Holt Miss Kvsna. Mis- Duei.
Miss Emma Townsend. Mics Robsrsson. Min
<<txr Ar~Ar H. a.
Harrington. Miss Delpraf and Mts blanchard.
TRINITY GUILDS APRON BALE
On Wednesday and Thursday Afternoons and
evenings the Trinity Gaild gave an apron sale
and strawberry festival combined, In the Boos-
wick block under the management Of Mra A.
B. Bull. The rooms were AFtistically decorated
with evergreens and Gagx In one Of the rooms
was the candy table. over which hung large
Japanese umbrella The table certainly looked
oas kinds Of bon bons This table was presided
over by Mrs Blackwell, Mrs. CArdin, Miss shef-
man, Miss Mststngly and Miss whipple. On the
opposite side OF the room were the gypsy tent
and the flower table; the gypsies. who presented
very picturesque appearance IN their gay cos
tunes. were: Mrs r. sharp, NM r. X York and
Miss Bingham. The flower table. which was
covered with beautiful flowers. was in charge OF
Mrs. r. v. casar. Mrs. Y. r. Lawrence. Miss
williams, Miss Moore, Miss Evans, Miss
squsres and Miss Hammond. The back part Of
the room was parsinoned of for dancing. which
was enjoyed BY msny during the evening The
music, which was furnished by the theater or
ches.rs. seemed to inspire the dancers, and GER
tainiy added 10 the enjoyment Of all In the
outer RON were placed the apron booth. pre-
sided over by Mrs sherman, Mira Hammond
Mrs Prichard aud Mrs Pierce. the lemonade
well, wheIe delicious lemonade was served
By Mrs sherman ard Miss Henrietta
siihcusttex OF al those desiring them
coald be obtained, which was IN charge OF
Mrs Ben Sheeks and Misc Nellie De
Wolfe. Ma Hansome had table
In another part Of the room. here
mysterious packages. containing unknown
cousenu, were for sale. The reat Of the
roam was occupied by tables. where ice
The refreshments were presided over BY Mrs
Atkinson, Mrs Ramsdeli. Mu Hake. Mrs. Dali
lev Mrs Tucker Mrs j. r. Redmsn. Miss Lam
con- Miss Furinston. Miss Haffe, Miss DAxmar
Tisdaie, Miss Daley, Miss Ried, Miss Gilbert.
Miss Merrill. Miss Tucker and Miss Willis. The
whole affair Was certainly very enioysh and .
large sum was realized by the guild.
wAsHlssroS coLLxsk COMMENCEMENT.
On Thursday evening the commencement ex-
ssrc:ses were held 1t wsshinxson college. Many
fyscnds Of thu graduates and students Of the col
leee we're present, and heartily appreciated the
exercfscx and the efforts on the PART Of the
Young men to please their auditorx The grzdu-
attae class consisted OF seven young men:
Louis q. Parsons. Theodore W. Gsixss. Arthur
A. Psntecost, Frederick lee Chandler. q. wal
Ter Johnston, william A. ssnner aud n. sails-
hary The programme. the rendering Of which
would certainly have done credit 10 sny insti-
tuition. was IS follows.
opering prayer ....--s. Bishop Paddock
-slussroxy William A. Summer
sclectlor The Black Horse and Hfs kicer''
Lindsey ". bosss.ex
Grafton 1880 ~Amersca's pessfny"
D. Walter gohnston
seIerfscn ...s-.. ADer TAueherv
Theoaose w. Grxgs.
sesecsaoa Benedict Araosdas Death bed
Seth Eatlfn-
seieetson .Marco Box<f'
Hsrt~rt n pewosf
Mmsir.
selection ....-,.. eugene Arsns's DREAM
se,sessoD and s. a1siss = secl.lu. cnnd~
Louis g. Fsrscnx
Music.
Awarding medals and PRIZES.
coalrsssng 81 diplomas
EeaA5bg ol roll ct honos-
Ht1fsiicstor.
Mssse
xxxp A HaxD EE&srE's Rose s4IR
On Tuesday sfsersecn and evening = rosa sale
Was Asl1 81 the resssenoe Of Mrs. J. II Hoagh-
ssu en- Moth g street. aaaer the auspices AZ tne
wousr-s Lead Hand League f0s tae beneas si
TIE wonssn's boarding. hone. shseh IL founded
iass tnrsssus4- Tie beautiful fooszss Esre fzssd