The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-28

sf the tennis players there were many other
social eFents of minor import.
Delightful Moonlight Excursion.
The week opened auspiciously Monday even
ing with q moonlight excursion, given under
the auspices OF ST. Luke's Athletic Association.
There were clouds enough to make the full
moon appreciable when it did appear. Some
thought the atmosphere trifie chilly, but the
majority had no time TO think Of anything but
enjoyment OF course the dancing was all done
inside, the salon having been cleared for the
occasion. About Us attended. The boat, the
Bailey Gatzert, went TO Seattle, where some OF
the party got off and went into the city and OBJ
tained-shall Ii be told some candy. Alas!
That on moonlight excursion such matter
cf-tact article candy should De thought OF,
but such the contradictions of.human ns-
ture. At any rate, contradictions or no contra
dictions, very pleasant trip was enjoyed. The
happy party returned 70 Tacoma at am.
Among those on board were:
The Rev. and Mrs. John BOWS Hill, Mr.. and
Nn Henry Drum, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. L Holmes,
Mr. and Mrs K. V. Barfo, Mr. and Mrs. Roys,
NJ. and Mrs William knight, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Horner, Mr. and Mrs A. P. Pritchard, Mr..
and Mrs Z. F. Jacobs, Miss Cooke, Mr.. and Mrs.
III Noble, Miss Bertha Drum, Mr. W. F. Sar-
gent Mrs. Sargent, Miss Sargent, Mr.. Arthur
Pnschard, DR.. Manley C. Burns, Mr.. F. Carpen-
M Perkins, Miss Tracey, DIR. Graf,
Mrs Raynor, Mr. knowing, Miss
futile, Mr.. Eagan, Mrs. Simpson,
Miss Agnes W. Bowen, Miss Phillips, Mrs. Giles,
Miss Martin, Miss Burns, Miss Lizzie Burns,
Miss Paddock, Miss Ouimette, Miss Gertrude
Holt, Miss Jennie Forbes, Dr. and Mrs Dewey,
Miss Holbrook, Mr. Holbrook, Miss Halstead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Pearson, Miss Chamber
lain, Mrs. A. J. Baker. Miss Brooks, Mr.. Thomp-
son. Miss Bingham, Mr. Fratt, Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Reed, Mr. VIII Reed, Mrs. Mcdonald,
Miss Mcdonald, Mr.. Buckmaster, Mr.. Arthur
Cole. Miss Lee, Miss Hayden, Miss Noble, Miss
Mabel Moore, Mrs. Ralph Metcalfe, Mr.. aud Mrs.
8. r. Peck. Mr.. w. W. Powell, Mr.. McElroy. Mr..
Thomas Fox, Mrs. Chapman, of waIla walla;
Miss Irving, of San Francisco; Mr. Rice, Mr.. f.
w. Bosworth, of Puyallup; Miss Browne, Mr..
Phil E. Rice, Mr. Lyle Hopkins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Montgomery, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Boggs, Mrs
eheeks, Mrs. Bailou, Mr.. L. Dudley, Mr.. Patter-
son, Mr.. w. J. Mead, Mr.. Hickman, Miss Gard
ner, Mrs York, Mr.. Gardner, Mr.. Walter Went
worth. Mr.. and Mrs. York, Mr.. A. A. swope. Mr.
Delbert Young, Miss Tucker, Mr.. Charles Barnes.
The Campbell Reception.
No doubt the most charming reception given
so far this season was given Thursday by Mr..
and Mrs. Louis d. Campbell at their elegant new
home on North Tacoma avenue. The home was
beautifully decorated. Dancing was had in
tent on the lawn. The tent was decorated with
great banks of roses and plants. The invitations
had been issued for music at $50 and dancing
from 10 to Il o'clock. Mrs. Makinson sang, and
also the glee club sang. supper was served
In the dining room at small tables. The music
for dancing was furnished by the Spanish stu
dents. Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis d. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Man
ming, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Wallace. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. D. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Hurley, Mr..
and Mr.. Cole, Mr.. and Mrs d. K. Stevens, Mr.
and Mrs. Powell. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Price, Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Mottett, Mr. and Mrs Percy
Dickinson, Mr. and Mrs. George Tarbell, Mrs.
Mcdonald, Mrs. K. w. Deriekson, Mrs. Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. l. B. Lockwood, Mr.. and Mrs
VIII Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. Caesar. Mrs. I. o. Alb
hott, Miss Rusher, Miss Ferrsis, Miss Claribel
ferriss, Miss Dolly Ferries, Miss Mcdonald.
Miss Derickson. Miss Seymour, Miss Jessie
seymour, Miss Wilson, the Misses Woodruff,
the Misses Hall, Miss Colt. Miss Calkins. Miss
Eninger, Miss Edmunds, Miss Dunlap, Miss
Rowe, the Misses Griggs, Miss Edith Thomas
Miss Stella Apologize, Miss Plummer, Miss sher-
man, the Misses Holt Miss Evans, Miss
ouimetfe, Mr.. 7. J. Fransioh. Mr.. w. Z. Best,
MI. F. s. Bull, Mr.. W. A. Bull, Mr. Titler,
Mr.. Struthers, Mr.. Nissan, Mr.. F. n. Trotter,
Mr.. c. Whedon, Mr.. {. b. Niblock, Mr.. II. Wood
ruf, Mr.. Ii. 5. Griggs, Mr.. E. Griggs, Mr.. c. A.
Ferriss, Mr.. J. Johnson. Mr. C. p. stackpole, Mr..
Rowe, Mr. Costello, Mr.. 5. F. Train, jr.. Mr.. OFT
sedgwick, Mr. Mum, Mr.. T. W Enos, Mr.. E.
Hacker. Mr.. win Brown, Mr.. Brownell. Mr..
Win Pritchard, Mr.. T. Handforth, Mr.. Tyler.
Interesting Graduating Exercises.
The commencement exercises Of the Puget
Found university were held this week AZ the
First Methodist church, and brought together
the friends and relatives of the students from
all parts OF the Northwest The commencement
programme Wednesday evening was as follows:
Ausic-"La Zingana" .................... Bohn
Mamie Swsrtout.
Musle-"Were the Nightingale NV. Hay
Glee Club.
0ration-"A Clean Record ..........D d. g. Colp
Music-"Polish Dance. $780,. Schsrwenke
Clara Talmage, OF Puyailup.
"War'' A NJ HoyeE
Duet-"Adieu We Woodlands 49, A ot
Misses Bessie bingham and 6. w. Freeman
Oraton-"Good from Oppression" -.---.--.
..........-.. .-.......- ..--. Gertrude Phlpps
0ration-s.Iifes Lessons ....... q. W. Freeman
solo-"The Star OF Love ...-....... Wallace
Mrs. +. $ Williams, accompanied by Glee Club.
Orstfon-"Dickens' Children. Bessie Bingham
orztlon---'An Outlook. .........F NJ Halstead
Mrs. Gates.
Presentation OF Diplomas. 49,. $3.50. .-..-.-.
.-.....-. 80. President f. p. Cherlington, ID. ID
sslo aud Chorus-"Wadering in Dreamland"
g. W, Freem and Glce Club
The class motto is: labor 0rass res rSEcit. :"
The Soiree Musicale.