The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-12


members Of his church an opportunity OF De-
roming acquainted with each other. On the
Bame evening the members OF the Young Mems
Christian Association and their lady friends
went on moonlight excursion to Chautauqua
beach. On Wednesday afternoon the home OF
Mrs. Montgomery Russell was the scene OF one
Df the prettiest teas ever given In
Hcattle. On Thursday afternoon Mrs.
w. L. Boone gave a luncheon. and on the same
afternoon Mrs. Frank y. Lewis entertained
number of her friends In the same manner. On
Friday evening Mr. ana Mrs. Fred ). Peterson
gave a card party, and the Market street Baptist
church gave dime social. which was largely
attended. number OF other smaller affairs
made the week pass in gay and happy man
ner. Among the events spoken OF for the near
future are a social OF the young people OF Ply
mouth church and a trip to Tacoma by the
Dame body. On June % the Seattle Cotillion
Club will give the second hop OF the summer
series at Rsnke's hall. On the evening follow
Ing a "twiIight social" will be given by DIR. 4.
G. Kilbournes sunday-sehool class at Green
Lake. The military officers have been
preparing for bali which will be
given on or about July 2 in honor OF the second
regiment, which will visit this city mt that time,
and also in honor OF the officers OF the Baltimore
ana Charleston, who, it is expected, will be here
at that time. Every possible care is being taken
TO make the programme for Chautauqua assem-
bly, an attractive one. The time for the OPEN
Ing has been set for July ~, and the assembly
will last until August 10. Some OF the best
speakers in the country have been secured Tor
the platform. The music will be exceptionally
fine, and much success Is anticipated for the
summer series. As the weeks roll around tennis
becomes moro and moro the fashion. Every
evening large numbers gather at the various
tennis courts of the city, and either play or
watch others engage in the attractive sport
Pink Tea OF Mrs. Russell.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Montgomery
Russell gave pink tea in honor of her sisters
the Misses shsllen berger OF Washington City.
The floral decorations which beautfied the spa
cious mansion were of the prettiest char acter.
Tho rhododendron was the most conspicuous
flower used. and 1t abounded throughout the
house In all varieties and styles. The hostess
received assistance in the arduous reception
duties from the Misses shallenberger, Miss
Etockbridge of Washington City, Mrs. c. J.
Smith and Mrs. M. J. Carkeek. Mrs J. Loring
Wilmington dispensed . delicate connection
from the punch bowl. Ices were served by Mrs.
!. b. stedman and Mrs. M. +. Backus, assis ted
by Miss Phillips and Miss Wrestling, Miss
Btruve and Miss Graves; while the pouring OF
coffee and tea was done by Miss
R.sdman and Miss Halter. Tho entire
affair was one OF the most brilliant social events
of the summer season. Following Is the list:
Mrs. J. F. Mcknight, Mrs. A. B. Stewart, Mrs. L.
E. J. Hunt, Mrs. John c. Cole. Mrs. c. n. sheafe,
Mrs @. q. Lyon, Mrs d. N. Baxter, Mira Charles
j. Whittlesey, Mrs. Z. W. Brown, Mrs. Samuel
Ramsey, Mrs. W. T. Forrest, Mrs. James r.
Hayden, Mrs. David X ellogg, Mrs. s. s. NeR,
Mrs. w. II. Preston, Mrs. A. =. Mitten, Mrs.
Hammond Lamont, Mrs. E. c. Neuielder, Mrs.
John Mccullough, Mrs. II. II. Whitney, MrA G.
H. Riley, Mrs. A. Anderson, Mrs. C. 7. Tyler,
Mrs A. Fiskin, Mrs. Horace Phillips, Mrs. G. w.
Bacon, Mrs. George B. Kittinger, Mrs Charles
II. Kittinger, Mrs. c. E. Shepard, Mrs. Thomas
X. shepard, Mrs. Howard Lewis. Mrs. John q.
scurry, Mrs. K. w. McGinnis, Mrs. A. c. Martin,
Mrs. Henry 8. King, Mrs. Henry Hull, Mrs.
George II. Heilbron, Mrs. J. +. Conant, Mrs.
Frank Conant, Mrs. w. r. Ballard, Mrs. Charles
Berrill, Mrs Thomas NJ. Reed, Mrs Gault, Mrs.
Charles I. Couover, Mrs. L. B. Fowler Mrs S.
W. Clark. Mrs. Charles Hopkins. Mrs. NJ. r. Ben.
ton, Mrs. j. Barry Adams, Mrs. J. w. Wilkinson,
Mrs J. d. Lowman. Mrs. f. A. Strout, Mrs. J. NJ.
Wrestling, Mrs. Henry A. Noble, Mrs. Il. C.
Washburne, Mrs Fred Grant. Mrs. d. A. Spencer,
Mrs f. o. Graves. Mrs. A. y. Hill, Mrs. Joseph
j. Hill, Mrs. A. E. McCulsky, Mrs. Rufus Smith,
DIR. Belle Smith, Mrs. II. G. strive, Mrs. W.
Hanna Wilson. Mrs. Henry Culver, Mrs Pritch.
ard, Mrs. /. b. Steadman. Mrs. Maurice Nc
Micken, Mrs. Stevens Mrs. John Tenney, Mrs.
Edward Coleman, Mrs. Albert Moore, Mrs c. j.
tmith, Mrs. James Readman, Mrs. w. NJ. Meek,
Mrs. Edwin Hughes, Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. Erastus
Brainerd, Mrs. Henry Thurman, Mrs. II. Shields,
Mrs. e. l.. Webb. Mrs. i. A. Wing, Mrs Bag
ley, Mrs Frank Hunter, Mrs W. f. Boone, Mrs
W. A. Harrington, Mrs. Parker, Mrs. T.. l.. Terry,
Mrs. w. Ii. Humphrey, Miss Graves, Miss Stock.
bridge, Miss Piper. Miss Wrestling, Miss Emery,
Miss Phillips, Miss strive, Miss Readman, Miss
Cleary. Miss Riley, Miss Spencer, Miss sheafe,
Miss Haller. Miss Dewolfe Miss Josephine De
Wolfe. Miss Noble, Miss Gakzam. Miss Anita
Hunt, Misses Fowler and the Misses Shallen-
berger.