The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-10

E ant social week sas
S, city has had In some
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~ ID kv(f time. The ceieora-
WIN NM ton O. the Fourth
MSkH OF July stimulated
tAA<N pleasures OF al kinds
GH IVA and society was par
m "A III ticularly bright and
O~T~ happy. This time OF
A ia the year IL partieu-
larry prolific OF
canning parties, which prove very enjoyable
20 the participants A number of such affairs
are on the programme for the coming few
weeks. Many parties are being arranged
u attend the Chsutauqus Assembly,
which viii begin on July p st Chau-
taueua Beach, and viii continue until August
2 II viii be quite the thing TO attend the va.i-
GUS meetings The lecture viii De
able and interesting, and other attrac-
tons will be offered that will afford
enjoyment, even 70 those who do not delight IN
listening 70 discourses. The most brilliant
affair of the simmer was the ball and reception
given On "Wednesday By the members of the
Rainier Club The decorations were done in
fauIiless taste. Everything was vel conducted,
and the pleasure general among both the
quests and the members. Yesterday few OF
the most popular young men IN society took
party By steamer 10 the country clubhouse
across the sosni, in honor of the young ladies'
who are visiting the city from abroad
On "Wednesday evening an excursion party was
given on Lake Washington, on the steamer
Kirkland. IN honor OF Mss Flora Adler, who IS
in the city. the guest Of Mr. and Mrs Henry
Thurman. On Monday aud Tuesday pleasant
picnic was given a. Brooklyn by the friends %
Mrs G. T.. n. Pratt and Mrs D. c. Brssley- Ga
Friday night concert was given az the First NJ.
E. church for the benefit Of Trinity NJ E.
ntxf- h F<k,E Nar - sr
Sons Of Veterans celebrated Independence Gay
by giving successful bali al the Armery. Pri-
vate pienics ana parties were iGuumeFsoie, and
the week was a continual round OF pleasure.
Affair Of the Rainier Club.
The leading event OF the past week was the
ball and reception given by the Rainier Club.
The club distinguishes Itself by receiving each
year. and this affair proved no exception 20 the
rule of success The decorations were beautiful
and original The identifying Of the interior
OF the house was icf; 10 the exclusive direction
Of Misc Bates. and. given carte olsnche. this
lady made good use of her opportunity. The
distinguishing feature of the decorations was
the use TO which the wild flowers and grasses
and evergrccns, SO abnndan. IN this vicinity,
were put They mate MP into wresths aid
festoons in countless numbers of shapes and de-
signs ana placed about the house in every nook
and corner, with char ming effect Added TO
this sll the mantels were transformed into be3s
OF roses. In the ballroom were large masses OF
ice. into the center Of which had heen frozen
punches of wheat and flowers. al under eoloTed
electric lights that east mellow eolors on the
rich costumes of the dancers as they moved 10
and fro IN time TO the music. Refreshments
were served a. al times throughout the even
Ing As the guests and members arrived they
were received by Mrs Columbus I. Tyler,
Mrs L. q. Graves, Mrs. George I. Carter.
Mrs. j. Lor!ng Wilmington, Mrs. Thomas
X. shepard and Mrs James 4, Hayden.
The special executive committee Of the bali was
Mr.. Ahrsm Barker. Mr.. Edwin A. strous snl Mr..
Josiah Collins, and 10 them "a due most OF toe
credit for its success The officers o! the Charles
ton vere the special guests OF the club, the
following being present: Captain Henry e
Picking, Executive ofheer Leutenant-Com-
mandsE W. L Field, Navigator Lieutenant J. X.
Patch. Iieu;ensnts Jacob J. Hunker, Z. F.
Quaitrourh, 4. NJ. Stoney; Lieutenant Gunior
grsdel J. X. Glennon. Easisns ". s.
Burke, Henry A. Wiley, f. B. Bassei,; Chief En-
gineer +. A. Wilson, Psymaster c. W. slamm.
safseon Joseph r. Barker, Chaplain Frank
Thompson, First Lieutenant United States
marine eorrsl @ A. Doyeu. Past Assistant Ensi-
neer 7. W. Bartlett. Past Assistant surgeon n.
N. McSish, Assistant Engineer Horace W.
Jones. Gunner William Walsh Following Is
the Lat of the invited guests: Mr..
and Mrs J. Il. Alexander Mr.. and
Mrs A. II. Anderson, Mr.. and Ms.
W. C. Butler. Mr.. and Mrs u. y
Baxter. Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. ErssIus Braineri, Col
enc, and Mrs E. If. Carr, Mr. and Mrs
George &. Carter. NJ. and Mrs C 7. Conover.
Mr.. and Mrs A. :. Dunhsm, Dr. and Mrs. L E
Dawson, Mr. and Mrs. George ponworth. Mr.
sna Mrs. J. ". Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs. A. p
HsgL Mr. and Mrs y. Hi, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank HaufoTi, NJ. and Mrs II c
Henry Mr. aud Ms u Isawunsn Mr.
nsH NJ.
McMIcken, Nj and Mrs Aagus Macintosh. Mr..
and Mr.. Z C Neu'elder, Mr.. and Mrs.. T. II.
osgood, Mr.. and MS. ". I. Preston, Nj and
Mrs. ". Ii. Peters, Mr. and Ms. l. f.
Edwards, Mr.. ard Ms W. K Forrest. NJ.
aad Mrs. jacob Fgrth. Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. GriegS.
Mr.. sad Mrs H. II. Gilman, Mr. aud Mrs r =.
Graves, Mr.. and Ms J. = 6slt. Major ana Mrs.
}, 4, Hayden. Mr. sai Ms l. ;. J. Hunt NJ.
ard Mrs. II. ]. HnIl. NJ su3 Mrs George II.
Hebron, NJ snd Mrs. ". {. Hsl.hroa, Mr. sai
Mrs !. Il shepard, Ny. ani Mrs. = A SirOGL
NJ aud Ms. {. y. Saunders. NJ. sni Ms A r.
steEArt, jaise sad Ms, II. g. strive. NJ. ga1
Mrs. =. X stevens. Tacoms; Mr. and Mrs. Coiu-s.
fus I. Tyler. NJ sn3 Mrs. W. II. wilson, Nj and
Mrs. J. Lo;sug whitanston. Mr. and Mrs. K. {.
Wasahu-r. Lieutenant and Ma A. 4 NyckoE,
Nj aRd Mrs. II. c. Porter. NJ. an1 Mr. p v
:. Tagae. Bate, General art Mrs 4 ". Neezn
Judge end Ms. II g. boa1, Judge aua Mrs
Al.sa. TAcous: NJ. aa3 Ms. JOAN IL NeG-aw.
Ms. ". r Goodwin. rAyrs.seI aa1
Ms Webster. Miss Caapla, Ms,
he Wolfe. Mss Josephine pa Wolfe
Mss Edwards. N4ss yaery, Mss Hsa:o'd. Mis-,
Es5.s-. Mss Hubbard. Miss Bcwtsg, Tacorua,
Mss Il Il. " IS Hughes. Miss Miller, Miss DIV.
Miner, Mss Mckee, Miss FUgth. Miss G-irgs
Tacoma; Miss Graves. Miss GaEsav, Ms
Henry. Ms PAlilps Miss kS.ey. Miss Read
1Gsn. Miss Re,ie. Miss Stravs, Mss SacS.e. n,
Misses SsSsslnE. Mss S.ockb-i3Ee, Miss TAauop
soa. sAe N ses Nsa Nyck. Miss WISHING. q,
Misses eA4llea berger, tie Misses Wvckos, Mis-
Cora Clarke. Msss &eea. tie Misses Bowman
Miss Gosiw.n. Mss Noble Miss Piper, MIS-
Marguerite Mckinney. Miss Post. Tacoma
Mas greene, Tsc9,aa; Mss Metgs, Pert Madison
Mss Compton,. Mss incur. Tacoma: Ms
HosksaEoa. Kiss NsGde.eve, NJ = R Ai',<rt
soc. Mr.. Howard ". Baker. Judge Theus
Berse, Mr.. ". n Cane. NJ Herman CHI Jan
NJ. =. r powa.nE, ~. 4 + E1l0;L NJ q
Neaae EEaoEy. NJ. \. Eber..ur. Ny Theeao7e y
Aa.lef. Mr.. NJ < Harvey. Mr.. NJ X
jones. NJ. Charles Hisg, NJ. n Keuahe-
Mr.. James Hamilton Lewis, ~. II : Nese-ve
NJ. ". Il Mcpo-s.c, NJ. Charlie. = Monday
Mt. 4 Il Niet01E. Tacous: ~ tseaece Hvs.
Preston, Nj y Fel}y. Nj r NJ Palmer, Nj 4;
". Fisher. Mr.. john tt,eaoa yr Nir n / GasI
.ene. Mr.. James : Goldsmith. lSsa.eaA.t D I
Hayden, NJ. ". NJ Hasvsuztor. NJ I<eJ Psf
uer. MI 7. N. Rssa, Mr. =. / St;.ss,a. NJ
stanley =. Thompson. NJ. R-aak II y se,lt!9g
Mr.. + E Ware, ~. EE-a ". cake
Mitchell. NJ u Y Psxtor. Fo-t's~t
Fors3A-l: NJ. A W. Coleman, NJ, ;. r. ,l.er
teaser Mr. George Atkinson, n. N. D.. EAlrs
~ 5o-erh McElgov, Nr. Morton Haras5all. Nj
4 ners .N-F,au NJ StRnfSv TAnrt-..sr A.