The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-24

been the family home until the governor was
sent TO Olympia by the votes OF his feilow-ciu-
EenA Friends were present from all parts OF the
state. and many were conveyed 70 tie capt. IL
as the special guests OF ths groom on board OF
the steamer Bailey Gatzsrt, which had been
chartered for the occasion. The ceremony was
most impressive, the costumes OF the Ia
dies were brilliant. the reception at
the governors mansion was the social
event Of the season, and the wedding as whole
was one OF the brightest and hsppiess events OF
. social nature that have taken place in tho
city during the past year Mr.. and Mrs. Leary
viii spend the honeymoon in that most inter
esting country, Japan. and there is not q soul in
the state that does not wish them many
years of the most perfect happiness. On
Friday evening last a most elegant con-
course of people attended the Meschianzi given
for the benefit of the rectory fund of St Marks
church at the Armory. The entertainment was
In every way q complete success. The effect OF
the costumes Of our forsfathers on modern men
and women was pleasant and unique in the ex-
treme. 1t is = little too early yet to know just
what the affair Melted for its worthy object, but
the sum was doubtless very large To Mrs
Brsinerd. Mrs. Humphrey and all the other good
ladies who helped in the affair, great
credit Is due, for they certainly worked
with earnestness and intelligence. The
Young Peoples Fraternity OF the Uni
social at the Vendomc, which was pronounced
by sill who attended. and they were numerous,
10 be very enjoyable affair. The Vendome
never looked more attractive, and Mrs. Baker,
the hostess, spared no pains to make the occa-
sion, as far as her part was concerned, great
success. The Cotillion Club, though not SO
large as it was, numerically speaking, last sum-
mer. will yet give some very elegant dances
during the gay season. Arrangement OF the de-
tails is now being perfected. The Ladies' Mu-
steal Club gave an active members concert on
Friday afternoon at Pettis' Chambre de Musique.
which was well attended. The programme was
carried out by the members alone, but proved
OF a very enjoyable Character The literary So
eieties OF the state university gave joint pro-
Frammo on Friday afternoon which was consid-
erabiy better than such entertainments us ually
are. An entertainment was given on Thursday
evening at the First Presbyterian church in
honor OF DR.. y. T. Clark, who is at the head Of
the Young Peoples Society of Christian En-
dcavor OF the world. The Rainier club is con-
sdering the project OF having its club house in
tho new theater building. This is regarded by
many as clever idea and one that
would greatly benefit the organisation. The
Bohemian Club is still carrying on its Whist
tournament with the outsiders, and the contests
are growing warm and exciting. A general in-
terest is being awakened all along the line in
diversions, which, while outdoor in their
nature, are strongly associated with the pleas
ures OF society. Lawn tennis and horseback
riding already claim the attention of many, and
boating and lawn parties will follow quickly in
their footsteps. The people long to get out in
the air, and last sunday, being bright day,
thousands Of people went to Leschi park and
delighted in the attractions which art and ma
ture combined have given to that. favored
locality