The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-04


and in spite Of the rain which came down
In the afternoon, also brave enough to en-
Joy themselves. There Vas another enter
tainment provided for those Who chose 70
remain At home, and this was . concert in
the park. which continued most of the
afternoon. It vas estimated that there
were loo people in the park that after
noon, and - IL has been said that Emusic
10 eievating TO the soul" many souls
should have been soaring high that day.
ossaa lauseh Party.
This afternoon . very pleasant steam
launch party Vas given by LisuI Martin.
Of the United States army, who 10 sta
toned at Browne point. The party COM
prised good many Of the young society
people Of Tacoma. among those present
being: Miss Anderson, Miss Bailey, Miss
Little. Miss Ainsworth, Niss kershaw,
Miss Caikins. Miss Whalley. Mr.. Kershav.
Mr.. Ainsworth. Mr.. White, Mr.. H. Bull.
Mr.. w. Bull, Mr.. Ramsdeil.
Saturday night . reception vas rendered
by the Owl Club at its home, No. q c
street, in honor Of Miss Mitchell, Of New
York, sister Of one Of the members.
Some beautiful selections on the piano by
Mr.. Best were ole Of the notable features
OF the entertainaent. Among those pres
ent were: Miss Mitchell. Miss Bailey.
Miss Anderson, Miss Kershaw. Miss
Little, Miss Ainsworth. Miss Calkins. Miss
Griggs, Miss Bower, Mr.. and Mrs. Caesar,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey. Mr.. J. A. Anderson,
Mr.. L. Kershaw, Mr.. Hacker. Mr.. Jack
son, Mr.. Francioli. Mr.. Mclean, Mr..
Ramsdeii. Mr.. Mitchell Music and dane
ing were the order Of the evening.
Isenis Fees Agais.
On Wednesday afternoon the Tennis
club House was again The scene of activity
and tea drinking. the occasion being the
first tea Of the season. 1t was under the
supervision Of the officers and was GER
tainiy very successful. Among those who
played were: Mrs. Robert Price. Miss
Bailey, Mr.. +. 8. Bull, Mr.. Ainsworth.
Mr.. Anderson, Mr.. J. Anderson, Mr.. Nor
ton Ramsdeli, Mr.. J. lie +. Johnson, Miss
Rogers, Of Poughkeepsie. n. Y; Mr..
Leavenworth Kcrshaw. Miss Kershaw.
Among those present were: Mrs. Hyde,
Mrs. Giese, Mr.. and Mrs. p. vSCesar,
Miss Little. Mr.. N. Tyler, Miss Mamie
Harrington, Mr. and Mrs. Meiburn
Bailey, Mrs. J. c. Brockenbrough. IT,,
Mrs. J. NJ. Wins.ow. Miss Ferriss. Miss
Cooke. Mr.. II. 8. Grigas. Mr.. Van Marter,
Miss Caikins, Miss Seymour, Miss Jessie
| Seymour, Miss Dagmar Tisdale. Mr.. W. A.
! Bull, Miss Mitchell, Of Montclair, n. Y:
Mr. William Rice, Mr.. George White. Mr..
| W. w. Alter. Mrs. A. h. Bull, Miss Evans.
Universisv Commencement Exercises.
Puget Sound University commencement
exercises viii be held this year in the First
! NJ. Il. church. beginning Juno Is and end
| ing June 70 The prizes in tho oratorical
| and declamatory contests will be SO for
each contest The programme Of the uni
versity. together with the contestants for
| prizes. is rs follows:
| June iIi6-Anaual examinations.
juno II. p manual recital. College OF
june Is. II q m. --Baccaiaureats sermon BY
| the Rev. DIR. W. r. George. OF seattle. 3 p No.
! Y. n. c. A. sermon By Rev. Henry Raainus, of
June 10. 2p m.--Arnuai meeting OF trustees.
| sp r.--Ltafary contests Osatortcai contest
Cnerinrion. {. q. Evans. Mary vrooman. De.
| claratory coutest-Frank r. smith, Fred
Wright. W. d. shadsr. ". G. Miller, Marion
| shsffer.
June -. 8 p m.--Commencemsut exercises
| and comforting OF degrees.
Miss Grsggs' wedding.
| On Wednesday evening the wedding of
| Miss Griggs and DR.. G. c. Wagner will
take place a. the First Congregational
church at o'clock. There viii be a re-
| cepiion at the residence of the bride $
| father, Col G. W. Grigvs. at $50 o'clock.
| Miss Annie GEisss. sister OF the bride,
| will be the maid of honor. and the brides
maids will be: Miss Lucy Griggs. Miss
| Phillips. of olympia; Miss Helen Wood
ruif, Miss Calkins, Miss Evans. The
! ashcrs will be: Mr.. +. 6. Griggs. Dr. Van
| Martin. DIR. G. u. Hayes. Mr.. &. l.. Mum.
Mr. A. d. Wright.
Iadies' Musical Club.
At recent meeting OF the Tacoma
Ladies' Musical club the following officers
were elected: President: Miss Heartie
! Grigg.: FIRST vice president, Mrs. A, b.
Bull; second vice president. Mrs. c. Nc
, Daniels: executive board, Miss Pauline
Ben gel fchasrmsn), Mrs G. Il. Zabriskie.
Miss Georgia Whipple. Mrs. John shank.
Mrs, u. r. Stevens. The club will discon-
,inue its concerts during the summer
months.
Money Raised AZ ChArades
The eharadcs given las. week a. the
residence Of Mrs. Hurr were skilsulIy
carried out. Nearly So were secured for
the guild Much credit is to be given
the managing committee. inasmuch as At
the last moment play which was TO have
been given had TO be pat aside and the
charades substituted. Mr.. Hin. who had
studied hi. part in the play very ardnously,
va. slightly disappointed but much re-
lievet.
Mocnltghs Fsssy Postponed.
A moonlight riding party had been
planned for Monday evening. bu. il wa.
postponed. Only three Of the party at
tempted il and enjoyed the moonlight in
that way.
Pesseaai and ChaG
ccugrsssnsn ". H. peossss,s - 1t San rraa-
cisco.
Mr. Frank q. cAsnaiss aas gone East 70. .
month
Judge aad Nra Emmett n Faske: have gone
| to Iowa
senator Van Hoasea wss here from Spokane
| TAarsday.
NJ ana Nrs. Chester Thcrns hare returned
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