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COMING EyESIs.

Mr.. GUY Post will leave for the East in
few DAYS to spend the Ninter.
Mr.. Fred r Sander viii leave for an ex-
tended Eastern trip tae early part Of the
coming seek.
A tournament wih BE held on the
grounds Of the olympic LAwn Tennis Club
about the second week in September
Mrs. George r. MeAchsm and ehildrsn
viii retarn from spring Beach the latter
mart OF this week 20 their home on Kenton
niil
W9rs Thomas BaFks. Mrs. J. c. Hainss
Ard Mis-. Farth kllE receive guests az the
Iswu tennis tea next Wednesday alter
aeon.
The charming summer resort created at
eamp EnetAI. near Pert Orchard. Eiu be
hfokea az tAis coming week. aud as oceu-
pants Mr. and Mrs. A. =, StewzFts Mr.
saa Mrs. Maurice AcAleken. Mr.. and
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Ms. r A. WluE and M and Ms EnEie.
wil rstuFa - their respective homes IA
tAis city.
Mrs. ;. }. HoWe.l. Miss Howell ana Mrs
H& Howell and bay are expected home
thss week after a ssvea months vlsis ia
the East
Lieut. and Miss WyckoF will return
from Lake eastman tomorrow snG tsks
np tasiT residence KGth Mr.. and Mrs ;. l.
Crawford.
The campers at ssrae Cssiars" around
Aiki posri have dwsnaied down in num-
eers from 10 20 about nfty and these ex-
The ladies Of Triaitv VI. T. church are
arranging "a give variety soclsl 81 the
residence OF Mrs c. NJ. Sheafe. On Qaeen
Anne all. next Tuesday evening. August
= when some Of the exercises OF ..ye
olasn time" will be given.
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+. l. Fshrsn and sx-GoY. Knapp. The
guests Of the evening we're Gov. sn6 Mrs.
lyman Z knspp, Mr.. and Mrs +. l.
fenrsn. Mr.. Aaa Nrs s l. Crssford.
Capt and Ms. ". L. Ballard. Mr.. and
Ms W. r. BrawIey. Mr.. and Mrs John
l. Cole. Mr.. and Mrs Rooert Cr0fs. Mr..
and Mira r. II Peterson. Ir. and Nrz-
r T. Fowier. Mr. and Mrs A. Z Nc
Dsvitt. Dr.. and Mrs. Howard goslyn, Rev
end Mrs W. A shanksir. Mr.. ". b Rob
ersson. NJ. ana Mrs. &. L Marb4s, Col.
and Mrs. G. n. sheAfe.
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SOCIAL NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Frank b. Wrestling was in Tacoma
Thursday.
Mr.. Launeelot Pelly has returned from
Vancouver.
DR.. c. w sharples is vlciting his parents
al Eugene. OR.
Miss Argens gave party last week at
ST. Eighth street.
Mrs. J. Furth and Miss Farth we're la
Tacoma yesterday.
". 4. Dewey. q Sequim. Ciailam
county, IS in the citY.
Miss Graves Is camping with party Of
friends on Aiki Polnt.
J. II. Bradford. IT,. of Tacoma, spent
last Friday IN this city.
Mrs F. BFainerd gave an informal tea
last Monday afternoon.
NJ. "Jock" Bradford. of North Yakima,
spent Friday "a the city.
Clayton Crawford has returned from q
six weeks trip to California.
Mr. Josiah Collins made flying bnsi-
ness trip 80 Tacoma Saturday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. W NJ. Cowley have gone
20 iske Cushman for two weeks.
Miss Hattie Bray Is the guest Of Mrs. o.
CospeF and family At American lake.
Mrs. II. Y. Y. Bean Is visiting her sister,
Mrs J. T. Hedge, a. Oregon City. Or.
Mrs. 4. c. bowman and son. ONE. are
visiting friends in Whatcom this week.
Capt James Sugent aud family have re-
turned from taeir trip doEa the Sound.
Mr. Andres Miller and family took an
outing On Lake Washington last Friday.
George II. Walker. a prominent attor-
neF Of Iaconsa. y guest 81 the Rainier.
Ma III Ismou and ratuh fsggnu
Miss Isabel Toan, Of Aaasortes. j. spend-
sug the week wfth Mrs Plank 81 Esntou.
Mr. and Mrs " f. II. Green left yesteF-
day TOR -noquAimls falls 70 spend 5 iew
DAYS
Pref and Mrs. ]. = Curtis. Mr. and
Mrs. v. r. kseharasou. and n - Esther
Ps.Eon, Q! Cleveland, ~, are al Bellevue
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WEDDINGS



The wedding Of Mr.. Elton E. aiaswor.h.
81 this city. sud Miss He en- Gruhe, OF
yictoriz. p. -. in TIE latter cssy lAss
"Wednesday proved the social event Of the
week The event Is described in the Vic
toTia Daily Coloaiyt OF last Thursday as
follows: Under fragrant bell Of roses
IN the easrniagly decorated drawing room
Of her mothers home a. as Yates stress.
Miss Helen CRUDE. only daughter OF Mrs.
JaiIa G Schroeder, and q young lady for
tnnate IN the possession o. q small army Of
warm friends in tbs city, was last even
ing united in marriage TO Mr.. Elton Z.
AinsSorih. of Seattle, n member OF
the firm Of Ainsworth 4 Dunn, and
one Of the best-known business men
Of the sound city. Rev W. Leslie
Cay. pastor Of the -. Andrews Presby-
terrain church. performed The interesting
ceremony. Mr.. Dunn. the groom : partner.
assisting hinl with his presence IS best
man, and Miss Bertha jameson acting rs
bridesmaid. shiie Misses Huteheson, Luta
jameson and AMY Carmichael were the
maids of honor. The brides costume WAS
OF cream corded silk. and most becoming:
she carried shower bouquet OF roses and
maidenhair fern. The bridesmaids dresses
were harmonious creations of mauYe and
cream six aud lace. All the house was
bright with flowers aud musical with the
voices and laughter OF friends, of whom
there we're about Gifty or more among the
invited guests. including Mr. j. +. Chap
man, of Seattle: Mr. Rohrabachor ana
daughter. OF Portland, and Mr.. Wlngo,
also Of the Oregon city. Mr. and Mrs.
Alnsxorth were passengers by the Charmer
this morning, their wedding journey tax
ing them through Eastern Canada and the
chief cities Of the Atlantic coast; return
ing, they will make their home in Seattle"
The masds OF honor were MISS J. Hutchi-
son, attired in blue silk and lace; Miss
Amy Carmichsl. green and pink silk with
lace, and Miss Luta jameson, pongee and
scarlet silk. The usher was Mr.. Douglas
b. McConnan. The guests in attendance
were: Mr.. ard Mrs. II. Kent, Mr. and
Mrs. l. Henderson, SIR. and Mrs L.
Jameson, Mr.. ". jameson, Mr. and Mrs.
j. Hatehison, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Henderson,
Mrs. Astrieo, Mr.. and Miss Rohrabaeher,
Mr. Wingo. Mrs. DIR. Hall, Mrs. NJ.
Adams, Miss Florence Adams,
Mr. f. r.. Marvin, Mr.. ].
Boyd. Vancouver: Mr.. H. Russell.
Miss Russell. Miss Birdie Russell, Miss
Carrie Austen, Miss Scott Rev. NJ. Clay.
Miss Leach. Mrs. Bradley. Mrs. o. Bache-
Tor, Miss Moss, Miss May Moss, Mr.. Doug
las MeConnan. Mr. J. b. Giffen. Mr. W. S.
Philips. Mr. Gordan Austen, Miss jane
son. Miss Luta Jameson, Miss J. Hutchl-
son, Miss Amy CarmicheI. Mr.. and Mrs.
Munroe, Mr.. G. Mcconnan. Mr.. j. T.
Campion, Mr.. Ernest Bradley, Mr.. All
Bradley Mr.. and Mrs. David Kerr, Miss
Heistsrman. Mr.. w. l. Challoner. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Reed. Miss Roberta
Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kent, Mr.. ID.
Miller, Mr.. J. White. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Lesser. Mr.. and Mrs. LEM. Mr.. and Mrs.
Moss. Mr. A. Dunn, Mrs. J. c. Schroeder.
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On Saturday evening the Misses DarnAll
gave a delightful card party at their home
on North q street Six-handsd euchre
was played during the evening and all
present thoroughly enjoyed themselves
Later in the evening refreshments were
served. Among those present were:
Miss DarnslI. Miss Margaret Dafnall. Miss
Alien, Of Olympia; Miss Anderson. Mr..
and Mrs. II. e. Wallace. Mlss Wallace,
SIR. I. h. Wallace. Mr. Edgar Wagiaoe.
Miss Bailey. Miss Rowe. Miss oiriggs. SIR.
III. :. Griggs. Mr. Il. q. Griggs. Mr.. Theo-
dars Griggs. Mr.. Jack Bradford, Mr..
Mr.. George Miliiksn. Miss Dickinson. Miss
Taylor, Of 81. Paul; Miss Florence Pad
dock, Miss Evans. Miss Helen Woodruff,
Ma BeekHlth.
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CrandaiI-Mnis.

SouTH BEND. Aus. 25--(Special. Miss
Bertha T. Mills and Dir. ID. f. Crandeil
were married at the home of the brides
father in Bay Center. The BRIDE is
daughter of William Mills. one of Pacific
county's leading oystermen. The groom
is instructor of commercial branches in
Vashon college and The son of Mr.. K. b.
Crandsll. deputy clerk OF the supreme
court. The happy couple left Immediately
for Olympia and Vashon college. The
guests present were: Mr.. and Mrs. r. b.
Crsndall, Hon. and Mrs. A. ). Bush, Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. Marion. Mr.. and Mrs.
Zach label, Rev. and Mrs. G. w. Mat
thews. Prof. ]. J. Bush, Messrs. ]. z.
Goodpasture, ]. A. Rhoa9es, Eugene,
Howard and Emerson Wilson. Il. X.
Bush, Morris CrandalI. Messrs. Roy
and Roland Mills and Misses Josie Bush,
Jessie CrandalI. Ella and June Mills, jamie
Rhoades and Retta NEWMAN.
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SOCIETY AT TACOMA.
Pretty Decorative Effects at
Miss Evans Wedding.
CUPID WAS BUSY TINS WEEK.
Patriotic CssiHens Entnu.@ over later
state fatr-Iadtes' Tennis rsarea-
meRt- boating Parties.

state fair Is Occupying an important plsce
IN the minds OF patriotic oitizens az pres
ent, and between that and the enthusiastic
interess displayed In tennis there j. much
10 engross ene's thoughts. Aud such i'm
pertAnt matters, too. The fair wsll tor
maily open August - and 10 is naturally
hoped thAs there will &c a grand rush gor
the grounds from that day ON 10 the fiFst
Of November What chance As favorable
as this wiz be given to visit genuine
streets OF Cairo. TOR instance. unless one
consempiates a trip 10 Egypt during the
next iew yearsr The mirror maEe. 500,
and the optical illusions: what unusual
chances do they unfold for SmusemeRtf
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Kila wnite,. surpri.e Part.

A number of little Ella Whites young
friends gathered at her home Wednesday
evening, August -. and rendered her a
surprise in honor OF her birthday. Games
were INDUCED in until late hour, after
which refreshments were served. Among
the young guests present were Misses
Carrie Ross, Carrie Noble. Mary Ross.
Eva Dyer. Hattie kimball. Ernestine
White, Flora Longfellow, Rifle White,
Fannie White. Katie Lyon, Addie Lyon,
Lottie White, Masters Holmes Ross. Ed
ward White, Frank White, Ralph Ross.
Reuben White. Irving Ross, Ned White
and Frank Noble.
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Returned rram Ar.s. Beach.

Mr. Colman's camping party that left
tSo weeks ago oa the steam launch Cvrene
Tor orcas ls.and returned home lzst Tues
asy. having had glorious time 81 II hunt
Ing and fishing. Mr.. Colman mas 6nilt =
summer resort on Agate Beach with all
the modern conveniences. and from il the
party eaioyed daily cuttings 10 neighboT-
ing bays. rivers aud mountains The party
was made up Of the following guests: Mr.
and Mrs. j. L. ColmAn, Mr.. aud Mrs. A. T.
BarSeI, Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. +. &. Kill
bourne, Prof aad Mrs. c. A. Taylor. Mr..
and Mrs J. l. Dawson. Mr.. and &rs. l.
Z. simpson, Mtss Nellie Campbell, Miss
Bessie BurSei, Miss susie Barsell. Mrs.
III. ;. Taylor, Miss Clara Bigslow. Miss
Lslias Maitland, Miss Jenny Hosbroog,
Miss Nellie Hubbard. Miss Helen Gtliett,
Miss Mary Mcdonald, Mr.. c. +. Bowman.
Mr.. w. Il. Hammonds. Mr.. Leon Mears,
DIR. c. A. Smith. Mr.. @. A. Ceiman. Mr..
l. ]. cOlnan
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The principal event OF the week was the
wedding of Miss Evans and SIR. +. l. Hal
stead at the brides home on Nortn II
street or Wednesday. Tho ceremony took
place a little after II o'clock. and was sol
emnixed BY Rev. Preston Barr The house
Was a perfect bower. making enc almost
imagine that the ceremony was taking
place out OF doors. Hops. eiematis and
lilies formed an important part Ia the
decorations. From the ceiling. doorwavs.
windows. aad every conceivable place, the
graceful vines hung aud formed delightful
Surroundings for an impressive event. Al
I2.i5 Mrs. listed played the Wedding
march and the wedding party catered
the room. Mr.. f. |. Halsted aud his
best man, Mr.. T.. simpson, came
first. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel WiIkesoa and
son followed: Mrs. Halsted and Mrs.
Evans. accompanied by Mrs. Evans sister,
then the maid OF honor, Miss Zelma Wilkc-
son, the little niece OF the bride, followed
by the bride with her father. The maid
of honor Was attired entirely ia white with
q wreath Of Margueritcs In her hair aud
carried bunch OF the same howers. Miss
Evans wore gown of white ofgandie aud
lace with tulle veil. 5 he carried bunch
of white carnations, The bridal party
stood within the large bay window of the
back room. which was partially divided
from the rest of the room by low green
partitions. Above the entrance to this was
a large how-knot, made of white lowers
aud green's. During the ceremony
there was music by Mrs. listed.
After the service the bride and
groom received congratulations from their
friends and then refreshments were served.
There was a brides cake with ring in il,
and all the unmarried young women pres
ent had "a chance 20 cut for ths ring. 10
was found by Miss Hall in her piece Of
cake. The carriage for Mr.. and Mrs.
HalsteAd arrived before 2 o'clock, and
there was ample time before their depart
IRE to do ample justice 10 the decorat-
ing of this vehicle Slippers. over
shoes. flowers. rice and few other things,
besides yards of white ribbon. were dis
posed of in various parts of the car
riagc, even on the horses and driver.
Before $50 Mr.. aud Mrs. Halsted
drove of, after having rica showered
upon them, but the distance was
not great before the most conspicn-
Gus part of toe decoration was removed.
Mr. aud Mrs. Halsted expect 10 remain
away a week. On their return they will
30 10 NhAfsoh. Nh1Ao AhNH AWAAfe heaaR
will be. Among those present at the we'd
ding were; Mrs. listed. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
NJ. Miller, Miss Paddock, Miss Florenes
Paddock. Mr.. Caldwell. Mr.. II. ]. Fransl-
oil. Miss Hail. Mr.. and Mrs. stephen Hoi-
brook. MISS Holbrook, Miss Ethel IIol-
brook. Miss Holt Miss Gertrude Holt,
Miss Bowen. Mr.. Walter Loyeday. Miss
Seymour, Miss Jessie Seymour, Mr. and
Mrs Samuel Wilkeson, Mr.. Ritter Wilke-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. G. h. Zabriski Mrs. j..
h. Best. Mr.. George Milliken. Mrs. War
rem Brown. Mrs. Forbes. Miss Forbes. Mr..
Morton Ramsdell, Miss Dickinson. DIR.
Hicks, Mr.. Harry sharp. Miss Worden.
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Miss Ida Foote gave an interesting party
last "Wednesday evening as which quick
wit and intelligence we're called into
nanny reauisitson. A class in zoology
was frss formed ia which drawings OF
animals were submitted snd the guest
giving the most correct ANSWERS wAs de-
r.Ared the winner q the first prize. Mr..
Crotssaat waa the fortunate on- 81 this
game. Tails Vas followed hy oonvefsa-
t,onal q ass. and Miss Johnson proved her
seIfto be the hess salkcs and carried OF
the first prize for that Refreshments
eers served And a pleasant evening Vas
rnt0veA. The guests we're: Miss Hord,
Mlss Grace Hura. Miss Smoke, Miss
Florence Saoke. Miss Campbell. Mss
Conner. Miss Nellie Conner. Mrs Eree0,
Miss Haker. Miss EWins. Miss johnson.
Miss Lulu BaFageF. Miss bethune. Mss
knapp. Mr.. Carr, Mr.. Conner, Ne. Nc
care. Mr. Ewing. Mr.. Hswley. Mr.. Cath.
cart. Mr.. Turner. Mr. Foster. Mr.. Croas-
saat. Mr.. Tucker, Ds. i.adlOs. Mr.. spsiF,
Mr.. Knapp, Mr. Hammers.
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A merry party 81 Seattleitcs has been en-
2oYlns Az eating Al camp 90 ioF several
NesAs past The camping gFoaad IS one
81 the Wo>g hrAuIiial 0n tae shores Of
fakes sound. heins only nsne mites tsega
Tie tltY sae gentisgesa drive oot "a the
sfensnE aad bacS 90 bassness "a TIE usoFE-
ing FISHING. hunting clans aiSeins.
u sea shooting, foos racing and bathing
~aFe she principal smusaments Every
evening AZ gathered arouad huss camp
tfs. where story sslliaE. gattar music and
ssHsng ma1s size koars ~ al Soo fast.
SAnP u.o tasugsrl wss nes suggested ~
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Ga Tuesday afternoon Cot slniz took
little party 20 QusrtsFfnastes's hagboF in
his launch Clover. Those invited we're:
Mr. and Mrs J. s Boyle. Mr. sad Mrs.
Naurics Du Pont AR. and Mrs. Lee. Miss
Seymour. Miss Jessie seymour and Mrs.
G. ". Begprat
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wright-Best.

Mr. William Wright and Miss Nellie
Best, both of Port Gamble, Kitsap county,
were united in marriage at the paTlors of
the Hotel Butler on Wednesday evening.
August -. 1894. Rev. John L. Damon off,
eating A few friends were present to
witness the ceremony and extend con-
gratulations- Mr.. and Mrs. Wright lett
for down the Sound on Thursday.
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Anier.nn-Eian.rn.

Sir. Steffen Andersen aud Miss Anne
Hansen. both OF this city, were quietly
married yesterday afternoon at the resi-
dence Of the officiating clergyman. John
r. Damon. 90 Fifth street, Mr.. C. Ole
Hansen. father OF the bride. and Mr. Otto
J. Nelson being among the witnesses
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rhe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The Yoans men Of Rainier Heights have
formed tae Nsnareal Dancing Cab which
- rs name suggests. all be given every
Friday evcalne At the homes 81 the twelve
nsmhers. 10 waich the cub j. limited.
TIE present officers are: President M
VIA lnglis. secretary and treasurer Ne.
Adeioers hlEkA 4ae membership iss
AF. osTsia fssaK, NF. FranA FslAk, Mr..
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Ia tennis the ladies' tournament began
this week Wednesday, but the enthusiasm
was 30 much expended last week ON the
OPEN tournament that the applause was
somewhat weaker aud the excitement not
30 great. However. those who entered
did their best, aud today the prizes vsrs
Glnfrihniad
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The tennis tea was served on Wednes-
day afternoon by Miss Little. Miss Mum
son, Miss Flo Mcdonald and others.
Among those who played were: Mrs.
Frederick Bross. Miss Bailey. Miss Wood
ruff. Miss Anderson, Miss krouse, Miss
Kerahaw and Miss Paddock. Among those
present we're: Mrs. A. b. Bun. Miss Mar
garet Darnaii. Mr. Jack bradford. Miss
Tilllnghast. Mr.. X. s, HUI. Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin. Miss rockingham. Mrs. Fanny
Bailey. Miss Jessie Seymour. Miss Patter-
son, Mr.. George White, Miss Florence
Paddock. Mrs X. Il. Price. Miss Thomas.
Miss Brown, Mrs. c. Is. Hurley. Mrs.
Harry Hurley, Mrs. Cranston Potter. Mrs.
stewart Rice. Mr.. Cnppage. Miss Mabel
Kesshaw, Miss ksina Durgin. Miss Hewitt
and Miss Rowe
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Many delightful little trips on the water
have been taken during the past few
weeks. The various little launches hsvs
been buslly plying 20 and fro. and The
sasiboat Constance hiss taken many .
merry party over the water.
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Mr.. John Avutter'. birthday Party.

Miss Lille Agutter, q Edgewater, gave
a lawn party in honor of her brother. Mr..
John Agutter, last Monday evening in
honor of his birthday anniversary. In
strumentai and vocal music, followed by
dancing aud lunch made up a pleasant
evening. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs Elhs. Dir. and Mrs. Agutter. Miss
Coutts. Miss kseton, Miss Buhtz. Miss
Marguerite Coutts. Miss Idella johnson.
Miss Wheeler. Miss Jennie Coutts. Mr.. ".
F. Buhiz. Mr.. Thomas Tough, Mr.. Harry
keeton. Mr.. Albert kahtE. Mr.. Worth
Densmore, Mr.. John Wilmoi, Mr.. Agutter.
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Mr.. Chapman J. Wells and Mrs. Louisa
l. Byers, both OF this city, were quietly
married at the residence OF the officiating
minister, John r. Damon. 9l0 Fifth street,
Seattle, Monday. August -, 1884, few
friends witnessing The ceremony.
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SOCIETY OFTHE WEEK
campers Gradually Turning
Their Faces H0mewards.
SOCIETY AT a sTANDsTILL.
a xurber Of Pleasing Informal Affairs
far the wesk-Comfnx Events-
Personals Weddings.

there was dearth Of social events dur
szg the last week, the continued warm
.salher tending TO discourage the efforts
nssesszry FOR afternoon teas or lunebeons
- evening parties. 4 number 81 informal
.nasrs. however. made up the usual round
a social pleasures among those who have
renained in the city The camp
srs are gradually coming home from
axe aud sea shore and By about
s,pseu.ber all will have returned weli IN
ysrorased By their outing. the younger
s.sneni ready 10 resume neglected studies
and the older heads their daily cares Of
ne. No society event Of any prominenee
: expected much before the middle or lat
Ger end Of September. excepting perhaps
the egIning lawn tennis tournament. which
psomises 70 be concluded wish a grand
ball Outside of this there 10 nothing ia
rev socially for the coming week
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Last Monday evening Mrs. l.. W Bon
ney gave an informal party in honor of
Miss Chittenden, who left last Tuesday
fer her home in California. The young
lady, who has decided musical talent.
made numerous friends during her visit
In this city. The early part Of the even
ing was devoted TO progressive hearts. Mr..
George Holloway securing the first prize.
a mounted picture Of art Wins the
Heart, aud broken heart was bestowed
on Miss Stewart. with many expressions
Of consolation. After refreshments, dane.
ing Was INDUCED in until late hour.
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Ms and Ma. Thomas II. Clancy and
Mr.. and Mrs. Newman. who are camping
neAr Alki posnt sers pleasantly surprised
by Mr.. Hank Cayerly and q party q
friends, sho Invaded TIE camp. brtng NJ
Wish them 3 bend 81 music. The day Vas
spsnE In dancing on the green and in gen.
srAi merry making. and continued antu
long after saHdosa. when the party re-
luotsntly rsgraeed their steps hotuexard.
carrying with them pleasant recoileetions
cf the fcYaus occasion
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A pleasant evening Was spent at the
residence Of Judge A. +. Palmer. at Rock
away beach. Lake Washington, last
Wednesday. In honor OF Bessie aad
Jerome Burchett. Who are about to leave
for their future home in Philadelphia.
where they viii JOIN their father. Rev. ]
&. Barcbett There were about thirty
present. their teachers and friends from
the University Of Seattle The evening
vas spent in games. recitstlons and music.
Refreshments were served aud TIE best
wishes Of their teachers and friends were
rendered to the ones about 10 depart.
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Judre aud Mrs. A. II. Foote gave pro
s-rssslvx conversational PARTY al their rssi-
arnce on Albert street last Friday eyentug.
which proved = most 60 0y aese affair. The
various rcoms seEe naA4e tFaErsns N4ta
choice AoWrrs. TIE ha.l sas banked 9Th
hfieht roses. Yellow sAs the prevailing
co.oF in tae parioF. While ssset Pas
frightened up the library ard dining
rooms Iae votes cast st the close o ne
conversation shoae3 ta.l sev uaost entsE-
tanning GaiAeEs 81 tbs eYeaing Nsse AEs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-26
A rlsa,ant Journey 10 Mi.. Cout,,

A few Of Miss Lizzie Coutts' friend.
gathered a. her residence a. Fremont last
Friday evening 10 wish her a pleasant
Journey on her Eastern trip. Miss Coutis
was delightfully."- surprised. bat charm.
ingiy did the honors Of the evening.
Music conversation, etc, and lunch made
the evening pass pleasantly. Those pres
ent we're: Miss NlnniugaAm. Mss Robin
son. Mss heston, Miss AgatteF, Misses
Coutis. Mrs. Fielding smith Mr.. and
Mrs. +. Coats. Ar. hsaton. Mr.. Aguttsr.
Mr. Loasb, Ar. Densmore, Mr.. Mann.