The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-03

1900. ana many 81 Tie soessty
IA IS nov becone quits pro6cisnt
go. which they hAndls With the
rrofessfonais. a Isdies' rowing
H. nssussI sequence Of rscs
S n compstitors only. 10 The next
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feee-A-0ssa Clsb Psssy.
Knot-A-1ain Club, composed Of
z6x soeiesv ladies. gaze its first party
1Sir evening as MnL Clark's resi-
49, rourtesnth and Spring strsets-
IS eenxnsr uas exceptionally tine for
$50 oocnsIou and tsndsd to enhances the
6nuty II fhs many decorations in and
aside. Chin1ee lanterns cast . soft glow
opsr the scsns on porches and throughout
~ walks Of tbs yard, whiis the interior
was ! bower Of beautiful fiousu. arranged
With exquisite tasts IN The various rooms
The hall was evsrxresu and dogwood. the
library pausiss sst on With Fosss. and the
psrlor mink. Wagssr's hand furnished
she music. and the arst party given BY the
young ladies proved grand saccssa The
ladies present wsrs: Miss Helen Nc
Nsueht, Miss Gertrude Clark, Miss Ksts
Mc6rAw. Miss Evelyn Graves. Mis- Elaine
Hanford, Mis- Ads Hsnford, Miss Marion
Garfield, Mias Laura Csnheld, Mis- sidonia
furth, Miss Phiiens Graham. Miss Wlni-
nd Wade, Niss Anna Turner, Mis- AIics
Iokias. Ni~ Ekhel Young, Aiss Zos
csnpis. Mis- Ethsi 6smpis. hiss Gene
yieve Relic. Miaa Anna Parsons. Miss
nohojta @. Carrot. Miss Edna Whittier.
N0 hottie fhhiipps. Atss Dottis
- niss Annie Smith. Miss Minnie
A'ss nsllse Hubbard, Miss
- Howard. Mir Jessie Hanford. Aiss
- Hanrd MIss Mamie RuaeeiI. Mr..
n Nm Kslley. Mr.. L. Ksaisy. The
q r. - present were: Nj. Guy Post,
nj A. Frederick. Mr.. Harry Fred
y. Sidney Howard. Mr.. Orfin w.
Mr.. Edward w. Herald, Mr..
- Turner. M. ABB Ritxwalisr, Mr..
James kicksrt, Mr.. viii Ingiiss,
nfles Wurtels, Mr.. Ernest Wurtele.
- y 6nipes. jr., Mr.. Stockton Rum
e. Linn Reife, Mr.. Clare e. Farns-
UM4 Nj. Dana A. Farnsworth. Mr.,
- 1Addy. Mr.. Robert Webb. Mr.. Clark
~, II. Willis Farr. Mr.. Fred Ranke.
IA fFod Duffy, Mr.. Van smith, Mr.. Phil-
- Mnrrison, Mr.. Harding Gov. Mr..
tsnnk Hawkes.. Mr.. Clarence Edwards.
IL, hert Williams, Mr.. Lyman Thayer.
~. James Hogc, Mr.. Jesse Brinker. Mr..
Irank Adkins. Mr.. Horace Turner Mr.
fhartps Burnett Mr.. Rob Brentor. Mr..
temo Brown and Mr.. Forbes Brown.
Tacoma vas represented by Mr.. Norbert
0uimsfte. Mr.. bel Young. Mr.. Waller
Harvey. Mr.. Eustace Drumm. Mr.. Loui.
Parsons Mr.. Roy NJ. Ballard. Mr.. Cor and
Mr. Laws.
!. saa Ire. Lsary - Home.
ana Mrs. John Leary returned home
Thursday after two months tour
Msxico, bringing with them many
saRsee trOm the land Of the Montexumas.
ynas 70 the beautiful old mansion OF Mr..
- M. John Leary, at the corner Of
1scoed and Madison streets, Is sure to
Fose period Of rosy -haed pleasure for
- saisof, Tor the spacious rooms are al
ssne With the treasures of ancient and
McdeFn af1 whose rare beauty and vsrtae
sesrinfy exhibited and described by
esnsaa host aud gracious hostess. The
s.ess interesting portion OF their recent
1sAaeAn travels was visit to the pyra-
49, ~ shoiasu, where they purchased a
- nj 81 rare ancient antique carvings OF
sh.rsd stone, representing masks Of
-. women aud animals. some display.