The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-16

~ ~1IAzI granrns OF which
xas rendered By The combined talent or
Stanford and the University OF Cantor
aEa men on Mou5 ~ evening, and
charming afternoon tea on WEDNESDAY.
The really excellent concert wnicn was
gfver in Cs1sckertng hau was a surprise
TO many the talent shown being OF
high order. Society turned ons ~ large
numbers DOMINIC The n1st bec0-iine rev
gowns and finishing the evening oy
dance. al viii n the college men cut 20
fine a figure that The FIRST place vas hot
for once given 10 the home SWANS.
la the new grounds of the Ladies Ten
mis- club. which occupies the northern
rar,tor Of the block between Yakima.
North Third and Division avenues. a de-
Iishtfgl tea was given by the officers OF
the club on Wednesday between the
hours of I ard 8.
Half of che grounds have been laid ont
,n clay courts. the other half has been
scdded while about the four sides neat
terraces slope downward from the sur
rounding higher ground. 20 that the set
ting Is extremely pretty. For the tea
tables. chairs and seftees were placed on
the grassy lawn. over which large Jap
s1ese umbrella was raised which pro-
seeted the dainty maids from the too ar
dent rays Of the sun. white and green
were the only coiors on the tables. these
being the clubs coIors. Russian tea was
served from n large punch bowl. Let
tuee sandwiches. cakes and other good
things were served 20 the hundred or
more who assembled. not 20 mention the
fragrant aroma OF not tea. which was
poiired ny Mrs 4 b. Bull from shin
lag copper kettle hanging over the blue
names OF an alcohol lamp. The ladies'
who served and prepared the entertain
rneut were attired i'm most becoming
toilettes and made fetching picture as
they went about their duties as hosteSses.
Mrs Stewart Rice. the president. wore a
very becoming gown Of pale bun linen,
trimmed with white lace. with a hat to
correspond Mrs. j. W. Anderson, the
vice president. looked exceedingly well
In dress OF duck. the skirt being Of
white with smart jacket OF striped
duck Mrs. Chester Thorne was also in
white duck. relieved by a very becoming
waist Of green under the jacket The
wide Ieghorn hat. trimmed with green
satin ribbon. lace and pink roses, COM
pleted what was one of the prettiest
dresses worn. Mrs. W. II. Eaton looked
handsome In a dress OF sink silk ging-
ham the waist Of which was made with
wide round collar, trimmed with narrow
rows Of black lace. a black lace hat with
pink roses finished this dainty toilette.
Mrs. Caldwell was also in white and made
"a marked figure In the pretty picture.
A,rF. Hiscock and Mrs. Cornwall wore
street suits, the former OF light brown
crepol and the latter a stylish tailor
made gown. Miss kershaw. Miss Ander-
son and Miss Holbrook all appeared in
attire ready for play. Among the mem
bers OF the club and the guests were no
ticed: Mrs. Adna Anderson Mrs Hans
Giese. Mrs. Cutler. Mrs f.. VI. Hunt, AIRS.
George Mliikin. AIRS. Harry Hurley. Mrs.
s. Holbrook, Mrs. Walter Oakes. Mrs. W.
II. Bridges. Mrs. Charles Hurley, Miss
Forbes. Miss Peck. Miss Kershaw. Miss
Keown Miss Cheal. Miss Anderson. Miss
Holt. Miss Thomas. Miss Evans. Miss
Rowe. Miss Mabel Rowe, Miss Harlow.
MsB Treat. Miss Burnett. Rev. \ w Mar
tin. MIR. G. +. Ferry. DR. Dickins. Mr. W.
III. Eaton, Mr. Morton Ramsdel Mr. Pur-
don. Mr.. WIN Bull and others.