The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-19

and the result exceeded their most san
guine expectations The pavilion was
beautifully illuminated with Japanese Ian
terms. presenting a scene truly enchant-
ing as the happy couples swept by in uni
son 10 the sweet strains OF Strauss and
other fayorIte composers. Nor was the
pavilion the only source Of pleasure. for
the beautiful walks We're quite attractive.
~ illuminated and induced many TO stroll
while "the band played on" This most
successful outdoor event will be followed
BY an excursion TO East Seattle Friday
evening, July 81.
The members OF the local union OF the
y r. s. c. f. held meeting at Madrona
park Tuesday evening from until ..
About thirty went out on the cars at 5 80
and were joined little later by few
others. the programme for the first part
of the evening being the discussion of a
bounteous and most excellent luncheon.
A short business session was held later,
over which newly elected President Lynn
presided. Mr.. J. =. Hartmann was elected
junior superintendent; Mr.. Homer l.. Bun
and Mr.. T.. s. Osborne were appointed
chairmen of the floating and missionary
committees. After few minor business
matters had been attended 10 the party
returned home by the YesIer avenue car
line. after very pleasant session.
One of the most pleasurabie events OF
the past week was the picnic given AZ
Woodland park last week in honor OF
Mr. l. yoorsonger and Mr.. +. Block. OF
San Francisco. The afternoon. and II
was a delightful one. too. was passed In
singing. music and dancing, and deiici-
Gus luncheon was served. Among
those present were: Miss +. Samuel OF
Portland: Miss H. Davis. Miss Shapiro.
Miss l.. Shapiro. Miss Lessor. Miss l. Les
scr. Miss NJ. Cohen. Miss X. Garfinkle.
MIR. NJ. Cohen, of Tacoma: Mr.. II. White,
Mr.. r. Mesdag. Mr.. A. Levy. Mr.. T. Levy.
Mr.. A. Cohen, Mr.. J. Gottstein. MIR. A.
Goodman, Mr.. G. Greenbaum and Mr.. NJ.
Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs f. " Clark entertained a
party OF friends on Lake Union Friday
evening In honor OF Mr.. Elmer Ardoe, OF
Portland. Or. The party was first taken
for row on the pretty little sheet OF
water. and during the afternoon stop
was made on the north shore of the lake.
near Edgewater. whore lunch baskets
were unpacked and a most delightful
luncheon spread. Mr.. and Mrs Clark 5
guests were. Miss Ida Lewis. Miss
Youngs. Miss Peek. Miss Anderson. Miss
Wheeler. Mr.. Walter Anderson, Mr.. Elmer
Ardoe, Mr. Wills knight, Dir. w. +.
hil8S, MT. 4. " dII-
The pupils and faculty OF the Acme
Business college. accompanied by few
of their intimate friends went 20 Eagle
harh0r last Saturday on the steamer ".
X. Merwin. most enjoyable day was
spent in boating. bathing. games etc,
and the luncheon which was served dur
ing the afternoon was excellent. and not
wifhstanding the vigorous attack made
upon II by very hungry lot of people
there vas enough for supper" IL was a
late hour when the jolly crowd returned
10 the city. voting their outing perfectly
splendid" in every way
Nr. Tracy Robertson, Mr.. Frank II.
Upton, Mr. Ben Snipes and Mr. stephens
made a trip last week TO Port
Orchard on the slOop White star
The Wind. while light. was pleasant,
so that the sail was most thoroughly en-
ioyed by the small party Of pleasure
seekers. The start was made on Wednes-
day, the party returning on Thursday.