The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-12

Underwood. Mss Collins. Mr.. Savage.
Mr. seruve. Mr.. Haynes Mr.. Long. Mr..
Murray, Mr.. Gilmore. Mr.. Lopez, Mr.. l..
Peiiy, Mr.. Is. Pe!ly. Mr.. Collins Mr.. Pres
ton and Mr.. Noble.
Mr. and Mrs. T. NJ. Dawson entertain
ed the following friends on their lanuch
last Wednesday night: Mr.. and Mrs. E.
". Price. Mr.. and Mrs. r Il. Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. 5. Spencer. Mr.. and Mrs
r &. Stevens and Mr.. W. l.. Bennett.
The party embarked at Madison street
and proceeded 10 Lsschi park. where a
halt was made 10 listen TO the hand con-
cert. at the close OF which the party
cruised about the lake for short time
and returned TO their homes Via Madison
street.
The steam launch Perhaps carried the
following Jolly party last Sunday to Port
Madison and return. Mr. and Mrs Nc
Even. Mr.. AMI Mrs. Winfield II. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. o. Graves. Miss Graves.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Watson. Mr.. NJ. Il.
Backus. Judge Thomas Burke and Mr..
w. l.. Benhan- The trip was a pleasant
one and thoroughly enjoyed.
A party consisting OF Maurice McMicken
and family. c. D Stimson and family. Z.
c. Hughes and family. Fred A. Wing and
family, A. B. Stewart and family. John
l.. Hayden and family. Miss Laura Rum
sey. Mr.. Lester Turner and Mr.. George
E. Adams. left yesterday for an outing
ST Lake Crescent. in the 0lynlpscs. The
headquarters of the party Will be at the
Port Crescent hotel. from which they will
raciate on fishing ana hunting trips.
Seven canoes were taken along, as the
party expect TO remain away fifteen days.
Lake Crescent Is one OF the most beauti-
fnl and romantic spots in the state and IS
pictureSquely located. IL abouRds with
rare specimens of trout. furnishing most
excellent fishing. it is the natural home
OF the large rainbow trout, one having
been caught there last spring measuring
1914 inches. The little hotei is well kept
and viii furnish a model iounging place
for the ladies' of the party. and al the
same time offer a delightful playing
ground for the juvenile members of the
families. The hotel IS but few miles
from the Olympics.
The wardroom officers OF the Monterey
gave Mr. and Mrs. Moille a farewell din
ner aboard the monitor in Tacoma har-
hor on Saturday. July 4, prior 10 their de-
parture for the East on July 6. 1t was a
most enjoyable social function. and en- ap-
precsative return for the dinner given by
Mr. and Mrs. Noble az the Tacoma hotel
on the eve OF the Fourth During their
stay on the Sound Mr.. and Mrs. Mof1e
have made themselves very popular, and
their departure is looked upon with regret.
Another delightful outing was enjoyed
by the Seattle Art League and School or
Design at Ravenna park on Friday last.
and IRE work done was highly merit3rious,
including picturesque scenes along the
brook banks and the woodland heights.
Among those whose work was especially
commendsble were Miss campion. Miss
Nell Camplon, Miss Mcclellan, Mass An
thony. Mrs. u. A Galley. Mrs. f.. r. Tip
ton. Mrs. J. W. Goodwin. Mr.. r. A. Me-
Ciellan and MIR. Dickson Though the
beauties OF Ravenna park have not been
exhausted. West Seattle has been deter
mined as the resort for Friday next. The
sketches obtained there will be In striking
contrast to those OF the park. and on the
whole less difficult though no less heauti-
ful. The grandeur and sublimity Will be
In proportion to the greater simplicity.
In the studio molGing in clay was COM
mencei Yesterday, and, for first attempts,
the work was highly crefitable. Those
who desire to enter the classes in mechan-
zeal drawing should make application a.
soon as possible Ia order that all may COM
rnence at the same tine. The departments
in which speciai instruction win be given
are architectural surveying and machln-
cry The studio Is open daily from 10
O'Clock for the reception Of visitors and
the giving OF such Information regarding
the operations OF the league as may be
sought. The lecture on Tuesday evening
viii be on anatomy.