The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-28

week Already a number OF pleasant
Jaunts about the Sound have been taken.
Thursday evening a party went out The
lady guests OF the party included Miss
Amy Smith. the Misses Rumsey. Miss Cali
noun, Miss Phillips and Miss Harmon.
Mr.. W. O. Came. who is well known in
society circles in Seattle. has announced
his engagement 20 Miss Barker OF Maiden,
Mass Mr.. Came is at present living in
Bosom.
Judge and Mrs. Lichtenberg Entertained
a party on a cruise on the Sound last
Tuesday evening. One OF the most en-
Joyable sails of the season was enjoyed,
as the Judge and his wife are royal enter
tainers.
Mrs. f. O. Graves last Wednesday gave
a pretty noon luncheon In honor OF her
friend. Mrs. Manson r. BackuS, who left
Thursday for Europe. The guests consist
ed entirely OF Mrs. Backus' most intimate
friends and the event W. an appropriate
tribute of esteem paid 10 lady who stands
among the foremost in intellectual and So
eidl circles OF this city Those present
were: Mrs. E. O. Graves, Mrs. Manson F.
Backus. Mrs. Winfield r. Smith. Mrs.
Charles E. Shepard, Mrs MontgemNy
Russell and Mrs Alexander F. McEwan.
Mrs. E. F. blaine gave a delightful
luncheon at her house on Lake Washing
ton Wednesday. June "a. The table was
spread beneath a bower OF wild roses. and
al Old justice to the hostess. Those hon.
ored Were: Mrs. Waldron Simpson, Mrs
Charles Simpson and mother. Mrs. Daui-
ton. Ms. Harbaugh, Mrs. A NJ. Stewart.
Mrs. Martin, Miss Martha Fulton. Miss
Mary Miller.
The unusually high temperature prevail
ing on Friday last deferred many from the
contemplated pleasure OF visit to the Sc
attic Art League and School of Design.
where the display of art wes superior 10
that produced on similar occasions pre-
Viously. The hours fixed upon were from
10 O'Clock. but II was nearly o'clock
before the stream of visitors ceased, and
IL cid so then only because the studio was
closed. The excuse given for hardness
Was the heat which had prevailed earlier
in the day. Among the loan exhibits were
paintings by De Dominica. Angel. Cooper,
Hi. Grow. Miller. Hall and Hogan, and
etchings and engravings from the works
OF Dahl. Dicksee. Cahanel. Rieger, Patton,
Curzon. Rosa Bonheur. Adam. Prel,
Thiersch. Kaulbach. Koch. Defegger. De
Melville. Taezza. Liem,radzki Adrien
X. r l.
Zero, Cervex. Jacobsen Leighton, Kray,
Fonhafften. Dettiknaus. Coomans, Fieldes.
Parton. De Villefray and Lambron. loaned
by members OF the league including Mrs
George II. Hebron Mrs. George f. Gund.
Mrs. Mary L. Macdonald. Mrs Lawrence
]. Colman. Mrs. George b. Kittinger, Mrs.
AiYah Glover Salmon. Mrs. n. B. White
'raE. Nrs- R-@J. Fisher. Mrs j. H. Cali
vert. Mrs. j. w. Goodwin. Mrs D. A. Gal
ley, Mrs A. d. Grow Mrs. Frank Y.
Holt. Mrs. John c. Hogan. Miss Olive Mil
Ter. Miss Louise Litka. Miss Marie Mar
TIN, Miss Jessie Ftsken. Miss X Campion,
Col. James Hamilton Lewis. Dr. e s.
Hasell. Mr.. Frank Calvert. Mr. Frank
Atwood and Mr.. A w Piper. Besides
these there were sketches by the follow
ing members: Mrs. ]. W. Goodwin. Mrs
D. A Galley. Mrs. r. j. Fisher. Mrs
George Z. Ward. Mrs. A. ID. Grow. Mrs
John c. Hogan. Mrs. Frank h. Upton.
Mrs. @. T. Budlong, Mrs. W. l.. Morrison
Mrs. f. Y. Hall. Miss Grace wishaar.
Miss Aimon \. Clark. Miss Nell Campion
Mss Marie Martin. DIR. L. s. Haseli. Mr.
Shirley Squire. Mr.. Marshall p Stafford.
Mr.. +. A. Mcclellan. Mr.. Dickson. Mr.
Ell Morse. Mr.. ]. II. Kelly. Mr. <. w,
Barnes and Mr.. WIN wishaar.
Mrs. Charles +. Burnside's reception
at her elegant home Thursday afternoon
was most elaborate affair In every de-
tail. and very largely attended by the
elite Of the city. The large, beautifully
furnished rooms were artistically decor
ated with myriads of flowers and bolts of
satin ribbon, making an enhancing ef-
feet. The han was in gold and yellow
California poppies and yellow roses be-
ing artistically placed, while strearners OF
yellow satin ribbon were festooned in
graceful folds from the chandeliers 10
the corners Of the room. In the far end
of the hai large stately palms were
placed. while rubber trees, banked With
yellow roses. stood as beautiful sentinels
The reception room was IN pink La
France roses being used in profuson.
The same ribbon decorations prevailed
IN this room, only that pink satin ribbon
Was used. The mantel and fireplace was
hidden from view by an immense bank OF
pink Ia France roses intertwined In a
fish net. The drawing room was also in
gold and yellow. California peoples and
yellow roses being everywhere. Leading
from this room was the dining room. a
dream in green and white. IL Is hard 20
imagine . more beautiful combination.
and IN such q magnificent room as is in
the Burnside home. with its rich furnish
ings and handsome cat glass and silver.
~ looked even more beautiful The con.
ssrvatory. with its wealth OF choice potted
flowers. WAS made part OF the dining
dows. V hite carnations and ferns and
ivy were used IN decorating this room. 4
delightful fea tuTe al the reception was
the coolneSs of the atmosphere. ~ being
made so by raising The large windows
and blowing the cool air 10 pass entirely
through the house.
Mr. Burnside was assisted in enter
tanning By Mrs Fiavius Cole. and was also
aided by Mrs. Del HarbauKh. Miss
Ranke and Mrs. Homer r. Norton. These
ladies were all beautifully gowned and
aided greatly in the success Of the recep-
ton. Mrs. Burnside and Mrs. Cole re-
ceiTed the guests IN the reception room.
TIE dining room was presided over by
tbe following bcEy q sweet young buds,
- becoraingiv zoVned IA white and add
KsE freshness and beauty 10 tie scene Mss
Laura Price Miss RGweua Neville Miss
Douglass and Miss Young. The refresh
men;s were dainty and were oaintlly
served During tEe reception, which lasted
from ; 70 s Harry Vests orchestra dis
coarscd catchy. pretty music from the
top % the large stairway, the strains
floating over the ferns. palms and flowers
ia sffvsrv waves. over - invitations
we're issued ard nearly all responded 10.
Among those present we're noticed;
Mrs Amos Brown. Mrs ErassaS Brain
er8 Mrs Is lltAm II. Briaker, Mrs " III
IAN ] blackwell. Miss Mafher. Miss Aaa
Mataer. Mrs George IL Paschal. Mrs.
WNgtsua II. pmmphrey. Mrs GAbert :.
Meaza. Mrs. HArwooa Morgan. Miss Nor
ear. MrE J. r. Mac3Jouga1 Mrs Charles
Pros~h. Mrs Thomas PTosch. Mrs. Ernest
". Price. Ms Charles -. S1mson. Mrs.
wizard n Ss3mson. Mrs {. L. Webb. Ars.
Fred Ssgrnson. Mrs. W T. WicEwaTe. Mrs.
y =. Van Waxensn. Mrs ". II. Young.
Miss Yong. Mrs. Charles Watson. Mrs..
Ffaxlus Cole. Mss Laura Price. Arx- John
z. Alien. Mss Aslen, Miss Grace c. Alien.
a. - X Esn4a Ms William Y Pal