The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-09

sUNOAl. AUGUST 9. Is
Mr. and Mrs Sackert. NJ. ana Mrs. = &.
tose, NJ. and Ms. Charles e Crane. D-.
a1d Ms j. ". FIIk1ns. CD. and Mrs. &
NJ Soeafe. Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Knox.
Miss Sackeft. Miss Margaret Sarkeff. Mss
Crane. Mss Margaerit4 Crane. Mss Cole.
Mss Flktns. MS Price. Mr. Falcon jos
I'D. NJ Errett Sackett. M-. Lor.s Cole ard
Ar. Harry Crane
The employees Of the Cascade laundry
held their second annual basket Picnic and
excursion sunday az Ravenra park which
was IN every respect more enjoyable than
the drst-A large and influential delegation
attended. and me affair was most excel
lenFly managed. and has proven itself TO
oe oy Tar the best picnic hsid in town this
year. After luncheon. Harris orchestra
furnished music. and dancing vas INDUCED
In BY all Among those present were: NJ
and Mrs Deaersck. Mr. ard Mrs. Barry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hart. Mrs Chandler, Mrs.
AeQailksn. Mrs May capler Mrs. Annie
Barason. Mrs. Lulu Chandler. Mr.. O. T.
Swanson, Mr.. Elliot Okins. Mr.. Joe Petres
and Mr. Richard Owens. The party board
ea aspecial lzta car and arrived home with
the pleasant memories or the day.
Ire Union Sunday school OF Renton had
very enjoyable picnic on Wednesday
last. under Ire direction OF Mrs Hiohea.
TIE superintendent. II was held sn the
park a. Bryn Mawr. 20 which the children
and youth. accompanied by their teachers
and few OF the mothers. were taken by
TIE steamer City OF Renton on Lake
Washington. The time was pleasantly
spent IN various games. singing. reeita-
tons and speeches. while a few engaged
themselves n boating. Ample provision
was made tor al In an excellent luncheon.
beautifully supplied with cake and ice
cream The elder ones OF the party
seemed TO renew their youth. as they took
part In the exercises and diversions OF vhe
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. e p Browne entertained a
few friends az a picnic at Ravenna park
Thursday. A delightful day was spent In
outdoor recreatlons. following which a
number of weil-dliei baskets were I'M
packed and a delicious luncheon partaken
Of. About o'clock the party went down
70 Lake Union and enjoyed several hours
boating. As some OF the party had
brought msndolins and guitars. music
made the time pass entertainingly. Mr..
and Mrs. Brownies guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. l. F. Iasdeth Miss Cassie Nils Miss
Edna Garetson. Miss Peck, Miss Wilson,
Miss Warner. Mr.. y. McMtilen. Mr.. E. F.
Macdonald, Mr.. George Morris. Mr.. ID.
Lewis.
The ladies OF the Fremont W. c. T. u.
held an enjoyable outing at Woodlands on
Tuesday Visitors were present from Bal
lard, Ross. Latona and Seattle, and no
pains were spared by the entertainers TO
make the occasion an enjoyable one. Dur
ing the afternoon Rev. J. Z. Walker gave
a talk on The Opium Eating Habit and
Ny Observations in China" This was
followed by vocal music and papers by
Mrs. l.. A. Wilmot and Mrs. r. A. Stroud.
Luncheon was served later in the day to
about seventyfve guests.
Mr. and Mrs. lee De vries Mrs. Marion
De yries, of Stockton, Cal, Herbert Thick
err. Of Deming. Wash, Mr.. r. F. Davidson
and family. Mr.. L. c. Davidson and Miss
Nellie Hansen, OF San Francisco. are
camping at Golden Gate camp. Lake
last week were Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Evans.
Mrs. Carr and Miss Marguerite Carr. OF
Berkeley. Cal. Mrs J. j. Shaugnessy, OF
san Francisco. Mr.. ]. f. Hoeue. Mrs. L.
ID. Bruins and Miss Clarice Bruins.
Mr. and Mrs. r. W. Jones entertained
the Alki point campers on Thursday even
ing at a shadowgraph party at their
camp ."Tyn Coed" meaning In Welsh,
he5se in forest, The shadows which were
prsauced on a sheet with the aid OF
strong light were amusing and enter
tanning. while the musical and literary
numbers were heartily enjoyed. De-
liclous refreshments were served during
the evening.
A very pleasant Bachelors picnic" par
Hr~.
held last Tuesday at Green Lake. Tho
young ladies' present were Miss Maude
Hubbard. Miss Helen Black. Miss Pasco
Pascovia. Miss Laura Morse. Miss Blanche
Caraher, Miss Annie Hall. Miss Mamie
Rock. Miss Lucina Page. Miss Lizzie
Prior. Miss Sophia Cook. Miss Hattie Tai
mage. Miss Maude Goodwin, Miss Winnie
Megrath.
Mrs. John r. Mcvay gave a launch party
on Wednesday on Lake Washington. Aft
er cruising around the lake a few hours
the ladies' returned to the home OF the
hostess. where a cooling lunch was served.
The guests were Mrs. Boardman. Mrs.
Riley. Mrs. Gray. Mrs Daily. Mrs. Kelly,
Mrs. Padden. Mrs. Stewart. Mrs. Harsha,
Mrs. HART Mrs. Crawford. Mrs. Vail, Mss
Lamont and Mrs. Mcvay.
Mr.. Charles c. Engelhard VIII on Mon
day morning take twenty boys on an en-
campment 10 Colby. on the Sound. The
launch Conquerer viii convey the party
and outfit and there Is no doubt that the
boys will make the surrounding country
very lively. Fishing boating and SWIM
ming VIII be the chief amusements. They
vii return on Wednesday, August 70.
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Literary and Church Entertainments.
one OF the most pleasant surprises OF the
season occurred on Friday afternoon, Au-
gust :. az the home OF Mrs. Sarah Barney.
Queen Anne bill. given BY the members OF
the Woman's Relief Corps auxiliary 10
Stevens Post. q. \. r.. No The ladies'
took with them a bounttfui supply Of
eatables and enjoyed an old-fashioned tea
PARTY with their sister. Those present
were: Mrs Jennie s Holmes, Mrs. Aman-
ssa Kfsboiirn. Mrs Katie 3. Cranney. Mrs.
Esther II. Cowden. Mrs Annie Oliver.
Mrs Sarah 3. Warner. Mrs. Maggie By
wra.er. Mrs Nellie & Tyler. Mrs Magic
Appiegate. Mrs. Laura warnshoidt. Mrs.
Caroline Rise3orQh. Mrs, Ellen Bird, Mrs.
Louisa Dudley. Mrs. Jennie ADAMS, Miss
Kate " Holmes. Mss Jessie Warner and
ar. a Barney.
The wednesday afternoon club met at
70 sfWs r NfenntR-