The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-21

holly barocrry- Over ths doors were gar
ianas q ferns. with punches OF red and
waite clover IN the center. On the tables
were gFe4t lunches OF roses and csrn2-
lions TIE guests arrived about o'clock,
TIE girls very gracious and pretty II
dresses 81 pink and white. with dainty rib
bols, oows. saShss aai RULES the BOYS
courteous and dignI1e5- They danced I'll
they we're tired. pinned the tail On
donkey, and then sat down 70 tables light
81 ~ lamps with pink shades. Plnk-fzced
girls with pink sasnss ate pink ice cream
an2 psnk-froStec cake- At SIS O'Clock Mss
Marguerite Burns. worn out by her duties
a. hostess, after bidding her guests good
b.. fell asleep IN the arms Of a lady friend
an laughed in her sleep. dreaming OF the
pleasant incidents % the afternoon
A very enjoyable and altogether salts
factory outing was had by the Seattle Art
Leagus and school, OF Design on Friday
last Though widely scattered early in the
day. the various parties discovered each
other about noon, when they gaOsred N
ora Of the larger summer houses IN Ma
droaa park ana psrtook OF delicious re-
past Work WAS subsequently, resumed
AMI continued till the evening shades De-
gan TO lsngrhen. The skerchsng was good
and an Improvement on that OF the pFevi-
Gus week. Among the skefchers were:
Mrs j. ". Goodwin. Mrs. D. A Galley.
Mrs. Frank Y Holl, Mrs F. B. Upton.
Mrs. George Badlong. Mrs. O. 5 Laning,
Mrs. II. " Maxwell Mrs. ". v. Johnson.
Mrs. A D. Gsrog. Mrs 5 Folgsr. Mss
AiEnon A. Clark. Miss Nell campiol, Mss
Marie Martin. Mr.. Morse. The regular
pxtolic reception o. the league VIII De he'd
OF Friday afternoon next instead OF the
usual eaE-os-3oor szetching. which vii De
resumed on the following Friday. All who
propose loaninS exhibits, etc. for the pub
lie reception should have them IN tina
studio az the earliest possible moment TO
avoid rush and confusion az the last mo-
rent. The lecture on Tuesday evening vii
be On Perspective"
The Nesska Club gave another delightful
picnic party on the east shores OF Lake
Washington yesterday afternoon. The
young people were taken over II launches,
ard chose for their camping ground the
sandy beach between Kirkland and Juan
tia bay. Cooking utensils were taken along
and delicious hos coffee served with the
cold goodies prepared by the young ladies'
CT the party Mr.. ard Mrs. s. l. Craw-
ford chaperonsi the crowd Those pres
ent were: Miss Matte Heating. Miss Gene
Graham. Mss Ethel BaEiey, Miss Leova
Conn. Miss Ida Smith. Miss Clara Bagiey,
Miss Eta Cariin. Miss Marguerite
Painter. OF Walla WaIla, Miss Cora Smith.
Mss Alice Fisher, Miss Alice Vintage.
Mss Bessie IngIis. Mrs. 5. L Crawfard.
Master Wallace Crawford and Mr. Alfred
Ruff Mr.. Coll Murray. Mr.. Harold Post,
Mr. Rob CIary. Mr.. Hugh George, Mr..
Howard Ames. Mr.. WICK Thompson. Dir.
John Wing Mr.. Louis Cragin- Mr. CLAYTON
Crawford. Mr.. Leroy Backus. Dir. Albert
NJ. Hicks and Mr.. 8. L Crawford
A canoe outing party padded their way
across the lake yesterday afternoon 10
Sand potnt TO spend the night and part
OF TO-DAY. This IS the first party OF campers
that has gone out this season Those IN
the cruise are the families OF Mr.. Maurice
NIcafieken. Mr.. A. ". Engie. Mr. z. ID.
stinson. Mr.. A. 3. Stewart. Nj. j. Il.
Hayden. Mr. z. A. Wing and Miss Laura
Ramsey and Mr.. George Adams.