The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-02


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ero. Hsrserscx. F'e Negvslis. SoouaaFs<-
nefe<Esr. Izansb7ou. Leighton. Faler1
Esaaas<fen and Won Cze eaarsf5. loaned
hv friends and raeEneerS Of ffS len CUE. Ia
efH8sng Mrs. George H. Heilhrnn- Mrs.
George r. ffurt. Mrs. Mary 4. Macdonald.
Mrs Lawrence j. Cal-an. Mrs.
Asyah u S45ron, Mrs y h
whIie-san. Mrs. u n. ca-ve-s. Ms. !.
". t;s5Uin- Mrs y. 4. Galley, Mrs. r.
J. Fisher. Mrs Frank y. Hall. Mrs. A.
n. sir0~. Mrs, J. e. Hogan. Mrs George
Bat.eng, Miss Louise II "A. Miss jesse
Fishlr. Mss Marie Martin. Mss kass
gampsnn. Miss Ssdis SieksEs. Col. James
Hsmilton Lewis. pT. F. : HaSeG. Nr.
Frank Calvert. Mr.. Frank Atwood and
whose recent work was on EXHIBITOR
wera Mrs Frank r.. Upton. Mrs.. J. ".
gi05win. Mrs. Frank Y. Hall. Mrs. n. 4
Galley, Mrs. j. e. Hogan. AIRS X 2
Morrison. Mrs.. &. - CROW. Mrs. George
F. Ward. Mrs r J. Fisher Miss Grace
Wssha&r. Mss Anon W Clark. Miss
Marie Martin. Mss Nell t-amBier. Mss
Elizabeth Iarry. Miss Louise MarTy.
Miss Maud Mcclellan. Mss Julia Anthony.
Or. e. 5. HaseIi. Mg. Shirley Squire. Mrs.
Marshal p Stafford. AIR r. A. Mcclellan.
Mr.. j. &. Dickson. Mr.. Ed Morse. Mr.. j.
III. Kelly. Mr.. Z. ". Barnes Mr. W. ~
FELTON,. Mr. Edwin Bergguess and Mr.. W.
NJ wishaar
A valuable acquisition to the gallery was
six figures done by Miss Agnes NJ. Greene
n the life class OF the New York Art
League. OF which she IS a director. Her
lecture on Tuesday evening was exceeding
iy interesting and thoroughly enjoyed by
all who heard IL The lecture next Tues
day evening will be OF Art and Nature,
with a weri about the Renaissance" aad
concluding with Perspective"
The following crowd OF young people
enjoyed hop at East Seattle on Thurs
day night: DIR. and Mrs. g. NJ. Horton
Miss bod. Miss Schoenfeid. Miss Y0ung,
Miss parke, Mss Virgin Miss Ricgin.
Mss Lynch, Miss Gsaseock. Miss Hays.
Mss Hammons. Miss Dorothy Smith.
Miss Burdick. Miss Marshall, Mss kIer-
ski. Miss Allen. Miss Moore, Mr.. Fred
Crockett. Mr.. BOYD Crockett. Mr.. J. W.
Young. Mr.. Claude Medium, Mr.. Howard
Allen. Mr. Waiter Allen, Mr.. Rabe Allan.
SIR. Hammoas. Mr.. Clarence Blethen. Mr..
Paul Ho.orook. Mr.. VIII Miner. Or. Gen.
tie Mr. Charles Smith. Mr.. Shattuck. Mr..
John Boyd. Mr.. Lem 4 Shortrsdge. The
party took the steamer Quickstep and was
chaperonei by DR.. and Mrs. Horton.
Miss Helen Fairfax Mcknight has
most charming bevy of young ladies VS.
iting her in the persons or Miss Austin,
of Chicago. Miss Ward OF Tacoma. Miss
Spragus Of Tacoma, Miss Aiusworth Of
Portland, and Miss Bowen OF Olympia
Miss Mcknight had the following young
people UP 70 meet her guests on Friday
night danciag>pnd music being the feat
ures: Miss waldrou. Miss Whittier, Miss
Clark. Miss Morgan. Mr. Orrin Rank. Ar.
Frank Fredericzs. Mr. Miller, Mr.. Charles
clary, Mr.. f. W. Herald, Mr.. Harold
Smith. Mr.. Bob Brinker. Mr. Claire Farms
worth. Mr. Charles Wurtele. Mr.. Ernest
wurteie. Mr.. Ben Snlpes. Mr.. Tull KEEL
Iogg ard Mr.. Eskridge-
Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Robertson. Mrs.
W s. Reife and Miss Geneyieve Reife are
camped at AIki point. and viii remain
out several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Z. b. wishaar and family
are summerIng ~ Alki point in most
novel way, being ensconsed in a cabin built
on a raft. Mr.. wishaar arrived on Tues
day from Portland, and viii spend. sew
eral days with his family.
Mrs Belle r. Haines spent the week
with the Furths az Barnaoee.
Mrs z. F. Blaine gave dainty lunch
eon on Wednesday at her charming sum-
mar home on Lake Washington. Her
guests were. Mrs. Harwood Morgan.
Mrs z. z. Ainsworth. Mrs. William ID.
Perkins. Mrs. Arthur Hawley. Mrs
Charles Watson, Mrs. ]. Albert Jackson,
Mrs George Riley.
Miss wlnnifred Andrews. organlst OF
the First Presbyterian church, has ae-
eepted an offer TO take charge OF the or
gan OF the First Presbyterian church IN
Georgetown. Ky. and VIII leave Seattle
about the middle OF this month. Hiss
Andruss studied several years ago To the
College q Music, CineinnaEi, and gained
her certificate in toe unusual short tine
Of one year Her departure Is very much
regretted by her many friends. az she :
a young lady Of rare musical talent and
ability.