The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-30

Sk-s&fy = awaiting the ehanginz % SEA-
sgnh- Tals IS tas settling period negzesa
simmer and fa8i. ard ths Affairs 81 She
past seek have been as VARIED and ean-
nsrsEnz as combination % sumner au1
fail z:tiTa. The FIRST buds 81 those win
ter plants. TIE social clubs nave beEun
70 appear, and while none hsye yet had
ire ssfnsrgty % give a formal dance prep
arauens go nsrri}y forwsFa TIE last
opportunities for 50 outing are eagerly
seized upaHt and there appears "a have
been 10 falling eff 81 the number % launch
parties, picn!cs and other rustic affairs.
trolley party during ne week wid
undoubtedly give an Impetus 10 shat meth
Cd % enjoyment, fGF members Of the fiFst
parties baud 80 novel plan o. entertain
EeHt 10 tire skies
TIE play at fAs SIS Ron street tennis
grounds has attracted many spects tors
each day. aud tne tournament has been
great success IN every way.
The party of the week WIS given last
Tuesday Night by Mrs. H. & Henry IN
honor OF Miss Margaret Hubbard and
Miss Katherine Miller. OF Minneapolis.
The affair was most informal. invita- items
being sent ouf by telephone The draw
INK rooms. dining room and hab were
cleared for dancing and rugs and couches
turned fn@ porch into a COOS and cozy
drawing room The large attic was srapsd
with rugs and tapestry and made de-
lghtfgl sitting room for the guests who
could resist the enficement TO dance.
Among those 10 whom invitations were
issued were Mr.. and Mrs T. N Stroat
Mr. sud Mrs F. A. Bell. AIR. and Mrs.
A. r. McEwan Mr and Mrs A. f. Mac
Cuisky Mfr. and Mrs. Edward J.. Terry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Power. Mr.. and
Ars. ~. a. Noble. AR. and Mrs. 4. G.
Washburn. Mr.. and Mrs Preston, Mr.
and Mrs. A r.. Stewart, Mr.. ard Mrs.
Ia u 4~ f. - u
Sreamsn. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fisken. Mr..
and Mrs Daniel Kelleher. MIR and Mrs.
". II. III. Green. Ms. and Mrs. r II. Os-
good. Mr. and Airs. NsufeldeF. Mr.. and
Mrs g. r. Kittinger. Mr.. and Mrs George
Riley. Mr.. and Mrs Brown. Mr.. and Mrs.
j.. T.. AlnswoFth. Mr. and Mrs. &. Ii.
Clark. Mr.. and Airs. r. NJ Palmer Judge
and Mrs. Russell, OF Minneapolis: Mr.
and Mrs. r. III. Rrownel and Mr.. and
Mrs. W. r. Butler Of Everett: Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. : J. Hunt. Miss Strive. Miss
Wyckon, Miss Munday. Miss Collins. Miss
Burnett Miss Murray, Miss Riley. Miss
Allen. Miss Cornwall and Miss Lyon. Of
Waiia Walla. Miss Arquit. Miss Preston.
Of San Jose; Miss Aldrich. Miss kautz
Miss Jones and Miss Butler. Of New York;
Miss Manley. Of Ohio; Mr.. George Hurd.
Mr. pelly. Mr.. Josiah Collins. AIR. Hal
Noble. Mr.. George Hyde Preston. MIR.
r. y. Downing. Mr.. Herman Chaplin. Mr.
Theo. Halter. Mr.. f. X. Strive, Mr.. =. T..
Ling. Mr.. W r. Goodman. Mr.. F. A.
Wing. Mr.. Harry Meserye, Capt. Harry
Taylor. Or. r. :. Palmer, Mr. Davis. Mr..
Jones Mr. Cole Mr. Savage. Nj Purdy.
AIR Readman. DIR. Spear. Mr.. Austin: Mr..
Cox and Mr.. stegnberg and Mr. Griggs.
OF Tacoma. Mir. johnson. Of S@a Fran
cisco. and Judge Shaw. OF Minneapolis
IL was surmised that the Seattle Art
League being open daily to visitors. who
avalled themselves OF the oppori unity 10
drop IN aud see what was being done,
might reduce the attendance on the regu-
lar monthly reception day. hut this did
not prove 70 he the case. the number o.
visitors on Friday being one Of ne larg-
est since the opening nearly liNe months
ago. Among the best known visitors was
Ella Higglnson. OF Wbatcom. who ex-
pressed much pleasure al what she saw
The modelling room proved great attrec-
ton 70 many. owing 70 the fact that sew
erai members were at work there. Ia the
studio proper the exhibit was varied. the
work Including paintings and So lches or
members Of the various classes--lfs. an
tlque. portrait stili life round and oui OF
door work. The loan exhibit yes no, as
large 80 usual and the available wall space
tables and essels We're entirely covered
with recent products Of members. The
loans on Friday were from AIRS. George
H. Hebron. Mrs. George =. Guud. Mrs
f..
Mrs Ava Glover salmon. Mrs y. T.
whlteman Mrs J. II. Calvert. Nrs. J. W
Goodwin Mrs . ". Galley. MIS-. r. J.
Fisher. Mrs. Frank y. HolI, Mrs. A. r.
Grow, Mrs. J. .. Hogan. Mrs. George
BaaiouG Miss Louise Iatka. Miss Agnes
n Greene Miss Jessie FisAen. Miss Marie
Martin Mss sadie Sickcls. Mr. James
Hamilton Lewis. Dr. f.. s Hasell. Mr..
rrauk Calvert Mr. Frank Atwood. Mr.
w ". Piper Those who had recent work
on exhibition we're Mrs. Frank y H6H
Nrs. ". Go8Nia Mrs Frank r. Tip
tom. Mre ". E. Morrison. Mrs ". y.
Grow Mrs Florence Whitfor1. Mrs
George r Ward. Mr.. J. T. Hogan. Mrs
r Fisher. Miss Agnes y. Greene. Miss
Grace Wisbaar. Miss Almon A. Clark
Miss Elizabeth hurry. Miss Lou,ss hurry
Miss Maud Mcclellan Miss Helen An
thony. Miss Julia Anthony. Mss Neil
Camplon. DR. = s Hasell NJ Shirley
Squire Mr. Marshall +. stafford Mr g.
4 Mcclellan. Pr. 7 e. Dickson. Nj Ed
Morse. Mr. J u Kelly. NJ. J ". Barnes.
Nr. ". W FELTON, ard NJ Edwin Berg
oscSt ~ the modelling department t}-ers
VAS on view TIE work - Mrs. Florence
Whliford. Mrs.. 4 u. Grow. Mtgs Maud
Mcclellan. Mss AlFs Clark. Mr.. Fred Nc
Ctclian and Mt r. " Barnes. The tee
ture On Tuesday evening wTm ~ on Alma
Tadoma." ~ Mise Marie Martin.
The most beautiful aquatic parade ever
scen ln this haFhor greeted TIE ewes q
numerous watchers from t8e shore Thurs
aav uteht as string - eleven Yachts
hrIljsn.tw Illuminated bv Chinese ian
terms ra<se.f down the water front in
taw - the fWE nss Neiues They turned
a. ths sauth enS az TIRE harhor toward
wcS. seattle. ard nns}ly directed thelr
coar~e tovaY7 the c}ub hou~e % the f,7I5-
etf RaF Naeht Tsuh. lt MS the Yacht
carnival which has been booked farWari
10 for some tiua past. aut was "a suc sss
exceeding ths most earnest eHPert8tf1ns
og The eluh members Tha procession was
formed and ready - start hT pvk
and the boats were placed rttsr Enr tn=
sn tha following order. Rainier Nora
CsHEssa Falcon. Eve}yu Nav. Pilgrim.
Tsee gaua. Ausellue. Mamie ans imp
The yachts were arranged RS far as sfaf-
sfe,e according 30 ssza. leading oT wIth
tae rear Use a Bow GA the tah q q kite.
II was "A perfect nsSat ior saeh q cgaise.
ana contrary 10 tsA usssas order. tAe
Ssr-s q ufua Has a cause foT CcUgTa t1I-
latton DprlnS the parade horns toottzs
fireworks acre sex 81 snf the Es~s -
o.>eas .ona3 red ftEhts added - ire fan-s-
gal scene Saugsws @ns3 between the far
rsa .htue hsasts ~ tge horns were re
seft notes ~ singers. 8ao cara4ed eiithelv
whether aN3n te hear tHeEH selves ~ uat-
when she slab Aausa wss reached oa TIE
retg~a. fhe majority ~ taeSe aboard "a
va~hts assembled ln tne han upstairs 1ad
tuti raa5uiEhs dzactGg was she pro
ersrsu7a ~ Che evcEsng Refresh Ezssr2 -
= ere served En- The hall A fair estimate
~ tha r1fsessser present wa1id piaca Sc az