The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-16

Aftat are 80 popular taks year
- the East ana in CsiIforns&.
es2eesaay ~ the Hursingare Cab.
neAr Del Monte These affairs give
very many an excellent oypors unity OK
appearing n stylish aza rncy gowns ta.st
are actually e%siiaoring IN thar p@rtnsss.
A. These meets tbe renfItUssn riders ais
pay their sgrsesnansi1sp. while the ladies
discuss. IN elegant phraSsa OF course. fips
merits 81 both riders and racers TIE
week Is usually brought 10 close rs
grand race ball. ~ ahieh ali the iea.sers
ard fashions h.sx asssua. Eaxar eastas.
tac famous novelist, IN writing OF the great
rae meet ard BAL a. NarTaszGsett Pier.
New York. IN a New York paper. saFs;
The interest vas less ia the running than
u the meet. Everybody went. and sfter-
ward struggled across the track 90 the
eiaSsaoNsr, where the women then sat
about and begx@i for tea so many were
there that there were not walters enough
20 so round. ana il was splendid 70 ssse
men in fun racing toys turn 10. invade the
Kitchen, sack the bar and return 90 those
women with samossrs ard ienonades. II
y said that the age of chsvzlry Is no more.
There was the refufation OF that Islander.
For man in full racing toys 10 do any
fhinE hat ioII about and be admired In
not alone ehivairoes; IL Is one OF those
acts OF beroisn that are uncomfortable
only AZ NarraEanseff Pier.
Al the bail that night you never saw
80 many pretty faces. There were women
whom. X Yea had not known better. you
might have mistaken for young expresses
Of old Rome. They were dazzling. Then
there were girls who might have stepped
from ballard. They we're so sweet.
There were faces fair as the memories 81
fallen god. Rne se is Paixian waists. ard
figures that would have passed for angels
aaa they been good deal less wUIi
dressed
The past week in local circles wis
marked by several very pretty teas and
iuncheons and number OF delightful sal
Ing and launch parties or lake and Sound.
the former taking up the afternoons.
which have been delightfully."- pleasant for
this season Of the year and in 50 great
contrast 90 the swsifering East, and the
latter the evenings and nights. A few Of
the society people left during the week
for Coaasset, which Is destined 20 be the
Monterey Of the Northwest The weak
also Witnessed the return OF Mr. Ed swee-
nsy's handsome yacht Aggle. which has
bsTr recently been rsftted for the falls
cruising. The memory OF last years
cruises stlll linEer II the minds OF many
ia the social whirI. and visions Of more
good times In sksmmlng Ger the waters
Of the Sound 10 the accompaniment Of
singing are making themselves manifest
in the brains 81 the fair ones fortunate
enough to enjoy the friendship OF the
favored fen.
Another red letter day In the outing sea-
sou Of the Seattle Art League and school
or Design was that OF Friday last. when
a skctehing trip was made around LAKE
Washington IN the smart and pretty
launch Neofa. placed at the service Of tAe
party by Mr. Theodore n. Halter. Those
members VINO met az the studio Ia the
Hlnekisy building took the Madison street
car for the lake. where they boarded the
Neofa. which proceeded 10 Maarona park
landing. where other members we're taken
aboard. Thence she sped 20 the LeschI
bark landing for other members. Her
course was then for East Seattle, which
was sketched as approached. The Neofa
was next headed Southerly. around Wash
on island, 10 Newcastle and Muscle slough,
pretty sketches OF which, or other
places en- route. we're made in passing.
Among those present were; Mrs. F. y.
Upton, Mrs. NJ. Z. Morrison. Mrs. a ..
CsSre~. Miss Aimen Clark. Miss Maud
A. Mcclellan. Mr.. r. A. Mcclellan and
Mr.. J, G. Dickson. Work tn the studio IL
growing IN interest, especially so the mod
cling In clay. which Is fun OF promise az
valuable results Among those disclosing
pronounced talent IN this direction are
Mrs. a. ID. Grow. Miss Almon
A Clark. Miss Maud A. Nc
Cleilau. Mr.. +. 4. Mcclellan and Mr.. &
" Barnes. In the antique class The fol-
towinE members excel. Miss Elizabeth
hurry. Miss louise hurry. Mss Maud
Mcclellan. Mss Sell campion. Mrs. y.
a Galley Mrs. NJ. +. Morrison Mr.. ".
relg1u. Mr.. ]. II. Kelly and ar. Edwin
BerEqulsf. The lecture Tuesday evening
viii he On Art IN the Houses OF Yester-
day and Today"
A delightful lawn fste WAS given Al the
residence OF Mrs AkerS on Yakima streSt
Thursday evening by the wsmen OF ST.
Clements Guiia. TIE home vas beaufl-
faIly decorated wUh cut flowers ard
ferns ard waS a'lef with a very happy
and sgclahle company Or people many %
these present having come from othsr
parts Of THE city. a short musical prs
aramue was given. 81 whlch Mss Hicks
rendered some nne piano solos. Mrs Con-
way sang a vocal sale which vas hlghfv
appreciated. A xloi8a solo ~ Mr. Rezfa s.
ala Herrv was enthusiastically eneorea.
Mr. Roberts san< q baritone selection.
which brought eut his rich baritone 20
the fullest extent The orchestra sa1a
s-rha Golden Welding" which wss great
~ en}oys8 after watch dancing was la-
AeiEei On hg TIRE young people. Esfresh-
rnensa we're served 81 81 O'Clock Ca hsaeas
watch BAD heeen erected on thn rrestily
decorated lawn. Those rreseas we're. TIRE
tssssatrxs WReh FFfsfsfeF Ceamt ARe1 XSaes-
sssafster. Rev George BpzxeHs ar ara
Mrs GaAagan- Mr.. q a g. Rochester.
Mrs fIaEan. NFs- Perry Mrs. kaelsF Mr..
ana Ms T. Berry. AIRS. II. Kline. Mrs. A.
Boyer. Nfs King Mr. ard Mrs. Bast.
Mr. ami Mrs WeeS. Mr ana Ms. Stein.
Ms. zn1 Mrs. AksTx. Mrs. Ray Mrs. Matt
sv Miss Msliay. Miss Ala Malthy. Nr.
ana Mrs conway. Mrs Glisispse. Ms
Sk.aneF. Miss skinner. Miss " Berry.
Ma r HoN fee. Miss Cotton. Mtsssa
Hove. Miss Rr.en. Ngks r. o'Br,ea. Miss
ISABEL Beyef. Mss Marguerite Boyer. Mss
hicks. Mss IsslaeAeur. Mss MAYNARD.
NJ. Rneeres Nj sgrstfon. Mr.. Ray. Mr.
seer AZ. J. Berry aae Ar. Reginald
BERRY.
Mr. sr9 Mrs John ". Pratt entertained
% board the Esssfe TStisiI last Wednesday
me fcilew3sK canSensal party: Mrs. :
I. Crawford. Mss Mary Pratt Ass
Tssanchs kelley. AFr Csaries A Bsaa5e.
NJ. e. " Payne. Nj ClAyton Crawford
ana Ar Rsfra1nY F'orce ~ EnIezEn. liz.
SAILING srer to Fses HizSeleT. Ease merry
cross euso3e8 a aelsghtfal tgrrheaa ana
afEeraar8 weet shreasSh TIE rltl TIE
AreeEe NAlch es3 been frezh ard streaE
a. fhe fass~ntv oxer. wss l1gas ard atgal
eorsiar asck. bat shss onty pro1eeees sac
en5essneot cE tae &esaghtfsi afseFaeea.
N~s. ". E. Teoae gave ore cg fAe pr.t.
ssses gsln aeons az the ss&sna yessar.sss
rssassasi aesntarv. ard a. tha saEse fsna
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