The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-23

Canton. but remained there only few
days. Then she proceeded 10 New York,
and from that city took one cf the big
ocean liners for France None cf her
friends knew OF fhe marriage until It had
taken place Mr.. and Mrs. Fltxwilliams
viii eventually retHrn to the United
States TO make their future home.
For the present they have taken a home
In Paris ard will remain in that gay city
until Mr. Fitzwilliams completes his
studies. The bride is charming member
Of Champaign society. and the groom Is a
prominent member OF the Delta Tau Delta
fraternity.
One Of the naerriest bicycle parties that
ever made the delightful run between Ia
coma and Olympia left the former city
yesterday afternoon Luncheon was taken
az the Country Club at American lake.
and after that the run was continued 10
Olympia There were about dozen tam
dems in the party. Arrangements had
been made at Olympia for the aecomfno-
dalton OF the party. and last night the
members enjoyed an informal dance at
the Olympia hotel Today they VIII re-
turn TO Tacoma and the Seattle members
OF the party will be in Seattle this ev-
ening. The party included the following
well known young society people;
Seat;le-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stimson.
A.
Graves. Miss Mcknight Miss McGraw.
Miss Relfe, Miss Waldron. Miss Phillips,
Mr.. Sidney Hansard. Mr.. Rob Webb, Mr..
Frank Frederick. Mr.. Morris Cheal, Mr..
Lenos James Richard Mr.. Tom McCsraw.
Mr.. Clarence Edwards, Mr.. Claire Farms
worth. Mr.. Grin Rank. Mr.. Charles wur-
tele. Mr.. Harold Smith and Mr.. VIII In
gns.
Tacema--Mr. and Mrs. j. T. Steeb Mr..
and Mrs Otis Sprague. Miss Sprague.
Miss Bennett Miss Stein Mr.. Jack Small
Mr.. Walter Harvey, Mr.. Thomas Van
Dyke Tyler. Mr.. A. o. Hayden. Mr.. Ever
EFT Babcock Mr. Clifford Babcock. Afr.
Blanchard. Or. Hicks. Mr.. S. d. Bridges
and Mr.. Merrill.
Spokane-Miss Hoover.
The first excursion dance of the season
took place last evening In the ball room
OF the Hotel Calkins. at East Seattle.
The party left Leschi park at o'clock on
the City OF Lafona. and after enjoying
more than three hours of dancing re-
turned In time TO catch a car TO the city.
The large ball room was in fine condition.
and the dance. as well as the ride on the
lake. was much enjoyed by the young peo-
pie. The party included Miss Alice Fisher.
Miss Estelle Fisher Miss I.eora Conn.
Miss Gene Graham. Miss Ethel Cardin,
Miss Ethel Ragiey. Miss Claire Bagiey.
Miss Cora Smith, Miss Ida Smith. Miss
Nettie Smith Miss Bess Inglis Miss Ora
Brown, Miss Elsie Bruins. Hiss Ethel Gar
rett. Miss Carrie simpson. Miss Alice
vinnedge Mr.. Ralph Sheafe. Mr.. Maui
rice Cheal Mr. Lenos j. Rickard. MIR.
Webb vinnedge, Mr. Fred Duffy. Mr.. Ed
ward Garrett. Mr.. VIII Beatty, Mr.. John
Carroll. Mr. Wyckliffe Thompson. Mr.. @.
Winfred Crockett. Mr. Harry Walthew,
Mr. Howard p. Ames. Mr.. Edward Ham
ilton Geary. Mr.. Frederick d. Hammons.
Mr. Harold Post. Mr.. Clayton Crawford,
Mr. John Wing. Mr.. f. j. Foster. Mr.. +.
w Hicks, Mr.. Dell Hicks, Mr.. Fred Dieck-
mann.
Counter attractions so reduced the at
tendance at the lecture on Ruskins
stones OF Venice before the Seattle Art
League and School of Design on Tuesday
evening last thar only an Informal DIS
cusSion OF the famous litterateur and Dis
work. took place. forecast being mace
OF the manner in which II is proposed
TO consider the stones OF Venice" one
half-honr lecture being entirely made
auate to suitably present so elaborate a
treatise. According 10 the subdivision OF
the subject adopted the lecture on Tues
day evening next viii be on the Re-
naissance, Rationalism and Religion.
features which inspire something very
work was done at the outing yesterday
afternoon. when a number OF picturesque
scenes and objects were sketched BY the
members OF w1e league participating.
The regular public reception or
the league viii be given on Friday
afternoon next when the exhibit promises
10 be up TO the usual standard OF excel
Ience Pictures intended for exhibit should
he IN, the studio before Friday. All inter-
ested are cordially invited 10 visit the
league. strangers in the city being es-
pecially welcome.
Thursday afternoons tennis tea at the
club house Of the Seattle Tennis Club.
near Madison street, witnessed gath
ering of society people. II was me
afternoon from a weather STANDPOINT, ana
the LADY members of the club were charul-
ingly gowned for the occasion Among
those who visited the club during the
afternoon were. MFR. and Mrs +. W. An
drews Mrs James u. Hoge. tr.. Mrs. W.
shannon Miss Bryant. Mrs. r. H.
Albertson. Mrs. John Moves. Miss Moves
and Mr John Noyes. Jr.. Miss Emory
Mr. and Mrs Daniel Kelleher Miss Riley,
Miss McNaught. Miss Brunette, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Carstens, Mrs. Rollins, Mr..
and Mrs A j. Fisken. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Power Mrs. Browneil, 81 Ever
etf. Miss Thompson. Mrs. l.. H. Stea-
mar. Miss Alien. Miss Arqultt. Mrs. W.
A Peters. Miss Randolph, Mrs Thomas
n. Hardin Mr.. Ling, sgr. Frank Bel MI
r peflv Mr. y PelIy Dir. Josiah Collins.
NJ sam Russell Afr. Irving Cole, Mr.
c;tllison. Mr.. Jack Readman, Capt Tay-
Tor Mr.. Charles Clark and Mr.. walker
soryety vae represented as IL should
nave been at the Seattle theater Thurs
dav evening. it recalled other days mat
have Tgure4 ia the hfe OF the city 70
stand 10 the foyer and watch the smart
set enter in parties. many OF which mao
a half dozen or more memDers. Every
where in the audience conia % Ssen PToPts
tvhose faces and names are anything Dot
Strangers 10 the local society world. Miss
E.rnerv entertained IN one box Ar. ana
NJ David Baxter. Sir. Josiah Collins
ana AIr. T. d IoEnan. IN another Dox
vere Mrs. John Moves Miss Moves ana
Mr.. John Noyes 5r.. ~ Butte City MT
and Afrs. r p Aloerfson ana MI tfaade
Ramsey. Among other Seii-kHo~n thea
- soera present we're Gen and Mrs.
1.sgyer4 sYeern. Mrs. james y. Hose Jr-.
NJ ara Mrs. Andrews DR. and Mrs. VIII
snaupon Miss Earth. Miss Manday. Miss
-~,,rner Miss Bryant Miss SsGonta FBrth,
ssf@s Miller. Mr. Ling Mr Cox. Mr..
struye. Mr. Haynes. sIr. Savage Capt.
Taxlor Mr. walker Mr. Turner Nr.
Sweeney. Dir, Garden. Mr. Spencer. Mr.
Anderson and SIR. whittingson.
Nrs Ella Hsgglnsou II wh8tcom.
whose recently published volume 81 short
stories The Flower That Grew n the
sand has won high sncoFniumz from
tae Eastern critics. visited Seattle early
~ the week and was ire gssst 81
FsastsrTnan Lindsay. The two talented
iadies have entered into sort q literary
...-.rs~ss.ts, n Era carnroasticn of . com