The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-22

Tyler. Miss Carrie Hopkins and Miss
Nanette Paschan
Yesterday afternoon the finals were
played and the grounds of the club were
we'll filed with society people. young and
old. who manifested the greatest interest
ia the games. and from time 10 time
gave the players the applause which they
SO We'll deserved The prizes were very
handsome.
Society that did not go 10 the Country
Club yesterday was 10. be found during
the afternoon at the handsome httcheon
home on Madison street. near Lake
Washington. where Mrs. +. ". Price and
Mrs. L. r. Smith entertained At cards.
Mrs. Ezra Stimson was guest Of honor,
and the sixty guests who assembled were
entertained in a manner that was ia every
way elegant. Mrs. Price and Mrs. Smith
were assisted in receiving by Mrs. Slim
son. The beautiful decorative condition
OF the house and the big veranda was
evidence that extensive arrangements had
been made for the affair. The parlors
were mass Of La France roses. and the
library was in red. The card tables were
on the veranda, which was hung IN Jap
anese curtains OF fancy eolored heads.
The place cards were dainty bits OF ar
tistic work. and were in water color.
Six-handed cinch was played. ana Mrs.
r. d. Schuyler won the first prize The
second was awarded to Mrs. Del. Har-
baugh.
Next Friday afternoon Miss NJ l. Pot
win, who VIII shortly leave for the East
by way of San Francisco. will have
charge of a farewell musicale 10 be given
at the home Of Mrs. F. II Van Wagenen,
on Queen Anne Miss Hamilton and Mrs.
G. a c. Rochester viii take part in the
coming musicale. Mrs. Van Wagcnen
and Miss Hayden viii be the aecompa-
nists. The programme VIII be as follows:
q. Andante with yariations.........H Haydn
b. Rondo a Capricio. Beethoven
Miss Potvin.
a. The Waltz Song .Isodore MuekStor
Miss Hamilton.
Group Of Chopin numbers. five pre-
ludes, Beiceuse and waltz...........
Miss PotviD
t Gon5, Ygh, Nina charles 6 eSg5lsa
Mrs. G. A. c. Rochester.
a. Magiciire (scene from Die Wal
b. Polonaise in E........................L iszt
Miss Potvin.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Bruins and Mr.. and
Mrs r. E. Farley. who. with a parry OF
well-known young people. are making
their summer home Al Poverty Camp
near Brighton Beach entertained a merry
crowd last Thursday evening. The pretty
grounds in The vicinity Of ''Poy rty Camp
were illuminated with japanese lanterns.
and on the shore Of the lake an immense
bonfire contributed its share TO the beauty
Of the night scene. Bathing and dancing.
followed by luncheon. were features
which went toward making the evening
one long 20 be remembered by the guests.
who included Mr. and Mrs. a. p. Graham.
Miss ESsie Fisher. Miss Elsie Bruins, Miss
Ethel BagIey. Miss Claire Bagley. Mss
Gene Graham. Miss Alice Fisher. Miss
Morrison. Mr.. Charles Scurry. Mr.. Harry
Walthew Mr. Ernest Herald. Mr.. Morris
Cheal. Mr.. Coll Murray. NJ. Fred Ham
mond. AIR. John Geary. Mr.. Force and Mr..
Cardin.
The rural. but pretty place Of the Coun-
try Club across the Sound, was the scene
OF a big gathering Of society people yes
terday Thursday verbal invitations no
titled about hfyy members Of the fashion
able set that they were expected 10 20 20
the Country Club Saturday and have
good time The hostesses OF the affair
were those who have cottages AT
the club. and who include Mrs. Daniel
Kellehcr Mrs. F. II. osgood Mrs ". A.
Peters Mrs. +. A. StTout. Mrs. a j.
Fisken and Mrs. l.. Il. Stedman. The
party left the city shortly after 20 O'Clock
yesterday morning in the Sarah NJ. Rem
ton. A quick run was made 20 the Coun-
try Club and there the guests remained
until yesterday afternoon. The day was
spent in bathing Eoifur and half a doz-
en- other amusements which are always To
be found at the Country Club. The day
was little warm. bur none the less de-
nEhtful and society was we'll satisfied
with the entertainment furnished them.
Under the caption - CouEressman's
Talented WIFE" the New York Journal Of
july % said;
one Of the most sitra c'ive ladies 81 the
congressional circle II Mrs Lewis. wife q
the Hon. James Hamilton Lewis repre-
sentative from the staIs of Washington.
Hrs Lewis has been married less than
year. She was MIS- Rose Lauton Doug
lass her ancestors being from one az the
old families - Virginia, THOUGH her pa
rental home Is IN Savannah ca. Mrs.
Lewis graduated - college is an accom-
pllshed musician. paints sell and hiss al
ready earned deserved reputation as
writer. Her stories Of negro and Cracker
life over the nom O. pldwe ~ Zip display
a far!le pen. and her work ln portr. ytng
the scenes * The South VIII win her
place among the best aefineatorH Of char-
actsr Mrs Lewis 81 tail stylish hr0-
most kindly feelings
society assembled az the home % Mr..
4 z Saewart. Boytston avenue and
Spring street. Friday sftsruoon 20 attend
one q the prettles1 card parties of the
summer SEQ cor. Il was 81 honor n Ars.
Ezra Stiuason. 81 Los Angeles Cal The
interior IF the home and the big si8e
porch wee decorated The parlor ind aaii
wara ln essranf I.a France roses. The din
trg room En- rsd reses and she porch vas
mass cf bea4tlfal green's Taere Wrte
about 6fts-feur guests pTt@enL SIX
handed euchre was played Mrs joseph
y GrtEery received t1e nrxt p98ze.
Richard Harding Davis rev book. sol
Sf4rs q Fortune ard Mrs ! Hatnes-
rho Won thp consolation horo~a received
= pretty painting TIE guests asssEnbled
az O'Clock aaa lt was almost before
taev departed During the 2ttaru9on .coo3
drinks and elegant TsfFeshments were
served
Mrs. F1avlus Cole a13 Mr. Hsrwoo1
Morran ensergalaed some friends WedEes-
aav afternoon ~ 3 Etcycas parry The
nary lrft Fhe city at Go3r ard went 70
NaHraua rzrk oN~T fae Lake Washington
usth wrags iUnrheom Naa aetre 81 II waS
o-csook whea trey isfs Ths park = rua
as made around fhe path ard about
o.riork fhe party reached ff@ e1tF. Mrs..
ral@ts asa Mrs. MorEaas guests tucfueee
Harz T.. era wfnra Mrs ~ t. I~sfinaer,
AIS Charles = Burnside. Misc aiasheT.
~ftss Ann NAzhsF. Mrs Dell Harba1xh.
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