The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-09


pected that she will leave for the Arctic
seas tonight or tomorrow. She Will join
the Boring sea fee. about September J.
The Perry Will enjoy rowing commission
until about August l.. when she, too. VIII
take her place in the fleet.
Miss Phillips, daughter of Capt Philips
OF the Perry, will accompany her fatner
north. She may he the only lady memoer
or the fleet. Miss Munger, daughter Oh
Capt. Munger or the Grant. may DC ms
companion north bat will not decide deiin-
isely until later date.
Miss Phillips has issued invitations Tor a
dancing party to be given on board the
United States revenue cutter Perry next
Tuesday evening. in honor OF Miss Hoover
of Spokane Miss Phillips has on seyerai
occasions entertained in a charming man
ner n number OF the young society people
of the city and her guests Tuesday night
will undoubtedly spend a pleasant evening
at dancing.
First Lieut. F. NJ Dunmoody came 10
the Sound from San Francisco short
time ago with orders to return on the
Golden Gate. Wednesday he was ordered
back TO San Francisco. having been as
signed 10 duty as assistant 10 Capt
Hooper commanding the Boring sea feet
Chief Engineer A. l.. Broadbent has been
the Grant.
Lieut.. r. H. Sturdevants trip north has
been delayed a couple OF weeks by reason
of his being detached from the Bear and
ordered TO the Grant. AT present he Is IN
the city on a Is days leave.
Mrs. David Jarvis. wife of Lieut.. Jar
Wis of the Bear. departed Wednesday for
her home in New Bedford. Mass.
Lieut.. J. C. Hooker was detached from
the Grant and ardarad m Rear this
week. Mrs. Hooker will remain in the
city several weeks and then leave for her
home in Ash Grove, Mo.
Mrs h. W. Perry, wife of Lieut.. Perry.
of the Guard. was in the city several days
last week visiting friends She is making
her home at Friday Harbor, where Lieut..
Perry is stationed.
Mrs. James II. Brown. wife of Lieut..
Brown, of the Grant. will go East soon to
spend the summer at her home in New
Bedford, Mass.
Mrs Frederick j. Haake. wife of Lieut..
Haake of the Perry. expects to leave for
her home in St. Louis next Friday.
Lieut. Commander Whiting. who is In
command of the Puget Sound Naval Sta
ton. has gone 10 Mare Island for examina-
ton for promotion. In his absence Lieut..
Hetherington is in command of the sta
ton.
Dr. r. w. Oleott. who Is the physician
and surgeon at the Puget Sound Naval
Station, went TO Hood canal this week
on a short business trip and DR.. s. j. Bird
enstine will look after his duties in his abb
sence.
Miss Hoover. of Spokane, who is visit
ing in the city. was the guest OF honor at
a lottery tea given by Miss Mcknight at
her home, Sixth avenue and Marion
street Wednesday afternoon. 1t was the
largest afternoon reception that took
place in the ranks of the young society
set during the week The interior of the
Mcknight home was In decorative cos
tune and the tea bore the stamp OF
uniaueness As each young lady entered
she was presented with a coupon ticket
which was numbered. Later the tickets
were placed together. the coupons being
retained by the guests. drawing fol-
lowed. and the young lady whose coupon
correspondent with the ticket last drawn
received prize. There were three draw
ings. and the successful young ladies
were Miss Ethel Semple. Miss Hakes and
Miss McGraw. Among the guests We're
several Eastern society buds who are
here to spend the summer Two notice.
ably pretty ones were Miss Katherine
BRYANT Of Washington City. and Miss
Kyer. OF Ann Arbor Mich. The
guests included Miss Baxter Miss Grace
Allen, Miss Hanford Miss Elaine Han
ford. Mrs. j. T. Steeb of Tacoma. Miss
Beazeley. Miss Kyer, of Ann Arbor, Miss
Hakes Miss Clark Miss Graves. Miss
Sidonia Furth. Miss Cardin. Miss V Car
din Miss Hansard Miss Bryant. OF wash
ington City. Miss Turner. Miss Phillips.
Miss Wade. Miss Kellogg. Miss Irene
Phillips. Miss Garfield. Miss Laura Can
field, Miss McGraw. Miss cowles. of
Olympia, Miss Nugent. Miss Holmes.
Miss Spencer. Miss Brookes. Miss Semplc
Miss Ethel Semple. Miss Waidron, Miss
Morgan. Miss Carroll Miss Hayden. Miss
Hughes. Miss ReIfe, Miss Whittier. Mr..
Herald. Mr. O. w. Rank. Mr.. Charles
wurteie Mr.. Sydney Hansard, Mr. Ciar-
ence Edwards, Mr.. Glare Farnsworth, Mr..
S. Boyd Crockett, Mr.. VIII Inglis and Mr..
Harold Smith.
A reception badged with the distinction
of not having been exceiled By any other
affair OF the week was that which Mrs.
Eben Smith gave at her modest home. 1915
Marion street. Thursday afternoon, for
Mrs. James Van Allen Smith. The latter.
nee Hubbard. is a bride OF few
weeks. Her husband. Mr.. James Van
Alien Smith. Is a son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Eben Smith. and they were married in
this city last month. and on their return
from a delightful wedding journey
dence on Olympic place. Queen Anne. II
was for the purpose Of introducing the
bride as well as giving her an opportan-
Try 10 meet old friends that the reception
was given The interior Of the home was
elegantly adorned with flowers and vines
and their beauty and fragrance was very
suggestive of spring and the charming
weather which comes with It Red
and yellow tulips were the predominating
a. a. shs rtarlr-- Thss.g ngara r~ofss4a-
Nv scattered about ard contrasted with
the elegant Easter lilies which were bank
"a about the rnantei. produced delight
ftif effect Pink prinroses. fragrant ap-
pie blossoms and rich Ia France roses
reEgned In the library and all Of these
tolued with the nareissf. white lilac and
dainty asparagus fern in the dining room
10 give the rooms the appearance Of
flower gardens. rich in natures gifts. The
reception was from until s. and during
those hours about loo persons whose
names are well known IN the local society
world passed over the threshold % the
smith residence. Mrs. Eben Smith was
assisted In receiving by Mrs. z. T.. Blaine,
sister Of the guest OF honor. and Mrs A.
NJ Giadiugs.
TS1rfuE the past week number Of we'll
known people changed their residences
ana in most cases the change was a gentle
reminder OF the approach Of the summer
season Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ Paschail
ard Mr. Edgar Aues moved into the Ed
win Hughes cottage. overlooking Lake
washington. and Mr.. and Mrs. Harwood
Morgan left their city home and are now
ccc1srving the Fulton cottage. close to the
lake Thu handsome Stratton home va
Gated BIZ the Paschails. will be the home
az the Bachelors Club which for year
Dssf has occupied the NacCnlsky home on
nsro~ avenue Last Monday Mr and