The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-13

Na4.~t A&Sf4Nss&s ana WINDOWS beng liter
ally covered with seAu;iful flowers \
large crowd assembled srd evidenced rhes-
aE.sirecsat4oa ~ the programme Ay hearty
enco-cs- Refreshments were served dur
:aS N4le evening.
The programme consisted OF the follow
md numbers:
Piano solo .............. Miss Zoe Ste;sSsn
Mandolin and guitar. TYls Misses Corey
Nosat SOLO .......-..--..-.Mr. 6iitert Smith
M1adolln solo -. Mis- Rsss Mst ssi,s i
49,, 90. 50 ..-.-.*,-.'-'....+...- Mcs Msaer
vocal colo .......... Mr.. George Esina.lss
Vocal solo ........... Mrs. George E,snans.s
One Of the delightful yachting parties
Of the week was that given by Miss Mollie
Phillips on the White Star Wednesday
The party left the Brighton Beach boat
house about ) O'Clock IN the evening and
cruised about the Sound until 10 o'clock.
A run 20 Port Biakeley was made ana
hugely enjoyed by the party. II was one OF
the finest days for sailing that has been
experienced on the Sound for a long time
Miss Phillips guests included; Mrs. II.
Flint Miss Whittier. Miss Clark. Miss
Harmon. Miss Waidron. Mr. VIII Hanna
MIR. Clare Farnsworth Mr. Foster. MIR.
lngersoli. Mr.. Tracy Robertson, Mr.. John
Moves. lr., Of Butte Mont Mr. Jess
Brinksr and Mr.. Frank Frederick.
Miss Aidine Squire. daughter Of ex-
| United States Senator and Mrs Watson
{. Squire graduated from the Friends
Seminary. New York City. Friday evening.
June I. There were eight graduates in the
class. The AFFAIR was one which at
tracted the attention or New York society,
as all Of the graduates are we'll known in
Gotham. Tie New York newspapers con-
tanned accounts of the closing exercise
and the New York Herald. in speaking 81
MISS Squire, said. She aStonished her
audience with il learned and Statesmaniike
dissertation on ManieipaI Ownership OF
Franchises. Mr.. Squire was present At
the exercises and Was among those who
made addresses.
"Wednesday evening DIR. p. A. Purdy and
Mr.. F. ". McConnaughey entertained 4
few friends on the launch Laura. The
party eruiseG about Lake Washington and
enjoyed the band concert. The party iu-
cluded; Miss Elise Brooks. Miss Mills.
Miss Irene Simpson. Miss Alice Andrews
OF Portland. Miss Laura Rumsey. Miss
Claire Bagley, Miss Ethel Bagley. DR.. T..
A Purdy. Mr.. f. W McConnaughey. Mr..
II. l.. Tomlinson. Mr. Mort Donaldson.
Mr.. ". II. Siliman. Mr.. VIII inglis Mr.
Hamilton Garry and Mr.. Fred Crockett.
Mrs. David Gilmore was the hostess a. .
pretty luncheon, given last Wednesday
afternoon for Mrs. j. r. Lewis of Los
Angeles. Miss Neville and Miss Brown
assisted. The guests included: Mrs. Chill
colt. Mrs. Patrick. Mrs. ". r. Wickware
Mrs. 5. l.. Crawford, Mrs. Lands. Mrs.
NJ. d. Ballard. Mrs. John Moore. Mrs.
John Trowhridge. Mrs. Charles f. Patter-
son. Mrs. F. J. Burns, Mrs. e. +. Stone
Mrs. Ehen Smith, Mrs. Amos Brown. Mrs.
James Griffith. Mrs. Jerome Cati!n, Mrs
p. II. NJ. Miller, Mrs. w. X. Ballard Mrs.
Thorndyke and Mrs. r. n. Hopkins.
letter from Alaska announces that
Mrs. Munger and Miss Munger, who went
north on the Grant. spent some time In
Sitka while the Grant was on a three
weeks cruise. While there Miss Munger
gave A dance 70 the government officers.
their wives and sweethearts at the Sitka
opera house. which was one OF the most
enjoyable events that Sitka society has
taken part I'm for a long time Later the
Mungers joined the Grant. which is now
en- route for Boring sea.
Miss Riggs. charming young society
lady. is in the city. the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs +. Il. osgood She was formerly OF
Tacoma, but left there about one year ago
and went East. She has just returned To
the Sound and will he In the city some
time II Is said tina; the Riggses will spend
the summer in Tacoma. Friday evening
Miss Riggs was the guest of honor AZ a
small and very informal affair which MiS
Arquit gave at the osgood home.
Miss Turner. who. since her return from
the East has made her home with the
Bachelors Club. OF which her father. Mr..
Lester Turner. Is a member, entertained
Id .t ltas& 4fzse4zs
Friday a, the clubs home on Fourteenth
avenue and Madison street: Miss Nc
Naught Ms McC;raw, Msss Spencer. Miss
Holmes. Miss DinkelspieI. Miss Hanford
and Miss Elaine Hanford-
Mrs. Fred Stimson viii give n luncheon
TO twelve OF her friends next Wednesday
in honor Of Mr. Stimsons mother. Mrs.
Thomas Siimson. Of Los Angeles. Cal. ON
Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Charles Siimson
will entertain ~ a lawn party for Mrs.
Stinson The lawn AZ her Qneen Anne
home. will BE- In Oriental costume In honor
OF the occasion.
The tennis tea "Wednesday afternoon al
the grounds OF the Seattle Tennis club.
vas we'll paironized by local society peo-
ple who found great pleasure In drinking
tea. exchanging repaTtee and playing ten
mis- Mrs Charles Henry clark served and
was assisted by Mrs. Thomas Green and
Mrs. Sharples
one Of the brightest affairs Of the pres
ont week will he she dinner and lawn
Marty which Mrs. II. 4. Noble will give at
her seHghffnI home AZ Tarrow Tuesday
night IN honor Of Miss Cummings, who Ia
her guest The guests viii he made up OF
members o! tie young set.
JnAge and Mrs Thomas Burke viii not
go 10 housekeeping for the present. but
wifi znerd the summer ia an elegant suite
~ rooms which they Will 1T UP in tha
Burke block, Second avenue ard Marion
street
Mrs. CaSpar ". sharpleE entertained
few friends very pleasantly Friday after
nom al her home. I'LL Cherry street In
soraer Of her sfster-in-law. Miss Sharpiez.
VINO is spending the summer with her.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stimson. OF Los
Angeles. are ~ the city. the guests Of Mr.
I'D Mrs. Fred Ssfmson Yesterday Ir.
stlrnson and Mr. Fred StlmSon made the
trsp 10 Monte Cristo-
Mrs ~ r9sei Weston gave a small card
Marty T'aursla afternoon. al her home on
psrs-on hlH for her sister -ir~iN&. Miss
weston. OF California. VINO ID visiting in
tbs city.
Miss Nanett Pasehall aaugh,sr OF Mr.
ard Mrs. George PascnAl9. wiii arrive here
snortiy from WASHINGTON city. where she
Is attending Georgetown convent.