The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-27

much. Those who have looked into the
matter believe thai 4 an organization
was effected and Locked after ~ raSn %
reliability na great trouble would be sx-
lerIence1 IL main tanning "a cIan- There
are very Few society people IN this c3ty
who are net devoted 10 tAe wheel ard they
should certainly take SUFFICIENT interest IN
the proposed country club 20 al least IN
vesiiga1e the cost ard Come 10 some con-
clusaoE.
TIE aid Rainier hotel building. which
from high elevation between Marion and
Columbia streets AID F'iftn aaA sixth ave.
nHes looks CAT on The blue waters u the
sound ard me gaow-rapred Olymsies
farther away. could EEL II given the power
o. speech. o. many Joyous affairs thaI nave
taken place within is sails o0t X never
had FOR It's guests a u1erriEr crowd than
that which gathered Vbsre Friday -igat 20
attend the sweli lndoor function % lae
W4eh and one of the SWEETEST II The sea-
so0. Il MAS the n.sai OF The dancing party
gwen ~ the Young women Of the krsoE A
Gain SCI IL had AaSa looked forward 20
~ society with unusual eageFuesS. Two
years before the same st had charged IL
self win the details % a bah masGae.
which % this day society speaks OF with
tender memories ffoaElng through is mind
The Friday night affair was repetition Of
two years ago. with additional charm.
When the young men OF the set give a
eance i Il always something smart. But
when The young woT1ea have Caar<E OF An
affair the young men oex their heads N
humble zcknowle led sulent Of the superior
lily o. woman IN ,ha matter Of giyicg great
sr attEactiveness 10 thai with which their
society fingers come IN contact TIC
young men would nos, II they could. incur
the trouble necessary 10 make dance
s1ch an artistic success The old Rainier
does not witness any functions these DAYS
except when the young women o. the
Knot A Gain decide TO entertain. For
their dance Of - they chose A fina month.
4 charming nis.At. Some enc who spaFns
the assertion that he Is fsverei With sem
fi-aentaiity has said. June blessed month
Of roses. Mere 1t noS for you there would
be more suicides Anyhow. II you want
70 give a dance giye L IN Juus. AL day
Friday the young women .c4led al the
Rainier. They strung the big. el@-
CANT veranda at the west side
with hamnocks. they filed IL
with easy chairs IN the dining room.
which was asei ss the dancing hall. they
scattered roses and vines ana evergreen
anu other rich gifts 81 nature which the
magic month OF June seems to Invent
Down a. the east end OF the room vas
great screen-dne gorgeous mass OF ricn
roses IN other parts ~ the room they
ways were lined with them. and on the
walls and in little recesSes. where you ala
not look for decorations. were all sorts OF
flowers. which sent ont a rich fragrance
that was welcome the guests. Friday
was q. very warm day. but evening did not
find TIE atmosphere anything bat pleasant.
Back in the sun-klssed cities 81 the At
lanIic coast sweliering. miserable human
Try died with the heat. or prayed that an
occasional breath Of air might stir, h1s up
al yhs old Rainier where. bUt for the alb
sence Of daylight, one could have looked
out and come almost face 20 face with
snow-covered mountains. society did not
suffer from the heat.
The dancing began a. o'clock and con-
tinGed until an hour after midnight The
young women brought leap year rules into
play. They not only bore the expense. but
they escorted The young men 10 the hotel
and engaged them for dances. The young
men were no; expected TO do anything but
eat dance. talk and look happy. Mrs. ].
F. McNaugh; ard Mrs Del. Harhaugh
were the chaperones. To Miss Men aug NJ
ia due the credit OF assuming the re-
sponslbii.ies os the details and pushing
them 20 a succssSfu. termination. Pres
enf were Mr. and Mrs ", u. Perkins, Mr..
and Mrs J. Albert Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs.
f r Blaine Mr.. and Mr.. r = Bell. Mr..
and Mrs Henry kysr. Mr.. and Mrs. Mort
Atkinson. Mrs F.. ". Andrews, Miss NJ
Naught Miss Fox. Miss Vaidron. Mss
Clarke Miss Conn. Miss Atkinson. Miss
Brookes. Miss Phillips. Miss Wade. Miss
Graham. Miss ia sl~y. Miss Claire Bagiey.
Miss Bryant, Miss Retsr Miss Baxter.
Miss cznteii. Miss Laura Garfield, Miss
Evelyn Graves. Miss kyer. Miss Cum
rnings Miss Banks aIiss Brown, Mss
Dinkelsplel. Miss arQait. Miss Cardn.
Miss Spencer, Miss Miller Miss Hansay1,
Miss Haaes Miss Morgan. Miss Mckinney.
Nj VIII Ingiis Mr.. Fred Baxter, Nj
VIII Hanna Mr.. Clarence EDWARDS, Mr..
Clare Farnsworth. Mr.. Gay Lewis II Los
Angeles. Mr.. sidney HaasaFd. Mr. Stock
ton Ramsey. Mr.. Robert Eed1sld. Mr..
Orin Rank. Mr.. VIII SilliETasn, Mr. Harold
Snlta Mr. E ". Herald Mr. julius Au-
gustine. Mr.. VIII Keith. Mr.. Boyd Crock
EFT. Mr. Fred Crockett. Mr.. Duncan In
verar8ty. Afr. Fred Hanmons Mr.. Hy-
land. MIR Robert Webb. Mr.. Morris ChsaI,
AIR Tuil Kellogg. AIR Charles WarEeie.
Ar. Harry Nsi,hew. Mr. ellison. Alr.
I.enos James Ricssg3. Mr. a0tca. Mr..
rlcharas. Mr. William Beatty and Mr.
Thomas van Dyke Tyler Or. Hicks Dir.
Walter and Sir Blanchard. 90 Tarana.
Mr. William Beatty and Mr.. Fred Dtech-
mann.
The English residents % this city cels-
r7a1ea tne diamond J1hiiee Of her IRA
5ss9y Queen Victoria by 4 dianec given
among themselves AZ the Hote! Stevens
on Tuesday evening last az : c'ci0ck-
The tables ware la3d in tire form u n r.
and were profg<s-ly decorated with roses
the flower OF England The room ass
hung with many Gags TIE Talon jack
and the Stars and Stripes being e0Espicu-
Gus behind the chairs - tAe president and
yl~~ president. Tie r7ena wass excellent
ard was -riwtes1 on souvenir cards bear