The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-30

ssors. and over - people were prsseus
Everywhere ccuJa BE- seen sss college
cogors-purpse and gold The pssrcrsmm 2
was n charming one the features inci2si-
inx Miss py,yvsrs,s work on the piano. the
.srsxsrx OF Mrs Jennie Houghton ard the
Brooklyn sereuA6e auarreSse; Regent John
r. Ears toast The Regents. Dr. ffanah-
fe,r,'x to.sss. 1.-THE Faculty" the speech %
ws~.c.,ue By James r. McE1roys Martin
Harrxis' response: the selections q the
.r.aI@ auaysesse, consisting OF Mr.. Gies.
Mr.. Deusnors, Nr. Barton and Ar. Giles.
THURSDAY evening the senior class ana
faculty received In the university and
delightful pFogFzmme was successsuhs
csrr.ed oss. Friday was graduating day.
and the iaR Of the great days Of com
frlArceuzeni week of ~.
Mrs. George Gund gave party az her
home. Fourteensh avenue aud Ssneca
street. Wednesday afternoon. In honor
OF the fourth birthday Of her daughter Ag.
mes Many little folks were present ana
spent q pleasant afternoon. Pretty fayofs
were awarded. The guests incsudsd'
Teddy Andrews, Abbey Baiiiargecn. Win
right Benham Helen Brown. Alexander
". Babo. Helen Calhoun. Lorris Cole,
Eima Collins. Bertrand Collins. Catharinc
cofver. Helen Denny, Marion Engei. Dom
aid Fisken. Jack Garrett. Hugh kellener.
Esther Metzser, Kimbaii b. Palmer. Dan
s.edman. Dorothy Sfsnson. Cafharine
Smith. Mildred Towusisy. Helen strout.
Mrs. Morgan j. Carkesk gave a break
fast at her home Boren avenue and Aadi-
son street yesterday In honor o. Mrs
Edwin Webster. who has just returned
srsn, an extended trip to Paris. The break
fast was served under the trees In Ars.
-CarEeek's garden. the table being pref
tiiy decorated and protected by huge
japanese umbrella The guess were a
hal. dozen Of Mrs webster'ss most int!-
mate friends. and TO their enjoynent OF
Mrs. carkeek's hospitality was added the
pleasure Of reunion after long separation.
The "Wednesday night band concerts at
the lake promise 10 afford society more
entertainment than ever during the COM
Ing summer. Canoes, launches and row.
boats will be IN use every coneers night,
and many small parties viii he given. So
c.aty has already taken 1t up and notwith-
standing the cold weather last Wednesday
evening. there was a good sprinkiing Of
boats on the water. In addition to the
water parties number Of society people
got together, made up small parties and
spent the evening on shore listening TO the
music and fndulsing In pleasant repartee.
One Of the few important questions
which seems to be troubling society Is:
VIII DIR. Garrett. OF st. Marks. accept the
Portland call? The truth Is that many
fear he will. ana st. Marks people are
very mitch worked up over the matter.
Il hope he will remain with US" said one
not of the flock hut I arm Of the opinion
that he VIII accept. He declined past Of
fers, but / have been told that the rector
of St. Marks feels that he wants change.
II that Is tr.,e he will certainly leave US.
fear that IL we lose DIR. Garrett st.
Marks will not be what II is at present"
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Fisken, Mrs. Charles
Power. Miss Furth. Miss Sidonia Furth.
Mr.. Josiah Collins. Mr.. Arthur Peliy. Mr.
George Hurd. Mr.. b. Pcily and Mr.. James
Murray were elegantly entertained aboard
the Oregon Monday at the instance Of Mrs.
w. A. Peter. who il a cousin of Lieut. Ae-
ceman. 81 :he Oregon. The afternoon was
delightfully."- spent In partaking OF an ele-
CANT iun .heon and Inspecting the interest
ing parts OF the battieship that represents
a floating investment OF several millions.
Members OF the Canoe Club are home
from four days outing on Lake Wash
ington. during which run was made
from the head of the lake through Sauak
slough. Among those who made the trip
were Gen. and Mrs. E. NJ. Carr, Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice McMicken. Mr. and Mrs.
A. b. Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A.
Wing. Mr. and Mrs. G. y. Stimson, Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. EngIe. Mr. and Mrs. J. d.
Lowman and Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Price.
Mrs. Maurice McMicken and Mrs. John
Wotherspoon chaperoned a yachting par
- given by Miss Laura Rumsey on board
the yacht kcipie Friday afternoon, the
guests Including Miss Calhoun. Miss Bax-
ter. Miss Morgan, Miss Brooks. Mr. ]. w.
Rumsey. Mr.. Rumsey of Chicago Mr..
Stockton Rumsey. Mr. Hawkins, Capt.
Condor Mr.. Foster. Mr. Davidson. Mr.
Harris. Mr.. Herman Chaplin and Mr.. von-
dertute.
Mrs. ]. Il. Lowman entertained the
French Club last Monday afternoon. The
time was passed very agreeably and In
structiveiy. Prof. Constant announced
that he would give lessons during the sum-
mer months at his residence or the pupils
home az desired.
Owing to the exercises commemorative
OF Memorial day there will be no meeting
of the club tomorrow.
The following young people were he
guests Of Mas Moiiie Phillips at yacht
ing party given on the White Star yesser-
day afternoon; Miss Army Smith, Miss
Whittier, Miss Maud Hannon Miss Clark
and Miss Wal9ron Mr. Clarence Edwards.
Mr.. WIN FAIR Mr. Farnsworth. Mr.. Har-
old smith. Mr.. Frank Fredericks, MIR. In
gersoll and NJ. Calhoun.
Mrs. L. Il. II. Miller Will give n recen-
dion at her handsome home on Columbia
street Thursday Afternoon In honor of
her daughter. Mrs. Lester Herrick o.
san Francisco, who Is visiting In the city
AIRS. Herriek has circle OF deiigh;fuy
friends In the city. many OF whom win
sec her next Thursday for the first time
since she left this city as a bride for her
San Francisco home.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. pauiton gave a LARGE
launch and picnic party across Lake
Washington yesterday the affair being
In honor Of the Tuesday Might Card Club.
II was one OF the delightful events of
the week. The guests included a grea
many well known society people. The
party spent tho afternoon picnicklns and
dancing.
Miss Furth. Miss Sldonia Furth. Mr.. n.
Peliy and Mr., Arthur Pcliv were the
guests at a dinner given by Mrs. Charles
Power "Wednesday evening at her home
ON Miner avenue. IL was for Mr.. Arthur
Peliy. OF British Columbia who was Wis
AA .>if " ha has.