The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-20

dancing being the feature Of the en;ertain-
naent- TIE guests included MISS Nc
Nanght. Miss Clark. Miss Reeer Miss Ky
or. Miss Evelyn Graves. Miss Baxter. Miss
Spencer. Miss Grace Allen, Miss Ethel
Semple. Miss Waidron, Miss Whittier, Mrs
Aiken, Miss HakeS. MIR. Herald. Mr..
FaruSworta. Mr.. Rank. Air, Si!iiman. MIR.
heloes, Mr.. Edwards. MIR. Boyd. Mr.
Crockett Mr., Cheal. MIR. nickmsn, Mr..
Eastwiek, of Portland; MIR Nurtele MIR.
Harold Smith and Mr.. Lencs James Rick
ard
Mrs Frank Lewis gave a reception be-
tween and last "Wednesday afternoon
at her home. 6ol University street. Mrs.
Lewis received with her daughter, Miss
FerSoneus, AMI Mrs F. u. Van Wasenen.
Mrs. Henry Furhman. Mrs. Grastas
BFainerd and Mrs W. V. Rinehart. 3r..
sisted in entertaining the guests, Miss
Sailie Beaziey Miss f.eota Douglas, Miss
Fannie Knapp and Miss Ida Corey looked
after the dining room in a most charming
manner. The house was banked with
roses, ferns and IVY There were roses ev-
erywheTe. and the beautiful decorations.
together with the lovely gowns, display
ed. made scene not soon To be forgotten.
The bali was filled with palms and ported
plants, and al the head Of the landing q
net was hung. tlled With pansies. There
Miss Mary Van Wagcnen received the
cards In a pretty basket al roses. Tho
parior was banked in PINK roses and
ferns. and in the aFchway between the
parioTs the Ash net port:eres were filed
with pink roses. The back parior was IN
white roses and ivy and ferns. ana the
dining room was "a beautiful bower of red
roses.
one of the most delightful wheeling par
a.. ~
lowing Seattle ladies. who made the run
from Tacoma to Steiacoon last Saturday:
Mrs w. J. Bernard, Mrs q. VI. Stewart.
Mrs. Newman Kline, Mrs. Robert NJ. Hop
kins Mrs. J. NJ. f.. Atkinson. Mrs. Mort
Atkinson. Mrs. Burreli Miss Edith Park
inson. Miss Rowena Neville. Miss Helene
Burreli and Miss Carrie Atkinson. The
trip from Seattle 10 Tacoma was made on
the Flyer, On arriving in Tacoma the par
~ was Joined by Mr.. w. ]. Rogers. A
slight shower overlook the party ON the
prairie. which acted as discomfort for Il
short time, hut Madame Luna soon came
out in all her glory and made the hikers
forget that there ever was such Il thing
as rain. At the asylum the party was de-
ltghtfuily entertained by Or and Mrs. j.
r. Laughary. a lunch being among the
features. The return 10 the city was made
on the Flyer.
Mrs. and Mrs. Clayton Burns contrib
uted TO the pleasure of 4 number OF WELL
known society people last Thursday by
giving yachting. picnic and dancing par
~, The guests left the city at 10 o'clock
in the morning on the Kelpie and after
several hours had been spent In cruising
about the sound. a landing was made Mt
Eagle Harhor. where an elegant dinner
was served. After that some time was
spent in dancing. The party included MIR.
and Mrs. s. l.. Crawford. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. r. Blaine. Mr. and Mrs. Burnside. MIR.
and Mrs. Thurman, Mr.. and Mrs Flaw
ius Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. HARDWOOD Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. u. Perkins. Mrs John
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Jackson.
Mrs r. u, Van Wageren Miss Olive nax-
ter. Miss Brooks Miss Clark. Miss Wal
dron. Capt. Condor. Judge Moore Mr..
Frank Hawkins. Mr.. William Sheffield and
Mr.. Foster.
Mrs. Frederick L. Fehren received last
Friday afternoon at her home, TO Bel
mont avenue north, for her sister Miss
Louise Gerichs. Of San Jose. Cal. who
Is spending thn summer with her Mrs
A. Il. Stewart, Mrs. 8. l.. Crawford. Mrs.
NJ j. Carter and Mrs. r. RI. Guy assisted
Mrs. Fehren in entertaining the $50 ladies'
who called. Refreshments were served
by Miss Ruth Cole Miss Florence Denny.
Miss Carrie Denny. Miss Daisy Curtis
7.
Carter received the cards. The decora-
tons, which were well arranged and were
greatly admired, consisted of La France
roses pink sweet peas and maiden hair
fern I'm the reception room Jacqueminot
roses in the library and California pop
pies and maiden hair fern in the dining
room The porches were screened with
ferns and roses interlacod in fish net.
One OF the most pleasant yachting
parties of this summer was that given by
Mrs. II. r.. elise the keIpie last Tues
day. Besides Capt. Condor. Judge Moore,
MIR Foster and Mr.. Hawkins Of tho
crew. the party numbered about twenty
five. including several from out OF the
city. II was particularly happy in its
makeup, a number Of the best known
vocalists OF the city were on board who
entertained the other guests on the sail
home. The weather Itself did it's share
and both going and coming. treated the
party 10 all the pleasures 10 be had from
lazy drift before 4 warm breeze, In 4
rapid sail before a stiff wind. Eagle
iarbor was the rendezvous. where sup
per WAS had around bis camp fire. and
the return to the city was made al a late
hour in the evening.
The presence IN this city OF NJ.
responsible for pretty luncheon which
Mrs. Fred stimson gave AT her handsome
home on Quaen Anne yesterday. The
rooms sere elegantly adorned with few
ers. The dininE-roOm was IN maiaenhair
tern. la France roses and pink ribbons.
The room was darkened. ign, coming
from dainty candies. which were among
the aesthetic decorations Of the table.
After the luncheon an hour was spent in
rsrartee Mrs stffnson's guests includ-
,-.f Afre I r aYcNaught Mrs. Del Har-
haugh. Mrs Flavius Cole. Mrs. F. w.
price. Mr< Clayton Burns. Mrs. ". u.
Benharu. Mrs r. A. Wing MrE Maurice
McMIcken. Mrs. T. r. Blaine and Mira
c. -. Stlmsou-
Mr. John ". Alison. son 81 Dr. Alexan-
der Alison. formerly OF this city vas
married June IS At Detroit Mich ia
bride is Miss Marie Thayer. who is
sister of Mr. Lyman Thaysr. n we'll know II
Young business man % This city. he WIS
present a the wedding which took pi@rs
~ rha brides home and gave away nc
bride AIR ard Mrs. Charles Black ~
tfiis city. also witnessed the ceremony.
Mrs Black and the bride being sisters.
Sv Alexander Alison. 1r.. was beat MAN.
Mr. aud Mrs Alison eill make their home
IN Yoakeru. Y. I. where the groom r. 2t
present IN charge Of a church. Sir AID
Mrs Alison met In this city several years
ago.
The members ~ the Neslka set anf
thelr friends enjoyed a launch. dancing
and rtenhs party Monday evening Tho
launch left Madison street - 5 O'Clock.
with 4 number on board. The run ~as
tssr.. FsssT f4Lr