The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-11


ana Mr.. &. Pelly- The party went -
and from the clrcas grounds II . bus
drawn by four horses.
Another party Included members az the
Ne~laa set OF the city. Mrs :. =. HIS
and Mrs Lawrence L. Moore ehaperoOed
the party. which included Miss Ethel Bag
iey. Miss Claire Bagley. AiiSs smith Miss
Ida Smith. If .ss Nettia smith Miss Leor8
Conn, Miss Crockett Mr.. Lawrence L.
Moore. Mr.. Fred y. Hammous Ar. A0gl-
bert NJ. Hicks. Mr.. Fred " Hicks. SIR
Maurice Cbeai. Mr.. Howard Burton AmeS.
ar. Paul Holbrook and Mr. .. Winfred
Crockett.
Miss Graves, Miss Evelyn Graves. Miss
Relfe. Mr.. Ralph Hopkins Mr Bert
Graves and MIR. Sidney H4nsard made up
q third party.
The date of the tennis ball has been
nxed. II will be held IN the Seattle
theater Thursday July =. The commit
tee which has II in charge nae: last week
and in the matter Of arranging the de-
tails made the progress stated. The IL
nouncanent will not he a surprise X
Vas told in these columns last Sunday
tnat the members of the Seattle tennis
club favored July % 10 enable those who
take part IN the finals on Saturday Ia
enjoy the pleasures Of the bah without
injuriEs their condition. The balls have
past and thega Is no other place in the
city which has the advantages for such
an affair. Some people gave circulation
10 report last week that the bali would
be held IN the Queen Anne club house
The report Was not credited and society
people who heard 1t laughed. The queen
Anne club house has no superior in the
state but 1t is too much out of the way
of general travel. too hard To reach. and
too small after IL Is reached for an affair
rroportiooed after the style OF the tennis
ball. Its owners realize these things.
The dressing rooms would appear the size
Of orange boxes 10 the immense crogd
that would attend the ball The time
has about been reached when great
proportion of the small society AFFAIRS
take place at the QEv en- Anne club hDuse
but its capacity is not equal TO The de-
mands that would be made on it by an
event the length and breadth of the ten
his bail.
This week the ball committee will so
ahead with its arrangements. The COM
mittee includes Capt. Harry TAYLOR
chairman; Mr. l. Pely. Mr.. Jack Read
man. Mr. Josiah Collins. Mr.. .. NJ. AUS
tin. Mr. J. r. Savage. Mr.. ". L. Pres
ton and Mr.. J. NJ. ellison, jr.
Cruising about the Sound on pleasant
days. camping at night. with no fixed
time for reaching home is p summer
feature Of outings which should be much
more INDUCED in by society than il ever
has been. In The east they have house
boat parties, but those who have dipped
into such affairs and INDUCED in the
summer cruises on the Sound, say that
the eastern sport is not to be compared
with an outing ou the Sound. Every
spring one hears OF how much more we
viii do this summer than We did last"
and dozen or more cruises on the Sound
are always included in the itinerary. But
summers come and summers so and the
cruises are with a few exceptions. myths
This year society is willing to enjoy these
outings IL the weather VIII but permit.
and several long cruises are booked Cor
July and August.
Friday afternoon one Of these parties
left The city in the yacht white Star.
which has furnished as much entertain
ment for society since sho appeared on
the Sound as any other yacht in the
bay The party included Mr. and NJ.
Tourville. Miss McNaugnt. Miss Phil
lips. Miss Wittler Miss Hakes Miss Mar
guerite Mckinney. Mr. Clarence Ed
w<rds Mr. Charles Wurtelc Mr. Clare
Farnsworth, Mr. Duncan 'nverarty. MIR.
Crin Rank and Mr.. +. L. InGersolL When
the White Star set sail Friday afternoon
those aboard had not fixed OF any p1r-
ticular route for a cruise. The yacht
VIII go down the Sound. and n stop.}i *
place viii be selected from one Of the
many pretty spots that grace the shores
OF the Sound country Unless the pro-
sramme is changed. the White Star VIII
return with her party OF merry society
people Monday.
c. lie Roy Gardner a nephew Of Mr.
aud Mrs 6 l. Crawford. will leave for
San Francisco this week TO visit friends
and relatives. Tuesday evening he was
guest OF honor At IA dancing party given
hy Mr. and Mrs. :. l.. Crawford Dane
ing occupied the attention of the young
guests The interior Of the Crawfor
home Was mass Of fine decorations
The Veranda was Illuminated with ORR
entail lanterns and filled ~ with rugs
cushions couches and easy chairs.
Mrs W T.. Benharn. Mrs James y Hoge
jr and Mrs j. q. Scurrv assisted Mrs
Crawford. Present were. Miss Clara
Hanna. Miss Virginia s. -rry Miss kath-
crime Tyler Miss Grace Heacock. Miss
Ienara McGrath Miss Nsnette PaschaU.
Mas julia Crane Miss Helen UuRhe
Mies Clara Wing Mr. Arthur Hoyt, Mr.
Gilbert Meem. MIR Howard Hughes. Mr
Edward Spencer Mr.. VIII Gcary. Mr..
Ernest Geary Mr. John Geary Nj Rot-
ert Benham Mr Nathaniel Paschali Mr.
Hubert Livingston Miller Mr. David
oliver Mr. Vivian Csrkeek. SIR. George
= hn@s and Mr.. Harry Hoyt
Miss Marguerite Mckinney gave a de-
lehtful launch and canoeing party last
Sunday. The party left the city a r. m
in a launch and went 70 fhe mouth Of
Mercer slough There the members en-
tered canoes and the trip up The slough
was made An eie& 3ut }unc heon was
served. Anout f o'clock The party returned
&c the month ~ tire s'o4Eh. took passage