The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-23

Atlantic Monthly sketch. Abandoned
will expect many a strong blow 90 De
mingled with the lighter rapier touches 81
the author 81 Mrs. Lofty's Diary. The
Puget sound country is leading the tar
West in literary production.
The young ladies "a the University OF
WASHINGTON enjoyed the hosp atty or
their retiring preceptress, Miss Ellen J.
Chamhcrlin, yesterday afternoon az her
beautiful little home on Olympic avenue.
diSs Chamherlin was assisted IN recetNlns
by Mrs. Crockett, Mss Hanses, Miss
Crockett and Miss Rose Crane. The fol-
lowing young ladies were present; Miss
Caroline Horton. Miss Anna +. Hays Miss
Grace Glasgow. Miss Rue GLASGOW. Miss
Birdie BealS. Miss Dot Mcfarland, Miss
Blanche Brooks. Miss Helen Holmes. Miss
Charlotte Blodgett- Miss Lydia Lowering.
Miss Ina Carpenter Miss Lulu Foy, Miss
Edith Foy Miss Cora Goodman. Miss May
Goodman. Miss Nora Chambers. Miss May
Button. Miss Gussie Button. Miss Luella
Dean, Miss Emma Booth, Miss Bette Par
sons. Miss Mabel Ward. Miss Margaret
Beckdelt Miss Anna Winters. Miss Anna
Boyd Miss Ora Brown. Miss Hearty
Wood, Miss Agnes Ward. Miss MeNte
King. Miss Helen wilson Miss Gossie
williams. Miss Elizabeth Frye. Miss
Name skinner Miss Hester Matson. Miss
Jennie Cook, Miss Lulu Fuller. Miss May
Fuller. Miss Olivia Peck. Miss Alice Sloan.
Miss Amanda Clark Miss ]. Ridgway.
Miss Clara whistler. Miss Manila Fish.
Miss Jessie BARLOW, Miss Theresa Schmidt.
Miss Florence Harper, Miss Harriet Elder.
Miss Barton. Miss Miracle and Miss CRU
ellie.
Mrs Charles r. Patterson entertained
Wednesday afternoon at her residence on
Columbia street in honor OF Mrs J. r.
Lewis. OF California. VINO. With her hush
and. Judge Lewis. Is visiting the city,
The house was prettily trimmed for the
occasion with flowers and greens and
presented a cool refreshing appearance
after the warm atmosphere out OF doors.
Iced refreshments were served during the
afternoon. The game of "charaeteris-
tics was successfully guessed by Mrs.
Samuel l. Crawford who won the prize.
The guests included Mrs Charles clary.
Mrs. William Redhcld. Mrs, Chen Smith.
Mrs. Forrest. Mrs. John III. Hanna. Mrs.
A. F. Stewart. Mrs. Martin. Mrs. Charles
Hopkins. Mrs. David Gilmore, Mrs.
Arthur Van Doren, Mrs. NJ. w. Con-
ant. Mrs. Griffith Davies. Mrs. Samuel
Crawford. Mrs A. w Chiicote. Mrs. Leon
Patrick and Mrs. NJ ID. Ballard
Last Monday afternoon the French
Club was entertained by Mrs. George T..
oinnd an her home corner Fourteenth ave-
nue. and Seneca street. Much regret was
expressed By the members OF the club
on learning that the meeting would be the
lust reunion at Mrs. Gunds home. -
her departure for Cleveland. her future
home. viii occur soon. As Mrs. Gund
is one OF the original members. as well
as OF the most advanced OF the club.
formed three years ago. she will he great
liz missed. The next meeting will ne to-
morrow at the residence OF Mrs. J. ID.
Lownan.
Last evening Mrs. A. L. Hawiey enter
tanned the following we'll known young
people in honor Of Miss Ruth and Miss
Eo Schram. Miss Clara Hanna. Miss
Katherine Tyler. Miss Harriet Allen, Miss
Bessie Smith. Miss Helen Hughes. Miss
Madge Wilkeson. Miss Virginia ScGrry.
Mr.. E. Cornelius Hanford. Mr.. II. Root
Benham. Mr. George Washington Sohns.
Mr.. William Geary. Mr.. Ernest Goodman
Geary. Mr.. John Geary. Mr.. Nathaniel
Paschall. Mr.. David Oliver. Mr.. lie Roy
Gardner. Mr.. Herbert Livingstone Miller
and Mr.. Howard Hughes.
Mr. Jack Small and Mr.. Del Young, Of
Tacoma were in the city last week ar
ranging to place their yacht Linda on the
Sound for the summer. With their friends
they will cruise about the Sound the en-
tire summer visiting all the points 20
which are attached particular charm.
The crew OF the Linda viii include: Mr..
Jack Small. Mr.. Del Young, Mr.. Everett
Babcock, Mr.. clifford Bahcock, Mr.. sid
ney Plummer and Mr.. j. T. Steeb.
Mrs. William y. Perkins and party OF
friends we're pleasantly entertained on
board the Oregon yesterday by Lieut. En-
sign Durell who is an old friend OF Mrs.
Perkins The party was conveyed 10 thu
ship in one or the launches which left
from the foot OF Madison street. Several
hours were spent In inspecting the ship.
enjoying the hospitality OF Ensign Dur
ell and other officers OF the big ship.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Harriet Allen
gave a delightful afternoon affair In honor
OF the little ladies' Of her set, and last
Saturday evening Miss Clara Hanna en-
tertained the young set az her home Mrs.
A. l. Hawiey and Mrs James ID. Hoge.
tr.. chaperoned the young people enter
tanned by Miss Hanna.
The arrival in the local harbor last week
Of fhe battieship Oregon was a source OF
much genuine pleasure 70 many members
o. local society. and particularly 20 A
number OF the young i8diez. who ars ac~
quainted with some or tie young Officers.
and parteok OF the latter'a hospitality
while the big ship was AT the Puget sound
naval station.
Mrs. James McSaught and daughter.
Mrs Alice Mcknight. who are expected
20 spend the summer IN Seattle. have not
yet left New York city, and there " moro
than a possibility that instead OF coming
West they VIII mingie win Eastern So
cisty people nj one 81 the water resorts
OF the Atlantic coast during the summer.
At the annual meeting of the Queen
Anne club. held Friday evening. the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year were
elected r. = Stimsen. president. r. n.
Van Wagenen Vice president r. j. Pos
ter. secretary, Cen. Banks. chairman 81
tire house committee; u. o. smailey.
treasurer.
Miss Katherine Bryant who with her
father. Cen. John H. Bryant. recently
moved into fhe Terry home on Boren ave-
nue. and Cherry street. entertained Miss
McNaughf Mics Holmes. Miss Spencer.
Miss Clark and Miss Morgan az luncheon
Thursday.
Mrs. r. H. AIbertson gave "A launch
party on Lake Washington last Friday
evening in honor 81 Miss Ruth VI. Moves.
OF Butte Mont. The party included Mrs
John Noyes. Mr.. and Mrs. r.. y. Albert
son. Miss Eoyes. Mr. CIaud &. Ramsay
and Mr.. John Scyea, r.
Mrs r. 3. Grant and son will arrive i'm
TIE city this seek from GAINESVILLE, Ohio
They will spend the summer here.
Mrs Herbert Coweu wife % the rector
= -s-s.ss..- .so.gvE esaw wa.sErred frrfrn an