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

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who would go honor 10 any society gather
iug ana s. : 20 b regretted that tAcy
could not remain 10" THE tennis BAH.
Miss kyer. who vii; leave for her home
ia Ann ATbos. Mich. this afternoon Y>As
guest % honor ~ two small affairs last
week. one was a yachting party given
Tuesday or board tho kclpie. The dis
agreeable weather iuterfered samrwaat
with the pleasure NJ the trip. out tha>a
who made II Were c0&riniugiy en-
fer.ainei. FRIDAY evening Mr. ana Mrs.
III. 4. hxer save a VeranVa party az
their home on BoyleSion avenue for Ms
kyer. Il was one of the enjoy able events
~ the week THE vcranda was iIiumln-
aied with japanese lanterns, anal @as
made charmiugly comfortable for tho
guests. The evening was idled away n
rcpar1ee and guessing contests. The at
tendance OF = number If the members II
the young society set Was prevented by
their departure Friday evening Tor 81 rs
DAYS cruise on the yacht White Star.
Mr.. and Mrs. kyer were successful a
their Efforts 80 entertain their guests.
Members OF the young set much regret
Miss kyer's proposed departure thla
afternoon.
The New York correspondent Of the
Post InteliigenCer writes this week IS
follows:
Richard Nevins. ST.. who was a very con-
spIcUous figure during the boom days n
Seattle both socially and as "a surveyor.
has been at the Hoffman house FOR ths
last week He came on TO attend yhe fun
eral of his father who died here about
three weeks ago. Nr. Neyins. ST., Was
prominent man. Mr. Nevius il now u
mining engineer OF Cripple Creek.
Elinor Perrin who Will De pleasantly re-
mymbered in Seattle, where she resided
for many years. as a gifted etocutionlSt .
tarrying in New York city for day or
two on her way from her Ohio home 10
London England. where she commences
on her career as "a mouoiogIst, which Is
one OF the latest fads. Miss Perrin expects
TO sail on Saturday. Miss Perrin says she
viii come back among her own people IN
about two years
Albert l.. Tcele who was strong 4
lawyer and an influential politician of Port
Townsend about six years back, after -
residence in London - now the manager
of MCkiliop. Walker * Co. one OF tho
large commercial agencies OF this city.
Friday night an extremely select audi
ence of about seyenty-tve persons
gathered at Rankc's hall and listened 10
a reading in English and French by
Monsieur Leon Florestan. OF pars.
Monsieur appeared as Shylock. and gsea
Il number of scenes from the "Acr-
chant of Venice His voice WAS bti
and his methods odd. tut then he Vas
French and supposed TO be all right
Later Monsieur Fiorestan appeared in
a velvet costume trimmed with Lac
lie gave 4 French selection. and when
a number of his auditors Uttered behind
their fans. he explained that he was talk
ing slowly so those who were studying
French might profit by it. lie concluded
the entertainment by appearing IS
Charles !.
Tie next day those VINO were fortunate
in hearing The entertainment cougratu-
lated each other on being there.
4 yachting party went out on the Kel-
pie Friday afternoon. expecting 10 return
during the evening. but the wind died
down and IL was not until yesterday
morning at o'clock that the yacht reach
ed the city The party was given by Miss
BrookeS The kelpie left from the foot IF
Battery street about O'CLOCK. sail was
enjoyed until 6, and then the party par
took of fine supper at Blake island.
About s O'Clock they returned 70 the
yacht expecting to indulge in the pleas
ures OF a homeward sail. But the wind
stayed away and the night was spent on
the Sound. In the party were: Mrs. Del.
Harbaugh. Miss Baxter. Miss Reber. Mss
Spencer, Miss Kellogg. Miss Rumsey.
Miss Francis Kumsey. Mrs Aiken. MIR.
Walter Fulton. Mr.. Roland Sanford Mr..
Fred Baxter. Mr.. j. r. McConnaughey.
Mr. Foster Mr. Harris, Mr.. Frank Haw-
kins and Capt. Condor.
Mrs T. G. Hughes entertained a party Of
friends at cards Thursday afternoon for
her guest. Mrs. o. \. Spencer. who VIII
return 20 her home I'm Oakland this week
The gUes1s included Mrs, ]. r McNaught.
Mrs. John W. Hanna, Mrs. James u. Hoge.
jr.. Mrs. J. {. Haines. Mrs. a. II. Stewart.
Mrs A W Engle Mrs. Maurice McNick-
en- Mise Elliott. OF Portland. Mrs. J. Il.
Allen. Miss Grace Allen, Miss Carter Miss
Jessie Garter Miss Mather. Miss Ann NJ
thor Mrs w. -. Perkins. Mrs. A. l.. Haw-
lev Mrs +. r. Blaine, MrS. Charles Clark.
Mrs Alfred Anderson. Mrs. Gilbert Meem.
Mrs. q. j. Smith, Mrs. Charles r. Whittie-
sey. Mrs. h. W, Andrews. Mrs. Morgan j.
Carkeek Mrs II. c. Washburn and Mira.
Raymond.
A large party left this city last evening
for the Country club. whore they VIII
spend the Sunday. returning 10 the city
Monday They VIII he the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Power The party is tho
largest that has visited the Country club
this season and one Of the largest sincs
the club came into existence. The party
Included: Mr and Mrs. r II Osgood.
Mrs strive Miss Strive. Miss Siconlt
Fucfh Miss Elaine Hsnford Miss Riggs.
Miss ArqHit. Mr Marley T. Haynes Mr..
Richard Hurd Capt Harry Taylor Lieut..
walker Mr.. T.. Pelly Mr. l. Pelly. sir.
George Hyde Preston.
Nr and Mrs Charles T. burnside enter
tanned r number ~ friends last Thursday
on the ytrht Keipie Leaving Seattle al
Is o'clock wtsh q good wind. tne yacht
made A swift run 20 Eagle hsrisor. where.
luncheon vas enjoyed An orchestra nav
ing accompanied the party. tho afternoon
was spent IN dancing tn the pavilion Tho
Yacht then crulsed about the hay until 20
o'clock. when the party landed in TINS
CITY.
Miss Evelyn Graves. Miss Hausarf. Ar.
sidney Hanxarf and Mr Rober; Webb
weut a. olympia Saturday for a short
stay They yer .-ccoinPanied ny Hr.
I3ert Graves ~ Olympia who spent last
week in the cry. Niss Nc8raw who "a
the guest Of Olympia friends. where sae
Is being extensively entertained, will re-
turn nome "Wednesday.
4 dainty AFFAIR ln honor % Miex CIutn.
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