The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-04

enttce all VINO were fortunate enough ID
receive invitations 10 attend. and ln all
1itiOn 10 tsalux the society affair az It,.
week. Il was one ~ the largest attended
az the season. Dancing began shortly
before o'clock and continued urth after
midnight The club enjoys the repiasGs san
81 having dancing gsoar not gSc,4lea IN
the city and 1t was n fine condition The
music could not have been improved nd
everything worked in harmony 20 nas4Ae
tsle party Que that will give society a
pleasure 70 recall. Mss Brookes received
with her mother. Mrs. A. NJ. Brookes
One 81 the largest yachting parties q
the season took place last Tuesday IN
the yachts Rainier and kelple. The
party lett The city shortly after 10 O'Clock
and after sailing about the Sound Tor
several hours a landing was made at
Eagle Harnor where luncheon Was
served. Dancing followed in a near ny
pavilion Cor a few hours and after that
the party returned 20 the yachts. and
from that time until evening i cruise
was enjoyed about the Sound In INC
party Were: MIR. and Mrs =. T. Webb,
Mr.. and Mrs Clayton Burns. MIS- 4. j.
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. j. Albert Jack
son. MIR. and Mrs. Charles +. Burnside,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry elise. Mr.. and Mrs.
Van Tuyl Mr.. and Mrs. W. ID. Perkins,
Mrs. Dana Brown, OF Maple C3iy. Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. Harwood Morgan. nr. and
Mrs. Churchill. MIR. and Mrs. F. u. Van
Wagenen. Mr. and Mrs Warren skill
ingS. Mr.. and Mrs f. F. Blaine. Mr, and
Mrs. Henry Thurman. Mr.. and Mrs. \.
l. Crawford. Mr.. and Mrs. F. :. Fehren.
Miss SeaSeiey. Miss Louise GeriChs, %
San Jose. Cal. Miss Elliot. Or Portland:
Miss kyer. Of Ann Arhor, Mich; Miss
Bryant, Miss Mckinney. Miss Ethel
Semple. Miss kellogg. Miss Miller. Miss
Hayden. Miss Corey. Miss Maae, Webb.
Miss Eta Nugent. Miss Gertrude Clark.
Miss Edna Whittier. DIT. Schoenle. Mr..
Pierre Ferry. Mr.. Frank Hawkins. Mr..
George Barch. Mr.. ID, 6. Inverarsty. Mr.
VIII III. Hanna MFR. William Keith. Mr..
VIII Ger,es. Of San Jose. Cal. Mr.. -.
Tuli Kellogg Mr.. Clayton Crawford. MIR.
Ramsey. Sir. Walter Fulton, Mr.. Clare
Farnsworth. Mr.. Albert Hansen and Mr.
Harold Smith.
Thursday evening the series Of lectures
before the Seattle Art League on "Fols-
age In sketchinz from nature. was con-
Guided with study Of compound leaves
and branches which differ from their
respective single leaves ard trees. Single
leaves have symmetrical form. while
compound leaves-those subsiyided into
leafletS-have 4 uniform variation from
y
the side toward or nearer the great leaf.
or central mass. Leaves In general have
a fat curvature. radiation and enclosure.
while those Of trees are giohaiar.
Branches assume an intermediate form.
being only partly globuiar. or in giabular
sections. like shallow bowls, usually right
side up II receive the h0unti.s % nature.
though occasionally. as in cedavs. the
bowls are bottom up, as II extending
-ksa fFa ka fff.-4 mr. sNf
The degree of acquaintance with the laws
gnverniug the growth of foliage. and
mastery Of method IN artistic snterprefs-
ton Of them determine the standing and
merit OF an artist in landscape. mere
daub OF paint by great artist VIII tell
more truth to the intelligent spectator
about A tree woods. or other foliage than
the most iaborious effort 81 an ignorant
painter Water will be the subject on
Tuesday evening next. Yesterday afteT-
noon a sketching party went 20 Raysnna
park. where good work was done by those
present on Saturday afternoon next an
other visit Will be made there
Mr.. Martin, Mr. Eallandon. Mr. Finiay-
son end Major Williams. OF the Victoria
Yacht club. arrived in the city Thursday.
and enjoyed the hospitality OF local
yarntsmen for several days. Thursday
afternoon there was a breeze on Puget
Sound such as seldom visits this north
west country and the yictorians went out
for san in the keipie- In the evening
the kelpio's crew gave an Informal din
ner for their guests. The k.ipie's crew.
as do the crews Of other Puget Sound
yachts that attended the queens recent
celebration At Victoria, feel more than
usually indebted to the Victoria Yacht
club TX is a well known fact among
local vachfsrnea who have visited Victoria
that they are always received with open
arms hy the meNhe. OF the club, arc
winsd and dinesi given cards 10 the h.st
clubs and told ,hat the city is theirs. Lo-
cal yachtsmsn " no attended the recent
celebration say ihty coGld not have been
more royalty received and entertained IL
they had been relations OF the queen.
From the time they reached Victoria I'M
iii taey said Good by" every courtesy
was shown them and every effort made
70 show them thar their presence Was APP
preciated.
Miss Eyer. Of Ann Artor. Mich. who
has been visiting in tire city. the guest -
Mr. and Mrs n a. kyer. wlIl leave for
home next Saturday Tomorrow Mr..
kYar Will give n yachting party on tho
Keipie in her honor ard Invitations have
b@en issued by Mrs. kyer for
varauda party which viii take place
AZ the Kyer horne. on p0yiston
avenue. next Friday night. AZ
which Miss Kyer VIII BE- guest ~ honor.
Il Is seldom thar tire Wat has thu pleas
ARE - entert4lr5ng 2 pretgier or more
charming ~ociety girl than Miss kyar.
and her departure for noue VIII be
matter Il sincere regret to those wita
whom sire has come in contact while n
the city.
Miss VI Sgugfai. N!sS Ethel SeTnpIe and
Miss Carrie Morgan - thfs csfy. who at
tended The Rose Carnival dance 81 Taco
ma Friday evening eg~rs among the
guests az a luncheon given ~ Lieut., Davis
as.1ara TIRE Oregon Friday n was sraall
s.rst perr elegant affair Mrs r. ssteeb
Mr~ Campbell and Mss sprague wers
among tne Tacoma guests present
Tire Co8rtry Club vas she scene - Hrseve
Or .ess festlvsty during the fourth ~ Iu8y
celebration 4 number ~ the cfan mem
hers wens there Friday ard rgt In the re-
naming DAYS - the week. Am0nE :hsfa
Yseye Mr. ard Mrs T. A Stroud. SIR ard
Mrs a j. F1&ren Mr.. ard Mrs j. o.
LoStuan and str. and Airs. T1anIsi heile-
her
Judge ard Mrs Thomas Burke. Miss
Fagth Aiss sss1en.a F8-th. Mrs Man
day M L'tcs Cox Nr. Fred s.rave. Sir.
james Aarrag dr E0a NurraT 8nA ST.
Ansnssdozr were tho guests - Mrs J.
g. IEsjn~s 81 8m iGfsfrasl s9EF-~ sas@o
a her hons after tlss display Of arewes&s
last e*ensns-
zfsss Fusgh. Mss s1eSaueft. ct SAw
York Mss AC16avs Mr. Gssek Cox ar-
Ernest Ling and Mr.. FTe3 5 LT~#e made aD
A box Party al ire TbIFa Aserae tseater