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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-25

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-25

PARTIES AND OTHER AFFAIRS.

The Rainier Division OF the Ladies' Ala
Society OF the First Methodist Episcopal
church mad n very delightful basket picnic
last Wednesday on the east shore Of Lake
Washington. They left Y.eschi park dock
at ie o. clock, arrived at the new plcnt.,
ground (recently fitted Ny by Mr.. A. r.
Haas, about half past :welve. They found
"A most comfortable pavilion, plenty of
seats. tables. swings. kitchen. and a DELL
cious spring Of cool water. After partak-
Ing OF sumpt,ioas luncheon they strailed
over TO Mr.. Haas farm 10 see tAe hot
houses and Jersey catsie, returning in
time TO welcome party which was en-
pected on the $40 boat. Dinner was
served Immediately. After that all board
ed the steamer and cruised around tha
lake. taking in the band concerts NJ Les
chi and Madison parks. Those Of the
party We're: rr. and Mrs. j. n. Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Haas Mrs Reuben W.
Jones. Mrs. j. ". Elder. AIRS. r. III. Dem
NY. Mr.. and Mrs. J, l.. MiddIebrook. Mr..
and Mrs. s. Frank Darrell, Mrs. J. ~.
Carter. Of Quincy, III. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
T. Mills, Mrs. r.. NJ. Randall. Mrs. j p
Burwell. Miss Helene Burrail. Mics Win
ME Van TasseI. Miss May Wright. OF
Pasadena, Cal. Miss Lily Gaion. Miss
Hub!nger. Miss Edith Denny. Miss Fanni.
Robinson. Miss Jenett Sharpe. Mas Cora
Covington. Mr.. Mark SUITE Mr. Frank
Covlngton, DIR. Kellogg and others.
very pleasant event IN the way OF
surprise party took place at gIe Fifth
avenue on Friday evening. II given
by Mr. ana Mr.. Sloan in honor OF their
son. Mr. J. J. Sloan. who when return
ing home on the eve of Sais birthday. was
warmly received BY number OF his
friends. The surprise was a complete sue
cess. Lunch was served at i2 O'Clock,
after which All Joined In giving him "a
vigorous reminder OF the occasion, Those
present were: Mr. and Mrs J II. Sloan.
Mrs. Ccurtnay. Miss Emma Page. Miss
Dodge Miss Iansfora Miss Laura Page,
Miss Mae Collier Miss Mayher Miss Rob
snson. Miss Marie Joyce, sflsR Raha
Brown Hlss Usriie aloan Miss Allie
sloan Miss Houtx Miss May sioan. Mss
Williams. NJ ga ssns Page Mr. J J. Sloan,
Mr.. J. NJ. Gephart. Mr.. Edgar psrth, Mr..
Robert Covrsrsy. Mr. II. A. Galley, ar.
II. II. Galley, Mr.. Bisgs ard Mr.. F.. II.
Campbell
About 20 Of the visiting Endeavorsra. tn
Guiding the 81. Louis delegation were
pleasantly entertained by Mr and Mrs. l..
]. Colrlan. Ir. and N7s. r. A. johnson
and about D. frora the Plymouth Christian
Eudeayor, MONDAY. The party were taken
over 10 Sylvan Grove where luncheon was
served and a pleasant outing enjoyed by
all
a large party % ssatei. reosae were
the guests Of Mr.. an1 Mrs L. T. Smith
az a picnic party I'm tho vicsni,y of Naples
Valley las. sunday. The picnic ground
was reached by a spesia3 train. which
i~st thA. city IA the morning and returned
in the evening.