The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-25

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AA- II Sums IL the gum
FN tree or Fox island
~ last Saturday Es no.
IN 4 thoroughly known.
TX - but there are AT
KAHL least seventy-fve
sfalwar. hunters
who will take their
solemn cath that
e o'csoek II the morning until in
I. Afternoon there Was no '.oooney In
:. heslow~ or IN anything else. The
"a ef THE matter II that /, was not
- dzy for coons. but IL was q great
- Tor . picnic. and sad day for sew
q kasssls Of juicy clans ard gorgeous
~<mps. which fell a prey TO the ssppefites
- which 81 were supplied. At In
!, sornlng the eager Simrods besiezed
I. wharf each anxious for an oppor-
s<.sy 20 distinguish himself In the forests
: s~antfsui Fox island. where the var
sst. were supposed TO be all in rsadi-
= fer the fatal bullets that should put
: xns 70 their career Of devastation
.-enS the bsrnyard fowls. There was
rs4r OF determination I'm every eye.
- Ger. Frank Afllng spoke in quick.
sesssys tones as ne passed through the
ssks. clad in q careful combination Of
- oxeraIis and butternut coat. Col.
A Barlow had made no attempt at
s<e.si toilet bat there was that In his
-zsser which indicated q .'Go-or-ale.
ssaEe and tbs fuzzy. yellow dog he held
casa gave weight TO the impression
a, the professor meant business. C6L
yrxxk r. Cole presented a distinguished
spessance in tall silk tile. with a neat
"a 81 native Washington Ar. turned on
ashe expressly for the occasion. Mr..
IT, bore of the palm for being the
kssssst man in the party. therefore ~ IL
strtEy proper 10 state that he wore on
<s occasion a suit OF black and white
nsrfered oak. with black cat trimmings.
Il fse was the correct fat bow. which
rxsxs louder than words. and hts hair
- faultlessIy dressed Ia mode.
5assf. Case wore a look OF great satiE-
hnsan throughout the day. 1t was fair
kszrtrending TO listen 10 the tender
- with which he told OF his unwilling
rss 10 harm any OF the innocent denixens
4 he forest. when he returned TO camp
mgfy handed. and secured tempting
x n the commisary department. where
DEF II X. Moore dispensed the bountiss
vi a smile that was positively beaiife.
50 more dashing huntsman ever pulled
trigger than Col G. r.. Ferry. Duke Of
Feona, whose get-up was simply crush
y the piece de resistance being a pair
genuine Tyroieap knitted stockings.
81 az are worn by the mountaineers
HI Ferry's fun intention being 70 bring
noihIng less than hear he of course
zae back without trophies. this being
> season when hruin seciudes himself
20 all society. To behold that gallant
Ee army set out on their march up
= hill 10 the point where they were TO
Eae and scatter over the island. was
80 filled with genuine enthusiasm for
. chase, and To hear the sharp shots
| yanging through the sfiii forest AT In
vzsis was enough TO arouse lively ex-
cations OF the hunters return. and the
| kaa who remained al lovely Buena
M aiding the commissariat and enjoy
rs the fun a glorious day in the woods.
n touched beyond expression at the
| axht Of the gay creatures that were
/ AAag before that awful leaden rain.
~ By one the leaders dropped quietly
- camp impioring % be left alone. or
Il aAng for a drop OF clear. spring water
Il ~ anything else. and one By one they
szfes themselves at the long laden
ssses and did deeds Of more violence
4sa they had accomplished with shot
RS and rifles. Gen. James N. Ashfon's
snsl lace wore an expression of despair
Is ae thought Of his military reputation.
ia wiped the Precipitation from his fore
ha6 Special Treasury Agent Leslie
Fsilen. the Adouis Of the day. gaEed rue
| ~ AZ TIE knee OF his fine black trousers.
sAsFs serious damages were plainly visit
| ~ though careful and skilifui pinnlng
IA partially concealed them, Mai @. b.
hayden. who wsg in the whx Just aehyc
y TIE edges and enjoyed the day. and
a., Anthsam kept a sharp patrol OF the
ka<h. 10 prevent any iuckleSs varmin,
ssn rushing 20 "A watery grave rather
/ rsn fsli a prey to the vengeance Of the
/ kssise hosts
q But all the while the sly cid coon lay
rs and IN the still Of the evening. when
4 - Typhoon had steamed away and
top Buena Vista lay sleeping beneath
ihaa OF clam shells ne stole forth in His
q Fxst and BY the light Of the Psschal
q son proceeded TO devour the Paschal
tscksn with all the cunning for which
ks neted Then was IL that Gen. Frank
lasng rising In hts might. waged war
ana bis eoonship. and four round rtnged
as he bore 20 Tacoma. as the trophy
4 The spring meet Of the Warmth
Esnt"
i Easter Monday proved rainy and un-
4 fssan'. but that dif not prevent crowds
i z6ies ard gentlemen from attending the
4 ks.se Kiatsch given for the Dominican
ss,sFx az the residence Of Mrs. Louis n
s n-pAsT from tel IL was an extreme
s frssty affair quite unique an3 pleas
y epening Of the season.
81 Re girls OF the Cinch Club. and Others
~ hes;esSes az one OF the most charm
! g tancing parties ever given in Taco
g = las, Tuesday afternoon st tho Ma
q e hhrary. The room was effectively
n efs4ar So -
= ivy. ana presented eeaufsful ap-
4 arance when the german WIS opened
4 Mss Bass aud Mr. Woodruff. Five
Esrvs were danced. the first f2vors BE-
81 = eeattera tres for the men ans. the sec
8 * Butterflies Tor the ladies' The third
- fans Cor the ladies ard ballet CIR
IA ~@'sS Tor the men. The next were At
sssner 90 fancy honhons. ana the rfsh
$50 WITH rnyrfRds % tiny Tags OF va
20 nations Mrs. Otis Spraxue and
. = + Manning distributed the "a
- One % the pleasant features 81
q - Informal dances Is the Snctsl eN'
& .k>ss between Tacoma and Seattle. NJ
~ss party Is complete without IL s
ces ~ Seattle delegation % society
q - People and Tacorans are quite a.
q as - take IN any Queen CITY feSttv
IL - An1erE chose present Tuesday even
we're Mr. ans Mr.. Z. 4 Manning
aad Nj Chsries n HYDE Mr. and
G. Tousey Mr. and Mrs Claude
II Soy NJ and Mrs. Ctis Snra Esse
AZ Mrs. howard Josiyn. Mr.. ard
Fea~cs. Mr.. and Ms. y
acoes. NJ ard Mrs u = Gross
NJ ar3 Mrs Leslie Cuaora. Mr.
Nrs J. ~ W3rSloW Mr.. and Ms
Ass1er M and Ms J T Steeh
81 rrsrk case MISS RenBett. MIS-
81 MIS- ru~L Ms DurEtn. Nlss
81 asse. Mss Stvne Miss Nevtus. Mss-
q Mss Ismxhsua. Mss 1Ians0rs
al Anot.e ere Misses -erFssS NfS'
s@ O. S-okaue and Mss Collins
II Me>asl~rr Miss Garden. Mis-
srs Huss Morrsn al q
+, - Tayler. T. w. Tyler
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