The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-29

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GIVE society a b~sss a. tws every now
ard taeu t. eneeFEa z-6 tEe nreke1
thrsa& q aEtrtfg vi - pseSeG up ana
fGr 3 few weaks aaase Wao csEpsse ere
SNARE SCI vvsT slaar enn.e SO Ens ronctrEfor
tNae fheT NaRe passed egt e aas cd werl1
81 s~zseEv and ara r. a neW aGs Tgch
haFe8er GRE. Las Tessday Mr. and &rz.
Gerald FsfzEarnt6 Sherman aEr1ee ed q lhas
ci-y from Berkeley. Cal. where a fTw
DAYS previous thev had kees made hszs-
band and VIE. Taere had been a bg
cAzreh Wesi6 a. auu5Teas e guests. n
elegant hcrzse receptsar and tasen .he Bride
ant zroom zeparsea On thetr wedding isEr-
neT- TEey came here ouly . b2 mex wltz
society arEas extended AID FeadY 20 re-
csIve them and 90 feE theu- TIE bride
rec Hantoeu. was fer q year resi-
Gent y this city ard her society friends
are mRay- Ee- arrival meant a revival
az teas and receptions and dinner parties
ard dancing parties FIRST came a recep-
ton r her honor. Etvea BY her auHt. 3frs.
James McE aaghf Of %sw Tark l. took
Place a. The prstsy stedman home. IL
Hyde srTees whers Mrs. 1feNsueht and
Der daughter Miss AfsNauxat are spend
Ing their summer. The cottage IS Al un-
usually pTesty one ard eoatrihgtes E1uch
20 the elegance q thar pars o. the city.
Rhtch = fast gaining A reputation as a
residence center. me McNauEht recep-
tsau was ca Wednesday Afternoon. The
Decorations wsre La France roses Tne
Mandolin auartes1e was on the front perch
and during The reception hours plaFef Uu-
sic. the pleasing strains % wh'ch G.lH1
their Rav through the opsn WINS - go
the decorated reception psrtcrs. Mrs NJ
NaUght resolved with HRS. Sasrman. Mrs.
George II. kftsiuEeF and Hrs. Edward
Terry. Miss FGFth. Mss Sfdouia Fgrrh.
Mss NrSaught Mss FIeIsn McNau-ht.
Mss Burnett. Miss EneFy ard Miss
Strive had charge oT tte tea tables. The
Attendance o4 Fashionable people vas large
and many q the costumes were most elab-
0rase. Present were Mrs. J. g Halues.
Miss struve. Mrs. II. II. Pgmphrey. Mrs.
z y. Andrews. Mrs. Charles r Whit
tlesey. Airs. William Whttiessy. Mrs F.
:. % Wolf Mrs. o. Meade Emory Mrs.
r. 2 Alberts0n Mrs. Thomas Burke.
Mrs J. r. Hayden, Mrs Satellite Baxter.
Mrs II - Colver Mrs. Del. HsEoaugh.
Mrs. J. c. Scurry. Nr=. David KslIogg.
Miss KELLOGG. AIRS ". II. X Green. Mss
Turner. Mss plnke}spieI. Mrs. r \.
StrgIf. Mrs. " 4 Mcdonald Mrs " aJ-
rice McA4fcken. Mrs. a g MAcCuISky.
Mrs Bear3sley BagIeF. Mrs. Morgan J.
Cark=ek Mrs. a z. Stewart. Mrs w J.
Blackwell. Mrs. F. II Osgood Miss Ar
quit Mrs. John Powell. Mrs. J. D Low
man. Mrs. John b Allen. the Misses Al
len. Mrs. @. c. Lyon. Mrs. f.. p. Web
ster, Mrs. Charles Power. Mrs James D.
Hoge. fr Mrs. Frederick Grant. Mrs.
George r. Riley. Mrs A. u. Brookss. Miss
Brookes. Miss Munday. Miss Potyfn. Ms.
Frank a Bel. Mrs. ". II Taylor. Mrs.
Clarence Coulter. Mrs T. B. Stedman.
Mrs. Archie Fisken. Mrs Daniel Eeneher
Mrs @. Q. Hailer and Mrs. ". f. Boone.
A. s o'clock number cf Hsen 20 whom had
been extended invitations 20 call arrived
and spent a half hour IN repaFfee. They
were Mrs. Charles Power. M. James n.
Hoge, R. Mr.. VIII Mcdonald, Mr. COL
yer Mr.. Marley Haynes. Mr.. Frederick
Ssruve. Mr.. Ernest Ling Mr.. 3. PelIy. Mr.
were Afr Charles Power Mr. James D.
O. Tnvsrarfty Mr.. Grin Rank Mr. James
Murray. and Mr.. Eugene saysr. OF Cali
f0raia-
Society could do noshEng better than
ask the tennis clubs CT this city that hold
tournaments here 70 have than take place
on TIE Piymeuth grounds Buried as they
are n the big woods that surround the old
state university buildings. the sun IS no;
afforded the opportunity OF driving tennis
admirers and players 70 almost gasp for
fresh air. True the Plymouth grounds
are rot as large as Those OF The Marion
street and Seattle Clubs. hgt what IS lost
n that respect IS mere than made up in
the GOODNESS of the place The great con
trast was very apparent 70 any one who
attended the recent tournament az the
Madison street grounds last week ana en-
5oye6 the luxury OF watching the games
from the shade OF the Plymouth grounds
Il vas such a decided relief that more
than one society wou1an who does not love
the sun after he commences his roasting
Ent3-s. spoke % the change. 7 believe
sal one society woman. that prefer Sit
tlnE here and watching these ordinary
games % atganGiug 3 tournament at Midi
scr street wtsh the sun beating down Guon
ne wh.le SUCH men as Fouikes and Hurd
contest Tor championship bouors. I Ike
tennis IA well rs the average prison but
when the h1t Bavs @ simmer are here 7
want a il.tIe shade SAN an anxious 70
see good tennis playing ana sc 7 drag nv
SELF 20 the bot courts Of Jhe other .Iubs.
New. = theY vii ouly hold their t0ssrres-
u,eats d3wu here. I VII noy Miss game
Society GO mach pleasure cGr o. las
weeks tournament q rhe Marion Street
Clah TIE games were distressing the
. best }ocal piaNeTs taking p1rt and every
thfu< worked 60 make TBS zoz~na rnenr one
" wh4eh tAe ctab ccuid fe-l proud vrferos4.
"wednesday ard each day there was nras-
ems a spr{nklfuv II s0riety peoula 20 watch
the progress - the games. Cue agrewuc.gr
e-e-e were 20 be seea Mrs Charles p
R0iias 3 IS StruVe Mss Riley. Mss
Fzsken. Mrs. a X Ffsks- 3Irs u T
cross Mss Woods Miss Packs Mrs q
r Susth MISS Shai1erHe rxer NJ a~a
Mrs r a Bel NJ ans Mrs " An
dress M San Russell M~ Van Tavl
NJ Lcr51S Wai,tnEeo- ana Mr. Bayd
All Eho attended tas febs5- ~e-.r-io- y
tse Seattle Az LeaEue sn5 sehoal af rss-
eg0 er Fr5eay stteFn1on tast were "a
Nsr2a@t eF Fe~ -E oae re t-e e~as- SIS
plays eEer se~n sn Sss--ls TIE -rrla.-
-fo- H-s~ ret go large as eo5r several
81 her o-cas52ss. t2+ So prE ~ pv..ffa~7-e
was -@fs 80 20 aes.- Oh rasusfrrg
NsTe tEe esarE-e rar excellence ara in
-t-1 cs1vAEses CT ABB s.z-S f-s=1 elx
inches 20 SIX *set n length TEE saeta-.s
trsars-3 CORR srcraef Ia variety a-s en-
tra~e1 sxurss. portraits ls-8s-ar.s r-,s-
raas fv-I. flowers. xTue e-4 SAX Hs0
re9a-a o. Tes ARTISTS 1870 ex7fess.-7 were
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