The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-16

Miss Olive Schram ...-..............-.P Poppy
Miss Fiorence Harper 80. Morning glory
Miss Grace Geary. .-...............-. Danod1
Miss Ruth Gilmore ............. Fieur de lis
Miss Gladys Maxwell ............. Blue-bell
Miss Ruth Stevens Rolf Violet
Misses Gwendolin Geary and Mar
guerite Burns.
Masters Douglas Young. Thomas
Simpson. Andrew Horner. Stuart
Agen.
oai Misses Edith skiiiings. Ruth Ger
ring Marjorie Young. Marguerite
Burns AchSah Stimson. Dorothy
Berry: Masters Stuart Agen. Henry
Horner. Vincent Faben. Harry
solo-Coaleur de Rose. Miss Mabel Kalloch
Spanish Tambourine ...................-.
Misses olive yoswinklc and Aimee
Hanford. leaders: Marjorie Young.
Iris Shinn Anna Higgins. Lorena
Shinn. Gladys Gsary.
eioT JOE ss sniig Henry Hi6bard Abe
Perkins Clay kahle, Theodore
Tremper.
Dueti-Serpentin ................ .......
Misses Anna Higgins and I,orena shinn
a' Captain inn Miss Ethel KahIe. Helen
Tremper. Helen Villas, Mabel kal-
loeb. Mary Van Wagenen; zeta
Van WaEenen. Sarah Livingstone.
Margery Miller. Adine Cole Belva
Martin. Gladys Geary. Gwendohn
Geary. Ruth Gerry.
The many pleasures which come 20 The
younger as we'll as the older members of
the local go while the United States
revenue cutters are in the haroor. are at
an end for the present season. the
revenue cutter Grant. having left for the
north last Tuesday evening and the Perry
Yesterday. There was probably more en-
pertaining aboard these two cutters than
on any others that have been In the local
hartor. This was due TO Miss Munger,
daughter OF Capt. Munger, OF the Grant,
and Miss Phillips daughter OF Capt, Phil
nns az the Perry. Both young ladies are
well and favorahy known among the
members OF the younger society set and
during their stay In the city they parsici-
mated IN many charming affairs. They
have gone north with the revenue cutters.
and will enjoy the delights OF a summer
IN Alaska waters The last society affair
on the Perry took place last Tuesday
evening. Just as the Grant was steaming
o,,t Of the harfsoT on her long journey 20
/ tha north a number 81 young society
n4onle boarded a swift revenue launch
| and we're conveyed 70 the Perry. which
vas anchored IN the hsrhor. There they
uers the guests Of Miss Phillips until al
r5shesf some excellent two-siep and waltz
/ music. and dancing was made the feature
1 ~ the evening For beauty the night was
naver surpassed on Puget sound About
~ O'Clock a luncheon was served. after
/ which Miss Phillips guests were taken
ASHORE Those present included: Miss
/ urNaughf Miss Hoover OF Spokane. Miss
/ Rrvaut. Miss Clark. Miss McGraw. Miss
yvsldron Miss Hansard. Miss Garfield
/ lsgS~ Morgan Mss Kyer. Miss Semple and
l Miss Esbes senple. Mr.. sidney Hansard.
! Afr Fred Baxter. Mr. Clare Farnsworth
! Mr 0r4n Rank. Mr.. Harold Smith. Mr.. ".
/ - ssIliman Mr.. VIII Inziis. Mr.. Crockett
Mr. R~inker Mr.. Jess BTsnker. Mr.. VIII
1 Hams. MIR Charles Wurfeie. Mr.. Cisr-
ence Edwards and Mr.. Henry Tomlinson.
In response to the invitations 81 mem
/ hers az the Nineteenth Century Literary
/ club the friends ~ the club met in Ratio
hall Thursday afternoon 70 listen 10 an
/ address from pr- Garrett Oh Darwin and
/ Isarwtnlsm~ pr. CARROTS treatment Of
| MS subject showed much study AK pro-
/ found thought HIS address VAS mastery.
beth in conception and expression II was
broad and liberal. and AZ tbs same time