The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-18


sanding in the extreme northern part Of
the cltr - 4 late hour. Wednesday after
noon Miss Frances Ramsey entertained
some friends aboard the Netple
They included Mrs. David Baxter.
Or. and Mrs Wothefspoon, Miss
Laura Rumsey. Miss Spencer. Miss
Nugent Mss Olive Baxter Mrs
AIKEN. Mr.. Sanford Mr. Foster. Mr.
Hawkins Capt Condor Mr.. Walter Fui-
son. Mr.. Boyd Crockett. Mr. Fred Crock
EFT and Mr.. Stockton Rumsey.
Between the Klondike excitement and
the arrival OF the Christian Endeavorers
this town enjoyed considerable excite
ment last week. The Endca eorers are
still arriving and they are to be found
in all the leading hotels. There are IN
this city hundreds of people whose form
or homes are in the east and they have
watched very anxiouSly the arrival az
each special train In the hope OF meet
ing friends or relatives. one romance
ia connection with the trip CT the eastern
Christians to the coast was the marriage
last week OF Miss Mary Sharon, OF Fair
burg. Neb.. TO Capt. George A. Jenkins.
The latter is a well known steamboat man
and - the brother OF Secretary of State
VIII T.. Jenkins. The bride and groom
were piaymates in Nebraska years ago
and the early friendship ripened into
happy love For some time past the
bride has been a teacher al the public
schools at Nebraska. She was identified
with the Christian Endeavorers. and when
it was announced that the convention
should be held on the Pacific coast she
consented TO fulfil an old promise by be-
coming bride. She journeyed westward
and after the convention came north TO
this city. Here she was joined by Mr..
Jenkins and last Tuesday evening they
went 10 the home Of Rev. John L. pa-
mon, where the words were spoken which
sent them forward on their journey OF
life as man and wife. The ceremony Was
witnessed by a few friends of the con-
tracing parties. The couple Will, II is
said make their future home in New
Whatcom where the groom has resided
for some time.
At the tennis tea Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. David kellogg served tea. assisted
by Mrs. Montgomery Russell. 1t was an
unusually pleasant afternoon, and there
was fairly good turn out OF society
folks. Some fine tennis playing was
among the features. Those who are 10
take part in the coming tournament are
just now getting themselves IN condition
for the coming week. and there is every
reason to believe that the contests VIII
at no time lack interest. From the pres
pleasure in the games this year than ever
before AS usual. society women VIII
throng the tennis grounds on the day that
Foulkes the British Columbia champion,
appears. Notwithstanding that Foulkes
usually carries away the honors which
this city would IKE TO retain. he is
great favorite. His fine work always
commands the admiration of those who
witness ii. He is fine looking and grace
f,.f t,lr t,,.r
gets excited and at critical periods in a
game he is seldom found wanting. He is
immensely popular with the society wo-
men and at the tennis ball last year re-
ceived as much attention as did the So
ciety buds from the East.
AS the guests of Mrs r'iavlus Cole a
party of we'll known society people left
The city yesterday afternoon and went
to Eagle harbor on the yacht Rainier,
where a clam bake was enjoyed In the
party were MIR. and Mrs Charles T..
Burnside, Mr.. and Mrs. Harwood Nor
gan. Mr. and Mrs. w d. Perkins. Mr..
and Mrs Henry Thurman, Mr.. and Mrs.
y. ". Price. M. and Mrs. T.. +. Blaine.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Samuel Crawford. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank r. Van Tuyl. Mr.. and Mrs.
+. y. Schuyler Mr.. and Mrs. +. u. Van
Wagenen. MIR and Mrs r. l.. Daulton.
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Mrs. F. ~ Churchill. Mr.. and Mrs. Clay
ton Jerome Burns. Judge Moore. Dr.
Young MIR Falcon Joslin. Mr.. Albert
Hansen. Capt. Condor Mr.. F. J. Foster.
Mr.. Roilin Sanford of New York. Miss
Carte Morgan. Miss Ouve Baxter, Miss
Laura Rumsey and Miss Gertrude Clarke.
II IS understood that there viii be
farewell reception at the Rainier Club
John II McGraw. Gen. f. NJ. Carr, Jo-
siah Collins ana either members OF the
Rainier club who VIII leave the city soon
to seek fortunes In tle great klondit.e
country. The reception will. IL is said.
be accompanied by 4 dinner and viii be
confined n members Of the club. II many
more members of the older. rs well as
the Younger society sot II the city con
tlnuc n announce their intention Of max
ing the northern "trip II viii be- necessary
tn call convention of the 400 and at
tempt reorganization. IF those who say
they are going make good their state
ment society will fad IN the nsjghbnr-
hood If dozen ~ its members missing
by the time a few more society events
RON around
Mr and Mrs. Charles +. Burnside
chaperoned 2 yachting party that went
oui on the Krlpie last Tuesday afternoon.
and which was one ~ the most enjoyable
events Of the quiet week The party left
the city In the afternoon and did not re-
turn owing 10 mo wind until = O'Clock
the following morning. In the PARTY were
Mss Mabel Webb Mss Alice Fisher. lis
Gene Graham Mics EssIe Fisher. Miss
Clare Baglev Aisa Herald II Olympia
Miss Ethel Baeley Mss Manic Skinner
Miss Burnett Of San jose Cal Miss FL
SIC Burns. Miss Cora Smith. Miss liza
Sgaiih. Mr. II ward Ames Mr. pr 4 Ham
mons Nj George Allan sir Samuel Rus
sell Mr. Robert CARY Mr. John Boise
wing Mr.. Edward H. Geary and Mr.
Rol..u Sanford
Thursday Mr. and Mrs Thomas p.
Hardin had party out Cor q
cruise on the Sound The run
Was made 20 ga le Harbar. where an
elegant luncheon was SERVED Then the
cri,ls- was continued and the party re-
turned t0 rs" clty about midnight Pres
eni were NJ and Mrs. George e. Kit
finger HT ard Mrs F. a Strsut. Mr.
and Mrs. James - Hoge ST. Mr. and
Mrs. Il. e. Alberfsoa. Mr. and Mrs "
l. benhau III and Mrs " A. Nc
Donald AR ard Mrs r y. Andrews
Charles Clark. Mr.. and Mrs George
Pasehsu Mr and Mrs. Charles Powers
ard Mr.. coldwsy. Of Brooklyn. \ Y.
Mr. Manaey T. Haynes aud Mr.. JOSIAH
Collins.
BITS. john Sutshor and Mrs s. O. YER
kss entertained a party OF friends
or .a3uch ard picnic party on Lake
Washington yesterday The guests found