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

TsanE Branch ccnev Island or sorne osAe-
SWEH EEstern raSort zrewn ire urn-ss
eVe-. Teeu wl4 trey 20 20 TsanE Eeaea.
which 8 down en- gAs Erasa.uE cosst.
Il ccszs zsoney - SCI share ard naless ssa
have Nosg- owu c0sfAEe and sutt&lzn
sreeasael-s 20 say az one 90 1ne A1g ease
al summer t9ng shsre woald - 70 rieas-
are ln gong. YNhlie E8nE Baach = oa faa
washington sses@. thousands - Portland
people make * she5r SgAne- ea~ne every
yea. EzfoFts hRva Sees made % a-&w she
crowd - the CsreEou side. wheve sevv
srnaH resorts 9eursa. but writes uue ear-
respondent % tha Post-Tatag iIsseneer ~the
Washington beach in Pacific eonnsy has
mere summer cottages. more campers.
nnore general visitors than ala the So
called seaside resorts tr OreEpn cnua-
hlned. TIE spondeut SAYS shst
there are ave aaEles ~ eettaE es afang fhs
he1eh. with ra-s@s Tor each stattnn Here
are soEee o. ne names TIE Wiilows''
fiEoliussas SIsften.~ ~Sea view -,cau-
tevril1e'' ard ''Tfors- There = no harter
be2ch an The Pae3ac coasG shsr that whIea
reaches from the Willows 20 IRE rnouta e
S1c3lHateF BAY It e w5thout crook Or
curve. There e n FIRE place for 5rtviaz.
t3e alker 6nsls MSS taeaE nash there and the
summer gsri hzilsves thar r g a wonaen's
paradise. JnliSe any or1e~ summer "a
S2rr en- earch there ara sufficient men AZ
tse oe2ca this auansr so Tset ms sle-
raansss - the simmer esva gh0ugh the lse-
Ter ara fhera 81 Ereat nEu1hers- Basket
BAH ca CGe beacA - the present sport -
tae sumner gsrl st TsnnS neaea sna swa
teams aave just been aHwan sze6 which Sill
give A. exhibition ganse. TIE s0ung
women practise saca gerutnS IN their
bathing costumes while the kodak neud
Ns.afr af ~ ssafa -
WAGES on a,gas- Cam hakes, catching
crabs fishing from the rocks II North
head or KfWaco decks. bowling Ak I-0gg
Beach hotels or as Elwaco- frcs az nigat,
with reettatio8s and musfS Wheeling or
driving 10 see oae ~ the haH dozen SHIPS
stranded On the beach. are among the
many gassiues 3adulssd n
Or. .. c. Garrett wia say his last offissai
goodbye today 70 tlle members q his per-
isa ard this week the Iaa Who made s.
Marks what & IS WIZ leave for Portland
Nhege he vii make his homn.
Mrs. Carr q Will accompany him. Last
Tuesday evening the people ~ ST. Marks
church gave DR.. ard Mrs Garrett recep-
ton. Il took plaee En- the cid EaInier hotel.
which overlol Is tns Sound from sixth ave-
nae Tee aceptlon was JUST the kind that
those wao Rad & r. charge figured i would
be. All the friends Of Or. and Mrs. Car
rett we're E9vea a fine opportunity 70 meet
them. probably Ger che last tiuae IN some
years speak few words OF eEcourave-
ment say a farewell and Pass along 70
make roam for others. s. Marks has al
ways been the society church o. the city.
and durlng Or CARROTS iife in this city
cts has locked upon & as 4 place for
Sunday worship. On a big day. such as
Easter sunday. those who cared nothing
for worship bat who desired 70 set look
az swelIdon secured early seats az St
MARKS And &c was hecamse - the close re-
laflonship Of society 20 s.. Marks that
Tuesday nights reception came under the
week work Of people - the hire book II
Is nor an easy task 20 place n a sforal garh
the biz room, where 80 many r1tabtes
dinea in the "a vs. when the Rainier was fha
hotel os the city. B9,. Il had a very AZ
tracglvc appearance Tuesday evening ard
few entered the Bis reception rooEa who dfa
not remark on the rare richness of the
beautiful aewsrs and vines ard greens that
were sverywhers visible ard which gave a
charm ~ the surroundings. Which Ms
more than 9eNgAtfuf In addition u tha
people Il s.. Marks there were many
present from outside the fnan1sssiate church
circle who have known Or. and Mrs Gar
rett intimately ard who unite with thp par
ish. IN regretting that they have seen 81 20
spend 90 least q few years - Their future
in eei8s which ara uew % them but whrre
Trey VIII BE- received au3 honorad and AZ
preciated as thev have been IN this cItv.
TIE committee which looked after the de-
tails q tbs reception issued ~ invitations.
Very wisely they eliminated children from
the invitation list. There are places where
the presence of children are very much de-
sired where their absence would cause
keen regret bat farewell reception 20
rector "a rot one 81 thern. TIE women =
=. Marks deserve 20 b. ard have been
congratulated or the success Of TIE recep-
ton.
Many q che best knoxn wanaen n Seat
tle soc-ety we're Ar the reception which .aok
place az the home RI Mr. r D. Ven
Wagcuen. on Queen Anns "wednesday -
ernuon. Recently Mr. Van Waesnen ieft
for the gold fields ard = hts ahsnrre NFFs.
Van Waseuen viii vssat relatives la New
, York state As she viii leave this week
probably Tuesday, for the East. Wsfres-
DAYS reception vas a farewell - the rra~v
friends wlth wn1yn she has surrounded hsr-
SELF Th9 dainty decorations were no
tieaa Die feature - TIRE reception Ms ".
J. Perkins ard MrS. CLAYTON Jerome Burns
received wtgh Mrs. Van WzRnn@a sra
Nrs. Frank Atkins. Miss Margare. Rfsrv-
seT. Mss Baxter ard Ms Hawfea assist
- in gre dining rposn- IN the rsnr ha1.
where aFas a praf5sfen q white auF t.-f~
y
after the punch bowl The front haH ssa
81 red RISES, che music SOON IN ye1lew
3ahls as fhe paricrs ln sweet peas ART nf~k
Poses ard the dining r51w % pink rasaa.
More than 80 guests wege preseaf II sha
departure u Mrs. Van Wawsnen for fha
fas. Q8Een Anna society wlif iosa a rrefs-
hsr gHa- f. can fiI RTor8 80 fgaa Ffe- na~-
senaNty has n1a8e ser fEvcrfsa ard 10 he~
musical talent usav o. largely aftrlhsrfaf
ran7 = the besf affairs that have taken
place on Quoen Anne.
TIE dancing party ar whs.h NJ an4
Mrs. Saeruan were guests % ho~o- as
at BarrAaee aga wsa ora ~ tha nrra~+eMr
a~a3rs that marked 'ae past seven davs
- sc-eta-T. TIE Esests Isff the rffw an ara
huseh EinrIa seartIy after : otcfo-k at
rlaA@ Sire rlf1 - Ba~nsaee. cae summer
hnrns - +ae Furfhs. Thera they eanees
unt3 rzi1siEf. The -lEht co1t8 nar haws
taf1 rze~e perfect = trn clements RI
p3nrreA * far an aTsir a. thefY omr- IA
ere party were NJ ard Mrs. Sherman. sfr
au6 Mrs. Charles Poser. NJ ans sfra.
Jzfc~s =. Hzge. r. Mrs. G@o~T= r. Kss-
ffrser Nrs 3 T. Terry Mss Furth Nfss
Stor5a Farth aflss MrEaurht 81 Nv
YORK. Miss Strive Ms Manaay AFsx
Burnett Mss Turner. sGfsa Esnery 81.
S--FFe Afr WaTne8. 81 Petty Afr LErr.
CAR Tay5or T1aut walker Nr Cox 81.
Inverassfy SIR. E8wln HurAss Mr. Tsr-
Ter Mr.. Moray and Or Luke Eat,rsau
ard Mr- Prank Eaobl1Hoa, % s2n Fraa-
easeo.
Ms Ora Brsvu who ieff p Is cry ri
day n1o~-5nx for s.aufe~4 H~ vs~arF mss
ere guest - hnGor az s aaUcfng parry
whf~n s1esg place Wcf- STAY svHrlrE g