The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-14

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Vulnerable dinner parties had already been
given at the Firloch. but il was the first
attempt at formal entertainment. The liv-
ing room OF the club house is provided
with a floor which is perfec, for dancing.
The grounds were deliberately decorated
and lighted. Refreshments were served
during the evening. Among those who at
tended may be mentioned Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Karl strive Mr. and Mrs f. F.
Blaine Mr. and Mrs. James II. Hoge jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. Frapk Bell. MIR and Mrs.
Sherwood Gillespy. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Power. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stimson. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Green, Mr.. and Mrs
Gazzan, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Guie. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas B. Hardin, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
q. Graves. Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Andrews
Mrs. James Mcknight OF New York: Mrs
Edward l.. Terry. Miss Furth Miss Nc.
Naught, OF New York. Miss Miller of San
Jose; Miss Johnson. Miss Graves Miss
Grace Dinkespiel. of California: Miss Ann
Turner, Mr.. Lester Turner. Mr. e. e. Ling.
Mrs. c, VI. Austin, Mr. b. Pely, Mr.
Charles Munday, Mr.. Theodore Halter. Mr..
James Murray and Mr.. Borman, OF San
Francisco.
Seattle society people who play tennis,
and there are few who do not to a greater
or less extent. have been In Tacoma this
week attending the open tournament of the
Northwest clubs. which opened on Wednes-
day. Some fine fast playing was In pros
pect and even the opening games drew
numbers of Seattle people. The connec-
lions between Seattle and Tacoma are so
close that Seattle visitors can see the
games and not be put 10 the trouble of re-
naming away from home over night. Mr..
George A. Hurd. OF this city. champion OF
Washington. and Mr.. j. II. Foulkes, cham
pion of British Columbia and the Pacific
Northwest, were there to fight for more
honors and the battle alone was worth GO
ing TO see. Other players OF note were
present from Portland Spokane. Vancou-
yer, b. c., and Victoria. Thirty matches
were played on Thursday and nearly as
many more Friday before the preliminary
wedding out was completed. large crowd
went over yesterday 10 witness the finals.
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The population OF the many summer
camps around the Sound frequented by Sc
attic people has begun to change. The
camping parties who went out early In the
summer have grown tired of the quie, and
abandon Of camp life and have overcome
the longing for the hustle of the city and
comforts of home by coming back to them.
Those. who for various reasons postponed
their trip into the country or to the beach
until late In the season. are now getting
out OF town. It is estimated. whether COZ
rectly or not II is hard to say. that 1890
people are now camping within 100 miles
OF Seattle. The number viii remain the
same for several weeks yet. but the per.
sonnet of the campers will continually
change from this time on. In many cases
the returning campers leave their camp
outfits intact for the late corners. This
n a mar
poning their outing.
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The steamer Enigma with a large party
of society people on board made a trip
around Lake Washington Thursday even
ing. The party was in honor of Mrs Fred
II. Peterson. A stFtnged orchestra played
during the trip and refreshments were
served Those on board were Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred II. Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Lee De
Vries. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Murphy. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. III. Perkins. Mr.. and Mrs II. S.
Tremper, Judge and Mrs. J. ID. Jones, Judge
and Mrs. a. II. Foote. Mr.. and Mrs. S. A.
Wiltsie. Mr. and Mrs. John Arthur. Mr..
and Mrs. T.. II. Guile. Mr.. and Mrs. +. l..
Fearen. Mrs Urich, Mrs. Augustine. Mrs
Gerich, Miss Jones. Miss Fowler Miss
Goodfel'ow. Miss Flynn. Miss Gerich. Miss
Holmes. Miss Douglass. Mr.. w. A. jack
son. Mr.. J. /. tombstone. Mr.. ]. c. whit
lock. Mr.. Hugh Goodfellow. Mr. Harry
Fowler. Mr.. &. G. Ramsay. Mr.. Alfred Bat
tie.
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The cruising season has begun and many
OF the yachts are of for two weeks among
the islands. a cruise down the straits. or
trip To the head of Hood canal. Other
boats Will spread their white wings this
week and be OF with stag parties for two
or three weeks. The Kelpie has been out
several DAYS now and is greatly missed by
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whom she has been an ever faithful friend
For several months two or three ealing
parties 4 week We're taken out on her. On
her return the party trips will be con
{inuef. On Thursday the elegant steam
lannch Cyrene left for East Sound with n
camping party OF twenty. The Cyrene is
owned by Mr.. Lawrence J. Colnan AMI
Mr.. George 4. Colnan she will remain
with the party tender.
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Mrs. Charles E Burnside entertained a
party on she kelpe last Tuesday in honor
~ Miss Moore and Miss Anna Moore. o.
Boise City. Idaho. The yacht left the boat
house about II a. N. The SsF bcsng per-
fee one for sailing. they soon arrived In
Roweii bay. where lunch was served on
shore breeze lust suited tn the Kelpie
on the return brought them 20 the city
about O'Clock. The party consisted of
Mrs. 4. ". Moore. Miss Moore. Miss Anna
Moore. Mr.. ard Mrs. {. J. Burns. Mr. and
Mrs. r. II. Van Tuyi, Mr.. and Mrs r. D.
Schuyler, Mr. and Mrs. Charles f. RurnEife
Miss Baxter. the Misses RUmSey Miss
Morgan. Miss johnson. Mr. r. j. Foster
Mr.. ". ". Miller. Mr.. Stockton Rumsey
Mr.. J. T. Condor Mr.. George Allen and Mr.
Raymond Moore
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Sr. and Mrs. Cars,sns. Mr. and Mrs
George Hurd. Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles Power
and Mas Riley are among the Seattle peo-
pie who attended the swell tennis ball
given BY the Tacoma Tennis Ciah last Fri
day evening. Mr. James ellison Mr. r.
Peliy and Mr.. G. NJ Austin made Up
party that went over Friday evening to al
tend tAe same event.
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A social party was rendered the Misses
Iestie ard Ethel Davsy az thsir home on
North Broadway last evening hy a few O.
their mary friends. The affair was i'm
DromDtus but was nsysrthaisss yssy .,