The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-24

Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Ssedman. Mr.. and
Mrx. A. l.. Haw!ey. Mr.. and Mis- E. 4.
Ainsvorth, Mr.. ana Mrs f. Bell, Mr..
and Mrs.. George A. Hurd. Mrs. Z. w.
Andrews. Mrs 4. l.. Terry. Mrs. George
b. kittinger. Mr.. Charles Mun-ay, Mr..
r, w. b. Tingie, Mr. Bernard Pelly. Mr.
Richard s. Cox. jr.. Mr. M b. Haynes,
Mr. +. F. Sweeney. Mr.. F. L. Meares,
Mr.. J. Murray. Mr.. f. a. MacCulsky. Mr..
ii. Chap.n. Mr.. Theron Noble Mr. j. Gil
Hson. jr., Mr.. Ernest L. Ling. DR.. Nun
day. Mr.. J. IL. Carter and others.
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Seatties 900 Is TO have q country club
on the shore of Lake Washington. a rem
devious for bicycling and canoeing parties.
Some or the best known young men Of the
swell set have Incorporated TO build the
club house and invitations to membership
have been sent to a large number OF peo-
pie. The club will probably have a men,
beraisp or one hundred or more. 1t will
be patterned In many ways after the Coun-
try Club OF Tacoma. the excellent man
agement of which is often commented on
by visitors. The incofporators and orig
inators OF the movement are Mr.. E. w
Andrews. Mr.. Lester Turner. Mr.. NJ. b.
Haynes. Capt Harry Taylor. Mr. j. Gill
iison, jr., Mr.. II. Carstens and Mr.. T. Il.
Hardin. The location which will probably
be chosen. is six blocks south of Madison
street. near the lakes edge The grounds
Will not be extensive. but II Is intended to
make the club house a model OF its kind.
On Thursday evening Mrs. J. w Pratt
Invited a number of friends TO meet at
her house on Madrona heights in honor
Of Mrs. Edward n. Cusick, of Albany,
Or. who is making a short visit to Sc
attic. Among the guests were Mr. and
Mrs. r. b. Piper. Mr.. ana Mrs. Lawrence
3. Booth. Mr.. and Mrs. George s. Kirk.
DR.. and Mrs. George Newlands, Mr.. and
Mrs. A, h. Fisken. Mr.. and Mrs. r. +.
Basse. Mrs. II. Il. Owens. Mrs. Ward.
Miss May Pratt. Mr.. w. Mcdonald, Mr..
II. w. Bass and Mr.. At. ID. Barnes.
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Lieut.. Sturdevant gave dinner aboard
the revenue cutter Perry Tuesday In honor
OF his fancee. Mss Irene Phillips. Present
were Mrs. j. Albert Jackson. Miss Nor
gan, Miss Clark. Lieut.. Peckham, Mr.
Warren. OF Philadelphia. and Messrs Ross
and sedgwtck. OF the Perry.
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A large number Of prominent Seattle
people Will take advantage this morning
OF tho first spring excursion 10 Snoaualmie
falls. Recent visitors TO Snouuaiu,e are
unanimous In saying that the falls and the
surrounding scenery never appeared 10
better advantage In the early spring than
now.
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The return OF Mr. George Hura with his
bride iron; Mobile has caused stir Of In
sercst among society people, Mrs Hurd.
nee Canaan. has been belle
OF Mobile society. She IL a sister OF Mrs
Arthur Fisken. or this city Mr.. and Mrs.
Hurd VIII take a residence in this city.
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There = some talk Of changing the ten
MS season from August 20 June That
would bring tho tournament and the
great tennis ball on thu tapls two months
earlier. While the change Is as vet merely
proposed. is I. thought very probable thar
II VII be decided upoa
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Mr.. j. NJ. Dashieil who fog the laat slx
months has been chief clerk To Cant. w.
W, Robinson, Ir.. Of the local quarter
masters Office. has bern transferred! 20
hey West. lie will leave in n few DAYS
70 take up hts duties under Capt Sawyer.
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Mites Mcknight entertained az supper
thursday nigh, Miss Cover ard Miss