The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-12

that city were the first to take tho mat
ter up. Their oAjeet Is 20 raise fund -
assist ths sanitary commission OF tae
] United States army ard To help the SOL
a.er boys. especially those who have eoae
and are about 80 70 70 Manila. Those who
have sons, relatives and friends in the
! Washington volunteer array, and sonse OF
Seatt,e's best families are represented. ara
more than Anxious 10 help in this way.
and there Is no doubt but that the aux.i-
larry VIII make good showing
The annual meeting or the Pioneers cf
Washing ton. held ia Seattle Inst week.
brought a number Of pioneers 10 the city.
The meeting proved one of great interest
and many friendships of early days were
renewed.
The following, were In attendance: George
! r. Fry, Mrs. ", ]. pousins. Mrs A. 5.
Rinehart, Rev. y. f. Blaine, Mrs. Cathe-
rsne Blaine. +. II. Winslow. Thomas
Prosch. Hiram Burnett. chaS Baker. Ed
gar Bryan. John Ca,lins. Judge L. H. Cam.
ii. w. Harmon, II. W. Wineapaw. Mrs.
r. w. WIncapaw. w. Parry Smith. ". II.
Ward 4. w. Presley. l. :. Rowe. w. V.
Rinehart. George +. Whi,worta. Thomas ].
Carrie Mrs. Kirk g. Ward. Mrs 5. J. Snow.
Mrs w. 1T. Gillian Mra. L. wyekoff. Mrs.
q. r. Sylvester. Theodore Williams. r. 4.
Meany J J. McCsi.vra. Charles Frosch. j.
q. Kellogg s. F. Coonlss. E. C1ayson. 81.
Mrs. l.. +. SufTere.n. J. :. Beason. Mrs
s. n. Libby, Mrs. A. T.. Preston. Mrs. NJ.
! r.. Thorndyke. Mira +. W. +. Guy. Miss
Wyckon Hans Nelson. w Noigt. Mrs =.
II. Hancock. MISS Susan Hancock. Mrs.
NJ. A. Dyer. r. w. Guy. George W. Beard
man, Rev j. r. Damon. Fl. u. Whtworth.
| Mrs T.. s. Rowe and Miss Nenita Rowe,
all ~ Seattle: Mrs. A. Moore. Mrs, =. New
man Miss II. Cranney. Of WILDLY Island;
l.. Sohns OF Vancouver; Mrs Sohns. of
Vancouver: :. ID. Rinehart Of Whatcom:
w. s. Jameson of Port Gamble: Mrs. NJ.
Morse. of Oak Hsrbor: Mrs II. Nnnsn. Of
WILDLY island H. u. Morgan. +. c. Fur
guson and Clark Fsirguson, OF snohomish:
Thomas crauney. OF Ceupeyiie. and i.
Prather. of Olympia.
Last week saw the first departure Of Sc
attic society folks for the ocean voyage 70
St Michael Before the end OF summer
many more viii take the trip. The steam
ship Laurada sailing yesterday carried
Mrs. j. Il. Mcknight and Miss Helen
Fairfax Mcknight. They expect TO re-
turn on the same steamer in abou, four
weeks On the same steamer were Mr.
and Mrs. Harry J. Collins, who VIII he
IN Circle City for same time. The Roam
oke. which is 70 sail tomorrow morning.
| In local society. Mrs. s. l.. Heron and
| her two children are going into the In
! terror TO visit Mr. Heron. Miss Helen
/ Healy Is TO join her father. Capt. Healy.
/ at Dawson. Mr.. Charles +. Burnett goes
, 10 ST Michael for the next three months,
| where he VIII interview returning Klon-
| dlkers for the Posi-intalligencer. Mr..
| Harry q. Steel Will go to 81. Michael ana
return on the same steamer for the San
Francisco Cali. Miss Minnie Peck Il going
north for short visit with her brother.
Mr.. Claude Peek, AZ st. Michael. Capt.
J. O. Barr IL also a passenger and VIII
remain In che north unit. the freexe-up
looking after the river Meet OF the North
American Transportation and Trading
COMPANY Mrs. Fred Bausman and Miss
Belle Holmes intended TO take the trip
on the Roanoke. but have decided TO wait
for the second voyage Of the steamer. Mrs.
J. H. McC;raw ard Miss Kate Mctsraw VIII
leave on the second trip OF the steamer
10 join Gov. McGraw a. Rampant CITY.
They will be accompanied by Gen. and
Mrs. f. NJ. Carr.
The Washington State Federation Of
won,en's Clubs. which meets at Spokane
next Tuesday and continues for three
DAYS prom fses 10 he event %
great interest to club woraen all
over the state. Delegates from West
ern Washington. which includes mem
y
I'm The federation, leave tomorrow after
noon. The Spokane clubs have spared no
mains to make the meeting a great sue
cess and the delegates are looking for
ward 10 a very good time. This meeting
preceaes the meeting Of the Nattonsl Fed
Grafton which viii take place at Denver
on June Fl and continue for week
Prominent women sFan nearly every state
In the Union will be- there and the oeca~
sion VIII be an unusual one for the
women of the West. All but one OF the
ten washington clubs belonging to the
National Federation viii send delegates.
The Denver women assure the success ~
the meeting. The hostess will be the
Denver Women's cub. with nearly 100
members and ibs North Side WOmen's
club with 40 members. The Seattle FED
Grafton held U.s. last meeting on tho first
Saturday In June IN tho Seattle National
hank building. Resolutions % regret were
passed upon the death Of Mrs. Calhoun,
who vas valued member OF tire fedora
tior. Application was made for member
ship 20 tire State FEDERATION and Mrs. II.
T. Holmes elected a delegate. The next
meeting viii be he'd on the afternoon of
July /.
Mrs Frederick A. Wing gave swell re-
ceptior Friday afternoon az her home on
Harvard aveane in hoaor 81 her sister.
Mrg ~. Y. =. Hart. of Adrian. Mich. who
Is here - spend the summer. The AFTER
NOM yxav delightful ore and the fNaatr
and fashion * Seattle came and vert AZ
tbs Wing residence during the afternoon
Fmiiy 10 ladies' left cards. TIE horne was
decorated with roses artisticaliy rursd TO-
ssether and strung Throughout. the rooms
The hall ard 6suing room we're 81 pink
ard red roses and buds. The par.or was
decorated With white ard yellow roses
and the library was ab'aze wits deep red
c.es. n the dining room Sites Amy
Corey Miss Ieouise Hayden, Mfss Elise
Pr1okes. Mss Clara Wing ard Miss Ieo-a
conn served refreahnents- n receiving
Mrs. WtrE waa asatstef by an efTicfsrt
corps % ladies'. Including Mrs. a. y Sew
art. %rs. Thomas Green. Mrs A. " Er-
Rie. Nrs. A r.. stewar, and Mrs. r. r.
Seuseffer wagrer's orchestra rendered \
number of delightful selections from ne
porch.
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Two talentsa young lAa.s~ wfli graAgats
from The Ara fta~rw rse EFfIu Nnrgas -sws