The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-26

vice president, Ernest Schroeder: secre-
;ary. Arssnia Ffelseasr. treasurer. Bernie
Mitchell orator Fred Gets executive CON-
raEee. N.ss Alice TGnnesxe. 3izs Flor
e.lce DELAY. Mss Anna Berry. ID. James
Comm. nys and Mr. Harold Ely TRe hail
vas elsDor2teiv decorated A@Ti8g IS a
prominent feature "a Number u large
Afner-raa Gags. erape5 effectively from
the cling A small Cuban flag I'D Of =
friendly feeling Tor the unfortunate little
island, and t:4e presence q few British
ensigEs sh0wes tGat the ex-s;ucenta ap-
rrectatets tne star5 taken By Great Brit
slB. Half ~ Tae ROOM w4s 9!vs1e1 Oft by
az sgunzEusa fen g4af. decorated with sea
fosm. Pa apartment served as a bar
cuet BALI Covers we're laid FOR nearly 30
guests. laciaaiag The faculty AID t1a board
o. e1uca*ioa. M. Aa3a%os, n. Moss was
toas:nas5sr TIE following toasis were
responded 20: "0ar Sos3ler Boys" mir
James Cummings. Class % -" Miss
Edlth Tfeosca, oar Members Wao Are
R&cas,oFs.'+ gr. Harry Giles; Class Of
'ss'' Mg Bernie Mitchell "Meubers Who
Are Teachers" H.Es Blanche %rVaasEer.
"ouT B-'ovel Principal" A.gs Leers
Conn, ',Ehe Bosr8 Of Educz:.an." Mr.
Charles Z Patterson. ''Ths Freedom II
Cure. F.of Meredith. admiral Dewey. ''
City Superintendent u Schools barnard.
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Mfs. l. n. Gray. u T. Broadway. en-
tsr.ained her friends Friday afternoon
Nth a fi:.. party. old Glory was every
wAeTa prominently Ia evidence and her
guests caught t9s patriotic feeling ST
once. D=iae.oss Refreshments WERE served
fa~ CHESTS 10 rooms covered wlth ferns
and dy8cTs an abundance Clncn vas the
game Of the afternoon. Dainty hand
panied score cards U..h silver pins at
tacle9. Here &iYru 80 each guest - SOU
veuiEa &igs Henry Thurman won the
- ia aud
on second honors. The luy tafion list in
cludsd Miss Sl0eQm. Mis- Grethen
Eanke. Grs. Cl&ud CochfaR Mrs Har-
wood Morgan. Mrs. samu. Craw-
ford, Mrs ". j Blackwell Mrs l. W
Adams, lrs. Charles S.,msGn, Mrs Fred
Htim@on. Mrs Thomas Greer Mrs W l..
Bsnham. Mrs, chafl~s burnside Mrs
Joseph Hayden Mrs Charles Hamilton
Mrs. Henry kyef. Mrs. George Kfttlnzer
Mrs. G. l.. webb. Mrs. Casper Sharples
Mrs " \. Red3eid. Mrs. n r. sss.ar..
Mrs JohE Campi5n. Mrs. T.. Smith Mrs
r u. baait0u. Ars. 4 -. Dyer Mrs NJ
r. Benton. MrS r. Schuyler Mrs. J II
AseDougeN Mrs. Clayton Burns. Mrs
Robert Wilson. AR HT;k,ns. Mrs T. r. NJ
Miller. Ars. \. " Eugle Mfs + Bur
veil. Mrs w. f.. Boon Mrs r Blaine
Mrs H.piy Thurman. Mrs. L. Price and
Mrs. Albert Jackson.
Last weak saw the return OF number
OF the &ai:s and daughter Of local society
people fr0,B Ea2teFa Institutions Of learn
ms. Without exception tie young people
are more ;han glad - get hack 10 Seattle
homes ana freu ls Mis- NvTa Smith re
turned OH "Wednesday from Smith college
M Northampton Mass and wifi spend toe
summer WIN her parents Mr and Mrz 9
j Smith .Ml@s Naneate PsschaI 10 home
from a lasge convent ~ :isoggetowr n
G. and her brother. Nr. Nat Pasehan. has
just returned from Shattuck rnf'iFary inst.
tute. AZ Farttaut. Milan Mr. Howard
Hughes, who arenr the year az the same
military s-hool. il also a. home NJ Lang
don G. Henry aud Mr., PGM Henry arrived
during Tho week after "a two years absence
IN a@sscslssetta Nacrs they have bee
attending Fl preparatory school Sever
other Seattle young folk VIII 10 home ihie
week having storped for u vslt with
friends IN Tho last
One of the largest afternoon affairs Of
the week :sas ths reception given hy Nrs
Y. J. rhoessn and Ms. ! y A,iatn NJ
tho home NJ Mrs. Attain. 1914 Seventeenth
avenue. Two hundred wer-knov-n v9ri=,y
ladisS were present The aae0r.affa,S
were alFnest entirely in roses ~ various
varieties arranged very psettiiy. with
view 20 ctior effects The partfsfss w.r-
tcally draard ard In other ways was the
war spirit brought In evidence. Remind
screen of flowers and ferns an orchestra
made delightful music Mrs Ford pre-
sided over a punch bowl formed ~ ice
and Mrs. Perkins. assisted ty number II
young sadrSs. was in charge % the dining
room.
Mrs J. y Frlkins ard Mrs Robert VIII
"sil entertained ~ cards Yesterday after-
noon az their home SOL First avenue west
Queen Anae hin, IN honor or Mrs Her
insn Hart, who IL visiting her sister. Mrs
II. A. Wing. The decorations % The pretty
FSikins residence were entirely Of the
popular red white ard blIe effect Roses
OF pink, waite and vsd were used eiefass-
fully - combination with blue ribbon A
charm.ng Background was made ~ green
farms. The prizes consisted ~ Il memorial
engraving ~ the Il-fafed batttssafp Maine
ana book ~ travels through Spain The
afternoon was spent playing eix-han,iei
enohrn. with progreSsf 1ns both ways
About sixty ladies Vac present
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Ms HaEey Gstzeyt gave tie children
oe On" Raii-y GstzeG, Memorial kinaercar-
ten an outing iast Friday az t.accfr,e. her
teAlet mi es'utptFy housc on che east shore,
seven hftle ones AMI .ho eft-rnCof. was enc
oonti@sal routd - pleasure fer them,
Launch sss SERVED ar f.u-rrne ard lfer
;Ae c'slFrea Were given 4 haat ride OF
l4sks Washington 1fey re rs charge
OF thele trechv~ y - Gardner Nj Gat-
Nj J = El','-e AtFs Ja.-t fur1a. Mrs.
Nome ard ,s.hers
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Aga F-,&,a- l'rsr..d gave s te> patty
a tsr Z s.sd AslHaa .h-sttr oa pa I8v
evening IN hsH.r ~ Mr. " If.a,IrE