The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-10


4 BY moonlight was one Of the pisasantest
| features of che outing. Mr.. Smiths guessa
| were; Mrs. Ssaddack, Mr.. and Mrs. s.
| Gardner Yerksss. MIR and Mrs. Aaair. Mr..
and alrs. yorke harrington. Mrs. john
| Suttho1. Miss Carrie fsiggen. Miss Smith.
Miss ShoenfeId. Miss Annie Snath. Miss
| Mollie Phillips, Miss inglis. Miss Bessie
| lngl.s, Miss Selden. Miss Shaw. Mss
| Libby. Miss Adair. Misses Temple, Messra.
Albert cookinShaEn. William Stiiianan.
| Charles Patton. Charles Mckenzie, Es w.
Herald Reuben Attain. Dr Gentle Claui
/ Meldrom. Carr. OF ST. Louis, VIII Inglis
and Lem ShoTtfidge.
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w. Ia Spieklenlye, train master ef the
| Columbia Il psiset Sound railroad ten
| Gered few friends delightful outing on
Friday. special was attached 20
the regular Franklin train ana the run 10
the end OF the line. through picturesque
mountainous ana charming valley coan-
try. was greatly enjoyed. stop OF near
| ~ an hour was made AZ Franklin. where
luncheon was served in n sylvan grova
along the hanks OF Green river. Among
the party were Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner :.
Yerkes. Mn. 4. n. Macarthur Miss Rig
gen. Miss preweti. Miss T&haey MIR. Rich
ard Baker. Mr.. Claude Ramsey. MIR w. A.
Steel. Mr.. Charles h. Smith, Mr.. j. I.
tombstone.
Members OF the young society set who
formerly made up TIE Agayne and Knot
Agayne Clubs. will give a farewell party
10 Miss Kate McC;raw at Meydenhauer
hay, Lake Washington. next Thursday
evening. Miss McGraw has always been
one or the eynosi popular young ladies in
Seattle and il - the desire OF her many
fr.ent.s to give her the prettiest parly of
the year and wish her Gotspeed on her
journey north.
Invitations have been sent out by Mr..
! and Mrs. James o'Meara. OF Santa Rosa,
Cal. for the marriage of their daughter,
julia Ament. TO Mr.. Harvey Schwatka
Jordan. of Seattle. The ceremony viii ba
solemn.zed at tha home OF the brides PAR
'en's Mendocino street and College avenue.
Thursday. July H. at high noon. Mr. Jor-
dan Is cashier OF the Post-Inteiilgencer
and enjoys a wide circle OF friends in this
city.
The officers OF the United States revenue
cutter Perry entertained at mess last Tues
day aboard ship IAeuts. Needham ana
Boyd. OF the provincial troops which took
part In the Fourth of July celebration.
During mess toasts were responded to to
Queen Victoria and President Mckinley
and TO the navy and army heroes
The Following party of society people
attended the dog and pony circus Friday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Karl
Strive, Miss Munday, Miss Furih. Mrs
Edward Carey. Miss Hanford. Miss Turn
er, Mr. Richard Cox, Mr.. Haynes Mr.
Lester Turner and Mrs. James Murray.
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Mrs. c. j. Smith gave an extremely pref
ty card party yesterday afternoon at her
residence. li1s Boylston avenue. Progress
sive euchre was played Mrs. A. b. Stewart
winning first prize and Mrs. A. L.. Mac
Cuisky second. Fifty ladies were present.
Dainty refreshments followed the play.
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The executive committee OF the Red
Cross Society met Friday afternoon nj tho
residence Of Mrs. j. c. Haines TO pass
upon the constitution and bylaws. Tha
regular meetings OF the society viii prob
ably be held hereafter on the second and
fourth Tuesdays OF each month.
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Miss Margaret Mckinney IL being royalty
entertained in Vancouver and New West
Minister where she is visiting. Miss Nc
Kinney sang The leading role IN an anna
teT performance given In Vancouver on
Dominion day and received a tremendous
ovation.
The big society event OF the month will
be the annual tennis ball. which will 10
given at the Seattle theaser on the even
ing Of July q. These affairs are among
Seatiies SWEETEST functions and are usually
attended by society people from outside
towns
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. strou, Mr. and MA
J. n. Lowusan, Mr.. and Mrs. r. III. os-
good, Mrs. II. G.. strive Mrs A. f. Mac
culsky. Miss Strive. Miss Fiskin, Mr.,
Clement Gazzam and Mr.. &. NJ. Austin
spent the Fourth pleasantly at the Country
Club.
Judge and Mrs. ThoSnas Burke, Miss
Elise Brooks. Miss Baxter Miss McGraW
Judge Hanford and Fred Baxter enjoyed .
bicycle ride last sunday 10 Riverside
where they were entertained by Dir. ana
Mrs Bagley In most hosptabie manner.
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A goodly gathering Of society people were
noticed at the courts Of the Seattle Tennis
Cub last Wednesday. Tea was seryed
during the afternoon by Mrs Frank Ben.
who .as assisted by Mrs. Robert wilson
aud Mrs Charles Clark
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Airs. p. II. NJ Miller entertained as
luncheon last TUESDAY I'm honor Of MrA
Hart the following ladies. Mrs Hart, Mra
Wing. Mrs.. A. H. Stewart, Mrs. r. "
Dauiton. Mrs Dwyer. Mrs. Wilkinson and
Mrs, J. II MacI1ousaIl
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Mr. ard Mrs Charles r. Burnside snf~P.
tanned about thirty friends Friday after
noon aboard the yacht Ke;pe sail -
Eagle Hsri,or. refreshments and a fine sail
hack made up an exceedingly plea zant day.
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Mrs. l.. Lawrence Moore and Mrs. W.
V R3nshart left Friday afternoon FOR San
Francisco 10 visit Lieut. RiBehart, who
In stationed at Angel island. They viii
5e gone several weeks.
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Mlsa Pratt has iz~Ie1 invitations for q
ia nring party next Wednesday evening -
10 given IN horror % Miss Edith Lewis -
Pe'aiuma. Cal. Who Il visiting Mis-
Genev!eve Rs;fe.
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Mrr w. r.. Forrest VIII give an eiab-
crate tea or Tuesday 20 MrA Rioesse. %
Washington d. g.. Who 10 visiting nsi
son DR. J. s. Kloeber at his Lake Wash