The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-17

served by the married ladies OF the party.
The ride across the bay keyed M the sr-
pet.tes 10 the highest tension. fact which
was attested later on by the assault on
she table, After an hours slessa IN the
beach the crowd again embarked and Drift
ea and sailed and sailed and arifted until
the home buoy was reached. which was \
few minutes after ihe enchs niing hour
81 midnight. Just TOO late for tho
last car for some OF the guests How
ever dampeaiug this might be Oh the minos
Of many. il had no effect on the Rainier
party, as the day had been too pleas
ant 10 allow any one 10 become cross.
Those present We're MIR. and Mrs. Hen "
Thurman. Mrs. tIarwood Morgan. Mrs.
Frank ID. Schuyler. Mrs. w. $. Relfe. Mr..
and Mrs. :. l.. Crawford. Mrs. Bennett,
Mr.. and Mrs Clayton J. Burns. Miss Gene
We've Relfe. Miss Edith Lewis Miss Cert
rude Clark. Miss Mile Hansard, Miss May
Pratt, Mr.. Albert Hanson. Or. Gentle. DR..
Maurice RaSchig. Of Minneapolis. Mr..
Robert Il. LeIrheid. Mr. i.elthesd. Mr.. Rob
Webb. pr. Frank Munday. Mr.. Stimson.
of Los Angeles. Mr., Fred Piper. Mr.. Clay
ton Crawford and Mr. VIII Ingls.
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The Seattle friends of Gen n c. Govan,
superintendent, OF the Teilaiip Indian reser-
Walton paid him a rich compliment by
char,erlng the steamer city Of cham
palgn las, Monday and investing him at
his home on the reservation. The steamer
was gayiy decorated with flags aud hunt
Ing, the ensign of Cuba and the Union
Jack being given the place OF homer along
side OF Old Glory. On arriving at the revs-
ersation the hombardment began. the gem
eral proving an easy victim to the land
Ing party. He gracefully surrendered the
premises TO the invaders and signed terms
OF peace over one OF the most toothsoms
and elegant lunchcons that man ever sat
down TO. The Indians OF the reservation
tina fh.fy
dish. salmon IA Chinook. which met with
especial favor from several Eastern peo-
pie in the party. After luncheon Indian
horse races and other games were INDUCED
in by the red men for the esiiiication OF tho
guests. until IL was time TO take the
steamer for the return trip. On landing
ard on leaving. Cen Metcalfe, who has
been a lifelong friend OF Gen. Govan. fred
| salute OF eleven suns In honor OF the oc-
casson, each gun being answered by
rounds of cheers aboard and ashore. Gen.
Geyan was yss.biy affected by the marks Of
appreciation shown him by his friends
and responded feelingly when called on for
remarks.
| Mrs. w. II. Forrest gave a very pretty
but informal reception Tuesday afternoon.
| At her home, on Lake Washington, in
! honor of Mrs. +. G. Kloeher. OF Washing
! ton. II. G., who Is visiting her son, Dr.
+ J. s. kloeber The number of guests was
necessarily limited about forty being
present. The house was a perfect bower
of bloom. The hail and stairway showed
the patriotic colors I'm great Jars of red,
and white roses and blue cornfIowera The
reception room was brilliant with bright
husd nasturtiums and the graceful splrea,
and the dining room, all In pink, Mas dam
ty and sweet in its dressing Of carnations,
sweet peas and La France roses. the har-
mony OF color being perfected by the pink
gowns Of the charming young ladies In
attendance. Mrs. Forrest'was assisted by
Mrs. c.. W. Bacon and Mrs Erastus
Brainerd. The lemonade was served by
Mrs. John Leary. The dining room and
music were under the efficient charge OF
Mrs. J. 8. Kloeher. assisted by Mrs. A. f..
Alden. Miss Graves and Miss sparling
On the lawn. under the trees seats and
coy lounging places gave the guests an
opportunity TO enjoy glimpses of the eoun-
try and the beautiful blue waters of the
lake.
Miss Elsie Bruins and Miss Elsie Fisher
entertained a number OF their young
friends on n yachting party aboard the
kelpte last Tuesday. Luncheon was serv-
ed at West Seattle during the evening.
Among those present were: Mss Alice
Vinnedge. Miss Sarah Atkinson. Miss Eth
81 Bagiey Miss Alice Andrews, OF Port
Miss Elsie Fisher. Miss Leora Conn. Mss
Amy Corey. Mss Edith Prosch. Miss Gene
Graham. Miss Mile Fox. Miss Matte
Heating. Miss May Goodfeilow. Miss
Claire Bagley Miss Vic Cardin. Miss Net
tie Smith Miss Dorothy Phelps, Messrs.
King, Don Henry, Paul Henry. Ridgley
Force. WITCH Thompson. Charles Scurry.
John isois Wing. William siliimsn. webb
Nnnedse, Howard Ames. Clayton craw-
ford. ~. J.. Gray. Ernest Herald, Guy
Sweeney. o. Preston, Charles Urnuars.
Sam Rueseii. Chester Fox. A. w. conant.
Hugh Goodfellow. Fred Hammons. Louis
Crsgsn, Dell Hicks, Fred Hicks and the
following members Of the keipia crew.
capt. Condor. Frank Fl. 1ngersolI and
Harry Matthew.
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The following people enjoyed sail on
the Kslpie last sunday Mr.. and Mrs. =.
l.. Crawford. Airs. Mcclellan. Mics Mo
Cleian Miss Phelps. and Messrs, Walt
hcw, Guerin, Gerry. Condo.1. Ingersoli and
slnlman. step was made at Port Msdi-
son for luncheon There was spanking
breeze ali day which sent the yacht spin
ming through the water and added 10 the
enjoyment OF the outing
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Miss Rowe and Miss Mabel Rewe. iva
Of Tacofna's most popular society young
taalzs ws-@ guests If Mrs. George w.
Dickinson last Weanesday and Thurgaay.
on wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Dickinson. Mrs Charles Dickinson. the
Hixyas Rove. Mss Wood. Mrs. Ranke,
Mr. and Mrs. John Csmpicn. Miss Ranks
and Mr. Meyer made 10 party at the
band coneest ana later attended the pa
yilion.
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Ped cross service will he held iris
morning st 81 Marks church. whIeh has
heen decorated attn aaSF snd flowers ems
b1aasatla If the national o5g9rs- The
opening REMARKS wiil be made Try Pew. J.
r - l.fwga 20 20 followed ny Judge g.
~ ianfor3 and ex-senator John n. Allen.
ire Offering witi hr for the beneas OF ths
soei@ty
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T. IN rot improbable that this week
~e~sp;tan viii be given aboard tbe nns
steamer Yosemite ny the ladies' u the ped
cross Socfefy. Saie1 an affair at night
would prove a great attraction