The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-02

~ cattle society people were
not at serious loss a. 10
how to enjoy the past week.
The bright. warm weather
V Of the last few days at
tracted many people to the
lake and Sound. while the cool evenings
we're very inviting to those who are fond
= wheeling. The battieship at Port
Orchard still attracts a goodiy number,
sud many little iuncheons were served
- board the big fighter last week. at
which prominent society people OF the
cDty were present. The officers Of the
Patterson also had q reception an board
their vessel In the harbor Of Seattle.
The most noteworthy events of the
weak were two afternoon receptions given
b. Mrs. Harwoed Morgan and an infor-
Anai evening party by Mrs. Harry Fred
Gr1ck.
Tho Firloch Club. noted for It's coxy
little diuners. Was the scene Of several
AZ thesc delightful events this week.
Among tn younger 1ociety people the
pFincipa1 features OF the week were sev-
dEnl cruises on the keipie. the fayorjte
yAcht among the white dyGrs on the
6eund
: BY those still younger the dancing party
given byrAfms 1bdor4s Collins was eagerly.
anticipated and just ~ thoroughly en-.
1dyed sHr x1Ess-Tsx
Society t&xSi1 ihskeneral are looking
forward to the celebration on July T.
Many prominent people from out OF town
Win probably be- Ia the city for the
Fourth.
The weather for the last month has
been SO disagreeabie that very few peo-
pie have left the city for the summer
II the weather keeps as warm and mild
as II was last week before long the camp
ers' villages Will spring up on the shores
Of Lake Washington and on the Sound
at West Seattle aud Alki point. All the
people who went camping last year will
undoubtedly go this year
The Seattle theater was dark all week
until Friday and Saturday nights A
large number OK society people attended
The Shannon production of THE
Moth and the Flame" and several box
parties were given.
The annual influx of Seattle young peo-
pie who have been In attendance at dis-
ferent schools and colleges throughout
the United States during the past year
u beginning. All OF the young people.
although they have eutoyed their school
year. are nevertheless glad 10 get back
TO the cool and balmy climate OF Puget
sound. Among the recent arrivals are
Miss Gene Graham. Miss Irene Graham
and Miss Nellie Sanborn who have been
et Annie Wright seminary at Tacoma
this year. Mr. George IL Alien has re-
turned 10 the city. having completed
three-year course az the Ann Arbor law
school Mr.. Gilbert Mrem. jc.. returned
on Tuesday last after having completed
hts first year at Harvard. Miss Ruth
Holmes IL home from Hoiyoke academy.
Mr.. Gerald Frink aud Mr.. Robert III.
Ciary are back from the Massachusetts,
Institute Of Technology at Hnston. Mr.
HXnr IA FEsst. rar.l
two weeks ago and his brother who
rowed No. on HarvaTds winning crew
this Year. will be back about the middle
OK July.
Next week several moro students will
arrive, Miss Myra Smith. who has Jus.
finished her second Year at Smith college.
Samuel l. Russell. who has won dis
ttnetiea In Amdovcr as the champion ten
MS player af the school, will return TINS
week he viii probably take part in
the tennis tournaments here this year
Mr. isangsien {. Henry and Mr.. Paul NJ
Henry. from i.awreneeytllc. n. j.. will
be here shEs week. Mr.. l. 4, Henry has
completed his course at Lawrenceyiiie
and will enter either Princeton or Har-
ward next year Resides those ALREADY
mentioned are Mr Howard Hughes and
Mr. Nathaniel pasehaI. who will soon
be back from Shattuck.
The following description OF reception
IA San Hernafssao. cal wgll ae found In
teYessing. as many ~ ghe persons mem
tioned are welt kUosn In seattle The
San Rernar3ino CouFler says Mrs. W. A.
Selkirk and her daughters, Mrs John w
Pratt. Of Seattle, aasa Mrs. Anna Seigirk-
Norton. were hasteSssS Of a late afternoon
reception On saturday T'hey received
from Z uu;a y the bears making i, all the
mere enjoyable. as ~. guests .scapess the
Intense heat az S8iuSt lay The walls sa
tAe entrance hal we're completely hidden
hy feaihsry bamboo. ana striking cen
frass 20 TIE rtsa gree ueSN VAS formed
by large bowls % s>sFlex laapIsSs In the
arrhw@x between Ire reception rooms a
hammock tuisF,5cea attA willow sprays
WAS ayspss1 ever ore sl8e &nss fgers tne
center ~ sNe srcA Z huge basket - sweet
peas Was suspended. THE namgei was
banked h.eA NTH sweet Peas ans delicate
maiden a&iS fsfaS Tas tssi c5eus refresh
effect of the table decorations 5xsag ealntv
and artistic In The extreme. Ias cellar
scheme ok each MAS distinct. On ere sac
luncheon cloth MAS sahrcsiessi in wild
roses. the ee1ferp$ece ~ pax swe8s peas,
and ssveaneTS aH8 French hSNs - FNuk
satin gfbsa0 used IS 4aStAev ornamental
tion. 4 RAGS; exquisite ere VAS ia n&*te
and gfSea. tss> eas. lsruseee % ysfAl ssr nslr
fern esis he gsblsoa trimmings ~ sysen.
A tNtFst hal a ffe<A Seas rs srtsAx ~.purarN
fshsa wisA rsssaan ~ tie same t}nt. The
tore OF another maS para % hite :Av FlNx.
rsofh Embroidered. n wsise xsesas.. and tAs
fieweyS hsimg double white p0rpsss l-sy-
ess1sr was Used sgfectsvwss ~ one tie ciotA
teing egitrntiesv& Sa lavender vialefs
x2lfn fsssAaa eg sna same shade aad lSNvr-
der sweet gssaS UNGSse&&ag skx aArfNasty
Hae SANDY waters am3 china eF eaea <atls
harmcn.ssa sstA she secacasioas In sEng,
Carnations IN Lavish abundance were USED
throaghoa the house
NE yes. SIDE es tie perch was screened
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