The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-04

- 3C1ETf tcek on quite a busy air
last week. dancing parties,
lnncneons and yachting parties
being numerous. AZ Il rule the
Younger element predominaie.;,
aesment week In the high scisooi
ntafsUnty calling for many affairs Of
hailI nature. Alumni banquets. gradu-
- oxercises and the university hop
- - end OF gayetieS. and all were
/ ~ attended and enthusiastically en-
81 The visit Of several distinguished
Gnees during the week was the sig
~ one or two swell affairs. notably a
GQGioo by DR.. and Mrs. Montgomery
- IN honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. g.
1n1saberger. and luncheon in honor OF
hartman scientific party.
- banquet given Wednesday evening
II ~ Rainier-Crand hotel by the senior
r. junior classes OF the Seattle high
Gnd vas one of the largest and hap
81 aRairs OF the week. IL would be
lcu)t for any city In the land TO du-
ea4e such GALAXY OF youthful beauty
0pthsred about the board at this bar
azAe menu was elaborate and was dis
o16od with such enthusiasm that anx-
- nAmmaa In the background looked
T. With mingled dread and astonish-
n2e was an intellectual programme.
- IN the shape OF after-sIfraner
11seAA. John r. Dore. jr.. OF the jun
class. acted as POSTMASTER, and by
k u careful management brought the
Gnw3atnment to n close In time for the
! ears at midnight.
~ toast Our Honored Guest was re-
Qeeded TO by Vivian Carkeek. who pleas
III complimcnted Prof. Edwin Twit-
6 - the guiding hand Of the high
looFs destiny. Prof. Twttmyer respond
~ toast The High School I'm n feel
nanner. 'The Men Behind the Guns
Tia patriotic toast to which j. Edwin
IN responded. Donald Mcdonald
Ny responded to the time-honored
THE Lad!eA"
without question the most enter
4pecches were made by Miss Ma
nnoere. rsspandtns To- the toast,
TIL sThs Class OF 1899" Such another
eNynx of verbal bouquets as the fair
eors indulsoi In would bc hard to i'm
lssterday afternoon. At the high school.
day exercises We're held by the
44uattng class, which numbers more
IN nifty. The graduates arrayed them
80 for fancy dress bali, and then
~ an imaginary conclave or departed
etts on the ban.- Of the river Styx.
Julius Caesar acted M host. and receiv-
= his fellow ghosts who ranged In i'm
lggtance from Mark Antony down 10
~uckiebcrry Finn and Tom Sawyer. The
Unduates managed TO pay off many old
ores and made unhonnded amusement
4 their admiring parents and fellow pu-
The Queen Anne Social Club gave an
Nher of its pleasant hops at the Queen
Ahne Club house Friday evening. Excel
mt music added TO the pleasure OF the
occasion. Those present Included: Miss
&Ary Green. Miss Kate Fields, Mrs r. &.
0ftswald. Miss Mctsregor, Miss Helen
finch. Miss Ella Doian. Miss Mertens,
Mss Annetta Baird Miss f.. Case, Miss
lers. Whceiand. Miss Mitchell Everett.
Mas Ada Buck. Miss Bushnell Miss
EAnd 6iascock Miss May ,;lasenek. Miss
peIa Boyd Mrs; !: II. Webster. Mrs.
". Mrs. II. ". Rinker. Miss Covey. Miss
9. Hsasion. Miss H. White. Miss r. Rob
eyta Miss Laura Allison. Miss = Leland.
Mss Edith Blanck, Mrs. bartholomew.
Miss Farmer. Miss Keene. Miss Ella CIT
~ I'm. Miss Palmer. NJ. Dan Green, Mr..
4. Johnston, Mr.. 4, f. Dow. Mr.. f. 4.
Vrtswoia. Mr.. q. III, Graham. Mr.. Frank
A.lexsnasr, MIR. Thee. Mergatroyd. MIR. ]
~ Reenner. Mr.. W. Emmett Williams,
NJ II. s. Case. Mr.. Bert Wright. MIR. J.
Henry Robinson. Mr.. otto A. Case. Mr
Z Haraenhergh. MIR Harry +. Pouilne,
M, II c Dalton, Mr.. 7. J. pwyer. Mr.
w, Burt, Mr.. r. Miiiken, Mr.. w. +
IA Merit, Mr. A. Il. Gardner. Mr., STANLEY
1sa s NJ J II. Webster, Mr.. l. r
Rsnker Mr.. VIII Gibson. Mr.. Frank =
loFsvt MT. W g Mel .eaf,, Mr. w Allen
NJ ss"ace ellison. MIR James Cramer
A'' Il efsen. Mr.. W, Gillian
= . %
The hop given nv the university seniors
THURSDAY night AZ Ranke hais wss III
ufsg climax fer an enjeSahl,, vsrsE The
Raj vas handsomely tesoratss, with tbs
university AMI class eols.r~ aa4 !, wa.fYf
o. eyergfceas and palms. Wnen,-fw mi
tsrst Regiment orchestra furnished 49,
rsSt music that has ospon heard ~ -,
~ BAN, a feature aesrg isaaesva Y Sinr-,
srntsn's t@o-s,ep. Purple ana Gold fe,i
wasea IL the class ~ the yoslnx cas,,s,,,.s,.,.
~ Us srrlsasiy s~o4stsp, and wa,:lA Ia,
SaF. store man 10 dance The, cs.y-p,,,t.
We In charge ~ The a~asr ,'Aaris,
ssfsanr Fowler David Kelly, txasioys n
SStsaasstsesa,an. Lucille Otto Vossr ard Asne'
tAtfsa ksza='as. - deserving u great ssrvfx,
T. ins capable sHanuer IN whlsa shs,y haa
W sas assss. Refreshments wer. serve,
~stsss1 'ss evening ~ c,is.gesf walters ar,f
a., ~ s sses"s VITA the dancers The follow,
,ss saa'es wsss EsaEraavsSes. Mcssaarf,es s.
.sa.ss. q. II, Nias. j Il. Allen. :. I.
r - ,s'a :. - Fe~ier. -. * ksttiuSer
5, hashes, T.. Downs ;; 7 tgsss-,.
noa M.rksh' IL Thurman and ]. Il. Mac
~ ~ smith gave 4 lsnehean ~ ,hs nat
~ ~ ssaa Monday IL homer AZ 49,
- ss.aster General SAs,lerssrs-ss 49,.
$50, .efe AN Ser sever. and ,,eI}ele,,.
sase mnshecn was served Tha TsS,e~
al sesn' W = Shs.lsnarrrn~ -
60 sa' ossrge L, rtpef. lusix. y h Nan.
~ Jacob kslrih. J. w. CSss AMI ,;sn
49, Esther Sutherland vas = rs,sse-.r.,
A. TIE Ma,ia wara vss,aYssss- -.
ses<.ss shs -ss, where she MI x,~s, -.
eAssc. - hsr1ass - she Alumni .SsA.
~ 81 sae l-nsserssty ~ wasssesp'..
PACE Tuesday evening a. tie R..s..r.