The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-03

A week has just been passed by
society people. a few Affairs
took place. . number Of them
~ Ia very pretty. but none Of them
very large. The fev pleasant
days Of tho week were taken advantage
1t In various forms Of outdoor recreation.
. ride to one Of the beautiful parks of
the city. or . spin around the bicycle
Faith, or q short sail on one OF the nu-
merous yachts which dot the Sound. A
number Of people who have been SPEND
lng the summer on Puget sound have left
for their Eastern homes and many more
are to leave during the present week. IL
= getting near the time when Eastern
schools and colleges open, and the young
people who have been spending their
holidays with their parents here are pre-
pairing TO 60 hack Tor another year. For
this reason q number Of farewell parties
have taken place and there will prob
ably be more this week. The country
club was q busy place last week and
many Seattle society people have been to
and fro during the week. The event OF
the week was the dinner given last night
by Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Strout. The golf
links at the country club also attracted
lovers OF the game during the week.
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The younger society people OF the city
On Friday evening at Morris hall The
dance was given in honor of a number Of
the young people who leave in few
days to attend different colleges In tho
Wes thoroughly enjoyed. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Mariner. mr..
ard Mrs. T. w. Prizes. Mrs. c. Clary.
1lrs. G. r Tyler. MrA :. Fiikins. Miss
Alice Fisher. Miss Cara Hanna, Miss
Nary Mariner. Miss Virginia scurry. Miss
UAry Bess Lewis. Miss Virginia West
l5ng. Miss Emily ClaFy. MICS Grace Nc
Aliister. Miss Elizabeth Smith, Miss I&-
4les May Perry. Miss Jeanette Perry.
1lsae BESIDE Knttfie. Miss Louise Bar
nArd. Miss Maud Shaw. Miss Irene Ora
ham, Miss Julia Crane. Miss Uess Crane,
MSS Flossls Collier. Mss 20 schram. Mr..
David Oliver. Mr.. John 0eary, Mr.. Err
pest Gsary, Mr.. WIN 0eary. Mr.. J. Y. e.
xeilosT. Mr.. George Hood. Mr.. Thomas
Bsbb. nr. George dickinson. Mr.. Gilbert
Mesm, r.; Mr. &. l.. Russell. Mr.. Roy
Kinnear. Mr.. lester. Turner. r.: Mr.
John Rum.sy. Mr. Charles Deyce. Mr..
Tot FAR. Mr.. BERT Kelly. Mr. Phelps
Gilmore. Mr. Fay Keliogg, Mr.. Albert
Dickinson. Mr.. Herbert Coe and Mr.. Hu-
bert Miller.
The Misses Morgan entertained q num-
day In honor OF their cousin. Miss Mabel
Morgan. OF Los Angeles Cal. ard Mrs.
D. A. Schneider. OF San Jose. Cal. Mrs.
0chnsider was before her marriage Miss
Morgan home was prettsly decorated for
the occasion. Instead Of one large table
In the dining room the guests were seated
~ three smaii tables Those present
were: Mrs.. g. A. Schneider. OF San Jose:
Miss Mabel Morgan. Of Los Angeles.
Miss LeNoir. Of San Francisco. Miss
Moore. OF boise. Idaho: Miss Morgan.
Ma Hesiy. Ms. sadie Morgan. Miss
Aealy. Miss Ada Morgan ana Miss Lily
6Anaen.
a number of society people went over
rom Seattle yesterday 10 attend a din
ner given by Mr. ard Mrs. f. A. strout.
the occasion being the tenth anniversary
OF their wedding. Covers were laid for
twenty-five or thirty guests. The guests
Were made up of people living at the club
o. N cottage ses,ages around X and others who
Mt. and Mrs. r. II. oseooie. Mr. and
Mrs, Herman Chaplin. Mr. and Mrs l. "a
sssdman. Miss Minor and Miss Judith
and Mrs J. u. Lowman- Besides this a
number Of the men went over TO srend
Labor day on the golf links.
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On Thursday afternoon party Of
young people entsyed a picnic at a pretty
sttie spot on The shores Of Lake linton
Known as 1snsen's Grove. Those pres
eut were; Mr.. and Mrs. $ L. Crawford,
Mr. and Mrs. Harwcssi Morgan, Mr~
Henry fnhrman. Miss Mabel Morgan. of
Los Angeles Miss LeNoir. 81 san Fran
cisco: Miss Morgan. Miss Sadie Merrars.
Miss Rsosr. Miss Ada Morgan Miss Lily
Hansen. Mr.. X. r. Reb~r, Mr. Z craig
M r. Faiihafnus, Mr.. Z. Hocketf Mr.
Resinaid kaylor. Mr.. Clayton Crawford
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After a tennis tournament the .n.eres,
TAKEN IN the game usually slaek~ns off
This ysaf, however. tAe courts sr~ a.
busy Ak they were juss tefere tho tour
nament Interest has he-n revived b.
the news that the champion Eastern .,inv-
ers are coming - visit seattle Tn. en-
fhusiasts are especially delighted cs, sss-
spnnt OF nns good sannes which they an
tieipat"- The AAifeiisAp tournament % the
tennis club IL also coming a~ >. IL
scheduled To begin or - ptetnlos T.
Mrs. Robert wiiEca gave an Informal
tea Tuesday af1erncssfs ia Eaf.sr az Assxa
Eats'. Who has beer visiting Mrs. Hack
us this summer. Mrs Wilson's guests
were number q, the Young IL ft.s az
the city alto were ssa0ss intimate wtth
Miss f5sstti aslsspw her STAY III Seattle
Mr. Wilson VAS assisted ~ Mr~ Frank
A. Brt. ami Mrs Charles T. saepar..
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Mrs $. e. Webster rave a .sraer er
Tuesday evening AZ her residence Ga ssussrs
Anne hiti 20 Capt ard Mrs " " RsaEn-
scn. gr.. Col AMI Mrs. q - I.,0n Mr. aaa
Mrs. Fred s ssslzssos, ard Mrs Parker
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On Tuesday niEbg Mss Heaiy ard Nts,
Alfredo Hssig entertained a .sw friends
At "a Internal late super In aosar sf
Mr.. r. Lehman and several officers Of
the Third cavalry.
Lieut. W. = ,oanssa snterts.nsd AZ.
O W Jackson. Miss Hvaiy. Mss AlgYe<Aa
Aeaiy and NJ, y Lehman at lace xess.
on board the L. s transport Victoria ga
"Wednesday.
Mr. ara Nra FreisTtss Kari s.~uxe
who have been spending tao Summer ~
IArraeee- across Lake Washington wtA
move to shsir hcFss ca Terry avenue sax
the winter.
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Mrs Jehu Tcttlr< entertained q fec
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