The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-16


~ week vas veil taken I'D with
k\O1y lawn parties. yachting ana
~ launch partieA A large number
Of the society people took an ac-
tive part in entertaining the Eastern edi-
tors who spent couple OF days in the
city last week Numbers Of them were
present at the excursions Oh the lake and
on the Sound.
The big affair OF the week was Mrs.
Hoge's tea on Thursday afternoon. h
large number Of people attended this tea,
which, In the way of decorations and en-
terta.nment. was one OF the prettiest Of
the season. Mrs. Brainerd's tea on Mon
day afternoon was also well attended.
Tennis was an event OF interest last
week. and next week viii probably take
up considerable Of the time OF society
people on account of the tournament
which II TO take place Miss Alfredo
Heaiy's yachting and dancing party last
night was q source Of enjoyment to all
who attended. Among the younger soci-
ETY. people the dance given by Miss Crane
at Queen Anne was well attended.
Several dances ara scheduled for this
week. the principal one TO be given by
the young ladies' 1t the city at MeyGen-
bauer bay.
The home Of Mrs. Erastus Brairerd on
Fifth avenue was the scene Of very
pretty tea given last Monday afternoon
In honor OF Miss Gretchen Piper. of Bos-
ton. who is visiting In Seattle. Mrs.
8rainerd's house was handsomely dec
osated for the occasion with June roses.
which many conscer the sweetest flowers
that grow. The house In fact. with its
profi1sion OF flowers. both inside and out.
presented the appearance OF q huge bou-
oust.
In the parior were masses Of Ia France
and Jaequeninot roees and In the dining
room were Bride rpseA Tho halls we're
crowned with fhe golden glow of the yell
low California poppy. In the corner with
the punch bowl were numberiess tea
roses. which cast their delicate fragrance
throughout the house. Mrs. Brainerd and
her guests. a. well AZ the young ladies
who assisted her. We're gowned IN white.
making a beautiful contrast 10 the rich
cofors OF the flowers. She was assisted
by Miss Ks,e Mcf;rsw Miss Anna Spar
ing. Miss Jessie Hanford. Mas Emma
Collins. Mss Mary nober. Miss Eleanor
Compton. Miss Zoe semple. Miss Mary
Mhel sempls. Miss Helen Holmes. Miss
Olive Miller. Miss Elise Brookes and Miss
Georgfe Wiesriing. Miss Mary Beaie
Brainerd and Miss Betty Braincra. The
twu little daughters OF the aostess. stood
at the door 10 welcome the guests In all
about one hundred and fifty society people
T.
After the tea all The flowers we're taken
TO rroyidenee hospital to brighten the
sick rooms Of these Who are net able 10
be out in the bright sunlight and amid
The beautiful flowers Among those who
were In Attendance during the afternoon
were: Miss nurnsst. Miss Munday. Miss
Julia Hodge Miss Hanfora, M,ss Walter,
Miss i.eera Conn. Miss Olive Baxter. Miss
Mary Boyd. Mss Eiishur.. Miss lie Noive.
Miss Ntekeia Niss Marguerite Mckinney.
Miss Atss True, Miss frauenthai, Miss
Ada Morgan. Mtes SADIE Morss1- Miss
Mabel fhllbefg Miss Mathcr, Mss Ger
trude Clark. Msss Anne Turner, Miss
M sSan'0 nl M hs ss Ma Ma M Mysa SWISS XII.
Morrison. Miss Marion Hoskinspn. Miss
Mary Shepard, Miss Lcu,se Hayden and
Mise Mary Pratt.
large number Of the younger society
people Of ire cty were leltgatfniiy enter
tsinea last Ftlias evening by Miss Crane
ana Miss Julia Crane AT a dancing party
given by them III the Queen Anne club.
house. The hail was prcitily decorated
scysd thenaae'ves untll s iaie hour, Those
present we're: nr ard Mts. John FL
h.ns, Mr.. ana Mr. l. crawfora' Mr.
WIN II. Parry. Mr.. AMI Mrs. George Bel.
M and Mrs. II ~ smaisev. Miss Lee
noire. of san Francisco Miss Hudson. OF
Thomas. Of Tacoma. Miss Petersen. ~
Portland. Miss ness Insli<. Ai.as Gaaaa
Collins, Miss Mauss Shaw Miss RATHER
perry sa ,.s Nsre Ss,,e,on Nv ness
Kaistlr Miss i.ontse narnaFf Miss Sir-
ginis Wrestling. Miss kssse smith. Mss
Ruin Sch.arn. Miss tso schvsn. Mss
Grace M aiister. Miss Kathryn Tyler,
Miss Martha Saetefs. Miss Olive Jones.
Miss Lila iens~ Miss Bertha Parry. Miss
Miss gthel f~ikins Miss Mvra smith.
Miss Caroline Raser Miss Maw'e Geld
sfesn. MiSs t>ornsiia Stevenson. Miss Evan
eeiine HsfRer, Miss N,rginia SsarSy Miss
Bloomington III. Mr. Wan Etuassas ana
Mr.. EahArs Hudson. % Tacoma, Mr.. Pau,
Harpef. Nj, Claytnn eyaw ford. Nj War
rem wttnaot Mr., II Everett cola Mr.
Howard Hughes. Mr. q. RIdeeway Kirk
Mr. Gilbert M~eD. fv.. Mf Frank Raf-
narsa Mr. Assect X eily. Mr. f.oeis tslf-
Haloes Mr. 1ehn t~oiligsS, ir Mr.. ], w
Geaey M Ernest f;easy, NJ VIII Getry
M lester Turner. W Mr. J. ,'vtspla
Voc. Mfr ArrhtSaia tfeyse Mr. ol}ftAn Al
len. Mr.. William SaSlter. Mr. FFYAst SAITH
Mr.. t-ansptuK, Mr. Samuei famp,ag. Mr.
Henry Hsstuu. M 9ay Austin. Mr. John
Ruuasay. tr Nj LYMAN Hanks Mr. Rov
kiaaeas, Mr, Marriott FarF aud ME-. Roy
sTnalley.
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Ore % The prct'3sst seas % tire season
was given issf Thursday Afternoon Nv
Mrs danes u ffaSs. gs 81 hsr residence
fSia TeTry avenue, Ee'Hs be eoEa shs even
tpgk psaee Il sRs usagA discussed serse
among Seattle ssSctsEy pcot}e. ara proved
as s0rrqSsfsli ava pcpnIsr aS PRIV Ssfs AZ
fairs given ns Mrs. HaEG Tee haEas vas
n psrfecs picture 81 heR0gy tae sesSg& tlatss
hens all "a harnsony w5tA tbe general
surroundings
tsposa catering the fFsas siaar She naauy
guests were Esveses Ay ntf.s Alma Sew
art ssasaxaser az Ng sn& Ms A r.
Stewart VITO Sfuss1 81 the door aH1 GrSt
srregsf gae SstaYa In th~ hall wefe
grval haaasasss 0f Pink Ia FTSaee RISES
SET ag etsh tbs delicate white blossoms
az she Wild syxsnga ana green Wines. Ia
sse sovysr as she nAn WAS she paaea
ss,wa sYssvss stssf ever ~ Mrs ssesFxs II hg.
sEngwr TIE Garner 81 whkc6 tss p&acA
was served MAS ere 81 tAs pretts~Sf fis tae
lsaatass. a4sNz covered NtEh large @sCs z
.eses ana vEaEs Sssmaans neAs tfse &0a4
Was a Sreat bouquet a. usaFxusyi2e~, ghtcs
cemsaese. ;Ae tasteful ssscasa s1oEs u taa
bali.
IA ~ cruns rarser A1sa Hcxs received