The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-10
, OC1ETY people Of Seattle In gen.
eral entered heartily into the
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er0I entered heartily into tho
Labar day celebration. Numbers
~ OF them spent the afternoon at
the lake. and others who are In
terested In yachts and yach.smen watched
the races on the Sound from different Parts
OF the city. The largest function Of the
week was the tea given yesterday after
moon by Queen Anne ladies.
The pleasant days Of the week brought
with them a revival Of outdoor amusemenis.
and quite number OF sailing parties and
launch parties were given.
Summer visitors are leaving the city al
most every day, and town folks who have
been camping all summer are returning TO
their homes In the city. Almost every
Eastern train takes away sorne che from
the city who goes 10 attend school In the
East. The young people. who have had 81
many small dances during the summer.
viii from this week on be rather quiet. a.
the beginning OF school puts stop TO par
ties on any night except Friday or Sat
urday.
Several large affairs are 10 come Ell this
week. one of them a large private dance
IN North Seattle.
The members Of the Nesika Club closed
their GUNNER season Thursday evening
BY giving = boating party on Lake WASH
engton, to which only club members were
invited Since the beginning Of warm
weather the club members have given Sow
eral delightful dances at West Seattle
ana across Lake Washington. AZ which
large number OF young people of the city
have been present. Within a few weeks
the members Of the club Will give large
Dance either ~ Raake hall or at the Queen
Anne club house to open the winter sea-
eon. Even since this club has bern In sx-
tntence the pane Nes.ka has always been
connected with very pleasant time for
all those who have been fortunate eu>ugh
10 receive invitations 10 their affairs. The
coming season viii he no exception to the
rule. for the members are already pre-
pairing for Amusement on large scale for
the winter. Friday night about thirty
people were on hand when The steamer l.
r. Hsss pulled ost nom the dock At
Ieschi. After three hoar-' sail around tho
lake. the young people returned 10 their
homes. Those present were. Mr.. and Mrs.
D. l., Crawford. Mr.. ana Mrs r. r. Aims
worth. Miss Marsan, Mss i.sNoir. Of san
Francisco. Mics Gene Graham. Miss May
Pratt. Miss Ethel Bagiey Miss Clare
Esgiey, Miss Itswsllsu Morrison. Mss
Cardin. Mass Ethel Carain. Miss Care
Fisher. Lieut.. \. H. wycsots. AR. Fred
Hammons Mr. John tsoies vinE. Mr
VIII Mcdowell. NJ: Nseilrs Thompson.
Mr. Charles siims'n. Mr.. clayton Cfsw>
ford. MIR. Harry ~~ althew Me-. l.. = Cra-
SIN. MIR, X {. Farce Mr. q. Preston
-
A number ~ the members ~ ;hs ella
AEayne club save a small a&nre AT Morris
hall Friday nigh Those yrsssnt vxers
Mr.. ami Mis-. r. p. ANS N0vth Mrs J
Albert jackson. Mss M.iaeent Fcx. Mss
Clark, Miss Eyace Mt~s ssena Graham.
Mss HealY Mis- Altse3A fIeaiy. Mss
Iarnlc~ Parks. Aigss Af8ce Fisher Misc
Ethel cariln, Mss trvns Graham Mss
Mary Marlrrr. M}ss Tia l.. SAITH Mss
Lsseiie Fisher. Miss iisseiyn Morrison
Miss Mauas Shan. Miss f24ua West
ling. Miss Martha kssilns. Mr Gs0rge
II Alien. Mr.. iseno= J Richards. Nj paul
Richards Mr.. Ishn gsaFA. Mr.. K p.
Bossh. Mr.. =. NeraA Nj GGo%rk
Assm. AIR, George hts sfGsra. Nj T. =
Cragin. MI ] ReGnSeFell. Ms W. II 81
{, Henry. NJ. Mathew seaFgy, Av z
Allan. NJ. Webb Niuueis~ Mr. Gerald
Frsnk. Nj Z. H. Smith. MF Wfa51es Ass,
Ter. Mr. Henry ToTsliHsori. NJ, :, Eeh.
nssn. Mr.. VIA Mcn9wras. Mr. l. Tel
keiiogg
one of tire rasss delightful SnssH Affairs
os tes wegk sas q chatting dssh pary sSy-
en- FRIDAY n&xA, ay M Reginald Whit
Geld haSiaF. as rs laAeaesaT apartments.
Mr. kasieg's Te8ga sre very pFvysY. n@laE
Mstsa up assnesf rassss.N s&ta IaaSnesr
ornaments. Ih.ss gre&eat FRIDAY ghs
were. Mr. and Ms : /. t'rawfev3 NJ -
Merear, Of Los snsrlss, Misa sskaei lS@x
ley. Aks Clare n&sleSs Mas Rskses- N -
Morgan, Miss Sadie Morgan. Mss aAa
Morgan. Mr.. J. fasytE hoassH4n. MF
Esagaey Csinson fsrce. Mr., T. Efals, MI
Clayton Crawford ard Mr. f. HocsssS
Seldom has klrnsar park. although ecse3
fer its beauty. locked IrEssses thar u 80
tea given by . aaneser of sae NsstA Seal
tie iadies ~ hossos II Mr.. 2 r Msasr.
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