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

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! Grand hotel. and was the largest and uoost
sT1hJoyaoie IN the history Of the association.
the 70 class, numbering fifty, came in a
pouy. and iivened things UP perceptibly
from TO 10 reception was held. tbs,
banquet following roasts. under the d.
&c 9. James F. McElroy, were given
The University, President Graves:
..college Franks Maude Parker. IS:
son: Response for Class ef ~. Harry
Corman: Regents" Judge Winsor. ..Boy.
a. Manila. Harry Gibbs IS: Under the
ana FsIn, Mrs J Matte Ksyss Fut,yams
Hail." Henry Reese. 80: Class Of Ia"
John Porter. "a. Among those present
Mere Were President Graves and Profs, Smith.
Myers. Doubt. Meany. Rauum and o. b.
Johnson and Mrs. Johnson of the univer-
sHy: Prosecuting Attorney McElroy DR.
u. c. Kilbourne. Mr.. Richard Winsor and
oIers prominent in educational and social
DR.. and Mrs. Montgomery Russell gave
reception last Monday evening at their
nome; on Horen avenue. in honor OF Mr.
washington city. Mr.. shallenberser l.
Mrs. Russeifs uncle. and IL one OF the
best known public men In Washington He
is most magnetic man, and during his
Seattle.
DR.. and Mrs Russell were assisted in
entertaining by Mrs. Thomas /. Minor.
and Mrs, c; J. Smith The house was
handsomely decorated, green and white be-
ia, Ing t the .inss in The pa.iors and pink IN
ed over the punch bowl In the parior and
Miss Minor and Miss Smith presided over
/ the dining room. About seventy five peo-
al were charmed with the graciousness
or the distinguished guests and the host
and hostess. Mr., and Mrs shallenbergsr
left "Wednesday for the East.
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Miss Lloyd. of 1929 Columbia street. gave
AIRY 10 MGs Lyon. who leaves today
Va. the game: Ar Henry : Tomlinson . win.
Esther sutherland first prise for ladies.
Mr.. Sam Irwin and Mis- Lyon earned the
BOBBY prtxsa- A very uniape idea was fol-
aire. and each lady with a small bottle OF
perfumery. The persanse:y was of the
same favor as the bouttonaires. consider.
able amtisSHrnen. arising from the astound-
ing keennexs OF scent exhibited. Delicious
refreshments were served during the even
Ing Miss I-.oyd's guests were: Mrs. Byron
6, Van Houten Miss Lyon. Miss Blanche
Terry. Miss Sutherland, Mrs Esther Suth-
eriand. Mr.. Samuel Irwin. Mr.. Charles
Patton. Mr.. WIZ 4; Steel Mr.. Henry
Temlineon and Mr.. T.. l.. Re5er
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Capt. and Mrs. Stamm and the officers
of the revenue cutter Grant took a mum
Der of friends for cruise on Monday
At 10 o'clock the cutters launch con-
a trip was made to Port Townsend and
back, reaching the city about O'Clock.
A suEptu9Hs luncheon had been prepared
| by the host and hostess and the trip
was pronounced by everyone to have been
one Of the most enjoyable affairs OF the
season. The party included: Rev. and
Mrs II. n Gowen. Mrs. Riech, Mrs. VIII
| kInson. Mrs Archie FSsken. Mrs Moaie
Mrs. Claude Ramsay. Miss Sempie. Miss
| Mary Ethel ssmple, Miss Minor. Miss
Niehols. Mss Peily. Miss Kellogg I 'a and
| Miss Guerin.
Mr.. Albert HanSen's yacht Rainier took
| her initial sail for The season Of 1879 last
| Sunday. The day Was splendid enc
| for sailing. and the cruise about the hav
and the delicious refreshments served
made a mos, enjoyable occasion. Those
aboard were Mr.. ard Mrs, 3 l., Craw
Warren. OF centralia: Mrs. J. A. jackson.
| Miss Gertrude Clarke. Miss Lillian Han.
sen. Mr.. Albert Hansen. Mr.. Theodore
Hansen. Mr.. A. Iippman. Of San Fran
|
| q g. I.
| Mr. and Mrs c. r. Bosarius. OF -Four
| tenth avenue north, entertained the fol-
| lowing people last Wednesday evening
/ Mr. ard Mrs. r. 7. Lewis. Mr. and Mrs.
/ @ 4 Miles. Mr.. ard Mrs n. II. Rr!erIy.
Mrs. ]. +. aresnlsaf. Mr. and Mrs. j II
| Green. Mr. and Mrs Fred Peterson and
| sister. Mr. and Mrs. J J BssardsAs, NJ
/ T. T. Eo1arstus. Mrs. VIII Calvert, Mr..
4 81 A arfrs IL attA AfyS
| NJ Rruce Mr. and Mrs c T.. Crane. Mr..
ard Mrs. Henry Shredder. Mss House. the
/ Misses Young pr. and Mrs. pavit Mitch
! ell. DR. ana Mrs. Julian Dubois. 81 Min
/ nesosa. tpr. ard Mrs. Is II. Mccullough
/ DR.. and Mrs. /. W Coo. Miss Kinney. Mira
Van Houten. Mrs Ely, Miss Hyatt.
/ Or +. Weldon Young entertained al
| luncheon Wednesday az the Rainier Cfue
| several members ~ the Hartman scsenssfc
! party. whom he has known for rufnbe'
| ~ years. Those present were; ng. G
| Hart Merriam. chief hioaessSt Of the Uni'et
! & Mr. Henry Gsnnett. chief Seographer o.
/ :hss United States geological, survey. W Asss1
.nsgan. u. C or. II +. Fefr0~. professor
! - forestry at Cornell university. Mr.. F
Il. cnv,ile. salef botAnsss Of the t'nssel
/ SAFES department 81 agriculture: Dr. A
/ X Fisher. assistant htaaoSkst OF the Unit
/ Is States haeacstcai survey
r NJ Young ard f.. 8. Curtis 10 meet
the rcieniioc gentlemen,
| . I. -
| About nfty society ladies' were present
| at shs, en~ainx tennis Tea at the Seatsls
I e1stsYts "Wednesday. Mrs. Charles Power
assisted by Mrs & II Rollins. Sid tss
/ hgrors ~ the attcrneon. The disagree
ssate weather kept a number away Nsx;
"Wednesday the regular series Of Nednes-
. stav afternoon teas viii argfn. with Mrs
| A. J. fSsksa IN charge
| .
Mrs = Ia Crawford gave a luncheon yes
! ssss.ay IA honor az Mr. Fowler. u Cen-
/ tralsa ana Mss knAtvcia ~ Tacoma. /;
I VAS an extremely pretty sfaig
! Among the most valued recent add
| tsans to Seattle society are the Thoraseas,
wAo have sext come 20 live here after q