The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-30

patty In seeking cut a shady
spot and keeping eool. A large
" number hass left the city To
i've tn camp far the summer.
eflIi there weTa . number Of sselai events
during the week. The principal affair
Was the reception given hy Mrs. f. W.
0usmens Tuesday night A large number
Of psenies and oEilsr oas-as- d0or parties
have been given.
Interest fn the tennis tournament Ia
creased toward the close. al some close
games were anticipated. The tournament
has on the whole been signal success
Tho next Efaas event ia tsnnia circles Ia
the Northwest toarna nenf. Shortly after
that cosues tho tennis ball, one OF the
principal events Ia Seattle s0eiety for the
year. The preliminary arrangements are
already In progress 10 make this year
ball batter than aay previous bail given
b. tia tennis club.
Although the kelpie has been undergo.
1ng repairs this week. number OF parties
have heeH taken out on the other yachts
Ard the cool hfevEns appeal very directly
~ Seattle folk. especially during the
warsn days. MANY bathing parties were
&Iso given last week. and only tho8a who
have tried realize how refreshing Is
plunge In the csoi waters Of Puget sound.
+ I. 4.
With the advent OF hot weather society
people OF this clay usually forsake their
homes and slse in pfsnaesal simplicity liz
some cool sad shady spot near q ls3uy Of
watsfs sometimes the seasfors. senie-
times on the lake. or tii. hanks OF
e0ma river. This year has been sso .x-
cNptlen 10 the risis and Tnaag of seastie's
society felix are as5eadsmg the bot weather
~ the beautiful resorts aI4gl camping
places. either on I.sae Washington or ON
tic siioTsa Of tie Sound. As each year
enc& b. They raea their brains Ter sefna
new, hitherto undiscovered summer home
AFxH .Ha IA 4ss.saT Exx az
place. for tisares are many spots on tho
bodies Of water near the city which. as
sum5EeE e. su1iifsg r.acss, eaano1 be sur
who arc In - saa y se xss ana y' from
business fof sesEas tiSse. 'rIese people
usually 20 some Distance from tho city
70 one Of tbs picturesque lakes. no ntlin~
eroua Ia the mountain regions cf Wash
tngton. fNna s4e
oae of The popular places near to the
city 10 ARR Point, place within easy
reach, whsfs bWatnaa@ men may ga after
their days weTk ana gesurn sarly In the
morning. At shaS point many Seattle
peopia are ancampe9, AnpTg them. Mrs.
Nelfe. Mrs. Tracy Robinson. Miss Relfe.
Mf. and Mrs. George NJ Stewart AIR and
Nrs- john II, MhalleY. ar, aud Mrs. X.
~ Hopkins and Miss tsswena Neville.
ar. ana Mrs T. Crane. Mr. ard Airs.
j. J. pah.fsy. Mr.. ana Ars ] n jackson
and many others AZ Alki Point there
arc great many tents erected and quite
Httse canvas village has been essab-
ished there In the past two weeks.
Other PLACES ssn the sound whera people
camp are Eagle Harsser, pieasan. Teach.
Hood canal and rear Port Madison,
Lake Washington is even more popular
caiity on sn.s side af the lake may b..
seen camping parties FiTlaoh Club has
many new tenants la the last Two weeks.
among them Mr.. lester Turner. Miss
Turner. Mr.. John Davis. pr Is Weldon
Young and Mr. II. II Hardin
large nnrahnf af Seattle people
corarnnisa the Aasafaas upon their trip
10 Iaka e'helan this year Lake Cush-
man. another pretty little lake IN tho
mountains, has also a small Seattle col
ony
ceaasses Beach, one q ,he prstties,
spats on the coast line ~ sh6 Pacific ~
\ popular summer home tor seattis pen
pie AZ this pafns surf bathing may sa
ssss'uisea IN a tlgsaE which Is lacking NJ
MANY uf the inner Saatsd 80 mginS places
A. the beach thsre are Mrs tseargA n
ks.tinEer ana family ard Mira. W =
SssAdtnss.
alaska, with iss varied grandeur If
HTenerv ard thc interest which has been
aroused III Il Isl the last twn years. AZ
sufas al attractive summer tFtp far tour.
ISIS a Farty az Seattle people wesss
north yesterday They fussltsesess Mrs
Thomas Euckr, Mrs ] T. Galsez. MIS-
7. Minev, Mrs.. g q I.YeY ard Mrs
II FaNtey. MFs g III Hamilton IRA
NJ W. shaw Mrs Hosise, Miss IN
In HesiEes Mr. ara Mrs y rcasrxe
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was TIRE az hare given EsSt T4sStAy evsn-
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