The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-09

presented means OF Willing
Ill away the time OF SeaitIe's So
IL etety folk last week Many
Of them made special efforts TO
decorate their homes. and as result al
most etery home Ia the city was bril-
tiAntiy draped with bunting and the ma
ti0nAl colors. On the Fourth numbers
Of sociefy people who are interested In
yachting watched the races from the
shore. while the more fortunate ones
went around the course Ia yachts which
were not In the race. or course. nearly
everyone came down town to view the
parade. Insthe evening many fireworks
pagtiek''. were made mp. and after the
illumination q number Of small suppers
were 8etyed. Besides the celebration.
there were many teas and card parties
20 NIL up the balance OF the week. East
ern people are beginning 10 flock To the
c1ty TO spend the summer. Many of these
peoDie will probably enter into the social
ufe OF Seattle during tho summer months.
The exodus OF Seattle people to the
N1ountatn lakes and to beaches and to
Aikf point has already commenced while
those who are compelled IN remain In
town spend many afternoons and even
an9s In sailing and picnickiug around the
shores Of Lake Washington.
The most noticeable features I'm society
lest week were q tea given by Mrs.
4aurtre McAicken In honor of her Port
land guests. card party by Mrs. Holmes
and another by Mrs. Fox. largely at
tended by younger society people. Be-
sides this there have been number Of
oinnefs at the ever-popuiar Firloch Club.
Tho home Of Miss Helen Holmes. corner
1hiftiefh avenue and Jackson street. was
xne scene 81 one Of the preftiest card par
les Of tbs season on Wednesday night.
LIE party was an entertainment OF tho
wi1 fvSA 20
Ills Corey and AIsA Amy Corey. who were
usemSexs of The club, and wie were ON tho
- OF 1he,r departure from the city. The
hooee vas beautifully decorated for the oc-
ceaion. roses ana potted plants being plAc-
e about in artistic prostisfon. During The
evening prtAes were given 70 the winners
ladies, Miss Alice vinnedge, and among the
gentlemen. Mr.. f. Hamilton Geary Dainty
telIeshmenfs were served by the hostess
during the evenings amusement. Quite a
large number OF young people were pres
cnt. among them being Miss Corey. Miss
Amy Corey, Miss cardin. Miss Ethel Car
Sorssn ' Ms. Sadie i sor.an a.s Nh RAMA Aa
Mss Moli.e Phillips, Miss Cora smith, Miss
lda Smith. Miss Marguerite Mckinney
;on civ srs Mi.s s sa, Melbourne; Of WASHING.
nedGe. Miss May docdfeliow. Mr.. and Mra
Mr. W and HI My. E Ta ana M,. 6 Ramsey
usl Irwin. Mr.. r. Dunn, Mr. Thomas Har-
rington. Mr.. 1. = crag.n. Mr. William
xk. IS. Mr. k a.. Ferc'; Mr. = II dssry.
Meyer. DIR. r. X. Munday. Mr.. Ger
Aid Frink. Mr., G q. smith. Mr. r Boyd
Wells. Mr.. Henry Tomiinson, Mr.. webb
vinnedge and Mr.. Hugh Goodfellow.
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The pleasant weather Of last Wednesday
attracted large crowd of enthusiasts 10
,e. was served hy Mrs J. n Wlss.linE.
Tournament season will soon be here In
tennis circisss and the lovers OF the sport
are looking forward with eager ansicipa-
.,,, 70 n.. he games. the e!nb ,oa.namsn:
VIII undoubtedly attract large number
81 spectators to the courts. This tatirna-
msnt IL considered BY many as an index
10 the result Of the Pacific Northwest
games which take place early In August.
Affangsments are being made 10 make
TIE tnniars tournament this year one Of
the Dig events OF tire season. although the
date OF the tournament has not vet been
decided ussea. THE manaSers 81 the court
also hint that the prizes this year viii be
masn more valuable and handsome than
A decided blank in the younger society
circles Of Seattle was caused last Thurs
>. Corey. Mis-. Corey and Nj Miss ANY Corey
rem The city, Mr., Corey has taken his
family 70 Marshseta. OR. where be intends
e reside permanently. Miss Corey and
Miss Amy Carey are both charming
Young iadles. and wsre among IN. most
popular IN the ycsfnEer SCI. Ia splts Of
the fast that the announcement OF their
lepariurs WAS made bat few dasR be-
fore they left they were given many small
parties and dinners before they went
away. Both OF shsm VII undoubtedly be
genuinely misa~d by a.. who know them,
a. they were accomplished musicians and
their attractive home Nas sae seene Of
many Hstle card PARTIES and musical az
all their guests MRS, r c Jaanstone
daughter az Ar. ana Mrs Corey uGli os.-
eupt the family rrslaenee a; LIS Columbia
street,
This week viii be busy one. as
two or three Afternoon events are to como
OF, Thea there viii probably be some
arrange tsseG;S made 10 eniaFsmsn the ofst-
sefs. OF the Iowa. THIS, II In ha.sed wilt
he in accord with tie well known haspi-
saiity Of the city 80 Seattle, when the
Philadelphia and Monterey we're here
some Years age. al = Sssue when the shtps
or tho navy we're rot hooked upon with
such rogars and pftie as they are new.
Seattle Ieorle save their officers enter
tstnEaents which FL point az rs1arnffcenre
have never e*eR exceiled tn airy sity on
the Pacific esast The Iowa viii he her,.
n = few Wseks Haw. and it Is wxEsxsexa
tAAt Mbea she sGnex hur officers WILL lsss
given surA yreen2tna thar they will gf-
ways teok hack upoa thtx eity as ,s,,s az
~. Isssss hsesFatabse and entertaining la
see United States.
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Miss Mgtscen, Eek enteYtafussk nsg,he-
~ per friends THURSDAY as1errsss.a al a
ssfss psrsT given III AencF Il Mrs. pNrs,fsrirk
West Hicks The TaraoFs w.ye PRETTY
1ess0sstsss sstA roses ard rains A. ,,aryts
n.as 81 IL TIE zftssnean Mas Rsste carr!ss;
sa1 fyss prize ana Miss Claire Ras.ey s.xs-
css,@ s<esfeS'ssssesats we're serves, ThaSs
present svre Airs. Csaatt a. RAnfSev. Ma.
!. isSFias. Mrs WaissF Patton Mkss Gag
din, A.Ss R&gfS. Miss Fsshes tarasa Mis-
ttAtEe EtxsvN. Miss saT&S. Mss ANY g.
rcy, Mise keaisng Miss Martha kea;srs
Miss Graham, Mas e@a SsD.RA Miss Nav
Pratt. Miss Fsssssg Ms Esse.se KsshrT.
Miss Maeel Webb. Miss No1rs as Ssxa-
kane Miss isrsHs. Miss Ntnnease Miss
l.!ew~siS8 Mosrssea aaG Miss LIS Hansen.
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The Chercs ~ sHeT t.ay az Coo. iFsss,
was he scenv - a very rretsv wNgsA3~s
last "Wednesday ssxa8ar reex sssusvsT~s 49,.