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

her guests. assisted By Mrs. J. ". HANNA
Mrs. W. I. Geary and Mrs. J. d, Low
man. Ia spite Of the heat outside, this
room was DELIGHTFULLY."- cool and afforded
shady and welcome contrast to the
Ia wt.:s as.d green. he predonsInafing
6over was the white rose, which. with the
syringa blossoms and the green Of Ivy,
PAINS and potted plants, made an artistic
the parlor 20 tins dining room. the eyes
OF the guests were met by heautffui
bower Of red. Jacauenatnot roses OF the
rnansei. on the ztehnart and on the table.
forming an exquisite contrast TO iae pure
white OF the tableclofh and the glitter OF
by Mrs. Frederick K. struve. MIS-. f. G.
Hughes Miss Anne Turner and Miss julia
Hodge. The refreshments were very
dainty. consisting Of salad. sandwiches,
feed tea and other cooling drinks. The
decorations were presided over and direct
ed by Mrs. ]. W. Hanna and Miss Ham
iifon.
During the afternoon over one hundred
OF the society people Of Seattle partoox OF
Mrs. Hoge's Charming hospitality, ana hsr
tea wiz be remembered as one of the pref
test summer affairs that has occurred Ia
Seattle for some time.
Miss Mckinney entertained number OF
her friends on board the yacht kelpis last
Wednesday This In the first OF q series
Of sailing parties 10 be given by Miss Nc
Kinney this season. Among those present
were: Mrs w. H. whttiesey. Miss Sem
pie. Miss Ethel Sempie, Miss Hodge. OF
Msss nanss Haydsn Ms R 81 Mss
Bessie Minor, Miss Kellogg, Miss McGraw.
Miss Hamilton Miss Lillian Miller. Miss
True. the Misses Hsaiy. Miss Sweeney, OF
Joshua Green. Mr.. Howard, OF Fairhaven:
Mr.. Folsom. Mr.. Hugh GoodfeIlow. Mr..
Boyd Wells. Mr.. Brehms. Mr Mears Mr.
George Allen, Ar. +. Paxter. Messrs. krtst
and Appleton. of the Gedney: also the fol-
lowing members OF the Kelpie crew: Capt.
Condor. Messrs j. A. Baillargeon. Win
John Geary. Fink. Foster. Samuel l.. Rus
sell and DR.. Munday.
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Stevens Post. No I. celebrated It's
twenty first birthday on Tuesday even
ing. Their large new hall in the Collins
there were members In attendance who
had not been present at meeting OF the
q. A. r. for many years. The following
come a 4. ". Has,ie. commander. .'Hlsto-
~ OF Stevens Post" NJ. NJ. Holmes:
"Reminiscences of Early Days" H. A.
W c, Hawthorne: THE Department Re-
lief Corps" Mrs. Webster. the depart
ment president. State Legislation for
the veteran John 4 Kinnaar: " ..se
g. A. r. and its Allied Orders r. III.
Hurd. Gen. Lewis. of Chicago. was pres
emf and made some interesting remarks.
Comrade Gray was called out and made
Treatments were served.
90 80 go
launch party took place last Friday
evening, those present being guests OF Mrs
T. A. Noble. OF Yarrow. The party
OF the city After crossing the lake they
landed AZ Yarrow and danced for several
hours. returning In time 70 catch the last
and Mrs. Maurice a McMieken. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred X. Str,lve. Mrs. Browneil. Miss
Eliot and Miss Grace Eliot, Of Portland;
ss i Ranev Mirs Ms. ssrna Yog ME-: Mss
ter. Miss Brookss. Miss Hodge Miss
Minor Miss Burnett. Miss Turner. Miss
Prsr. MIS-, Peily. Mss Compton; Mr.. ..
, Mr.. Perkins, Mr.. Langdon C.. Henry, Mr..
c. Folsom. Mr.. A. Bake. Mr.. Logan
Geary. Mr., Il, Hamilton Geary. Mr.. Joshua
Walker.
Miss Grace Denny gave lawn party at
the home Of her parents. corner Boren
afternoon. A large number Of her CIR.
friends were present at The party. and the
afternoon was pleasantly passed In various
forms Of amusement. Those present were.
Miss Filth Denny. Miss Clio Alien. Miss
Louise Hartford, Miss Amy Hanford Miss
Thee Price, Miss Mary Reaie Brainerd.
FL.
Miss Gertrude Burweil. Miss Hortense
Wilcox, Miss Rowena McMieken Miss
Maud MeMieker, Miss Hilia Frauenthai
Miss Ma ige Wilkinson, Miss Eo schram.
Miss Anna Ffirth Terry. Miss Ethel Nc
Ginfss Miss Winona Blackwell. Miss
Adine Cole Miss Clara Sawyer, Miss Alma
Stewart and Miss Florence Henry
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The regular "Wednesday afternoon ten
MS tea last week was one OF the largest
that has taken place on tae courts this
year Miss Webster and Mrs. Minor
great preparations for the club tourna-
ment which Is So begin next Wednesd ~.
/ Fer Saturday some especially fine games
are so be played and the following Wed
nssday the final events win take place.
i Tea viii be served on one or TWO after
Moons when the biz games are expected
namsnt the Northwest championship
tournament VIII be played. ending about
August II.
20 20 go
Mr.. John II. Allen entertained AT dinner
at the FirIech Club las, Thursday even
ting Hon and Mrs. Serene t. Payne, Hon
and Mrs. john Dalxei. MAJ ana Mrs
Steele. Capt. and Mrs Hun. Miss Han.
Payne. jg-, Senator ard Mrs A. Foster.
Others present wFre JvegA ana Mrs. Thous-
as Burke, Judge Z. III. Hanfer6, Miss Han
ford. Judge and Mrs. II. &, Struve Mf
aud Mrs LcyeFoit Miller. Mr. ana Mrs
= O. Graves. Mrs. J. Z. iiaiues Mr. f.
III, Ammsaowa. The party enjoyed a
launch sail on the take both before ana
after dinner.
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Mrs Montgomery Russell entertained a
few ~ the younger society people 81 the
city a. a luncheon gwen a. her rssideace
on isersu avenue or Friday lass. 81 which
Miss Minor was the guest II henor The
house was beautifully decorated for the
c,cz1siou. the decorations being prize. paiiy
pink The young ladies present were.
Miss Eliot and Miss Grace t.ssot, uf Port
land. or, Ms Kellogg. Miss MIRA SI8sta
Miss BrTnsit. Miss 1soosifeiiow, Miss Gus
tie. Miss Johnson. Mss Pelly. Mss Fiutd
Miss Julia Hedge ans Miss Piper
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The slrsg cutting ~ tas Cameo club ell!
take rlaee this morning at Lake Washing
ten. T@tse partv 03fi leave Madison street
ARD paddle 70 AerSer slough. wasge lunch.
can vii - seTSsa, ard the wAo1e parry
w{sl Y~t@Tn N sae soal ~ ne aftern0nu
Those wan are expected se he present aye:
Nr and Mira Manly = Haynss Nj ana
1 Mrs, r X. Strive. Miss &uaaas Miss
Turner, Mss Juisa HoaSr Miss Louise
Hasasp. Air. Il Hardin. Mr. james H.