The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-20

JUDGING from the number OF So
cial affairs last week in Seattle
one might almost conclude that
Seattle society people have deter
CD mined 10 extend the time pre-
scribed for Lent. Indeed. some
weeks In Lent were buster than last.
1t is rather strange that more indoor az
fairs were not given. for at no time OF
the year can more elaborate ana artisuc
decorations be easily made. Outdoor at
fairs were also very few, probably due
20 the natural distrust Seattle people nave
for Puget sound weather at this time or
the year. The principal topic of con-
versation Just now Is the sailing OF steam
ers for Cape Nome, and In the next week
or two many we'll known people VIII Dc
missed from the ranks of society.
The principal indoor event Of the week
was Mrs c. H. Hamltons tea on Thurs
day This was a beautiful affair and
was we'll attended. couple of Informal
dances were given. The largest dane
Ing party was the Nesika Club party
last night. Most of the prominent
younger society people were there.
The naval station Mt Port Orchard was
the scene of a number of social functions
last week. The presence of Admiral
and Mrs Kautz, In addition to the OFF,
GERS of the battleship Iowa. gave spe-
: cial interest to the week. number OF
Seattle people visited there during the
N''N
affairs.
Little In particular is announced for
this week The Shannon reception on
Wednesday evening will probably be the
most elaborate affair. few launch and
outdoor parties are dependent upon the
weather.
One Of the mos. successful parties Of the
week among the younger society people OF
.ss. IA il. lima
Club house last night by the popular Ne
Ska Club. 1t was the first party given by
the club since December. The club mas
since been reoraanized with a few slight
changes In the personnel NJ the members
who now are Mr. IL. Logan Genry. Mr.
Ridgley Clinton Force, Mr.. Fred u. Ham
mons, Mr.. Clayton Crawford Mr.. Charles
Terry Scurry. Mr.. Reginald Kaylor. Mr..
Purvis Hausman, Mr.. John Boies Wing,
Mr.. Warren Hamilton Taylor, Mr.. Edward
Garrett. Mr.. Sylvester Harrington. MIR
Harry Wilkinson. Mr.. Robert Hugh Brink
er. Mr. Harry NJ Matthew, Mr.. Maurice
wycifre Thompson, Mr., II. n. Rood Mr.
Frank D,ngiey. Mr.. Langdon c, Henry
ana Mr. Charles Willard Stimson.
The Queen Anne Club house. where last
nights party was given. was tastetlily
decorated for the occasion with signal
flags from the United States revenue cut
ters now In the harhor hNergreens and
cut flowers were also used with charming
effect. while tina emblem Of the club.
large letter IN" encircled with ribbons
and evergreens. occupied a prominent posi-
ton. Light refreshments were served
throughout the evening. Music was fur
nished BY Wasner's orchestra. A laige
number OF young people were present.
The invitation list was az follows: MT
and Mrs. H. G. Henry. MT and Mrs. K. V.
Ankenv Mr. and Mrs. @, n i<ittinger.
Mr. and Mrs r A. Wing, MIR. and Mre.
George r. Fisher, MIR and Mrs. c. y,
stlmson Mr. and Mrs. X. +. Guerin. Mr..
and Mrs A. NJ Hicks, Mr. ana Mrs. o. W
Crockett. Mr.. and Mrs Harry Frederick,
MIR. and Mira C. c Ramsay Mr. ana Mrs
y, u solner. MIR and Mrs J, -. Iowman.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Frink. Mi and Mrs.
John q Scurry Mr. and Mrs Henry Fuhr-
man Mr. and Mrs, l.. T.. Smith, Mr. and
Mira Walter s Fulton. Mr. sud Mrs II, A
Kver. pr and Mrs r. Il. Gentle Mr. and
Mrs NJ n Augustine. Mr. and Mrs. II. 5.
Stehhns Mr and Mrs $. l. Crawford.
Mr. and Mira r. {. Johns'one Mr. ard
Mrs narwood Morgan. Mr. and Mira
George W Fischer, Mr. and Mrs. Z u.
s,imsuu MIR and Mrs b. + Hlaine. Mr.
and Mrs. p w Hicks, Mr. and Mrs
Frank Frederick. Mr.. and Mrs Fred II.
Raxter Mr. and Mrs. l. a Purdy. Mr..
and Mrs Ellis Morrison. Mr. and Mrs
William Sheffield. Mr. and Mrs W g
Keith Mi and Mrs Howard Josiyn. Mir
and Mrs l.. l. Ryrue Mr.. ana Mr. Harry
brace Mr. and Mrs + G. Newton Mr
and Mrs Dana brown. Mr. and Mrs +. A
Roll. Mr. and Mrs ] e. Slater, Mfr ana
Mrs l.yan Mrs Rolnn Sanford Mrs
Martha Waite fNltop. Mrs. W Wilkin-
AMI Mrs W /. Gcsry Mrs Nekcrl Miss
Atkinson. Mtss Adair. Miss Bruins. Miss
Eth,i Rarloy. Mis- Gertrude CLARK, Miss
Fthol CAtlin Miss Bertha Crockett Miss
Mnlecut Fox. Miss Elhvl Garrett. Miss
jessie Wanfurd Miss Frances \ HEN
Miss Healy. Miss lnSlis. Miss Martha
knaiins Miss Aha Morgan Misc McKip-
nov, Miss MAY Pratt Miss Mobile Phillips.
Miss Cora Smith. Miss Aimee Smith, Mlss
Sennle Miss Mac Thompson Miss VII
tier Miss Clara wing, Miss Young. Miss
campbell Miss Burbank Miss Hamilton
Miss ttink. Miss Hodge Miss Lcnnis
Miss Frame. Miss Nekeel Miss Adams,
Miss Florence Adair. MISS CHarice Bruins.
Miss Auce Claire Bagley, Miss Cardin.
Miss Acucs Cardin, Miss ColliuS Miss Es-
telIe Fisher Miss GHodfeiow Miss Han
ford Miss Holmes, Miss AlfrNda Healy,
Miss Bcss .Iugl}s. Miss Morgan Miss Sadie
AIcrsln Miss Morrison. Miss Pro~ch, Miss
Rtb,r, Miss Laura Rumssy Miss Ida
Smith Miss Simpson. Miss Ethel Ssmpie.
Miss Thomson. Miss lnga Thomson. Miss
Mabel Webb, Miss Warren. Miss Josephine
Young. Miss Dickens. Miss Corey Niss
HAYDEN. Miss Laura Hathaway. Miss
Gene Graham, Miss Peck. Miss Webster,
An ALBERT ,AzmstsesS, M GseFSs Assas