The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-29

Howden and Miss Marvin, of Muskegon.
Mich, who are the guests OF Mrs. Frank
A. Frederick. The decorations were al
most entirely in pink The centerpiece
Of the table was a large bouquet OF
fragrant sweet peas and maidenhair ferns,
while about the table were great quanti-
ties OF pink ribbon. The remainder of
the dining room was frightened by large
bouquets OF sweet peas In Indian baskets.
For souvenirs Mrs. Stimson presented
each OF her guests with lavender sticks
tied with pink ribbon. Those present
were Mrs. J. J. Fay, OF Los Angeles Mrs.
Frank A. Frederick, Miss Kautz, Miss Ma
varra Kautz Miss Clara Wing, Miss Han
ford. Miss Hayden, Miss Ethel sempie.
s Miss Helen Tremper entertained num-
Der of young friends at cinch on Wednes-
day afternoon at the home OF her parents
on Seventeenth avenue in honor OF Miss
Kathryn Arnold. of West Moreiand.
Prizes were won by Miss Helene Burrili
and Miss Jessie Stevens. At the con-
clusion Of the games dainty refreshments
were served. Those present were: Miss
Carrie Atkinson. Miss Minna Thomson.
Miss Louise Riddle. Miss Genevieve
Prosch, Miss Olga Newlands. Miss Helena
Frink, Miss Edith Keene, Miss Estella
Leopold. Miss Athena Frink. Miss
Frances Smith. Miss Lucy Lindsay. Miss
vonnie Stewart, Miss Helene Burrfll. Miss
Jessie Stevens. Miss Maud Young. Miss
Fannie Copeland. Miss Hazel Bragdon,
Miss Georgia GalbraIth, Miss Jessie Gar
rett, Miss Katherine Kerr Miss Genevieve
Peterson, Miss Florence Riddle. Miss Cor
nelia Carroll.
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A number Of the younger society peo-
pie enjoyed an informal dance at the
West Seattle clubhouse last night
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
d. L. Crawford. Mr.. ana Mrs. Hoswell
J. Ramsey. Miss Balance. OF Peoria. H.,
Miss Clara Wing, Miss Aimee Smith, Miss
Margaret Cardin. Miss Ethel Cardin. Miss
Lenolr, Miss Adams. Miss Ethel Bagley,
Miss Jessie George, Of Portland, Miss
Carveli. Of Los Angeles. Miss Lewelyn
Morrison, Mr.. Clayton Crawford, MIR.
Sylvester Harrington. Mr.. Robert II.
Clary, Mr.. Paul NJ. Henry, Mr.. Langdon
c. Henry. Mr.. M. r. scurry. Mr. Harold
Stout. Mr.. L J. Richard Mr.. Leroy
Backus, Mr.. Yawger, Mr.. r. w. Geary.
Mr.. VIII Mcdowell. Mr.. L. 8. Cragin.
Mr.. Walter Nettleton. Mr. Benton Ham
mond. Mr.. Charles Terry scurry. Mr..
Raymond Robb.
Mrs. l.. #. Smith gave = launch party
yesterday on Lake washington In honor
of Miss Howden and Miss Marvin, of
Muskegon. Mich. who are visiting In the
city. The party left at o'clock In the
afternoon IN the steamer Cyrene ana
cruised around the lake until g. when
luncheon was served Tho evening was
spent In . trip down to the southern end
OF the lake. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. L. r. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. r. s.
6timson. Mr.. and Mrs Carl Harbaugh,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Frederick, Miss
Putt, Miss Blaine. Miss McKeil Miss
Myra Smith, Miss Hayden. Miss spraEue,
OF Portland: Mr. 8. l.. Russell, Mr.. Yaw-
ser. Mr.. r. Hamilton Geary. Mr.. Warren
Dewey. Mr.. Charles Raymond Do BurEh
and Mr. Bridge.
MN
One Of the pretty events among tho
smaller affairs of the past week was the
luncheon given Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. HARDWOOD Morgan at her home on
Marion street, In honor of Miss Herold
and Miss Habernicht, OF San Francisco,
who are spending the week In the city.
The decorations were pink and white
sweet peas the table being a perfect mass
OF the pretty buds. instead OF place
cards pink ribbons tied with the names
OF the guests painted In gold were used
Those present were: Mrs. John r. Cam
pion. Miss Clara Wing. Miss Myra Smith,
Miss Mary Reber. Miss Alfredo Healy,
Miss I>enore McGrath. After the luncheon
number OF other young ladies we're In
vited In, and the remainder OF the after
noon was spent in playing cards Prizes
were won by Miss Clara Wing and Miss
Heroh.
Mrs w. w. Robinson. jr. was the
hostess at a novel outing party on We'd
nesday OF last week. Her guests, eleven
in number. left the city in the morning In
Red Cross ambulance. drawn by four
mules. and started for the army post at
Magnolia blum. Luncheon was served in
quiet spot on the shores of Salmon bay
and the afternoon was spent In looking
about the camp and barracks, The party
arrived back In the city about 9 o'clock.
Those present were. Mrs. A. ". Kautz
Mrs l.. ~ Greene. Mrs. Dwight r. Robin
son. Mrs. q. q. Lyon. Mrs stella webster
Mrs. j. c. Haines. Mrs. r. s. stimson.
Miss Kautz. Miss Navarro Kaux. Miss
Garade OF Cincinnati. Miss Judith Hughes
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On Tuesday evening number OF the
younger society people gave a launch
party on Lake Washington. The even
Ing was spent IN cruising UP and down
the lake. the party returning IN time for
the last car, Those present ware Mrs.
| r. w Price, Miss Mathcr, Mlss Mary
ress Lewis. Mlas Leila Price. Miss Gene
Graham. Miss Irene Graham, Miss Ienore
McssrNfh MISS Hanna. MISS EMILY
Thomas. Mr.. George +. Dickinson. Mr.
Burton c. Haines. Mr.. John W. Geary.
Mr., Thomas Scott. Mf clifford Lamping
Mr. David Oliver. Mr. George sehns
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Mr. r. Hamilton oseary and Mr. Har-
Cd Smith have moved into their house
boat on Lake Washington. for tho sum
naer. The boat has h~en newly christcned
and the pretty little retreat Is now known
as I.iiir0niclle, 1t "a moared az a point
about ;wo hlecks north 81 the end of
Madison street.. and thr owners have al.
ready given many hitie Informal Affairs
on board.
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Mrs Addison @. Foster. Mrs chaureoy
w Crtgg~. Miss Anna tsTixgs and Mr.
Charles A. Foster. Of Tacoma. WIRE guests
| OF Cart. Ccuison ~ ianch yesterday.
aboard the revenue cutter MeCNulioch
All of tho PARTY except Miss 0rtgxs lon
during the afternoon for Tacoma Miss
CriEgs joined Mr., and Mrs, Harrison q
Foster. OF Tacoma. 81 the Country Gina
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