The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-08

- oCYAL events in Seattle last week
were subordinated to the commence
ration OF the anniversary OF the ma
~ lions birth. During the two days OK
the Fourth of July celebration moth
Ing was done socially. After Wednesday
AFFAIRS frightened up. but taken as a
whole. the week was very quiet socially.
Other factony combined to lessen the NUM-
Der OF social events. Up to Friday the
weather was wet and cloudy. Several ca
moo and boating parties were declared
on on account OF the disagreeable weather.
Seattle people who have been waiting for
the past month for two consecutive days
Of bright weather arc beginning to de-
spsir OF the coming OF summer
The backward season Is also RESPONSE
bic for the fact that so many Seattle pco-
pie arc still In town. Only few have
gone TO summer resorts so far. and those
only TO such places as the Firloeh and
coua;ry clubs and to the summer resorts
at the mountain lakes. Last year at this
time hundreds OF society people were lv-
ing I'm tents along the shores of Lake
Washington or at Aiki point Many are
ready TO 70 camping as soon A. II gets
warmer. but do not care to do so until
they hays reason to believe that It will
not rain every other day.
so,iety people celebrated the Fourth in
the approved manner. number OF what
given IN downtown offices to witness the
parade. and In tho evening a number of
fireworks" parties were held Some of
these were given at private houses and
others At tho exhibition grounds in North
Seattle. Stif other parties were made up
to 70 to the games ana races.
None OF the events of last week vas
very large. the largest being probably
Mrs. r.. G.. Neufelder's tea on Thursday. A
number Of out-of-town people attended.
Mrs Wilson's card party and dance the
eame evening was an enjoyable affair.
The younger people enjoyed themselves at
q dance mt the Queen Anne club house on
Friday evening A number OF small din
ncrn and luncheons were given.
This weeks affairs depend in . great
degree upon the weather. Several out
every Invitation is sent out with . weather
provise.
The principal AFFAIR among the younger
society people of tho city during the past
week was the dancing party given FRI
day evening In tho Queen Anne club
house by Miss IAliian Jones and Miss
Olive Jones. Tho club house was decor
ated with flowers. bunting and flags. A
among them being: Mr.. and Mrs John
w. Etlkins. Mr.. and Mrs George Kin
near, MIR. and Mrs. George Adair Mr.
and Mrs. VIII II Parry, Mr. and Mrs, r.
E Jones. Mr.. and MIRA Charles Crane, Mr.
and Mrs John Haley. Mrs. sackett, Mrs.
byron Phelps. Mrs. Roswinkel. Miss
Martha sackets, Miss Be-s Crane. aiiss
Julia Crane. Mss Ethel frikns Miss
bean Kerry. Miss Ethel Hicks. Miss Leila
Price. Miss Carrie RAISER Miss Ethel
Thomas, Miss Agnes Megrath. Miss Clara
Hanna, Miss Carrie Atkinson. Miss Emily
Cisry, Miss Virginia scurry. Miss Eliza
beth Eagsrt. Miss Frances McGrath. Miss
Charlotte Haley. Mas Katherine Haley,
Miss 19s,s Bruins. Miss Irene Graham
Mics Esther Levy. MlsH Florence Aiair.
Arss Msuss Goidstcin. Miss MAude Shaw.
Niles Claire Basiey. Miss Blanche shaw,
Mas Etha Rasley Miss 10 Schram. Mis-.
Rash sohran. Miss Tone Cutter Mlss Bess
inglia. Miss Mary Mariner. Miss Mary
Rass Lewis. Miss Eleanor Preston Mica
Louise barnard. Aiiss May Perry. Misc
Jeanette Perry. Miss Elizabeth Smith.
Mir Katherine Tyler Miss Carrie knipe.
Misc Alien Hewitt Miss Mabel Ward.
Miss n-nnA Stevenson Miss lillian Kei-
ioEs Miss Alfredo rara. Miss Ines Cal
hoan. Miss WtnWrcd McGrath Miles
Bertha Parry. Miss ENA McGrAth. Miss
May AaAlr. Miss Wlnlfred Aaair Miss
camminEs. Miss Fuller. Miss Virginia
WtestlinE Miss Hrethertnn. Miss Grace
rol,ris, Misa Donna Phelps, AFT Fay kel.
loEs Mr. Bert KeilarE NJ Emerson
knon. Mr. T. Hammond At- ia
Austin. AR Harry Pickering Mr Roy
kinnear. Mr. A peNoe. NJ Rslph -
Mr, =. oliver. Nr CLAY kahlo Mr. C1tf.
to~c tampins. Afr 4 rAmplns Mr. WIN.
case Mr. Thomas Staft. Afr C;rosE
sohns. Mr. Fred SMITH Ar Ernrs, Grarr
Mr. J " Geary. A. WA Gea.y. Mr Max
Harlman. Mr lrsnk BARNARD Afr