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

NEW wHATcoM. July @-one OF the
leading social events OF the week was
the reception given by the Fairhaven
Commercial club. to the visiting editors
The club rooms were gayly decorated and
thrown open to the many visitors.
there was a fine programme OF music,
orchestral, vocal and instrumental A
double Quartctte, composed of Mrs. a. "a,
Burke, Miss Ames. Miss Saux Mrs
Brand. Mr.. Burke, Mr. Greenbank and
MT. Cornelius rendered the Phantom cho-
rus from lie Sonnambula," and later
rendered the accompaniment TO a baritone
solo by Mr.. Greenbank A duet Cheer
fuiness,' by Mrs. Brand and Mrs Burke
was sung. At 10 o'clock luncheon of ice
cream and cake was served.
Mr.. Peter Larson. OF Helena. Mont, Is
here
Miss Claire Hireen who has been visit
Wednesday 10 her home in Spokane
MFR. and Mrs. II. H. Ellis and Mr. and
Mrs. J. II. Mason have returned from a
seventeen days yachting cruise In British
On Wednesday afternoon a reception
was given at the public library building,
IN honor OF the ladies OF the Press Asso-
citation. Refreshments were served and
the following programme was given.
Duet, 'Cheerfllness" ............. Gumbert
Mrs. q. u. Burke and Mrs George H.
Piano solo. Lost Hope 49,. .Gottschalk
Encore, THE syiphs'' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Miss Marcia Calvert.
Recitation. "Old Ironsides" ...........,.....
Mrs. Il. T. Mobiles
Guitar Solo, ''Sehastopol' ..............
Miss Linda George
Vocal Solo, Were I "a Gardener" ...
80. .....s '.....-s..s.......s..... Chaminade
Mrs. q. b. Burke
Recitation, Mammy's Lar Baby Boy -.
Mrs. u. #. Mathes.
Vocal Solo. Little Blue Pigeon" ...........
....-. 1890. ..s...- .s..-s.s. .Fatrbank
Encore, -Four Leaf Clover ...............
Miss Saux.
Recitation and Solo. Lullaby .....
.s.... s...ss.s... Mrs. HigginsOn
Mrs. George r. Brand
Two camping parties returned Monday
evening from weeks stay at Pole Pass
oroas island One party was composed
as follows; Mr. and Mrs l.. H. Darwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Clark. Mr, and Mrs
Joe Blethen. OF Seattle; Mrs, NJ swadey.
Miss Delllnger. Miss Caldwell Miss Allen.
Mr, I. L Bercns, Mr.. Charles Musgrave.
other party we're Or, and Mrs. W. II. Az
Vaughan. Miss MnaSea Vaughan Vaughan. Miss Miss
Lee. Mr.; IL NJ White. Mr.. II. q. Calvert,
Mrs A L. Black. Of san Francisco.
Miss Marie Waldrip, Miss Benson, Miss
odell and MIR, +. w. Baldrick. OF Hunt
tngdon, were the guests this week OF Mira
D. w, Benson. at the Strader cottage.
Lake Snmish.
Mr.: A. Branin, ir.. OF Tacoma. is here.
visiting his parents
MIR. and Mrs NJ. Council have returned
from an outing at Doe bay.
Mr., and Mrs. A. Il. Clark Mr. and Mrs
G, Clssna and Mr. and Mrs John Tempitu
spent the nrst OF the week az East sound
Mrs A. X Rosenshine and daughter az
san Francisco, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Charles GrcenberT
Mr., and Mrs. William McCush have re-
turned from their wedding trip through
Southern oregon
Mr Fred q Raymond and Mr.. George
Abbott left "Wednesday for Lake Chelan.
for an outing
The following ladies' and gentlemen VS.
tied Sehnne Chapter No H. o. r. -
"Wednesday evening AFR and Mrs Ennia
Of Snohomish, Mr. and Mrs Briar. Mr.
and Airs. Evcrstt OF seattle Mr. ara
Mrs, Germain. Mr.. ana Mrs. Barker. Miss
Barker, Mrs Hopkins Mrs craft OF Fair
haven, Mrs. Morgan, Mira Green Mr. oil.
sen, Mr.. and Mrs reara a social and
reception was held later In the evening
and refreshments werf served
AR Robert T0ng ~ Tacoma is the
guest 81 his ccBe,n. Miss Gertrude Ryan
-Four wagUuettss aad Carriages carried
the ladies % the Press Association 10
Camp Perfection Thursday morning They
WerN accompanied IS Airs A. Manafela
Mrs. = 3 Irish. Mrs y = Fagan. Mrs
III n NAdlty, Mrs f,IlA niggfnaNr Ms
John Hun, Mrs r NJ. Day and AIRS. s. u
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