The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-17

UNE II popularity supposed 70 be the
month Of brides and marriages. but
this year the fact appears to be for
~ gotten by Seattle people 1t Is now
the middle Of the month and thus
fAr weddings have not been a whit
moro plentiful than In any other month.
Perhaps. however. the month may redeem
itself before II In over. Two or three
prominent society weddings have occurred
and nj least one more r. to take place.
Had II not been for the theaters, last
week would have been exceedingly dull.
The Goodwin. Elliott engagement was the
feature OF the week from social as well
~ dramatic standpoint. The theater was
filied both nights with audiences which
included many representative society peo-
pie. Several box parties were given each
night, some OF which were followed by
little after-theater suppers
II Seattle people thought that summer
was here when tho weather was 80 warm
IN the earlier part OF the week they were
speedily undeceivcd by the prompt lower
Ing Of the temperature. Light. cool
dresses and nesligee costumes were quite
common until Thursday, whom they were
suddenly discarded for more seasonsbla
apparel, Som. people were even going so
far as TO make complete prepare tons for
camping trips and summer cottages by tho
Sound. but most OF them have decided TO
wait a few days yet. Tho warm days at
tracted thousands to the parks OF tho
city, and many enjoyed a quiet hour on
tho water of the lake or Of the Sound.
Yachting parties were also popular.
The departure OF the coast survey ships
Patterson and Pathfinder caused some dis
tfess among the younger society people
with whom the officers were popular.
The charming dinners and iuncheons
given on board the ships will also be
greatly missed.
The events ot the week we're few com
prisinE tea ssyon hy Mrs. nralnerd Mon
day and one given Thursday by Mrs
Shepard A couple % small card parties
helped TO pat in the rest OF tho week
This week promises TO be more active
The Ladies' Musical club gives large
concert Wednesday night. The High
school seniors give their graduation bali
on Tuesday night and number Of club
sffairs are announced Tor this week be-
sides several receptions and card parties
The hat,lcshlp Iowa Is expected Mon
day or Tuesday. 90 remain day or two
The officers have been well entertained
during the ships stay at Tacoma
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The Cheu Club dancing party on Fri
DAY, June s. was one of the lsrgest yet
given by this organization Of young
Anne clubhouse which was suit.
ably decorated for the occasion
The Y,ung men FOR the FIRST time
this ysar appeared IN white ducks
Among those present wcta. AIR and Mrs
,, W f1lklus. MIR and AIRS Is. e.. KEEL
losg. Mr.. and Mrs 4 " Rice, Mr. and
Mrs, G. Clary, Mr. and Mrs ktuneav.
Mi and Mrs, Edward McAlnnas. Ar ard
Mrs. A NJ Hicks, Mr. and Mrs shaw
Mt and Mrs, J Haley. Miss Ethel I'll
klus, Miss Julia crane. Miss Bessie
Crane, Miss Maud shaw. Mlss blanche
Reese. Miss Nellie Reese. Miss Euia
Croihsant Miss Winnie Megrath Miss
Agnes MrErath. Miss Frances Mesrath
Miss Charlotte Haley. Miss Kate Haley.
Miss BERTHA Perry. Miss olive Joncs.
Miss EstellA Fisher. Miss smith. Miss
Bruins. Miss tlarlcc Bruns. Mia. Fieirhcr
Mtas Leila Price. Miss Emny Clary. Miss
Virginia Wrestling. Miss Mary Bcss
Lewis, Miss Nagie, Miss claire Baxiey.
Miss ftorcace Ccliier Miss Mary Mart
nsr, Miss Reed. Miss Jraustte Ferry. Mi~s
Rsssle kniitle Niss Donna Phtlpt. Miss
Carrie Raser. Miss Maud Goi6stnin. Mtas
Eleanor Preston. Miss Carrie Denny. Miss
FarrSwcrth. Miss Llllaa Gillette. Miss
Carrie Atkinson. Miss Munetnt Fox. Miss
Laura Morse. Mise Cassie Brett Miss
Bessie Kelly. Miss Bertha nfShou. Mas
Lillian kellogx. Miss frankie smith.
Miss lone Cutler. Mr. FoES of Tacoma
Mr.. Harry Hayden. Mr. Harri0tt Farr
Mr.. Thomas Scott. Mr.. II Pickering. Mp
u. A, Erwin, MIR, David oliver. Mr. u
a Mead Mr.. VIII Collier. Mr.. rAngaon
Henry. Mr.. Frank Gardner. Mr w Mer-
tens. Mr.. George wilkins. AIR. samuel
Lamping. Mr. A. Aycrst. Mr. Crlspia
Rseb. Mr. Clay kahio. Mr.. Ii. A. Wal
thew. Mr.. George Allen. Mr.. Charles
scurry. Mr. Matt scurry. Mr. J. oak
Preston. Mr., Bert souins. Mr. Cecil
Upper, Mr.. Tvete. Mr. \. Dickinson.
Mr.. stone, Mr.. John Rumsey. Mr.. ROY
kinneAr, Mr.. W. Il. Case, Mr.. john
Sesry, Mr.. George Hood. Mr.. s. c. pisr.
a. Ar. Ia j.. Ricksrd, Mr., Archie pevoe,