The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-19


moro than ordinary activity
6cattie people have n distinct-
w I've fashion Of spending two
weeks in preparing for some
large event and then taking the next two
weeks to recover. The tennis ball was
the great feature OF the season. Follow
ING close on this the tennis tournament
in Tacoma attracted great deal OF at
tention. The players both from Seattle
and other cities were seen in this city,
and a number Of people were anxious 70
watch them through the series OF
matches Seattle was very well repre-
scented at Tacoma, both as 10 players and
spectators. The Tacoma tennis ball on
Friday night was also the signal for
generous exodus Of Seattle people to the
sister city. In return. perhaps. for the
number OF Tacoma people who attended
the tennis ball given here week ago
Friday
The past week was fairly busy. Most
Of the affairs were Informal. and con-
sisted chiefly of dancing parties across
the lake or Sound and boating parties on
the lake, They were confined principally
10 the younger society people. Tho dane
ing party given at the Queen Anne club
house Tuesday night by Miss Mariner
and Mr.. Dickinson was a pretty affair
and well attended The boating party on
the lake the Same night was also very
enjoyable. The two parties coming on the
same night made It unfortunate for a
large number OF young people who were
invited to both The rest Of the week
was filled up with card parties and other
small indoor Affairs
This week offers nothing very large. A
few card parties and lunchcons are an
nounced. The people who have been
camping all summer are beginning to re-
turn TO their homes on account Of the
A.xI. -~.lff .~H.x -..k
for another week o. two. Preparations
arc already being made by seattle's young
people 10 return "a tho schools which they
attended during the past year. Their de-
parture will undoubtedly occasion several
farewell parties.
One Of the prettiest and most enjoyable
Of the many parties which have taken
place at the Queen Anne Clubhouse was
that given on Tuesday night by Miss Mary
Mariner and Mr. George r. Dickinson
Tho ciuS house was decorated with flags
and flowers. converting II into n bower
The young people arrived about s o'clock.
and danced until time for the last car.
The party was chapcroned by Mr. and
Mrs. Charles A. Mariner and Mr. and
Mrs. George w. Dickinson. Those invited
were Mr.. and Mrs. Adelhert NJ Hicks.
Miss Hammond and Miss Florence HAM
mona. OF Portland Miss jamie Tyler, OF
New York: Miss Nellie cardin. Miss Gar
ice cardin, Miss Florence HoIbrooke. Miss
Josephine Hoibrooke and Miss Zeima VIII
kenson. Of Tacoma; Miss Gene Graham.
Miss Ethel Bagiey, Miss Claire Basley,
Miss Llcweiiyn Morrison, Miss Leora
Conn Miss McKeel, Miss Mabel Ballard,
Miss Martha Heating Miss MilliceAt Fox,
Miss Clara Wing. Miss Sara Atkinson.
Miss Edans Collins. Miss Emile Thomas.
4l~4 lnf1x H..
Miss Irene Graham. Miss Margaret Keat-
ing. Miss Virginia Wrestling Miss Eliza
beth Smith. Miss Clara Hanna Misn vr-
ginia Scnrry, Miss Mary Bessa Lewis,
Miss Alma Stewart. Miss Leila Price, Miss
Emily Ciary, Miss Janette Kelly. Miss
Hessie Kelly. Miss Harriet Allen. Miss
Florence AdaIr. Miss Donna Phelps Miss
Eleanor Preston. Miss Jeanette Perry.
Miss May Perry. Miss BESSIE knittle, Miss
Blanche shaw, Miss Marie Nattleton. Miss
Hcseic Crane. Miss Julia Crane. Miss
Ethel Filkins. Miss Charlotte Haley, Miss
Katherine Haley, Miss Bertha Parry
Miss lone Cutter. Miss Daisy Gouche. Miss
Helen Campbell, Miss Lillian Joncs. Miss
olive Jones. Mlss Ruth schram. Miss Eo
schram. Miss Katherine Tyler Miss
Louise Nichols. Miss Martha sackett.
Mr. Robert Bcnham and Mr.. Frederick
wheeler, OF Spokane Mr. nm Hudson.
Mr., Rob Hudson Mr. Robert Vanderbilt
and Mr. T. Fogg. OF Tacoma; MIR T. =,
Taylor, MIR Frank Foster. Mr. Bert Kelly.
Mr., Thomas Scott. AIR Burton c. Haines.
Mr. George noole, Mr. c1Inora Lamping.
MIR Samuel i.amrns. Mr. John w
gearS. Mr.. ERNEST Geary, Mr., WIN u
Geary. MIR, Frank oliver Mr.. David Oil
Yer. Mr. rhiils Morrison. Mr. Phlneas
rcndleton, Mr. t.euos J, Richard Mr. r.
hamilton Gsary, Mr. John H. Wing. Mr.
samuel Russell Mt Harry waithew, Mr.
Fred uammpnds. Mr.. f.Angdan c Henry
Mr., Paul Henry. Mr.. Charles De Rurgh.
Mr. J. Thomas Dewey. MIR Nelson Parker.
Mr., J Chester Fox Mr. Matt seurry. MIR,
Charles scurry Mr. Robert Ciarv Mr.
Roy yawger, Mr.. Clayton Crawsord. Mr..
Roy Kinn~ar. Me crtspla nehb. Mr.
George sohns, AIR. Max Wells. Mr.
George Hood, Mr. Richard cardin. Mr..
Howard Lewis. Mr. Nat Paschan Mr.
gilbert : Mecm, tr Nh Charles Smith,
Mr.. Edward fianford Mr.. Kari Van
kurnn, Mr. Albert Dickinson, Mr Charles
pervost. MIR Marriott favr, Mr. Ralph pe
Voc. Mr. Archie ne Voc. Mr.. Horace PAIL
iirs, Mr. John RumScy AFR Roy smaiisy.-
Mr.. Harry Hayden, Mr.. clay Kahls. Mr..
Jay McCiay, Mr. Frank HARVARD. Mr. T.
" G, Kencxg. Mr. ner& kelAgg, MIR. Fay
k~iiaEK Mr. Lester Turner. b. Mr..
Frank wilkins. Mir EInmet I0hnsan, Mr.
~. fariAh, Mr. kraHkiin, Mrl r. Ham
tnend@. Mr. John Collins AIR Alfred
Ayerst. Mr.. J prentlss. Mr. J, Alexander.
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A very enjoyable launch party was
given or Tuesday eveHlus an Lake WASH
tusion by Mr. Reglnaia whtneA kaYlor
ard AR J raryts hauaman Ga honor ~
Mrs puehc Payne The party bearded
the steamer Elaa at s o'clock ana cFuissd
about taa lake for few hours An or
rhcstrA az mAnaeiins and guitars furnish
ca masie Ter the evening The steamer
was saYly decorated with Chinese lar.
terms THE invited spssss were Mr. ard
Mrs = y. Hausmsn, Mr.. and Mrs l. 5,
Crawford. Mr. ard Mrs HarWuod Nor
gan Air and Mrs Friedrich " Baxter.
Mr. ard Mrs Charles A Riddle, AIR and
Mrs George A. Smith. Mr.. and Nrs
Frederick West Hicks Mr. ana --gs
Asslbsrt NJ Hicks. MI and Mrs, II. $.
StebNins. Mr.. and Mrs. J, T CamEiNn.
Mt ard Mrs Harry Brace. Mr.. aud Mrs
Lent Or. and Mrs W A. shannon. Mrs.
=. G Schuyler Miss Morgan. Miss Ada
Morgan. Mise sadie Morsan Miss Cafyiin.
Miss Fthel Car1in Miss Bsgiey. Mss
claire nSgiey, Miss luga Themsen. Miss
Garrett Mas HausmAn Mas F.annfs