The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-22

Ethel Ftlkins. Miss Ruth Schram, MISS
Nita Kelly, Miss Clara Hanna. Miss
Maude Shaw. Miss Blanche Shaw. Miss
Florence Adair. Miss Edith Burgess, Miss
Mary Mariner. Miss Irene Graham, Miss
Gene Graham, Miss Katherine Tyler. Miss
Bess Ingiis. Miss Virginia Wrestling. Mr..
Henry ThedHga, Mr.. Burton Haines, Mr..
Ford Stevens. Mr.. Harry Hayden. Mr.
Bert Kelly. Sir. John Geary. Dir. S. L.
Russell, Mr. George Sohns, Mr.. Henry
Frauenthal Mr.. Gilbert Livingston, Mr..
George Hood, Mr. Fred Smith Mr.. WILL
lam Kyle, Mr.. VIII Collier Mr.. J. c. Bebb.
Mr.. VIII Blaine. Mr.. Z. Button. Mr.. r.
De Voc, Mr.. 4. De Voc. Mr.. Roy Smalley.
Mr. II. Burch. Mr.. Clay Kahle. Mr.. Lenos
Richards. Mr.. John story. MIR. Glen Trout,
Mr. Roy Kinnear, Mr.. Cliff Lamping. Mr..
3. Lamping, Mr.. Marriott Farr, Mr. John
Rumsey. Mr.. Paul Harper. Mr.. James AL
exander, Mr.. James Prentiss, Mr.. Ralph
Young, Mr., John Gopdfellow, Mr.. Thomas
Scott and Mr.. Frank Barnard.
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A pretty tea was given Friday after
noon by Mrs r. w. Emmons at her homo
on Beacon hill I'm honor OF Miss Cornne
Prince whose engagement TO Mrs. En-
mons brother. Mr.. J. G. Harris, was an
nounced during the afternoon. Mrs.
Emmons received with the guest Of
honor, assisted by Mrs. Winfield r.
Smith. Mrs. Horace ". Richmond. Mrs.
Clark Of Appleton. Wis; Mrs. w. l.. Gaz-
zam. Miss Young and Miss Hamilton. The
house was beautifully decorated with
great profusion OF ivy and flowers In
the hall marguerites were used. Large
Indian baskets filed with them hung
around the walls. making a very pretty
and effective manner Of decoration. The
hail windows and the mantel were hid
den with Ivy and marguerites. The stair
way and the folding doors leading into
the other rooms were decorated in a sim
liar manner. The reception room was
In red, giadioiuses and red dahlas being
used. The library was a picture of beau
~ In its dress of sweet peas, which ex-
hailed pleasant odor through the
whole house. Large bouquets of these
flowers filled every spot whore there was
room for them. The dining room was in
pale yellow. sweet peas and yellow
dahlias being used The table was also
covered with flowers and over all hung
a basket filed with flowers attached to
the chandelier by pale yellow ribbon.
Refreshments were served by Miss Laura
Rumsey. Miss Ethel Young. Miss JOSE
phine Young. Miss Cardin and Miss
Ethel cardin. Punch was served In the
hall by Mrs. w. ID. Perkins and Mrs r.
X. Van Tuyl. About $50 guests were
present
An Informal dancing party was given
Friday evening at the West Seattle Club
house by = number OF tho younger society
people of the city. They went over In
launches. and after spending a few hours
In dancing returned to the city in time
for tho last cars. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs AdeIbert NJ. Hicks. Mr. and
Mrs Harry Brace. Miss Clara Wing. Miss
Corey. Miss Sarah Atkinson, Miss Carrie
Atkinson, Miss Irene Graham. MOS Car
veil of Los Angeles. Miss PurdNn OF Bel
fast. Ireland; Miss Blanche Rtese. Miss
Piuttf. Miss Thomson. Miss George OF
Portland, orr Miss Ethel Bagley, Miss
Clare Basiey, Miss I~ora Conn. Miss IDA
l.. Smith. Mr.. Paul Henry. Mr.. Harold
Stout, Mr.. J. w Augustine. Mr.. j. Bar
rsser. Mr.. r. Gullixon. Mr.. Lenos J.
Rieksrd. Mr. II, Hamilton Geary. Mr. J.
Ball, Mr.. Leroy NJ. Backus Mr.. Robert
u. Lindsay, jr.. Mr. r. yawger, Mr.. Fred
II. HammonA Mr.. Peoples, Mr.. S. L. Rus
sell, Mr. NJ. II Scurry. Mr.. Charles Terry
scnrry Mr., Bert Blazing.
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The tennis court was busy spot last
week, In consequence of tho Junior tour
nament, which began Wednesday and
lasted until last evening. Quite a num-
her OF the older players were present ev-
cry day to watch tho younger contest
ants Among tho leading PLAYERS were
Miss Eo Sehram, Mr.. WIN Geary and Mr.
Hal McMicken- On Wednesday afternoon
the regular tea was served by Mrs Thorn
as NJ Green. assisted by Mrs Burke, Miss
Hanford. Miss Hayden and Miss Hatha-
way. Yesterday afternoon q number OF
young people served tea among them
Miss Katherine Tyler, Miss Virginia
scurry, Miss Virginia Wrestling and Miss
Ruth Schram.
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number Of young ladies' living on
Rainier heights gave a launch party on
Lake Washington on Monday evening
After q run around the lake the party
landed Of Meydenbauer bay, where sew
ersi hours we're spent in dancing Those
present were; Mrs Shaw, Miss Mauds
shaw, Miss Jeanette Perry Miss MargA-
Fet Heating Miss Gene Graham. Miss
Conveys. hiss Blanche Shaw. Alss Bcs-
sia Knittle. Miss May Perry. Miss Trans
Graham MT john w Geary. Mr. Roy
kinnesr, MIR. Crispla Bebb Mt Henry
FrAuenthal Mr. Ralph DE Voc Mr. A
he Voc. AFR. VIII deaFy. Mr. Max Hard
man. Mr. hoy smalioy
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telegram was received IN the city
Friday morning announcing the arriva! In
New York OF Mrs Edwin Moalo tr ana
son from a trip around the world Mrs
Moalc il daughter % sx-Goy Eugene
somgle % this placo. aad she left here
last fail e. VISIT her husbana. I4eaL
Mpale. who IL gu DUTY On the United
States saita 1roA in PhMppins waters
Mrs Maaie WtD remain ln New York for
several DAYS ana wAi then visit her hus-
eap3s family az Fat-Hurg barracks on
Lake cham 'ain. Sew York Mrs Nnas
viii come Go Seattle iater b. the season
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Miss Ethel FAAlus entertained nugn.
eff Of young people Tuesday evening az
The Caulp,sk EgVau3s Nf sac Chc4 C]lh,
az Alki p-'int TIE evening VAS spent