The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-07-15
SOCIETY DOINGS.

The Yakima Tennis Club held very
successful lawn party at their grounds
on north Nachcs avenue last Thursday
afternoon at which good games of ten
mis- We're witnessed by those present who
numbered about fifty in all The day
was an ideal one from the sports man
point of view and the players were in
fine fcttlc. The first set of especial in
terest was played between Candy and
Scudder. composing II team of the old
reliables against Bounds and Erwin of
the younger generation who attempted
to capture a reputation. The first set
was won with comparative ease by the
kid team, as they were designated
but they were defeated in the last two
sets by safe margins. Candy and Scud
der then played Cameron of the Mckee
and Burns of this club also defeating
them. Some of the ladies played eX-
ceptionally good tennis. Mrs. GUY
Richards. Miss Bessie Scuddcr and Miss
Cameron compose trio of the very
best. Refreshments were served on the
lawn of Mrs. c. {. Case. who kindly
rendered this privilege to the club. Mrs.
q. y. Fechter and Mrs. j. b. Burns had
supervision of this feature. Following
are the names of the visitors from the
Mckee Club: Misses Lucy, Nan. Alice
and Bessie Scudder Miss Cameron. Mis-,
Peck, Messrs. Del Iliscock. viii Cam
eron and Phillip Dodwell.
Mrs. W. l.. Wright gave the second of
her series of lawn parties last Thursday
afternoon at her home in Frutvale A
guessing game of Literary Courtship
kept the ladies in busy state of jov-
Iality until the cooling refreshments
We're served. Mrs. Cannon won first
prize and Mrs. w. \. Bell second Those
invited were: Mrs. Virginia c. Bartho-
let, Mrs. H. NJ. Bartlett. Mrs. w. A. Bell.
Mrs J. b. Burns, Mrs. y. s. Congdon,
Mrs. Wilbur Croker. Mrs Miles Cannon.
Mrs w. +. Ditcman, Mrs. James II.
Fraser. Mrs. c. \. Graham. Mrs. James
Greene, Mrs. Greene. Toronto, Canada,
Mrs G. :. Goudy. Tacoma. Mrs. +. c.
Hall. Mrs. Frank Horsley, Mrs. w. l..
Jones, Mrs. y. 5. Johnson. Mrs ID. f.
Lesh, Miss Lombard. Mrs. II. II. Lom-
bard, Mrs Alex. Miller. Mrs. Z. b.
Moore. Mrs. G. 5. Rankin, Mrs. Guy
Richards, Mrs. J. f. Shannon, Mrs. Ella
5. Stair, Mrs. Richard Strobach, Mrs.
!. w Thomas, Mrs. J. Marshall Thomp-
son. Mrs +. G.. Tenant, Mrs Jennie f.
White. Mrs. Bernard Wilkenson
Mr. w l.. Wright and wife completely
surprised Mr.. and Mrs j. f. shannon
OF Mob Hill last Monday evening. Mr..
Wright furnished the team and wagon
for Il hay ride and then gathered up a.
number of couples around town before
leaving ON the mission. The ladies of
the party had planned refreshments and
a preyiou, phone to the Shannon home
to ascertain whether the inmates were
at home gave the required assurance.
The night was extremely well tied for
such an occasion. the full moon beam
ing in silver rays from Il clear sky upon
the Jolly maraudero The evening was
enioNed 10y every one present who We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas Greene. Mr.. and Mrs.
jas Fraser. Mr.. and Mrs. NcStal Sny
der. Mr.. and Mrs. Congdon. Mr.. and Mrs.
w w Robertson and Fred {. Hall of
this city. and Mr.. and Mrs Greene of
Toronto. Canada.
The young ladies employed in the
local telephone exchange had delight
full moonlight ride and picnic last Tues
day evening. y. NJ. Anderson. manager
OF the telephone Office was in charge
of the party. Each lady invited young
man escort. The course OF their ride
took them up the Ahtanum. Here in the
glare of the beautiful moonlight under
the broad canopy of heaven was spread
an elegant luncheon. The party re-
turned home at II late hour.
Mrs. c. c. Case entertained her sun
day school class last Saturday by Civ
ing them u picnic out on the banks of
the Yakima at the end OF Fourth street
Mr~ Case has a very enthusiastic little
elias, of Sunday school workers in the
Episcopal church who appreciated to the
fullest her efforts in their behalf
their charity ball Tuesday evening for
the aid of the Heppncr and other flood
sufferers. One of the largest crowds
ever assembled at dance in this city
took advantage of the opportunity to