The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-16

IN ~ hnH ana feccUato3 tuckn- Wnae tne NM
fnsrosn uss Elvsn Up - - serv1ng = dsiaty
cInb pssyed several IL their no8 popular ain
upon vsssoas instxuuenfs. deitghfing al win
~ spsx1ssd ard talented vay IN which she
tunes WIRE rendered Mn Frank Aliyn and
Ntw t,rtxn rnnx several duets aad the
Glee Carb alsD sang ssRne OF their greatly ID
ruared eiees- Altogether II was IA enteEtain-
msns % b semenhesed. = fs dounei<m viu b
ior 900 tsue to come BY the participants
Amoux those preseas were Mrs. c. ". Grsnz.
M Gecrre BTowns Nm Fred Snow. MA @. ".
Eeymo~s NrA Robert Price. NnA Ga1erDcu.
Mn IS. I Landeii. Nm william knight. Mrs.
Fosser. Nrx @. Parsuos. Nm fredcEick Hollet,
Ma OTIS Epsague. Mn b D 1homAs, NM pE.
kellogg. MA King. Ma 4 G snlfn- Nh
6eorrs Belch. MA DeEiekson, MA Kenhsw,
Niss S5rfsrs. Nise sutton. Mim Ada Sutton, Mis-
stroue. Miss Clara smith. Niss E0nGeg, Aisl
Tssdsls, Mis- Dagmsf Tisdale. Miss fitch. Assl
Seymour, Nim Je4sie seymour, Ni@ Anna
Gr4xgy, Mim Rowe. Miss Luc1e knight II -
Townsend, Miss Emma Townsend. Mis- Hewitt,
Miss osSiel, Col C. W GrGEs. Dr. kelloe8. NJ. J.
l. b. johnson. Nj. p. " Cesaf. Mr. Fredsr ci
Nosses Mr. Prank Howell. Mr.. c. NiIhksn. Mr..
Morton Eaunsdea. Mr. r. q Buil, Mr.. ". A. Bull,
NJ c. W. seymour. Mr.. W. I. LAnaell. Mr.. F. Il
Iroster. Mr. b. d. Thomas. IT,, Mr.. II. s. GrisEs.
M Theodore Gr1ggs. Mr. Otis Sprague, NJ Iheo'
Hoeuer Nr Il. q. Kissam. ME C. B. SIbiock-
Mr. Joseph Johnson. Mr.. A. Bull, Mr.. ". A
Sternhers. NJ. Merrill. Mr. Paul Morris. NJ. W.
r Dakin. Mr. Best Mr. n. Smith, Mr. ?. O. Cock
burn. Mr.. Clinton Smith and many others
rRIxsrY sufLD LuscHEos.
On Friday ard saturday, March and 3 the
ladies of the Trinity Guild gave lunch IN order
To raise money 70 defray The expenses Of the
yestments for the surpliced choir Of Trinity
chapel This lunch was given In large store
in Q central location and Was remarkably wen
pafronixed- A tempting menu was printed on
hand-painted cards. and even the most tassidi-
ous went away with the satisfaction Of not only
having given ffty cents for sweet charity ,
sake" bat OF slso getting his moneys worth
The sum OF S2l5 waa realized, and those who -
sisted felt fully repaid foe the trouble and tune
expended on the preparation Of this meal
Among those who aided in this cause, were.
Mrs sherman, Mrs. w. l. Lsndell. Ma Akin
son, Mrs. GARRISON. Mrs Ramsdeli. Ma Plum
mer, Mrs Lemuel We ID. Mn Dr. Dewey, Miss
Hall, Miss E6hngeF. Miss Ferriss, Min Doliie
Ferriss, Aiss Sherman and Miss Holt
rENsIs CLUE.
tennis club has been organized here for the
coming season. The limit TO membership will
be fftv. aud q the originasors Of the cIub are
energetic young men IL 10 thought that IL viii be
. great success. The lots for the courts, which
are6n very desirable location on G street. win
soon be cleared. and probably before the middle
Of next month many s'sets" win have already
been lost and won.
COMING EVENT.
some time during Easter week sale win be
held for the benefit OF the Woman's Exchange.
81 the Tacoma hotel, where Mr. w. II. Lee, man
ager Of the hotel. has given the large pari0r and
all the service REQUIRED for the occasion Grand
preparations are already begun, and an I'M
usually fns display Of fancy articles il antici.
pated.
nEsDEIssoHS euIsTErIE CLUE.
On Tuesday and Wednesday evenings the
Mendeissohn Quintette Club gave de ightful
masical entertainment at the Alpha opera.
house. Both the vocal and instrumental music
was exceptionally me. and very enthusiastic
and appreciative audience greeted the club both
nights
Mr.. C. II. Prescott left last week for Portland.
Mr. c. w. Seymour was in Seattle on Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ C. Jones left Last week for her home in
Pasco.
Mr.. C. B. unlock was in this city for several
days last week.
Ma A. G. Locke spent several days In Fair
haven last week.
Mr. and Mrs. c. B. zalriskic left last sunday
for San Francisco
Miss Helen Strong LEFT for her home In Roch-
ester on Thursday morning.
MI. W. n I1eoole spent eevexO oeyb tAss WocA
on his ranch on Orcas island
Mr. II. G. wallace has ref urned from the East.
whore he spent several months
Mr.. and Mra ". H. Woodruff arrived home
from their Eastern trip Last week.
Ex-Iieutepant Governor Yale. Of Minnesota
arrived In this city on "wednesday.
Mr.. Samuel collyer left for San Fransisco last
week. - delegate to the Pacific Coast Board OF
Trade convention.
Mr.. Charles Fsrriss. OF Olympia. arrived In this
city on Thursday, and expects 70 return 70
Olympia tomorrow.
Mr.. and MA J. C. peterborough H., left last
Sunday for San Francisco. where they expected
70 remain shout two weeks.
Mr.. Bert Hiscock. son Of Senator frank His
cock, OF New York state. has recently arrived In
this city. and intends locating here.
Mrs Langworshy and son left for their home
In Dubuque. Thursday morning Mr.. Lang
worthy win return In about three weeks
Mr.. aAd Mrs. S W. Perkins. Of New York CITY,
arrived in Tacoma last week Mr.. Perkins win
engage In business with Mr.. W. B. Bushnell
Mr.. w. II. Lee. manager Of the Tacoma hotel,
left for San Francisco on Wednesday evening.
While there he will engage for the season the
best orchestra he can procure He will return
In about two weeks