The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-30

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leadership 81 Professor Crandall, IL hard
1t work Oh .Iolanthe." The company now
has : membership Of fortv.two.
SOCIETY IN TACOMA
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n.ved fxr then Althourh families here
ere presumably inst q much attached -
in other localities. I'll Is different, for, un-
les one Is fortunate enough to have ones
relatives in the same plsce. It il not easy to
travail 3.60O milss or 70 merelv 70 aid ones
certainly tAsts no better than one procured
It home.
Thanksgiving over. the next holiday 20
claim attention q Christmas. Gifts for
that season are certainly quite IN item. and
many begin to prepare them during the
summer months. when time hangs heavily
on their hands, and the spirit Of idIeness
viii not allow Of anything deeper or more
Misunderstanding. Although usually here
during the month of December the air is
mild instead Of frosty. the ground damp
instead Of Being covered with snow. every
one looks upon Christmas with q delight
ful sense Of anticipation, and rejoices at the
approach Of that festive season.
During the past week there has been :
decided change for the better among the
social circles in this city, and many look
back with pleasure upon one event or an
other which took place during the past six
days.
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=, srs,ssh 1890 n,,r,r. 80 .~.1;rs s,,s
sr.rish .tudsnt. esvs . ch.rmirs concord
which 40 most thoroughly / eni loved. In
the rear part OF the large room were three
tables. each artistically arranged in . dainty
and tempting style. At these tables ice
cream. cake. chocolate, coffee. tea and
sand vichas could Be- obtained. The beau.
tiful fancy Articles were ON exhibition in
the front part Of the building. and many
were sold. Later in the evening the chairs
were cleared away from part of the room.
and some OF the Young people INDUCED in
Z dance. The tables we're presided over a
follows:
The yellow table. BY Mrs. Phillip H. Ker.
shaw. Mis- Emmons. Miss Parker and Miss
Jessie Seymour.
The pink table. BY Mrs. G. W. Gripgs and
Miss Fitch, and the green and white BY
Mr.. w. !. Landelt and Miss Seymour.
At the fancy counter we're Mrs. e. Hunt
and Mrs. H. D. Thomas, and among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. John Bows
Hills, Mrs. r. v. Barto, Mrs. Edmund
seymour, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Seymour,
Mrs. Modem. Miss Edmunds, Miss Robert
son, Miss Rowe, Mr.. Modem, Mr.. Wheeler,
M. w. e. Best, Mr.. P. J. Fransioli, Mr..
Charles Weldon, Mr.. e. Ramel, Nj. r. N.
Trotter and others.
THE MISSES sKYnouR RxrrRrArr.
IN Wear..d.v .fta,roon IN. aa;,,.s o..
mon, srt.rtsir.d ssvs-s, ~ thsir fr;srds -
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az ali scientific but one often CAUSING much
merriment About 5 o'clock refreshments
were served, shortly after which hour the
guests departed. Those invited were !:
Mrs. w. ]. Landell. Mrs. p. v. Cesar, Mrs.
w. Terrell. Mrs. James Owens. Miss Hall.
Miss Nora Hall, Miss Ferriss, Miss Ethel
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Robertson Miss Paddock Miss Ella Pad.
dock, Miss Woodruff and Miss Helen Wood
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Mrs. r L. Barto charmingly entertained
some Oh ner irlends a. the Rochester hotel
on ".sxey esens Ane Ano vs.
most dohgnuuiiy passed In playing pro-
gressive euchre, for which some beautiful
prizes were AWARDED. Inose present were
MI ana Mrs' Homuno seymour IN whose
nohor tne party was gwen; Mr. ana mrs.
W. !. Lanoeu. Mr. anu mrs. ROBERT Price.
mr. ana Mrs. =. snow. Mr. ana MRS. A. Y.
roster MI ana MRS. Laoriskie. MT. ana
mrs. rleoack Motse., MT. ana mrs. \. b.
LOCK woou' MT anu mrs. oesIs. MI. sno
MIS- a. " roseer, II' mr. ano Mrs: otuar
nice, MaA A.sf' MISS D'cklnson. MISS rad-
n,.ss. ga r.. $3.50. -
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LAptS AusicAL CLUB A1H EAAsAL
Monday evening. at the residence OF Mrs.
hersnaw, NO. 4io street, the Ladies Mu'
sicai Club gave very enjoyable rehearsal.
ABOUT sesen'y-nve sc'ivo uemoefs we're
present. AI'ef tne neneslsai Tea Was served
se p'es' 49, 1890
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