The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-23

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rACOnA SOCIETY
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even qusee ssela1 evenings have snkea place 70
bseak IL mooosouy az everyday ex1sssnes DIR
sre tie pag week. S<xsuBeu have come. pocp1e
hare departed. the .voFid = . week otdek. add
thss il Iii nkfu. - thers b every prospecx u
6espon1eufs In -. - win sesl DE iseshcr.
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On Monday evening Lecture vss delivered st
ne Tacoma heaxer BY John Boyle O,Ke4l1y.
every seos Ia the house uss taken. and mare
appsecsssise and enfhusiaSsic audiences could
not haFs been desired The lecture vas nne
oasy instrucffve bus very interesting. and IL
wAs with sigh Of regret On the pan Of III thai,
after two honu and . bazf. the lecture was
brought 70 . cios& s<szsd IN . scmicsrcls
abcus The stage wexe. Judge Calktns.
Judge stiles. III. Hugh wallace, Proaeeuiing A.
sosnsy ". H sBeii. sheriff Pxies, Ms. J. =. Dssef,
Representative Evans. excIfy Atforney Carroll.
wright Representative 6eoghaean, City Treas
sses Armstrong;. President 0'Bstep. Mr.. ". J.
Ihompsons Dr.. Young. 81 Bosson. Chaplain
6tubhs- Father CoDiE. Of seattle, and Bishop
Young. Of shs Sesqually diocese Aftss the lee
tire Mr.. OEeiiiy Vas given . banquet By his
sriendA About seyensy-Evs we're present, In
Guiding those who hsd occupied seass on the
he $1x<x r.s{v< A<<A A11e fvs{
and was thoroughly enjoyed ~ shose present.
THE TENNIS czrk
The tcnnis club which has iateiy been or
Gsnixed here held its first meeting q the Ia
coma hotel on Thursday evening. good many
members uere present, and II wag decided that
steps should fm1edI1Eely be taken towards
clearing the lots. 50 that no available time for
piaying should BE- lost.
The regular monthly musicale was held st the
Annie wright seminary on Wednesday evening
II VS. . scarce OF great enjoyment not only %
the guests. but % the yo1ng ladies tbemseiveA
A everyone knows, Q boarding school life Is
rather seelnsive. and anything IN vary It's calm
tenor. Is hailed with delight. For the advent of
. few guests ss these musicales Is quite . pleas
nrs 10 the pupils Of the seminary. especially -.
after the musical programme u completed. .
Little social chat 10 allowed.
MAGGIE MITCHELL
Maggie Mitchell. the favorite actress, de-
lighted splendid audiences At the Tacoma thea
tar on Thursday. Friday and saturday nights in
the popular plays Ray" "Fanchon'' and
Little Barefoot" ftisa pity that the stay OF
this great actress in this city was not longer. -
By her natural acting and grace she could most
oerssiniy have filed the theater every night for
week.
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
A Philharmonic society has been organised
here, Nr. A. l. Darling having been appointed
musical director. Already there are forty mem
bers, and soon. probably. there vii be twice -
many. as Mr.. Darling has already won an excel
lent reputation ~ leader. This club viii meet
every Thursday evening. and cannot fail 70 be .
help and . pleasure 70 any who are fond Of
music-
PERSONAL
Mr. H. & Griggs was In Seattle on Thursday.
Colonel I. 3. Hewlett. OF Yakima, 10 q the
Tacoma
Colonel G. Douglas Beaverton lsfs for the East
last week.
Nj. c. q. Niblock Was in town for several
days last week.
Mr.. J. wAyisnd Clark Is again confined to his
house on account oil Illness
Mr.. W. b. Blackwell IL still confined 70 his
house on account Of fllnezA
President Cakes, Of the Northern Pacific. 10
expected in this city today.
Mr. Henry Aycn. Of Peosia. arrived In this
city on Thursday io4 short visit
Miss Robertson has returned from whascom.
after visit Of about three weeks.
Miss Carrie Cobler. OF Wichita. KansaA q.
rived in this city Monday morning.
Mr.. c. Il. Presseris and wife arrived IN this
city from Portland on Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Ma Z. l. Sawyer talk Of going abroad
with party Of friends on sailing vessel
NJ. George Bsthuns. the amayer. hes been
appointed state geologist By Governor Ferry.
Miss Griggs viii leave this vesk for St. Paul,
and will probably remain away several months.
Mr.. A. ". Gibbons returned from Seattle,
where he had been for several days. on wednes-
day
Miss Holt. Miss Gertrude Holt Mics Sutton
and Miss Ada sutton went 70 Victoria on Tues
day.
this city last week. and viii remain here short
time.
Mr. Mr. J. H. Perkcs. OF the Portland Chm
m<resai. was in the city fof several days lass
week.
Mr.. C. A. Ferriss. who was in this city for
several days, returned 10 Olympia on Monday
afternoon.
Mr.. and MIRA Shank and Mr. and Mrs. Boyle
have taken Mr.. Pasmore's house on X street foe
the summer.
Mr.. W. c. Garre,son. who has for some time
In this city In few days
Mr.. w. II Mccain. IN old resident OF this city,
was suddenly called ~ San Francisco last week
on account OF the death OF his father.
Mr.. Manassas Adler. solo violinist OF the Mem
delssohn ouintetse Club. will In oil probability,
he member OF the Tacoma Hotel orchestra
during the summer.
Mr.. Fred Y. Berger manager for Sol Smith
Russell. Was In this city Last week ARRANGING for
the entertainments 20 be given On Monday ana
Tuesday nights by this actor
Judge Hsniori. Of Seattle. Colonel d. c. Finch,
ct pss Moines. Ia: Captain ]. !. 6rown. of PORT
land. DIR. Powers. OF Ellenshurg. aad Governor
Moore. Of waliA waila. were at the Tacoma
hotel on Teusdsy evening
Mr. T. T. Glover has returned after q three
months visit 10 his old homo in Battle Greek,
Michigan. NJ. Glover expects TO build two fne
residences here this Summer. hia family viii
aeon Join him here. and they intend making
this city their homo.
OLYMPIA SOCIETY.