The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-26
TACOMA AMATEURS.
They Go From Drama and Com
edy TO Burnt Cork.
THE LADIES REoALE TROOP 3.


TAcoxA, April 25.-It must Be admitted that
society has not been very liberal 70 its deyo.eeo
during the past week, with the exception Of
what has been going on at the theater. All! IL
IT were not for that boon to Tacoma mankind
and womankind. what would one sometimes do
on A0nday evening wxs great success as tar q
the acting was concerned, but the audience was
not nearly 90 large n the excellence Of the en-.
teffatument warranted. The proceeds OF the
entertainment were $3s1-ea
TEE Ant LxAGus EXHIBIT.
Ihs exhibit Of the Tacoma Art League from
to p m today, At No. COS g street, was decided
success The attendance Of Active and associate
memheD was large. Besides many visitors we're
OF the league who exhibited we're: Nesdames c..
", GFiggss George Moulton, Samuel Ccllyer, B.
b Lehaan. B. & Gfosscup. 7. o. Abbott, n Hig-
gins, +. r. Hin, Eli Glover, William Simpson,
Savage, g. C. Slaughter, the Misses Dunlap
keowns Anna Griggs, H Wallace, Uzatovage.
Whipple, Cook, ShesA
Associate members have been received into
membership ~ follows: Mesdames w. J..
Thompson, Frank Allyn, Galusha Parsons. T.
L Stiles. r. 3. Gault, A. Reed, Lester RoyB;
Nessrs On. Munson, II. C. Ward. Is. Il Hunt,
George A. Sumner, John l. Hopkins, Miss Gen.
evieve Boush and Eli Glover.
THE LADIES TENNIS CLUE
The Ladies' Tennis Club il preparing m inter-
esting programme for this season. Much inter
est Is manifested. The ladies' have decided that
the club should be known q the Tacoma Ladies'
Lawn Tennis Club. A constitution and bylaws
has been adopted. Officers for the year have
been chosen q follows: President, Mrs. Charles
Hurley; vice president Niss Maude Dickenson;
secretary, Miss Maude FERRIS; treasurer, Mrs A.
B. Bull; board of directors, Mrs. Landell. Miss
Einger, Miss Ouimette, Miss Helen Seymour,
Miss Helen Woodruff, Miss Derrickson and Mn.
Harry Hurley.
LUNCH foR THE SOLDIERS.
In acknowledgment of the receipt of $l50 a
gift from Troop B Of this city the exchange for
woman's work gave lunch for the troop yes
terday at the exchange room. 1t is needless to
say that the lunch was enjoyed and thoroughly
appreciated. So many men are here without
homes that . lunch, and frst-class one at that,
II not given to them every day. and when it is it
takes good deal to keep them away.
THE LAST CONCERT.
The last concert to be given by the Ladies'
Musical Club win take place at the Tacoma
an invitation affair, and promises to be most
Charming. No pains have been spared in ar
ranging the programme, the rendition of which
probably cannot fail to excite enthusiasm from
the most Indifferent listener.
LIKEWISE, AMATEUR MINISTERIAL
There will be some amateur minstrels given
here some time in the near future. OF course, it
win be Q success, who would doubt It? There
are 50 many young men here who understand
how to make such an entertainment thoroughly
enjoyable that it could not fail to be q success
in every way.
AN AMATEUR DRAMATIC CLUE.
An amateur dramatic club IL to be organised.
The first meeting viii probably be called for
this week, and n there il 90 much talent In the
dramatic line in this city. there will doubtless
be very little trouble In organising such club.
PERSONAL.
Mr. De Garmo, . teacher Of dancing, who has
been for years in New York city, has arrived
here from st. Paul. where he has been for short
time. He intends to form class in dancing for
children and also for young ladies.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Case and family are al
most settled in their new home on south
street.
Mr. Will Rice has returned to the city from
the East His wife and child viii come on
later
Miss Conger, the sister Of Mr.. G. F. Conger, of
Olympia, formerly OF this city, has left for the
East
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hutton win soon return
to North Eighth and J streets.
Mr. C. A. FERRIS, of Olympia, formerly Of this
city, was here last week.
Mrs J. McElroy. r., was in Chehalis on Tues
day.
Mr. c. B. Niblock was in town Last week.
Bishop Paddock Is out of town.