The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-03
DELIGHTSOF THE HOP
AMATEUR ACTORS ORGANIZE.

ANN SO6 0CtOu0 Ou0NNsE6s
Ladies' Fur.isAisg she Tsanls Club
Meuss-TAs RsssPtion - Hrs.
Marrison.
TACOMA, Nay z.-That magic word shop!'
What delightful waltses, graceful tgures, dainty
costumes Il conjurss up and pictures befoEe The
mind-of some The music foe ne eeason's
hops win b furnished BY the spanish studentA
And there ars many who cay thess WA b
enough dancing and 70 spare befoee the sumAar
draws to an end.
MISS DoswoRrn's YufILA
large number of the relatives and friends OF
the pupils Of Miss BoswortA attended the
musical given Wednesday evening IN the
theatre building. Mr.. Phillips assistsd = NO
linist The exhibition given Was sxcee0ngiy
creditable The programme:
PAKrL
Duet, 'sMay-pols Dance" sidney Smith
Mim Bosworth and Elsie Hsrbrt
s IS s;s oyou: Farmer scSumsnn
.a-' Mis-: ,Rad.ibansh.
0 H. FIJI PSiilps secompsnied By Grace ELLA
ta) Sonata OPP. = No. l. LIT and ID move
@, blue Blue Beiis Of scoisnd ryder
Ernest Harrison
PART II
Elsie Herbert and zos segsr.
$50 Miss Rsdebsngh.
81: Phillips: .ocoap.ni.d j, Gs1sls Fen:
MiSa BosWorth.
Duet. .ssserenade"
Gracs Keiis ana Gertie Eeiis.
AMATEUR AcroRs ORGANIZE.
On Wednesday evening meeting for the pur-
pose OF organixing an amateur dramatic club
was held 1t the residence OF Mr.. G. w. Seymour.
A name for this club has not yet been decided
upon, but on Wednesday evening constitution
was read and adopted, and the following oficen
were elected:
Manager, Mr. C. W. Seymour: stage manager,
Mr.. c. s. Holmes; treasurer, MI. E. Halsted:
executive committee, besides the Officers, Mrs.
A. B. Bull, Mrs. J. H. Morrison and Mr. r. B.
Wright
The prompter has not a. yet been elected. The
membership, 1t was decided, should Be limited
to thirty-6vA Among those who viii b mem
bers are:
Mrs.. J. H. Morrison. Mrs. c. B. Zabriskie, Ns.
A. B. Bull. Miss Paddock, Miss Buell., Miss Sey.
mour, Miss Thompson, Miss Cooke. Miss Crsw-
ford. Mrs. Harry Foster, Mr.. Harry Foster, Mr..
C. W. seymour, Mr.. C. s. Holmes, Mr.. Z. !. Hal.
sted. Mr.. w. A. Bull, Mr.. C. B. stackpole, Mr.. H.
8. Griggs, Mr.. E. Griggs. Mr.. J. McElroy, r., Mr..
+. B. Wright, Mr.. w. E. Best, Mr.. G. b Zabfis-
kie and Mrs. Yarnell.
The next meeting viii be held at the residence
Of Mr.. G. w. Seymour on Thursday evening.
TO RECEIVE MRs. HARRISON.
At the meeting held Monday to arrange for
receiving and entertaining Mrs. Harrison, Nay 8,
tbo nv,o{f tad No
Committee on arrangements-Mn. Parsons,
Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Yeaxell, Mra Slaughter. Mrs.
Ehaffer, Mrs. Snowden, Mrs.. Howard Thomas,
Mrs. N. P. Chamberlain, Mrs. weatherred, Mrs.
G. H. Reed, MrR Charles Catlin, Mira II. r.
Garrstson, Mrs. Sloan. Mira Kahler, Mrs. John
BOWS Hills.
Committee on reception-Mrs. HANDLE, Mrs.
Post Mrs. Griggs, Mrs. g. l. Holmes. Mrs. Gem
eral Sprague, Mrs. /. W. Anderson, Mrs.. J. Patter-
son. Mrs. A. C. Mason, Mrs. Hugh Wallace, Mira
e. F. Jacobs, Mrs. Judge Allyn, Mrs.. Dorxicks0n,
Mrs. Bull. Mrs. W. Il. Calkins
tn. WEEKS PRINCIPAL EVENT.
The principal event during the past week was
the last concert given this year BY the LadieS
Musical Club on Tuesday evening Il wn en-
tirely an invitation afair, with the exception of
the occupants OF the boxes, the latter having
been sold. This club has afforded much pleas
ure to the members. both active and associate,
and next year, nodoubt. the membernhip win b
increased.
FURNISHING IxSNis CLUE BOON.
Tho club house on the tennis courts has been
moved and the members Of the Ladies' Tennis
Club win furnish the room downstairs. A. the
courts are being fixed no playing can b done ct
present.
eossrrY NEWS.
For the ensuing six months officers have been
elected by the Epworth League a follows.
President, Miss Cora y. Gordon; vice-presi-
DENTS T. 81. wilkins, Charles Pratt, Miss Nellie
Claypool and John o. Howell; treasurer, Arthur
Bates; financial secretary, M Hopkins: 70.
cording secretary, Miss Vera Saunders: chorister,
r. E. Bell: organist, Miss Hughes.
The long talked-of entertainment to Be given
by Karl King win be given on Wednesday even
ing at the Parish house. Mr.. King Is wonder
| fully endowed with the power Of mind-reading.
The Glce Club viii give the next concert
some time the last of this month. It IL being
eagerly anticipated, and will doubtless be be-
yond the highest expectations.
The Choral Society win give It's second con-
cert on the twenty-second OF this month, when
"The Rose Maiden" win be sung.
PERSONAL
Mr.. w. E. Best, Mr.. P. ]. Fransioti, Mr.
Mitchell, Mr.. Walter Ioveday and Mr.. T. e.
Jones removed to their new quarters on North
Second and streets on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Krug and family are get
ting settled In their new home on North street
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Foster and son win remove 10
North street. where they will keep house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Goodwin and daughter
have returned from their trip to California
The mother and sister of Mr.. Howard Good.
win are coming here to visit at his home.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. Ramel have given up the idea
OF going to housekeeping at present
Mrs. Harrison Foster will spend the summer
in her old home In Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Hutton have removed 70
North Eighth and streets.
Mr.. J. J. C. Barber. OF Seattle formerly OF th,.
city, was here on Tuesday.
Mr.. c. l. Holmes was in Allyn last week
RALLARD s0CIETY