The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-09

In fact, some people are 90 much interested in
these same hidden Fought one say) virtues that
- - matter OF choice they often prefer their
own delightful company to that Of others.
Now that the exposition has closed for the
year. home amusements are sought once more,
and the catalogue Of these is sought for some way
to pass the long evenings OF course, there ara
cards. Almost all know one or more games OF
this nature, but many do not wish to pass every
evening In this delightful way throughout his
or her existence. What IL needed here, and
what should DO started among the younger
people 10 literary class. Now, let no one
sneer At this suggestion, for IL can be made not
only very instructive but also entertaining,
meeting once week or oftener, - one desires,
az different houses. where some interesting
work may be taken up and discussed. and later
IN the evening some light refreshments might
be served. Then the cotillions, but silence may
Be deemed golden. and speech merely silver on
snis point. a. there has been no effort made, -
Tar as II known, to reorganize this club for the
coming season. A few devotees are still play
ing tennis, but the majority of the players are
waiting for next year.
A Farewell Party.
A farewell party was rendered Mr.. LAux and
Miss Laux on Thursday evening at the Dougsn
nall. A merry evening was spent in dancing and
social intercourse Mr.. w. A. SouthWick gave
IL
The invited guests were: Mr. and Mra George
Hammond, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen O'Brien, Mr..
and Mrs. VIII Elvins, MrA and Mrs. w. A. Ryan.
Mira Laux, Mrs. Hanson, Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Reed,
Miss LAux Miss Dryer, Miss Hammond, Miss
Reese, Miss O Brien, Miss Lizzie O'Brien, Miss
Cootes. Miss Bigger, Miss Manion, Miss Doyle,
Miss Hedger, Miss Kirkpatrick, Miss Burke, MI.
Reed, Mr.. James O'Brien, Mr.. Laux, Mr.. FL e.
Trsvette, Mr.. James r. Mcintyre, Mr.. Signs, Mr.
A. A. Swope. MI. Potts, Mr.. James Belcher, Mr..
Andrew Howe, MI. r. II. Comerford, Mr. Barton.
Mr.. Boldrick, Dr.. II. L Hedger, Mr.. +. NJ.
Hedger, Mr.. Will Southwick, Mr.. johnson. Mr.
Laux and Miss Laux have lived In Tacoma for
several years and their many friends regret thas
they are soon to leave for Okolona, Tenn.
Opening Musical Concert.
On Tuesday afternoon the Ladies' Musical
Club gave Its first concert of the season at the
Parish house. AL are aware what q flourishing
organization this club IL without anything
further being said. snd there is every prospect
Of its growing with each year instead of dimin-
fishing after . certain point is reached, which 90
many clubs are apt to do The programme for
Tuesday afternoon was arranged by Mrs. Joshua
Pierce. and was most delightful in every way,
Schubert being the composer selected for the
concert The programme was a. follows:
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"The Lord II Ny 6hepherd"-Psalm xiii.
1mp1omppitu in major.cn %. No. s o..s'''
r s..:..d: :.....'.............. MISE Bsngel
II ookcuou0. mrs. J. A. Shauk
Duee-VeriattonD on an original theme-Op
S2;...;..........ArA Dorman. Miss Kreutler
"6rl King ..................ArA G. y. Zabriskio
Musical and Society Event.
A musical and society event will take place
Wednesday at the First Congregational church.
when . farewell benefit will be given Mrx
Makinson, who leaves shortly for Chicago The
programme:
Festival march In z dat :. George W Morgan
Herbert H. Joy.
Scene and prayer from Der FreiDchutS Weber
Mrs l. C. Makinson.
Miss Pauline Bengal.
''CreOle Lovers Song. Dudly Buck
e. D. CrandalL
Selected: University Glee Club
"First Rhapsodie Hongroise" .Hauser
Olof Bull
"Hsavsn Hath Shed q Tear" .Kuken
Mrs. L G. Makinson.
selected. University Glee Club
"She Wandered Down the Mountain Side. Clay
Mrs. l. C. Makinson.