The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-02

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~ IN played on the
subject Of tennis,
I'm - Ill feel that the
In tournament 10 APP
NH preaching and
,Hi7 that . little prac-
III Mu tice would not 90
I'm amiss. This year
8 Il IL hoped that
the prizes viii re-
main in this city.
- rnnDta committee Of the Tacoma
: Yaeht Cub. Mr.. r. 8. Hall. Mr.. =. N.
! Cn1ivo1l aad Mr.. e. L. Sawyer. are active
= psupAsiss for tie July 2 regatta here
~ isy before the races IL il proposed
- : NJ b sent to Seattle 70 tow the
- yachts which are TO participate 70
- Gty. On the evening Of the races
Bo viii b . banquet and dance given ct
Godsb house st Msury island.
y3vaooAs C1sb Rscsption esd Deaes.
~, honsysuckIs and roses were the
osstions Monday evening 1t the
uvisoda Clubs reception and dance ~
r. LIKES parish house. Artisticsily Ar
nnesd, they made the music hall. club
5oems and gymnasium. which was used ~
~ ball room. extremely attractive. There
- large attendance at the event, which
woved most successful. The reception
1oupied the early part OF the evening.
-. Harvey, Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Young
G1isted the specia, committee in receiv-
~ Then came the musicale in the hall
= tho first floor. and the following pro-
CANINE was rendered:
mo 0uet. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Esssrs. r. Y. Cesar ana ]. len Johnson.
e1og-8esccted. .....-...4......-..E d. Crandall
M Plcassili's mandolin club. ............
nss1eiin and guissr-seiectsd .............
Msssrs. ficksrill and MarshsIl
Miss Grace Bradley.
M Rickegili's mandolin club. ..
b Cssndsii. Ralph 8. stacy. Paul W. Dskiu
and James LeB. Johnson.
Miss Noyes and Miss Bradley were both
! IN sycsljent voice. aud their singing drew
forth great applause. The Mandolin Club,
= usual. charmed the audience, and the
nmsindef q the numbers were well rem
teFed. Refreshments were served in the
CUB rooms after the musicale, and the re-
SANDER Of the evening was spent in dane
ine. ThOse present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
khilip v. Cesar. DIR. and Mrs. Delkins.
0n Nattingly. Mrs. Young. Mrs. N. NJ.
Taylor, Mrs. Ward. Mrs. Daily, Miss Grace
Dfodley. Miss Ellie Paddock, Miss Leila
Nathrook. Miss Lille Thomas, the Misses
Ward, Miss Noyes. the Misses Murray,
| ~ Rector, Miss Louise Boardman. Miss
Un6srwo0d. Miss Cook, Miss Garretson,
ui0 Ouimette. Miss Stiles. Miss Williams,
1iss Harrington, Miss Hanscom, Miss
01lln, Miss Owens. Miss Laughton. Miss
neoes. Miss Hayden, Miss Worden and
! Niss Daley: Mr.. Arthur q. Pritchard,
AWnix Babcock. Mr.. James II. Dege,
NJ H. h. Darncll, Mr.. Robert Sayre. Mr..
lanes LeB. johnson. Mr.. Frank Mat
Z 4eiy Mr.. i. +. Stafford. Mr.. Walter
navey. Mr.. Dcbert Young, Mr.. @. l..
hampton. Mr.. r. ID. Crandall. Mr.. Paul
oelgxs. Mr.. Everett and Clifford Babcock,
Af. Revand blanchard. Mr.. Howard
THINNER, Mr.. Sidney Starr. Messrs. Ed
s.sd and William Murray. Mr.. Norbert
saimette, Mr.. Philip Cesar. Mr.. Hoi.
- Mr.. Eustace Drum. The officers OF
- club are: Mr.. James II. Degc. vice
essadent acting president; Mr.. II. q.
uood, secretary. and Mr.. Frank Mat
ogly. treasurer. The club has over $50
o1mbers.
win Have . 8oys' Club.
tuesday night an amateur performances
- given nj the Olympic theater, for the
Wpose OF raising funds to start and equip
aboys' club, which Is very much needed
Ma This entertainment Was gotten up
ID managed by Mr.. Duff q. Maynard,
~ the result should certainly have been
/ posifying To all those taking any part in
The programme was opened with an
addition drill by the ST. Luke's cadets
IAn drill called forth most snerited ap-
pause. and showed that much patience
nd labor had been expended there
n The drill was followed by
he swo-par. play entitled, "Drif,ed
AExrt" by Mrs. G. II. Hurley and
Ne x, =. Hui. The most amusing feature
ashe evening WAS tho play called "A Rox
aAonkeys." Those taking part in this
vRs. Mrs. 4. II. Bali. Mrs. Melbourne
aGiey. Miss Bailey. Mr.. H. q. Maynard
esd Mr.. ". A. Rice. During two of the
Submissions Mrs. J. A. Shank aud Mrs.
A."reenwcod sang some charming songs.
ssay Bouquets were sent up 20 tho actors.
.fsciaily TO Miss Bailey. Who did several
sssf snrns IN song and dance.
They Played Tesais.
M Wednesday afternoon the tennis tea
" he'd a. the Tennis club house.
n@ens those presiding were Mrs. Harry
Sarsy, Mrs. Otis Spragu~. Mrs. A. +.
saa ana Miss Bowen. The afternoon was
very suspicious one FOR She game. in
r.a 'he following participated: Mrs
w SNOW, Mrs Robert Price.
s Bailey, Mas Jessie Seymour.
~, "sosse White. Mr Morton Rsmsde!l.
", Riee. Mr. Fred hull, Mr.. Ores.
Aha H. Melbourne Bailey. Among
Fvseat were Mr.. aud Mira L. V.
asss Little. Mrs. J. NJ. Winslos.
s'fiss. Mis- Mamie Harm ston.
/ n, osa haistesi. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L.
MA {. II. Marble. Mr.. Harry Dick.
MA J. J. L. Barber. Mrs. Toxsev.
Il iysleF. Mrs. 6iese, M. W A.
rs~es. Mss Macdonald, Miss Mabel
ps H.. LcAvenxofth kerShas.
"a 4. r. Bull. Mrs. Frederick Moi,
i anhiin Lane. Mss Lane. Mrs. A.
u ses. Mr.. Jack Bradford, Mrs. Me-.
nss'ey and Mr.. Winsermute.
4 kidding ia tae Moonlight
= small riding partr started ah,,,,. {
wednesday evening ios the Mar.
saese s1pr'er VAS served. the partv
4 aohas in the mocniarh. Ah,at II
iaose enjoying the r1ir were
Martin. Mr. HI. =. ssrivrs. Miss
NJ. q. VI. Mitchell, MIS- Gri-xs
n Is. Gvaxzs. Col. a ". a,r,rr,
h J. 4. SANK ana Mss t.uey
Nv Ia the ,fest,,.,ka.