The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-11
SOCIETY AT TACOMA.
What the People Did to Make
Lent Pass Rapidly.
WILSON = wARoE ENGAGEMENT.
YsssesssI 81 the whist Ciab-Delight-
fal MnsicsI Conesrt-A Chsrmfsg
Tsa-Leutsp Chatter.

have taken TO whist and women 70 cinch.
Men play Whist for amusement; women
play cinch for charity This week cireh
nssted SIS: vhist yisIdsd eathusiasrn and
new members for the Tacoma Whist Club.
Perfect organization has been aimed as
among the whist players. and they nov
have the BEST club ever organized here. or
perhaps in the Northwest Before very
long the tennis clubs will hold its meeting
for the annual elections; the tennis rack
cts will have TO submit to their annual
busting, and before one Is aware OF the
fact summer with its riding, Its moonlight
rowing and oil the rest Of its opportunities
will actually be here. ''Is Ii well. says
some one, ITO keep our hearts up with
such aiiuring thoughts, when. once In q
while. We cannot help thinking OF
the many cold and perhaps rainy
days that perforcs must intervene between
this time and our summer pleasures
But there are doubtless some good times
coming IL all reports are true which VIII
aid materially In making the weeks pass
more rapidly. Some dances have been
spoken OF. 10 b given after Easter. and
these are bound to stir up considerable in
terest. especially among tho feminine por-
tion Of society. The Rev. Mr.. Martin will
deliver lecture in the near future for the
benefit of the Children's Home His
course Of lectures which he delivered on
the different religions OF the world will
long be remembered by those who at
tended, and they will b glad 10 again
have the opportunity Of hearing Mr.. Mar
Sin speak.
Taeoma's Great whist Club.
strong whist club has quietly grown
up at Tacoma within q few weeks, and
has tourney headquarters in the CONNER
ciai Club. Three Of the best players. Mr.
Phil III. Kershaw. Mr.. l.. w. Roys and
Mr.. III. W. Baker. are the COMMITTEES on
amu.sments, and the officers are: Presi-
dent. Mr.. r. ID. Nash: vice president. Mr..
r. s. Holt: secretary. Mr.. II. Il. Dewey:
treasurer. Mr.. Z. Jacobs. The board OF
directors Is composed Of the following:
Mr.. Harris A. Correli. Mr.. w. H. Pritch-
ard. Mr.. X. A. Hatherton. Mr.. w. Fraser.
Mr.. w. A Worden. Mr.. Frank ID. Nash.
Mr.. Arthur Remington, Mr.. F. III. ker-
shaw, Mr.. II. u. Dewey. Mr. w. w. Pow
oil. Mr. Frank l.. Davis. Mr. NJ. NJ.
Dodge. Mr.. Stephen Ryder, Mr.. b.
b. Gntteli, Mr. Beaii Foster,
Mr.. Holland w. Baker. Mr.. g. g. Brown
ell, Mr.. r. v. Benham. Mr.. Alex Reed.
Mr.. NJ w. Lawrence. Mr.. q. II. Purdon,
Mr.. George r. Stacey. Mr.. l.. w. Roys,
Mr.. William WEIGH. Mr.. James Garvey.
Mr.. II. r. Gillespie, Mr.. J. s. Whitehouse.
Mr.. Arthur NJ. Dean, Mr.. w. G. Heliar.
Mr.. Edward L. Parsons. Mr.. Frank l..
Hale. Mr.. Leroy Pratt. Mr.. A. Is. Wood,
Mr.. w. Fl. Bell. Mr.. c. Van Horne. Mr.. J..
A. Macke,lar, Mr.. J. Il. Seeley. Mr.. T. NJ.
Hunt. Mr.. X. :. Bingham, Mr.. T..
IL. York, Mr.. William A. lines, Mr..
q. L. Hampton. Mr.. Judson Apologize,
Mr.. NJ summerfisld. Mr. w. Il. Hacker.
Mr.. Thomas b. MaeLean, Mr.. Thomas
soutar. Mr.. Frederick A. Brown. Mr..
Stephen p. Sears. Mr.. George Lewis Cover.
Mr.. T. o. Abbott. Mr.. A. A. Barlow. Mr..
". r. Thomson, Mr.. Kay Smith, Mr.. W.
G. Sharpstein, Mr.. II. b. kershaw. Mr..
0rno Strong. Mr.. A. G. Brokaw. Mr.. Y. A.
Chase, Mr. George w. Delamater. Mr.. T..
r. Jacobs. Mr.. w. ii. Pritchard, Mr.. Ar
thur Rem,ng ton. Mr. Phillip kershsw.
Mr.. f. A. Hatherton, Mr.. T.. V. Benham,
Mr.. William Fraser. Mr.. W. w Powell.
Mr. w. A. Worden, Mr.. +. u. Nash. Mr.. ii.
3. Dewey. The list OF mem bcrs already in
ciudos nearly all of the best " hist players Of
tho city. aud Is as follows: Mr.. o. r..
Cosper. Mr.. l.. w. Wade. Mr.. John
N,ckeous, Mr.. w. .. Chapman, Mr.. c. :.
Tourteliot, Mr.. q. A. Gardner, Mr. L. 4
Holt, Mr.. Herbert s. Griggs, Mr.. L. G.
Kaufman. Mr.. G. J. Pugh, Mr.. 4. r.
Jseohs. Mr.. X. A. BeIlinger. Mr.. T. l.. Sin
clair. Mr.. h. Il. Potts, Mr.. Charles ".
kevt.iour