The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-01
Tacoma Society Chat.

Mr.. r. V. Anderson left for New York
on Tuesday on a business trip.
Mrs. Charles Reichenbach, OF Seattle. IL
guest OF Mrs Lieb. OF this city.
Mrs. J. Il. Durbin. Of Whatconl. is spend
Ing few days with relatives in this city.
Mrs. James Owens entertained at de-
lghtful tea on Thursday afternoon some
OF her intimate friends.
Rev. and Mrs. A. w. Martin. with Miss
rockingham, are occupants of the
Thompson cottage at Gravelly lake.
Mrs. +. A. Odds will leave Tacoma
on Wednesday for a three months visit
With her daughter, Mrs. Curtis, Of st.
Paul
Mrs. John Thomas and family have re-
turned 70 their home on South I street.
after summer in their cottage at Ameri-
can lake.
Mrs. !. G StaIlcup and Mrs Katherine
Thomas have returned TO town from
Roche Harbor. where they have passed
the last two months.
Mrs. Claude NJ Seeley goes East on Sep
tember Is to be absent through the win
ter. passing most OF the time In Chicago.
where she will revive her musical studies.
Cards are out for an afternoon party to
be given on Monday afternoon by Mrs.
l.. G. Gear and Mrs. Donald Mcdonald.
at the residence of the latter on South
street.
Mrs. G. ". Griggs was the hostess at
dinner on Tuesday evening, TO which were
invited Mr.. and AIRS. Percy ID. Norton.
Mrs. Charles Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Grosscup have issued in
vitations for ball TO be given on Tuesday
night. September g., at their handsome
home. ia honor of Judge and Mrs. Peter
Grosscup and daughter. of Chicago.
Mrs. George White gave small dinner
on Friday evening. at which her guests
were Miss Kershaw, Miss Mabel Kershaw.
Mr.. George Brown. lr.. Mr.. Jack Brown
and her sister. Miss Blanche Mcdonald.
Mrs g n. Armstrong. of Marion. Ind.
a sister of Mrs. +. G. Gear. has arrived in
Tacoma 10 spend the winter. About the
fst OF September the ladies Will set up
housekeeping at 3l4 North Yakima ave-
nue..
Mr. and Mrs. William V. Burrill and
Miss Rowe will 70 TO Olympia on their
favorite run or the bicycilsts and will he
yet more popular when rain has laid the
dust on the road.
Miss Luce, of Cleveland. O., who is Wis
fling here sister, Mrs. e.. G. Hunt, having
returned from her Alaskan trip. enter
tanned on Friday evening some OF her
companions du voyage. The evening was
most pleasurable one.
Miss Mildred Todd gave a charming
party on Saturday evening for a number
OF her young friends which was greatly
enjoyed by the children who attended.
Miss Mildred made n sweet little hostess
and Is a great favorite with her friends.
Friends OF Mr.. Elmer Hayden, son Of
Mr.. .. n. Hayden. the banker. have re-
ceived the announcement OF his marriage
on August u. at Benton Harbor. Mich, 70
Miss Name ~. Cadv. OF that city. They
VIII be at home in Tacoma after Septem-
Der IS.
Mr.. Philip Tillinghast has rented the
ladies' tennis courts and Will during the
coming week offer for contest the ladies'
bicycle which was so kindly given by Mr..
Rem +. Cable on his recent visit in this
city. The tournament viii he held on
Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. A. G.. Foster returns TO her home
in ST. Paul Tuesday. Her son Charles
VIII accompany her going on to Beloit.
Wis. whore he win enter school. OF the
same party Will he Miss Gallup. returning
20 her home In 81 Paul and Miss Mabel
Kershaw who will proceed 10 Georgetown
convent 20 resume her studies.
/ The Ladies' Musical Club opens the sea
son by giving a complimentary concert at
4 Chckering hall on tho afternoon OF Tues
/ dav. September z. II IL looked forward 10
with considerable interest. as well soma
! rardonabie curiosity. as tho personnel OF
/ the club Is much altered this year by an
almost complete change OF officers
! Mrs s. = Sears had small ''at home
OIL Wednesday. 20 which few lady
/ friends were asked 20 bring their needle
work. Tea ami other deiicacies were
! served Rt o'clock Those present include
/ Mrs John :. Scott. Mrs T. II. Stiles, Mrs.
/ +. Y. Benham. Mrs T.. r. DurCin. Mrs.
/ Joseph McCahe, Mrs. James owens and
| Mrs. l.. L. Gault.