The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-14
Olympia Society.

Olympia. June 13-Special-Thc second
annual recital OF. the Girls Musical Club
was given Friday evening in the Olympic
hotel parlors. The young ladies had issued
invitations to their friends and the pariors
were well filled with the cream of Olym-
pia society. The club was represented by
these young ladies: Miss Helen Gordon,
Miss Chappell. Miss skillman. Miss Grace
Price. Miss Ida Chambers. Miss Imogene
Anders. Miss Eva wier. Miss Pearl Hall,
Miss Zoe Kincaid. Miss Flora Chambers,
Miss Nina Kaufman. The young girls
presented a truly witching picture In their
feecy light dresses and floating ribbons,
with natural flowers for ornamentsna and
the taste and execution with which the diff
ferent numbers were rendered was de-
Hight to the assembly OF friends and adj
mirers. Each young lady was presented
witt beautiful floral Offering as a testi-
monial Of the appreciation of the pleasure
they afforded The parlors had been pref
tily decorated with roses and tea vines
and at the close of the programme the fair
musicians were literally besieged with
compliments and congratulations.
Cards have been received announcing
the wedding of Mr.. c. /. Pritchard. of this
city. and Miss Jessie Bowen, at Lansing
Mich. Mr.. Pritchard holds a position in
the Office of the state commissioner of pub
ness and social circles. and the bride is a
niece of State Treasurer Bowen The
young couple will make their home in
Olympia and will be quite an addition to
Olympia society.
The laeies of the Baptist church gave a
novel entertainment In Unity auditorium
Tuesday evening. The ladies' named the
affair a gypsy encampment, and the en-
tire programme partook of gypsy char
acter. Mrs. Walter Kerby impersonated
the gypsy queen. and Mr.. Lawrence Nc
Bratney was leader of the gypsy band. A
pleasant literary and musical programme
was rendered, special and attractive feat
ures being the hoop drill by twelve young
ladies. and the gypsy wedding. with Miss
Aldana Giles as bride. The parlors were
richly decorated in bright colors, and re-
freshments were served by pretty girls
attired in gypsy costumes.
Miss O'Neili has returned from pleas
ant visit to Mrs. Mary A. Miller, of Sc
attic.
Mrs. j. Benson Starr is home from visit
to Tacoma.
Mr. A. Fl. Anderson, of the secretary of
states office. visited Seattle during the
week.
DIR. G. W. Ingham has returned from an
extended visit to California.
Gen. McMicken, Mr.. Il. F. Harmed. Mr.
G.. Harris, Mr.. Fl. ID. Cowles and Mr.. w.
l.. bigger were among the Olympia at
tendants on the Masonic Grand Lodge In
Seattle during the week.
Mrs. p. F. Johns and daughter. Miss
Ruth, spent the week visiting friends in
Seattle
Prof and Mrs. Brintnall have returned
from South Bend.
Mrs. Judge Scott and children left Tues
day for a months visit with Mrs. Scotts
parents at Fort Benton. Mont.
Mrs. Stuart. Mrs. Bettman. Mrs. CASTOR,
Mrs. Whitney, Mrs. Peterson and Mrs.
Reed went to Seattle Thursday morning
to attend the meeting of the Grand Chap
ter of the Eastern Star.
Mrs. Walter Mcdonald and daughter left
Thursday to join Mr.. Mcdonald In Spo-
kane. where they viii make their future
home.
Miss Ida Reese. OF Seattle. Is spending
the summer with her sister. Mrs. D. c.
Bates, OF Olympia.