The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-14
A VALENTINE.


III sing We wee bit song4e.
ABBOTT NY brave lass. Jean:
She's the bra 5onniest lassie.
W. her sosr hairs goGlden sheen.
Ard her eyes ike heaven DId ever
Ye see my bonny Je2ns
SHE'S nse sac wise nor sac witty
As nnony q one I've seen.
She's shy as fswn by the locnside.
Eur she refgns. nv hearts true queen,
sy ain. little sweetheart, Jean
-Bernics E. Newell
TACOMA. Feb. s.-special.-The life %
a Tacoma club woman may be a Apply
one but 10 certainly can lay nc claim 70
being an easy one. Take this week Tor
fair sample Monday tire Aloha cub and
the art class; Monday evening, the Press
Club. tbs FIRST meeting % the rose carni-
val association and the festival chorus;
Tuesday. tne Ladies' Musical Club and
the NesIka Club: Tuesday evening, the
Music Hall Association; "Wednesday morn
fug. me ladies' chorus OF the musical club
rehearsal. Thursday. the League for Po-
IiticaI Education. meeting OF the trustees
OF the Ferry Museum. regular rehearsal
% the 81. Cecilia Club: Friday. the Kin
dergarten Club and the Cooperative So
clety. Then there are the guild meet
ings % the various churches. the Chill
dren's Home. the Shelte-fng Arms. the
Women. Christian Temperance Union.
the Women's Relief Corps. the z. o.
W. the X. Y. T.. the Cottiii0n Club. the
Wednesday whist. the Wednesday cinch.
the Friday cinch and the Sans Souci
cinch, the Wednesday evening married
peoples cinch, the Saturday evening
cineh, the duplicate whist. the Bowling
Club. the Coli Club, the Sixteen whist.
the Thursday Euchrs Club. the Dickens
Club, the Shakespeare Club and one ener-
getie woman Is even agitating the ques-
ton OF a Widows Cincn Club What IN
limited possibilities lie hidden In the sug-
gestionl However she has met with scant
encouragement Yet on top OF ell this
multitude % engu gements possible and
actually managed ny some ambitious
women. there are those who pant for
more rights. and would fair saddle upon
their already burdened sisters the duties
OF the ballot. with the accompanying
ward meetings. caucuses and no one
knows what more until there shall %
no more in existence the rapidly vanish
ing idea that q woman's first right, pleas
tire and duty. is the care OF her home, II
she has one.
Miss Hewitt and Miss Clara Hewitt
gave a very pleasant valentine party this
afternoon at their beautiful home on
North Fourth street Hearts was the
game. and the prizes were souvenirs of
the proper shape. All the decorations
were appropriate to the season, and the
same idea was carried out in the de-
licious refreshments served at the close
OF the game. The young women invited
were: Miss GrigEs, Miss Kershaw, Miss
Applegate, Miss Paddock, Miss Florence
Paddock, Miss Nicholson. Miss Church,
Miss BoaTaman Miss Norton. Miss Mac
Donald. Miss Hoihrook. Miss Ethel Hol-
brook Miss Vaughan. Miss Durgin, Miss
Nevius. Miss Curl. Miss Bowen. Miss
Sprague Miss wolbert. Miss Burnet. Miss
Holt. Miss Gertrude Holt. Miss Forbes.
Miss Barrett Miss Knoble, Miss Styne,
Miss Hellar. Mrs. w. G. Heliar. Mrs.
Blake, Mrs. Everett Griggs, Mrs. Geo.
c. Wagner. Mrs. ]. T. Steeb.
The regular concert OF the Ladies' Must
cal Club last Tuesday afternoon, was en-
joyed by large number Of women. Mrs
Harrison c. Foster appeared for the first
time In solo. and her rich. sympathetic
voice. with It's good range and fine carry
ing quality viii certainly be IN demand
when she has worn off the first nervous
ness OF public singing. The vocal quar-
tetts was an especially fine piece OF work
and was thoroughly enjoyed Mrs Joshua
Peirce played two selections with much
spirit and taste. and the work OF all the
performers received hearty applause. The
entire programme follows:
Fast the Night Is Falling .......... Smart
Miss Cummings Mrs. Collier. Mrs JOY.
Mrs W II opie. ''''''7 "a
40 san Tiiania" polonaise from "Mig-
no" Mrs. Vincent Browne Browne "0'na'
Mrs. Bates. Mrs. poster Mrs. Wag-
ner. Mrs Mechanics
(a) Song Without Words. .Mendelssoha
% 'ArabeSque." Op is .......... Schumann
Mrs. Joshua Peirce.
''As the Dawn" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Cantor
Mrs Harrison Foster.
advertisement" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Schubert
Miss Daisy Foster. Miss Davies. Miss
Saunders Mrs. Ashton
At the close Of the progra mme Geo. w
Plummer made n few remarks on the pro-
posed music hall. the shares for which
have been nearly all placed. and appealed
70 the club 10 interest themselves ia the
matter Of securing for the city n worthy
home for the musical organizations and
a splendid concert han. which the pro-
posed plan win do.
The Wednesday Evening Ciuch Club
was entertained by Mr. and Mrs J "
Anderson this week The members ~ the
club are: Mr. and Mrs. J. ". Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs stuart Rice Mr. and Mrs
Everett Grirgs. Mr.. and Mrs Alexander
Paluic. Mr and Mrs W. Y. Burrtll. AIr
and Ms =. = Frans3oh Mr.. and Mrs.
G. = Hurley. Afr end Mrs. Walter Oskes.
Mr. and Mrs c. u Miluken. Mrs. {. Il
Marble and Morton Ramsdeu
TIC first meeting OF the season Of ths
Rose Carnival Association vas held Mon