The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-16

commemorative more beautiful view of
Christianity: the view of an earnest stu
dent of science and Christian clergyman.
| Those who failed 10 hear DIR. Garrett on
| Thursday hope that he will accede 10 the
wishes of the club and permit his address
10 be published. The music furnished by
| Mrs. whittiessy. Miss Alice True and Miss
| Clara Hin was Of the highest order. Mrs.
| WhittleSey sang Love Is Spring" re-
spending 10 an encore. Never has she
| sung more charmingiy or 20 a more APP
precfsiiye audience. Miss TrHeS selection.
AS the Dawn" by Canton. was rendered
| with spirit and beauty. Miss Hin PLAYED
exquisitely. with wonderful refinement OF
| touch and expression. three short selec-
| tions. ''Mnnetta'' Mosxkowski: III I
Were Bird" Hensett; "canzonetta."
| Jensen.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. F. d. Schuy-
! Ter entertained the members OF the Cos
xflopoiifan Club at her home. 62l Seven
| tenth avenue. at cards Cinch was played.
Mrs. w. d. Perkins was awarded the
prize. Mrs. Schuylers guests included /.
Mrs. Perkins. Mrs. f.. r. Blaine, Mrs. Har-
wood Morgan, Mrs. Fred Wood. Mrs. Sam
uel Crawford Mrs. E. r. Ainsworth. Mrs.
j. Albert jackson. Mrs Henry Thurman.
| Mrs. Flaviils Cole. Mrs. A r. Burwell
Mrs. Converse. Mrs. c. II. Burnside. Mrs.
w. l.. Benham, Mrs. J. A. Paine. Mrs.
| Paine. of Los Angeles Mrs. A. w. HASTE.
Mrs. Emma f. Van Nance. Miss Relic and
! Miss Morgan
| The following topics are to be discussed
at the State Federation of women's Clubs
! TO be held in Olympia, June - and %;
| Club Obligation in Educational Matters. :"
| Child Study in the Home. Relation Be-
| tween Parents and Teachers in our Pub
| lie Schools. industrial Education in pub
Z
| Club Work. Club Influence In Municipal
| Affairs "womans Attitude Toward the
| Public Press. Reciprocity in State Fed
| GRAFTON Work and True Democracy
| Among Club Women
| The arrival in Seattle last week of Judge
| and Mrs. J. n. Lewis was greeted with
| delight by their many friends here. Sew
| eral entertainments are being planned for
| Mrs. Lewis. The first will be given
| Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Charles E.
| Patterson at her home on Columbia street
! near Bcren avenue. The second. an after
noon reception by Mrs. s. l.. Crawford.
| will probably take place a week from
! Tuesday at the Crawford home. lila Mar
| ion street.
| On Tuesday evening number OF friends
/ assembled at the residence of Mr.. and
] Mrs. J. w. Pratt. on Drexei avenue. TO
celebrate the birthday OF Miss Pratt
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Preston. Mr.. and Mrs. George
! Kirk, Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Basse Mr.. and
Mrs. A. K. Fisken, Miss Beach Miss Anna
| Beach, Miss Bessie Beach, Mr.. Julius Au-
| gustine and Mr.. Webster Brown. The
| young lady received many pretty presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Power. Mr.. and
| Mrs E. w. Andrews. Miss Hanford. Miss
| Elaine Hanford, Miss Furth. Miss
| Sidonia Furth. Miss Turner. Miss
| Virginia Scurry, Miss Virginia West
| ling. Mr.. Walker Mr.. Struve.
Mr.. Haynes Mr. r. Pelly. Mr.. Walter
| Henry. Mr.. Collins and Mr. Preston made
| UP bicycle party that enjoyed a long
| ride over the new South path Friday
evening.
| Mr.. II. c. Henry will return from his
Eastern trip next week. Soon after his
| return Mrs. Henry will depart for the
East. Their sons Mr.. Langdon Henry
and Mr.. Paul Henry. who are attending
school at Lawrenceville. New Jersey. Will
not come home during the summer. but
| will spend their vacation in making an
extended bicycle trip through the beauti-
| full country of the New England states.
| The Reinecke Club. one of the best
hitVNH sHbSlSdi pfEdIiL8tlOfs Di the CITY.
| has issued invitations for concert and
| dance, TO be given at Prosch's hall next
Tuesday evening. The programme TO he
| rendered will be one of the finest from a
| musical standpoint ever rendered in this
| city. and the evening will be filled with
| delightful entertainment for those who
win be the clubs guests.
Miss Rcadman entertained the Be-
hssrfa ne an ri los In NJ Hx.>tv
| Webster. one Of their number. lately re-
| turned from Paris. The guests included :
| Mrs. J. G.. Haines. Mrs. Morgan Carkeek
| Mrs. George Lyon and Mrs. James Read
| man.
| Mrs. George Lyon entertained the Bo-
| hemians Wednesday afternoon at her
| residence on Queen Anne.
| Mr. and Mrs f. A. Wing entertained a
| number Of young people at dinner last
| Tuesday evening in honor OF the twentieth
| birthday or their son. John Wing. The
| party included. Mr.. George r. Adams,
| Mr.. Edward n. Geary Mr.. Lee II. Nc
| cloy. Mr.. Coll Murray. Mr.. Harold Post.
! Mr.. Louis cragin. Mr.. Clayton Crawford
| and Mr.. Charles Terry Scurry.
| Mrs. III. Clay Eversole entertained the
/ French Club last Monday afternoon az her
! home on Marion street. A part OF the
| time was spent in discussing Victor Hugo
and hts works. The club. as usual. was
l conducted by Prof. Constant. The next
meeting viii be tomorrow az the home OF
| Mrs. George r. Gund, Seneca street and
| Fourteenth avenue.
One Of the largest bicycle parties that
ever made the trip from Tacoma 20 Oiyrn-
/ psa and return will leave Tacoma next
| Saturday rnorTsng. go 20 Olympia. enjoy
l dance and supper at the Olympia hotel
/ and return 10 Tacoma Sunday. The party
4 VIII include about thirty Of the well known
| members OF the young society sets OF Sc
| atsle and Tacoma.
Miss SempIe and Miss Ethel Semple en-
| tertained the following weIl-known young
! people at their home on Queen Anne hill
! Thursday evening: Miss Phillips. Miss
! McEwan. Miss wsldron. Mr.. Turner and
/ Mr.. Sturdevant. Of the United States reve-
nue. cutter Perry Mr.. Brinker Mr.. rngils.
Mr.. Baxter and Mr.. Howard Vanderbilt.
/ Of Tacoma.
Lieut.. Harry Sullivan. formerly % the
| Puget sound naval station left for Wast1-
/ ington City last Monday evening lie ex-
| poets 70 josn the United States squadron
in the Mediterranean during the next few
months.
The Furths will go 20 their home. known
M Barua bee. across Lake Washington,
about June l.
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