The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-21


! - socizl world this week. During the
I.- rsrt every one was busy getting
80 Tar and anticipating the latter part.
! ~. .rouId bring the Mother Goose fair
L 81 g. soff tournament. The weather has
- - very bad as TO excite comment
- the mos, indifferent, and has been a
/. 49, a considerable importance 10 all
3 - ~olsers. but no one In their widest
srsssrinrs ever thought II would snow.
-. - the elements have decreed IL, and
n -hn have been devoting themselves
/ - s. much assiduity 70 getting into form
~ hafferiy disappointed, and IL is safe to
d. shere Il weeping and wa!ling and
/ -. .s,snr N teeth" today in Tacoma OF
- the game can be played. even
ss..s-h snow * on the ground. when the
ss.ssssd adnerents to the game use GRIM
6 -. 5000 balls, but such possibility was
a. .siculated upon In Tacoma. IL Is too
& - - IN Il was thought this would be the
{ -. s,,ceesssaI open tournament ever held
- and great preparations had been
~. ouite a number Of players from the
8 ~ n Portland. Seattle and Victoria
go come for the tournament, so the dis
s ss..ssanfment IL widely felt. However, to-
..s,rov may bring an Improvement so that
- lays programme can be carried OUT.
-. cIub will serve luncheon both today
- sanorrow In the clubhouse.
Misty Chapter OF the brotherhood OF
I = andrew. assisted by Rev. and Mrs.
rsury Horace Ciapham. informally en-
S 1890 = number of young men friends
!. ~ trinity rectory last Monday even
= Ths evening programme was In
.ssym Of Mr. James II. Dege. the vice
1890 az the chapter. The Troubadour
r.rdoin Club. of Tacoma. composed OF
~ ALLOWING young men. Mr.. Linus 3.
anst,um. DIR. Clarence w. Chamberiin.
~ Claude Kelley and Mr.. Leader. en-
s.stained the young men with music and
..s~s and Col. Charles Z. Claypool. Mr..
r~srrs O. Williamson. Mr.. +. Stacy Whit
sssv and Rev. Mr.. Chaplain with some
tsiiv stories and anecdotes. Mrs. Clap
Ian served light refreshments during the
sy,nirx. and the social proved to be
sn1st entertaining one. The monthly So
@eiaI features OF the brotherhood are prov
la 81 much benefit TO the chapter in get
,nx new members. Present were: Col.
charies =. claypool. Mr, Phoenix Bah
saeI. Mr.. George g. Williamson. Mr..
frank Allyn. jr.. Mr.. James III. Dege. Mr..
cirde 3. Ciancey, Mr.. Clifford Babcock.
M. Everett Babcock. Mr.. John Tillin.
n. Mariner. Mr.. Robert Algeo. Mr.. John
Alsro. Mr.. Guy A. Cowley. DIR. Clarence
~ Chamb srlir, Mr.. Linus s. AIistrum,
NJ. Alfred Payne Mr.. Francis l. Mat
,.ariy. Mr. Claude Kelley. Mr.. f. Stacy
Whitney, Rev. and Mrs Henry Horace
capham.
Miss pakin war the hostess Wednesday
ii the first meeting of the Luncheon Club
The table was exquisitely decorated In red
and white. The guest cards were red. with
the name written in gold The club will
meet every three weeks during the winter.
and The luncheons will be prepared by the
members. each member contributing a
course or some part of the menu. The
members are Mrs j. NJ. Miller, jr.. Mrs.
/ Halstead. Miss Holbrook. Miss Paddock,
Miss Kershaw, Miss Dakin. Miss Frances
Woibsft Miss ingersoii. The next meet
ing viii be with Mrs. Irving Halstead.
Among the players from out OF town
that are expected for the golf tournament
today and tomorrow are: Mrs. Stevens,
the Misses Flanders. Miss Russell. Miss
King. Mr. Blythe Mr.. Miller. Mr.. King,
NJ Ainsworth. Mr.. Burns and Mr.. Bowies,
from Portland. From Seattle Miss Riley.
Nj. Ellis. Mr.. ellison, Mr.. Chaplin. Mr..
s:roat and Capt. Taylor.
Mrs George Heilaf gave very pretty
Tea on Wednesday from TO 8. Beautiful
red and white chrysanthemums were used
b decorating. Mrs. Jchn Scott served cof-
fee Mrs. Ralph Metcalf ices and Mrs. C..
A. Snowden lemonade. The young ladies
assisting were Miss Wolbert, Miss Shultz
and Miss Durgin.
Dr. Grant s. Hicks very pleasantly en-
ssrtainea a few friends In his apartments
Monday night. Some very good songs were
shen by the pickaninny trio and de-
htiatis supper was served. Those present
we're Mr. and Mrs. f. $. Hall Mrs. Frus-
uas, Miss Cover Mr. $. C. Bridges and
nr Archie Hicks.
Mrs. Edwin S. Hall gave very pleas
s1' afternoon card party last Saturday for
lfr guest. Mrs. Freestone Of Chicago.
Iaefe were six tables of progressive cinch.
the prises were won by Mrs. FreeStone.
MIS- g. s. Foster and Mrs III. Il. Dewey.
Mss Bertha Potter the little daughter
q Mrs. II. {. Potter, VIII take the part
q Curly Locks al the Mother Goose fair.
ne part was formerly assigned 10 Miss
NUN Anderson, hui had To be given up on
account of her severe Illness.
MISS Ella Grosscup. who has been spend
ng The summer and fall In Tacoma leaves
reAt week for her home In Cleveland Ohio
a'Fs q 8 Grosscup VIII ga East with Miss
Grosscnp.
Ar. aid Mrs ph.hp TilInghast enter
ssliea NJ aad Mrs Foulhes. Of phiiadei-
sass, al Mr. and M~s. Longstreth a,
'e's pretty dinner one night last week.
me fsevn.a chapter OF the Daughters o.
- kevo.utau held It's montnly meeting
an Mr., II. NJ. Thomas. on North street.
aaarsdav evening.
ar II. r. ca.lw.ll and Mr.. Peyten
.sfke ieiu. led fran Whidh, island Tua.
With l5a ducks as result of few
says' shooting
ne Aloha Club met last Monday after
@eh With Mr.. Nelson Bennett The pa
sasnor.
NJ. ana Mrs. W. T., Hacker were the
49, u Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Vanderbilt
sssasny.
"a .as Sans SouCi Card Club meets today
~ .a MS. Frank Allyn. Hiss Mary For
Ne vas ,he guest Of this cluh last week.
.ae Shake. peare Club did not hold It's
euag this week ou account OF the Sc
80 Illness q Mrs. y. b, Bull.
ms Belle Ainsworih. Mr.. J. {. Aims