The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-07
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.-.-,.<s % maxi. tn~rz pull through
r....~ 49, 70 sreshsn up thar ccn-
80. that ct sally Ia need % att@n-
- sster a season o. gayety. Ons Of
-.-,na'a yoaug women. who u usually
..-~a6 of more col0r than n becoming
=. hesr1 % say the ot1er day: Now.
-. !. snrusthlrg Ike TT II could have
~.s.tns every night % SO 20 I might
- A..~nt!y pala." hGt there are few 50
s..-~6 with superaDun6snt hsssith. and
-, strts took worn and weary after any
1870 sayetlss. The srsatsst interest
= .~snx felt IN the revival OF art. which
-,Esnx a decided stir In the city.
-. 10 every prospect that the long
-~sso,et Ferry Art Museum VIII soon
-. the attention IL deserves. and
-, x-sz A full sksfeh OF its founding
- examination viii be published. A
- ~ entertainments VIII be given dur
= ths spriug. and ;ns first will be q re-
--s,son 70 BE- held soon az the rooms.
- many valuable cases sent some time
= AZ CO... Ferry from Europe VIII be
.-ozn Cor the arzt time The museum Is
-, "a ehsrgs 81 Mr.. w. II. Gilstrap. and
- - opsn every day. A poster bali Is
'.S<ss % sor the springtiu1e. and II should
.-.~s a great saesss here. as II has IN
eshsr siiiss.
81. death OF Lucy II. wallace was "a
...xn1et1d a. Il was sad. Her Illness
~.s AZ very snort duration, and the many
<.wsfsa friends who have learned 10 es-
.~sr. ana Ioge her were knexpressiDiy
sss,rkes 20 learn OF It's serious nature. only
- Avs before the end. She was one
- seemed the very embodiment OF true
sospltality, courtesy and kindlinesss and
yoang and ola alike feel the deep Joss sas-
..spsd BIZ her b~reaved family and ex-
ssa. tbs most heartfelt sympathy 20 those
. whom she vas nearest and dearest.
Tl.a funaral services Tuesday afternoon
xsse fro-a tbs home OF Hugh c.
wallace. her youngest son. and
.arxs number or friends gath
.r.d 10 pay their last respects 20 one who
aad been universally loved. The floral Of
s.rings we're the most beautiful that could
= obtained a. this season. and were
s.aeed all about the casket. and strewn
soon the floor. vioisls and hsliotrope were
.sid within and A. the grave the brown
e.rth was thiclly strewn with evergreen
hoaghs, OF which she had always been
fond. Mrs. Hugh e. Wallace. who was
90 route 70 Washington. u. C. at the time
9, Der mothers death. returned immedi-
saly. rsacSing home wednesday.
TIE woman who attend Mrs. Rober.
Rassovich's art talks every Monday after
nooa have organized a club. Mrs. j. NJ
Ashton president. Airs. A. T. Prlchard.
sscsstary and treasurer. These talks are
snost Instructive and delightful. and are
wsa illustrated with photographs and
psiating& Thsre Is still room for
ons or two more members. Those
was besong arsg Mrs Frank {.
Sharpe. Mrs. A. r.. Bull. Mrs. J. NJ. Ash
tsn. Mrs. A 7. Prichard. Mrs. Howard
Joslyn. AIRS J. T. Steeb. Miss Sprague.
Mss Hayden. Mrs. J. II. Scott. Mira
Ralph Msloslfs. Misx Barrett.
The Shakespeare Club conducted by Mrs.
A. H. Bull was given a treat Wednesday
evening at the home OF Miss Kershaw.
When Prof. Wynn. OF Iowa state uniyer-
sy. gave them an informal talk on the
plays OF the great poet. Refreshments
ssrs ssrvsd and the invited guests felt
Deeply grateful 20 the club for an oppor-
unity OF hsaring 90 able an address.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
J. NJ. Wlnslow, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Keen.
NJ and Mrs. j. c. Drake. Prof. and Mrs.
wynn. Mrs. A. II, Bun. MIR. and Mrs. r.
G Hudson, Mr.. and Mrs Philip ii. Ker-
sasw. Air. and Mrs. W. A Worden. AR
and Mrs. a. NJ. lagsrsoll. Mr.. and Mrs. &.
b King. Mrs. Miller, Mrs. John Thomas,
Miss Miller. Miss Margaret Thomas. Mrs.
Near.s. Miss Church. Miss Paddock. the
Mts.a~ Fsrrlss Mas Fitch. Miss Crtxws.
Mss Manson. Mis- Bosse. Mlsa May
TAemas, the Misses Eolbrook. Mr.. Bull.
NF obertsuffeF Mr.. w. IL. Reed. Mr.. Hol-
brook. Or. Clinton Munson and others.
TbA bowling tournament which took
place Wednesday evening AT the Tacoma
a..s-lsS N'uo Nas suIOso1 - 10 men
. 80 O. 'ae opposing cams s, ann py ne IN.
y. - sPee'atoIs a. W.. MAss AsesAe
"a, as - captain OF ba- Nlhhii. uealn' neE
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NJ ard Mrs CLAUDE saeisv. DIR. and Mr..
afunson. ~. Misses F.rriss. Afiss sprsrue,
n Best AIR. Warner. Mr.. Tyler ana
s,Asrs.
A Jolly party % young people danced
M. Ms l. Hopkins beautiful new homo.
tas uirt Moor Nas huns with japanese
.-n'sTn' and made a delightful oAl room.
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