The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-12
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~AroNA. Dec lift II were not for
Ssnv different clubs existing In Ia
-. shefe would be danger at times OF
~. -ceial life sinking into state OF IN
s. ~~s Aesuetude to Use an old. time
-. rh,ase. They suffice to keep the
- ,e;Iiue. II only slightly. and serve TO
- thcee who are in them In touch
~ - another. The weather could not
ses-,.eh worse and certainly could not
80, which rather discouraees ones
-ss,scns IA the way OF entertaining II
~ cresenf exodus OF people from so
s....s circles continues, there VIII be lit
Il. 800 for an Improvement. The people
a sssixtux forward TO the club tourna-
y. a, Christmas day, when tie Ba1four
1 medal viii be played for for the FIRST
~ by the men and handsome prizes
IN = put up for the ladies. large
- NH Be given on New Years eve.
1ss.h MI be something to anticipate.
- sons recital to be given At the Ia
- hotel Monday evening under the
s. s....s~es az tho Ladies' Musical Club by
-. VIVA whitney .. hite will be an
~ az interest to all music lovers.
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80 r r. ISehmau's tea on Friday aft
-. from 4 to 6 stands out conspicu-
s.s,v a the largest and most elaborate
~tsytainment OF the week. Ii was OF the
s..n,e 81 4 farewell. as Mrs. Lehman
ksee Tacoma soon for the winter. Chry-
s.rthemums, Ivy, ferns and palms used
decorating. made the house extremely
sseusffuI. and an orchestra playing all the
se,srnoon added greatly to me pleasure of
=. accasion. Receiving with Mrs. Leh-
- we're Mrs. Galusha Parsons and Mrs.
r FITCH. Mrs. K. +. Jacobs and Mrs.
a Ellis assisted In entertaining the
s,rsts. In the library Miss Julia Wolber.
ssrved e9g nogg and the young ladies as
resin1 were: Miss Bennett Miss Dakin,
~ Frances Wolbert. Miss Mabel Ker-
~, Miss Bowen and Miss Thomas.
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Nrs. Frederick Watson gave an informal
~ very charming tea on Thursday after
saon for her guest. Mrs Rackerman, OF
aston. The tea table was exquisitely set
ana decorated with yellow and white
ahrysanthemums Mrs. Henry Il. Cald-
N and Mrs. Alfred w. Martin served
- and Ices Invited TO meet Mrs. Rack
auan were: Mrs. G. L. Holmes. Mrs. p.
y. Caesar. Mrs. q. b. blanchard. Mrs. c.
Parsons Mrs. g. Browne. Mrs. ].
oowiea, Mrs. A. ". Fitch, Mrs. ]. NJ.
KEN Nf5 ]. Fl. Scott, Mrs. II. Giese,
Nh ]. G. Dornin. Mrs. Rascoyitch, Mrs.
i r. Manning, Mrs. J. NJ. Miller and Miss
Tiich.
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The concert Of thu Ladies' Musical Club
"a Tuesday afternoon in the parlor OF the
fsccma hotel was the best and pleasant
ct given this season. Especially enjoy
shk was the playing for the first time
befcre the club Of the banjo club COM
posed Of Mrs. Pfckerill, Miss Cover, Miss
naniey and Miss Munsor. After the con-
en- the social side Of the club was en-
foved 0ver a cifn NJ tea
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Nrk Irving Halstead was the hostess
9hursday ct the second meeting Of the
Luncheon Club. 1t was q particularly
vfttty luncheon, the decorations and color
Dchsme throughout the luncheon being In
blue and white. and the Delft design. The
guest cards. In Delft designs, were done
b 0rA Hslstead. and tha luncheon was
seTsd et mail $ete-a-rste tables.
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hrh Hefbert Winslow. wife Of Lieut.
commAnder Winsiow. U. s. N. and son Of
the late Admiral John Winslow, has been
Waiting with her mother. Mrs. Lafayette
Haynard Tor the past ten days. Mrs Win
taow left to join Mr.. Winslow In San Fran
DISCO. and from there will 60 to Boston
+ spend the winter.
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Nfa C. H. Marble gave q very pleasant
Title dinner on Wednesday night Those
Essmt were Miss Forsyth. Miss Mary
losUth. Miss Kershaw. Mr.. c. J. Kerr
NAV, r.. and Mr.. Morton RamsdeiL
N dnch party at the Tacoma hotel for
e eeusdt Of the Children's Home last
sa.sdy was In avery way . successful
snn The prizes were won by Mrs. e.
= ssHer and Mrs. c. III. Schultz.
N H. Cranston Potter and children.
19 nave been staying with Mr.. and Mrs
Aeuhaw since their return from
csslepe VII 60 into their own homo on
su ssenus On Saturday.
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IN ]. =. Odds and MIRA r. A. Olds
ss .sained few friends Thursday. The
1noon was very pleasantly spent do
sanstmas work. and dainty refresh
asau we're served.
~. ~ Margaret Cories. Miss Daisy Far
.say MISS Johanna Brown and Miss Ger
sas hoif have recently become members
s y .ae Young Ladies' Friday Afternoon
AZ. 9: c. Wagner. Mrs. l.. B. Lock
go 90 Mrs. e. G. Gr!ggs. Col. c. w.
- ~ ahc MIR. f. G. Griggs formed a
EsAs wednesday
~. ana drs. +. V. Caesar had Miss
iayior. MIR. George Browne. 1r..
- Little and MI. w A. Ball as their
s" ~ the theater Wednesday night.
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bennett, Miss Cover, Mr. F. Tsy-
-. . Bridges and Mr.. F. J. Church
Aiss styne's guests at a rarehlt sup
- ene evening this week.
ps aae engagement is announced OF Mr..
~ a5 hershaw. son ~ MIR. g. ]. Ker-
w. w.. % ms city, and Miss Mabel McGn-
vi o. Walla Walla.
W. Va oaxar 70 be held at the residence of
~. n Crsnston Potter will be week
,sa..a ay instead Of Wednesday, as pre-
'"ss's announced.
p... Marshall and Miss Marshall OF
fss,saa' who are spending the winter In
hs sa nave gone 10 Port Townsend
M ~ and Mrs. Samuel Co,,ver N.sa
49, and Mr.. lockwood W, Hosner
SCI -asa with Gen. and Mrs. L. r. Yradlex
soay evening.
e. charlotte Whailey will return Sun
Re- aer home IN Portland after visit
pss, az set AIRS. Il. ;. Huson. fer the