The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-28

time mas beer enjoyed. and Lent ass been
well not entirely forgosSea. There have
beer clubs and clubs. ard the especlal
event vas the Hrss open meeting Of the
federated clubs Of the city, where al were
entertained - the Aloha and Ladies. Nus
teal clubs a. Masonic hall Asour - Ia
dies were present. representing the Aioha,
NsslSs, Cosmopolitan. Musscal. Snake
speare. s. Cecilia and kindergarten CUBS
Of this city. and the Century Club. tae
womAn's Nineteenth Century Club and the
r 3 .. Cub OF Seattle. The guests were
very graclo4siy welcomed b Mrs. Claude
Eeeley. the president OF the Ladies Aasi-
ca Club. which "a the eldest club IN the
c1EF a1fd The nTsg 70 fsCega4s i s tra&u%ta
Parsons also spoke q few words % wei
come as q preface 20 her paper, The Old
woman which opened The programme
Mrs. A. ". Martin presented the opposite
side Of the question. the New woman,
and Mrs. A. ". II. Raynor gave very
bright and Interesting paper on household
language showing the need OF care In the
choice OF daily expressions. Mrs. a n
Fitch read a very abe paper on art and
the Ladies' Musical Club furnished sew
eral VERY delightful musical numbers.
which were heartily enjoyed. After the
programme. Hsht Refreshments were
served by the social committees OF the
clubs entertaining. Tire decorations we're
quite Ella BoFAfe. being tasteful e0uniH4-
tions Of the club coiors. blue and white,
and valet ard god. The officers and So
cisl committees formed reception com
r1ittee 70 meet and Introduce the guests.
and the general expression was a thorough
" delightful afternoon.
The friends and promoters Of the Ferry
Art Museum have been more than grail
fed 81 the increase OF interest in the
museum during the month. Additions
are being made constantly In the form OF
loans and donations. and the cases are
filling up with curlos and valuable art
works. A lot OF new casts OF rare old
architectural marbles are being put In
place, and their richiy ernbelished capt
tails form q valuable addition for the
student. The old leather trunk which Mrs
Cushing Eells. the wife % the venerable
Missionary Eeils. rode 10 this country on.
strapped across her horse, IS a recent ac-
QUESTION. New coins and medals are now
IN place. one brass seal OF the Roman
Empire bearing the double eagles. being
especially Interesting. During the month
more than 100 persons have registered az
the museum. and II f. becoming common
for school children 70 make weekly visits
and study the various works OF art
eagerly II Is now expected to give an
Art Loan" exhibition very soon. when
a speciality viii be made OF war relics.
and n complete collection or articles con-
nected with the rebellion is particularly
desired. Col. Ferry. who is In the city
IS giving much time and energy TO the
development OF this very Iaudable and
valuable institution. which would be a
credit 20 any city, and the public Is be-
ginning 10 realize what treasures they
possess.
On Friday and Saturday evenings April
2 and ,. the ladies' OF the First Free church
will have the -Four Corners of the Earth
on exhibition In the Gross building with
all the attractions OF each combined. Mrs.
Samuel Co.lyer Is chairman OF the general
committee and In the Northern booth Will
be served a genuine New England supper,
under the direction Of Mrs. @. E. wadlin.
Mrs. =. NarFa rlane viii have charge OF
the South booth, where pretty Spanish
girls and band OF genuine darkey sing
ers will form the attractions. In the East
which will be distinctly Oriental IN cos
tune and decoration. Mrs. W. Alexander
viii sell homemade candy. Mrs. j. r.
Temple Is chairman OF the West booth.
where a picturesque tepee with young In
dian girls viii typify the land OF the setting
sun. After the supper a programme OF
various drills wtli be given. including a
national flag drill by 10 Young ladies': A
German finger play by the young ladies OF
the Kindergarten Clubs fencing bout be-
tween two accomplished members Of the
| Tacoma Athletic Club: good ght" driu
by six kindergarten girls besides music
by the banjo club. the evenings to close
WITH dancing TO Miss Galllher's Irresistible
music.
Mrs. Claude VI. seeley gave very pleas
snt cinch party last Saturday IN honor
/ OF Mrs. Harrison @. Foster who leaves
soon for VISIT 10 her old home In Lexins-
ton. KY. The house vas tastefully decor
/ ated IN ivy and carnations. with superb
/ bowl or roses the first of the season.
4 Mrs Walter Cakes captured the first
/ prize. Mrs. George s Brown the second.
/ and Mrs Frank Allyn the consolation
! Tire invited guests were; Mrs. Frank
Allyn. Mrs Alter. Mrs. Waiter Cakes Mrs
/ George Browne. Mrs George 3. Brown
! Mrs @ g. Wagner Mrs W @. pearce
/ Mrs Melbourne Bailey. Mrs p V. Caesar
/ Mrs. Harrison G. Foster. Mrs F. " Wat
/ son Mrs " ". Evans Mra J NJ WIN
I slow Mrs Nelson Bennett Mrs A. NJ
! Baker Nrs. Galusha Parsons Mrs. l.. z
/ Manning Mrs. c. IL HYDE Mrs William
/ Bieiow. Mrs Otis spraEue. Mrs. A ..
: Tousey. Hrs. Everett GFisgs Mrs Aadi.
I son =. Foster. Mrs. Harry Caldwell. Miss
Elliott. Miss Bass. Miss Grlgss and Miss
/ Little.
Ths regular concert or TIE Ladies'
Musical Club Tuesday wasfargely attend.
/ "a ard tNs oroEra wu1e one ~ great merit
j .An especially delightful feature was The
! cautata. LADY of sha'lot" given by the
I chorus - twenty-sive ladies. directed BY
I NJ y n joy The clu0 has gained much
+ during the past yssr N the quality o. its
/ vocal concerted work which g. now
/ worthy ~ especial note Within the newt
( two or fhree weeks re musical club ~ill
/ give an evening concert for the benefit q
/ the ChHGren's Home. the proEra mno -
/ ~ made 20 from among ire choire nura-
/ hsrs already given Before ERE Climb during
! the year IL viii he held in Masonic sail
/ ans Vii Pc enc - the principal events 81
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/ cut 20 cerreyt. ard for an object SO dear
+ 20 al hearts as IS TIRE home
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