The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-25
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preffIiy arranged: its table presented
every accessory 20 German ka~ee. served
oy the following young ladies. dressed as
German peasant girls: Miss o Brser. Mss
Farrelly. Miss P1rfaton ard Miss Cooper
The boDfson table n the parior. presided
over b. Mrs. Eldre1 Tucker. was made ex-
eeediEgiy attractive by its artistic ar
rzngerrent In this room was also dis
played little German baby doll. exauss-
ifeiy dressed. that could smile. cry and
talk This was raYIed. and netfe.1 quite q
sum The guests were entertained By q
beautiful selection OF vocal gems. VIE
ssnli~d," rendered by Mrs George wax-
ners -serensce.' srtisrfcaify sung by Mr.
G. O. Bates. and Open Thy Lattice by
Mr. ~. John The proceeds of this social.
the pretiisst OF the season. far exceeded
the most sanguins expectations.
The Shakespeare Club passed delight
fal morning az Mrs. L. r Manning's last
Wednesday. and enjoyed an interesting
talk OF '-Shaksspear.'' by Rev James
Chs1i The weekly meetings Of the club
are attended with the deepest interest
which haE never tagged a fact which
speaks wonders for the manner IN which
IL has been conducted BY Mrs. A. b. Bun.
who r. an enthusiastic student OF me
treat drsmatiSt- Al the close OF the lee
ture Mrs. Manning served hght refresh
ments. and the occasion was one OF social
SIS wsli as intellectual pleasure.
TIE concert Of the Ladies' Musical Club
last Tuesday was especially enjoyable
Miss Julia Bosworth opened the pro-
grsmrne with piano solo which was q
finished and artistic performances and was
warmly applaud@d. piano duet between
Mrs. Claude seeley and Mrs. BaIiou was
n -
sang 'EsmeraidA' In excellent style.
showing "A greater ease than she has yet
manifested. and delighfing tha audience
The double quartette OF ladies' gave the
old favo-ife. The Dragon Flies" capital
~. followed BY Mrs. Frank Allyn. whose
artistic solo work is always a treat. Mrs
Allyn vas in perfect voice. and received
an enthusiastic encore. which she ac-
kno~ledged by a graceful bow and smile
Mas Daisy Foster played the closing num-
Der brilliantly and received a hearty re-
call. The years work OF the club Will
close May 4. and the president announced
THAI each member will be privileged to
bring guest OF that day.
Mr. and Mrs Claude NJ. Seeley enter
tanned AZ dinner Wednesday evening Tor
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Linghsm. OF South
Africa. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs.
bingham. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison G. Fos-
ter Sir. r. g. Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs George IT. Stone enter
tanned very charmingly at whist last week
A novelty was the giving OF ported plants
for prizes. The first. an elegant earnation
in bloom. was won BY Mrs. W. c. Bards-
ley. Delicious refreshments were served
at the close OF the game.
Social Notes
Frank r. Allyn Is in Spokane on bust
ness trip.
Miss Hoover. of Spokane. Is the guest OF
Miss Bennett.
n. W. Convers. OF Cosmopoiis visited
the city last week.
Mrs. ]. T. steeb entertained Miss Nc
Naught last week.
Miss Collins. OF Seattle. was the guest OF
Miss Sprague last week
Miss Garden. OF Seattle. is visiting her
aunt Mrs. Frank Cardin.
Mrs A G. Tousey entertained the Even
Ing Whist Club last week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Foster left Friday
nlght for an Eastern trip
The Sans Souei Club met at Mrs. Nelson
Bennstts Friday afternoon.
Mrs F. w Snow leaves tomorrow for
Boston 10 spend the summer.
Miss Clark and Miss Morgan. of Seattle
visited Miss DuTgln during the Week
Prof. and Mrs Bingham entertained the
No Name Whist Club Friday evening.
April = has been fixed for the maria sc
Of Mr. ] II Vanderbilt and Miss Little.
Hugh {. wallace returned 70 California
FRIDAY. AIRS Wallace Is gaining slowly.
Mr.. Frederick A Brown and family have
taken a house In Steilscoom Tor the sum-
r1eF.
Mr. and Mrs. n. W Augustine. OF Seat
tie. are spending Sunday with relatives In
the city.
Mrs 4 8 GrosscHp entertained the Fri
say Afternoon Cfnch Club, and the Sstur-
cay Evening Cinch Club. very pleasantly
last week.
Ms i NJ Ashton has Issued cards for
an az Home" Tuesday from 70 s, IN
honor OF Mrs. F. r.. LinEhara- on Wei
re~dsy evening Mrs. Ashton will entertain
Al cfnch, for Miss Lingham-
AT the opening OF the new rooms Of ire
t-n-cserasive Society last "Wednesday Aft
erncon. Mrs 5 c. Slaughter, ne pres.
dent read a paper on our Woolen MIL
yrs george n. Hamlin gave the history
Of "ou- soda Water FACTORY ana Mrs:
n q stafnsn told OF our shoe Factory.
Tea WAS served by the ladies and soeiAi
hour enjoyed.