The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-25

issued Monday by the executive commits
tee. which Includes In addition TO a NUM-
Der OF society people from Tacoma and
Port Orchard. the officers 81 the battle
ship OREGON. TIE patrons and pasronesses
% The AFFAIR viii be ms follows. Mr.. and
Mrs, Frederick ]. Van Wagcners. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph SeBdle. Mr.. and Mrs. F1aviua
5. Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred T. Fischer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton J. Burns aud Mr..
and Mrs- Fred :. Sfirnson- The floor and
reception committee will consist Of; AFR.
Scott Calhoun. Mr.. Norman : Pierce IT.,
Mr.. Frct T. Baxter. Mr.. James Sheaf>
Mr.. J. Fred DufTy. Mr.. Paul Holhroek ana
Mr.. Q. w. Crockett.
The Washington Capital Of March :
says: One OF the most musical spots in
Washington - Senator Wilson'S apart
ment IN the Cairo. Mrs. Wilson is an ac-
conplished musician. she ringS well and
plays well ard has = faculty OF drawing
other musicians about her. Quite fire.
Quently an invitation Is given by her
neighhors to their friends TO come up to-
night and hear the music" And she has
audiences many times enjoying her In
formal musicalss that she knows nothing
about"
Naval Cadets IT. n. earns. y. J, Rahy.
NJ. J. Mccormack. =. &. Morton. ~. III.
-
Harris tanning arrived i'm thu city Friday
afternoon from the Oregon and left yes.
terday morning by the Canadian racitio
en- route 10 Annapolis. where. on May 10.
they will take their final examination.
Assistant Engineer Frank Lyon aecom-
panied them 10 the city, returning 10 the
ship yesterday.
Mrs. y. c. tombstone and her sister.
Miss Amelia Gardner Corey, left Friday
for Emporia. Kan. The remaining mens
hers OF the Corey family will probably fol-
low in three or four weeks. Their departs
ure viii he deeply regretted. as the Corey
home has been one Of the most hospitahls
and delightfil in the city. and each menu
her of the household has been favorlts
In society.
In response 70 the many requests FROM
friends 10 be allowed the privilege 81 att
tending some Of the Saturday afternoon
concerts of the Ladies' Musical Club the
advisory board has decided 20 accord to
each member the privilege Of inviting two
guests go the next concert, Saturday.
May /. at $50 O'Clock. in the club room.
So Occidental building. James street.
The opening ball OF the post-Lenten seas
son by the Queen Anne Club Wednesday
evening was a success IN every way. The
music was splendid. the floor nne and the
crowd jolly. Many OF the ladies were re-
spendent In new and fetching gowns.
Mrs. Charles Stimson entertained the
French Club last Monday afternoon. A.
though the weather was stormy and dis
agreeable the members were all present.
and all were well repaid. for delightful
time was enjoyed by ALL
Among the visitors 10 the battieship Or
egon last week were Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Bausman. Miss Ethel Semple. Miss Belle
Holmes and Miss Judith Hughes.
The Tuesday Evening Card Club met
last week with Mr. and Mrs. l.. r. smith,
The prizes were won by Mrs. Charles
Watson and e. w Price.
Miss Collins. Miss Mcknight. Miss
Morgan. Miss Hughes. f. w. Herald and
Linn Relic attcndedsa german at Tacoma
Tuesday evening.
Miss Bennett. Of Tacoma. was cntertain-
ed by Miss Morgan last week. and Mise
Hoover, OF Spokane. ny Miss McNaught
Among the passengers to Japan on the
Tenshin Maru this morning will he Harry
r. Meserve tho ~ell-known society man.
Miss Margaret Cardin visited Tacoma
last week TO attend the cotillion on Tuess
day. Sha returned Thursday.
The Nasika Club will give launch
party on Lake Washington next Saturday
evening.
Mrs A j. Fssken entertained the Tues,
day Afternoon Card Club last week i.