The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-12

vested with the privilege Of saying what
shall be played-cineh, euchre or hearts.
The game may he changed with each
hand /. the player to the left OF the
dealer so desires Other features were
introduced a; Mr.. and Nr. Smiths two
affairs 10 further their success. Thurs
day evening the guests included: Mr.. and
Mrs K +. Blaine. Mr., and Mrs Thomas
Green. Mr. ard Mrs. Charles L. Burnside.
Mr. ard Mrs. Harwood Morgan, Dir. and
Mrs. Frank Bell. Mr.. and Mrs. #. r.
Van Tuyl, Mr.. and Mrs Fred d. Schuy-
Ter. Mr. and Mrs. T. III. Dauiton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Hawkins. Mr.. and Mrs III.
r. Clise. Mr.. and Mrs. William elise.
sr. end Mrs. r.. c. Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs.
Van Allen ems,h, Mrs. Hadhsld. Mr.. Gil-
bert Smith, Rev. j. p. D. Liwyd, Mr..
Henry Parkinson. Mr.. Aicnzo Taylor. Of
Everett: Mrs Ma.hsr, Mr.. p. Ferry, Mr..
Ralph Hopkins, Miss Buckner. the Misses
Young Miss Morgan. Miss Helen Nc
Naught Miss Mamie Spencer, the Misses
Carter and Miss Lillian Kellogg.
Friday evening they were Mr. and Mrs.
j. y. Lowman, Mr.. and Mrs. II. F.
Backus Mr.. and Mrs. f. O. Graves. Mr..
and Mrs A. r. Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lsary. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Smith,
Or. and Mrs. Montgomery Russell. Dir.
and Mrs. Alfred Anderson. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Clarke. Capt. and Mrs. Geary,
Mr.. ard Mrs. Maurice MeMicken. Mr.. and
Mrs. Collins Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. StTout
Mr.. and Mrs. c. u. Stimson. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. l.. Benham. Mr.. and Mrs. colver,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander McEwan. Mr..
and Mrs. Z. c. Shepherd. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. G. Henry. Mr.. and Mrs. David Kellogg.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Peters Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Bond. Mrs. J. c. Hainss and Miss
Emery.
Mrs. James II. Ashton, president of the
Ladies Musical Club. OF Tacoma, Mrs.
Otis Sprague. OF Tacoma. and Mrs.
Ralph Kaufman, OF Eilensburg. were the
guests of the Ladies' Musical Club of Sc
attic, at a most charming musicale, which
took place at the old Rainier hotel FRI
day afternoon. The programme was in
charge OF Mrs. James u. Hoge. jr.. and
one OF the smartest features was the
difficult Mendelssohn trio by Mrs. Hoge.
Mrs. Van Tuyl and Mr.. Bachman. Not
withstanding that the afternoon was de-
cidedly disagresabie one, there was a
good attendance. The programme in de-
tail was as follows:
observation-disclosures. 1S09-1s47; Gade. 1877
1890: Bendel. ls33-1sI4 Miss Young
Mrs. Emmons. Miss Young.
Meadelssohn-Critique Won Bulow
Mrs. Mitten.
Rondo Capriccioso Opus IA Mr. Engelhard
Gade .......... Farewell Dearest Gretchen
Mrs. Emmons.
Mendelssohn. No. ! Opus 10
Mendelssohn ............. The First Violet
Bendei .............. ......... Heart Throbs
Miss Tester.
Mendelssohn 80. .. Overture Hebriden
Mrs Hoge. Mira Patterson.
Wednesday the club will give another
musical at Mrs. Van Tuyfs home. The
greatfeature OF 1t will be the presence OF
Miss villa Whitney White. the celebrated
soprano. whose speciality Is song recitais.
with explanatory talks. Miss White has
just returned TO America after a summer
spent in Europe, where she enjoyed the
cooperation of DR.. Heinrich Reiman. of
Berlin. and other eminent authorities In
the preparing Of new recital programmes
and talks, TO augment the series given
during the past seasons. OF Miss White
tits written: "She can mirror In execu-
ton the various moods of the musical
mystic. Her commentary on both poets
and the musical setting Of their verse IL