The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-27


Saving their energies for the time when
this period of enforced rest shall he at an
end. Golf has been the foe of ennni in the
athletic set, while luncheons. dinners ard
card parties have been the amusement of
more demure spirits. The roptine OF
Lent has not been dashed with the spice
OF single event OF unusual interest.
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The golf season will close here next Sat-
urday with the finals in the tournament
which has been in progress for the last
two weeks. The grounds at Lake Union.
while not considered as good as those in
Victoria. Portland and Tacoma. are in fair
condition, and good play has been seen at
the links since the opening of the tourna-
ment. Victoria is also having a tourna-
ments. There was play on Friday and
Saturday and the finals will be tomorrow.
MIR. e. A Strout and Capt. Harry Taylor
left for Victoria Friday 10 take part in
the games. Tacoma will have three
days tournament, open 10 all contestants,
beginning Friday. April l. and closing the
following Monday. One week later will
be held Portland's tournament and with
that the season will virtually close. though
desultory play will continue SO long as the
ground is hard enough. The tournament
in this city is a club affair In the pre-
liminaries Capt. Taylor won from Mr.. III.
Chaplin by default: Mr.. William Macdonald
peat MI. n. w. fsiiSle Uy
A. Strout defeated Mr.. ]. ID. Lowman. Mr..
NJ. B. Haynes took game from Mr. w.
A. Peters by default. In the games play
ed by the winners of the prellminaries.
Macdonald beat Taylor and Strout d.
fea,ed Haynes. MIR. f. +. Ling and Mr..
II. Carstcns will play and Mr.. A. j.
Fisken and Lieut. Lawrence Spear. and
the winners will play Macdonald and
Strout- T he winners of these will in turn
meet and the final victor must play Mr..
j. Gillian, jr., present holder of the cup.
won i'm the finals last year against Peters.
The present holder of the ladies' cup is
Mrs f. A. Strout. In games already
played Mrs. Lowman has won from Mrs.
Rotch; Miss Arquist from Mrs. Eng.e:
Miss S,ruve from Mrs. Stedman; Miss
Riley from Mrs. Carstens. Mrs. Lowman
has also beaten Mrs. Andrews and Will
next play Miss Arquist. the winner of the
last to play the winner OF the game be-
tween Miss Struve and Miss Riley. The
final victor must meet Mrs. Strout for the
cup.
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Elizabeth r. Miller gave song recital
for her pupils at her music room in the
Holyoke block on Wednesday afternoon.
March %, assisted by w. Vaughan Arthur.
The following programme was given:
Mrs. Walter Wheeler.
when Phyllis Comes. 80. Clayton Johns
Miss Francis Cummings
(a) .Because ! Love You ..--.-.-. Hawley
~ Mrs. Howard Thompson
(al Swan Song .................. saint-Saens
20, Lunany ,,.n ranri
ta) when My Beloved Is By" FELTON,
tb) He Loves Me. He@Loves Me Not"
Mascagni
1.-THE Holy City, Observation-Disclosures.
you Called TO Me: -. Hope Temple
Mrs. NJ. Il. Riley.
ID ..Thy Beaming Eyes ......... Mcdonald
Mrs. f. c. Kibourne.
%, Eve something sweet to Tell You
Violet Abrams.
ta) Nocturne .:...:..-..... Chopin-Sarsate
OBJ Mazurka-ohertass ........ Wieniowski
w. Vaughan Arthur
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The Monday following Easter will be
rendered notable in social circles by the
presence In this city of the distinguished
novelist and lecturer, Marion Crawford.
Extensive preparations are being made to
receive and entertain Mr.. Crawford, who
Is as prominent in social circles as In the
world OF literature. X Is feared that he
will be able TO remain in this city but one
society people must necessarily be abbre-
Waited and several young women who
wish to entertain in his honor Will be dis
appointed. Mrs j. c. Haines returned
yesterday from Tacoma. where she has
been preparing for Mr.. Crawfords recep-
ton. The interest taken there and in Port
land insures that the novelist will he we'll
entertained in those cities. Mrs Haines
will leave Monday for Victoria ard VAR
couver. Club men In these cities have ey-
pressed desire 20 have Mr., Crawford a.
breakfast or dinner. and receptions will he
given by some leading society women.
The reception to be given In this city will
probably he at the residence OF Mrs ~ f.
Backus. though that has not yet been
definitely decided.
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Miss Leora Conn entertained a few
friends last evening at her home. corner
OF Terry avenue and Cherry street Each
guest had a list or questions 10 be an
swered by the names OF trees. The prizes
for the greatest number Of correct An
swers were two clever drawings by Miss
Margaret Clrdin. MIR Logan Geary con-
tFlbuted TO the entertainment by giving
a monologue entitled "A Slight Mlscalcu-
lation'' and reading from .'rhe Las.
DAYS OF Pompeii' Those present were
Miss Alice Webb |innedge. Mise Amy Co
rev. Miss Llewellyn Morrison. Miss Ethe!
Fardin. Mr. John Ro.eS wing. Mr.. Coll
Murray, Mr.. Logan Gearv. Mr.. f.. III.
C;eary. Mr. Clayton Crawford, SIR. G. FIN
cry Hathaway. Nj Louis \ s,ragin ard
Mr. Webb vfi7nedge.
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A luncheon and card party was given
last Wednesday for Miss Jackson. Of cali
foru,a. ~ Miss Morgan. Lunch was
served at / o'clock In the afternoon ard
later the guests played clnch until 80
o'clock The first prize was Won by Mrs.
Frank Fredericks and the consolation was
awarded 10 Miss Merrill. OF Spokane.
Present we're Miss jackson. Miss Grace
Smith Mrs. Frederieks. Mis- McNsught.
Miss Mckinney Miss McGrau. Miss Su-
gent, Mss Merrill Miss Car6ln. Hiss Elce
Erc0aes and Mrs. Hargood Morgan.
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Eastern society people are as jealous
in refraining from entertainment during
Lent as are the representative Of the
clasg in this part OF the world. The state
rnent holds for all sets In the gay word
for OF course 10 one set has mortgage
on he promotion % pleasure. Each large
city has as cIiques. eaca Of which cos-