The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-13

Mcdonnell a close second. The Young
ladies retired to their corner. while Mr.
Jenner, assisted by Prof. Van de Veer
did some excellent bar work Then came
inc three-iegged race, which was won by
Miss Edith Prosch and Miss Alice Vim
hedge. Mr.. Jenner and Mr.. McManus
followed in tumbl.ng exhibition which
called forth rounds OF applause Miss
BlodSett won the two-lap race which fol-
lowed. with Miss Miracle a close second.
The last and most exciting event was n
basket ball game between two picked
teams capiained by Miss May Goodman
and Miss Ward. Miss Bessie Mcdonnell
threw the only goal of the afternoon and
won the gone for Miss Goodman's team.
The best basket bali players of the
Varsity Goods go TO Portland in n
short time TO play game with the young
ladies' of the University of Oregon. Dur
ing the afternoon several selections were
rendered by the University Glee Club
Have YOU been out to see the rein
deer?" has been the leading question in
society conversation this week The
answer has nearly always been in the
affirmative for nearly all of the women
and many of the men have at least at
tempted TO visit the reindeer camp In
Woodland park. There were many Stun
thought they knew Just where Woodland
park was and just what car line would take
them there found themselves after half
an hours travel in Brooklyn. I4atona or
Ballard. 1t was the proper thing last
week for parties of four or 1--WE ladies
with several gentlemen as guides to form
party for a trip TO the park Several
OF these parties went astray by taking
wrong street cars and some did not get
there at all. Others got TO Fremont all
right but became lost In the quarter mile
walk between the end of the car line and
the park. Still more were turned down
at the park entrance for not having Sc
cured permits from Capt. Robinson
Those who did get to see the reindeer
and the Laplanders were very well re-
paid for their trouble. The Lapps received
almost as much attention from the so
ciety visitors as did the reindeer.
AlN
The first important society event after
Easter Sunday and the end of Lent VIII
be a swell reception which Is TO be ten
dered Marion Crawford. the popular
novelist This reception Will be- one
of the events of the year and VIII be
given at the home of one of the prominent
society ladies of the city Marion craw-
ford is to deliver two lectures here on
Monday and Tuesday following Easter
and the reception VIII be in the afternoon
Of one OF these DAYS. Mr. crawford's
lecture tour has so far been round OF
social triumphs Everywhere he has gone
his lectures have been made society
events. attended by the best people and
followed by receptions in his honor His
first lecture In this city VIII he on 1.-The
Original Mr. Isaac" and Newspaper
Life in India The subject OF the sec
ond lecture is Pope Leo XIII. and the
Vatican" Mr.. Isaac was the principal
character in Marion Crawfords first pop
ular novel and the way the novelist deals
With the original Is very Interesting.
The adjourned meeting of delegates from
the various womens clubs of the city wifi
be held AZ go Tuesday. March +. - the
Philosophical rooms on Third avenue.
near Seneca street. for the purpose Of
forming a city federation Of women's clubs.
Every club in the city. whether belonging
to the state federation or not, IS invited 70
be represented By two delegates. II was
the sense Of the last meeting that feder-
alton should be formed. Among the adj
vantages considered was the provision Of
Il suitable room IN a central locality for
general club purposes The establishment
OF a reciprocity bureau for exchange Of
r,aners was also considered. These and
other questions are To be fully discussed
al the meeting on Tuesday.
The TUESDAY Afternoon Cinch club met
lar week with Miss Mollie Phillips. Mss
Ethel Cardin won the club prize and Mss
Edna Durgin the visitors prize The Wis
itors Tuesday afternoon we're Miss Amy
smith. Mrs frrbert Williams. Miss Irene
phillips. Miss Edna Durgin and Mrs. Guy
Rates Pose Miss Mcknight will enter
,air the club this week by giving a party
on Friday evening in honor Of Nr and
Mrs. Frank a Frederick. The gentlemen
friends OF the club members wslI be in
vite6.
q q
Seattle society golfers devoted consider
able time last week TO their favorite game
Every afternoon the Fremont links were
aoa. over b. A number % enthusiastic
r,laverg. The turf Is in excellent eonG ION
and the weather was most favorable
That so much attention Is being given 20
golf IS due 10 the fart that the wheeling
season has not yet commenced. Nearly
an OF the golfers are devoted 20 the bicy-
~. a,.ss II vgff moi h.- long 9ftIf golf takes