The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-30

Hudi rest by cnange or diversion is draw
/ ing near for but three weeks and half
/ can she devote 20 gaities before Lent is
| here. with its call for a more demure de-
/ meanor But until tn: sackcIoth and
| ashes events will crowd one another II
| is almost impossible to record the many
| little social teas my lady's weekly or
| semi-monthly receptions. the theaser par
| ties and the hundred and one amusenents
| of the week.
The first of the series of dances to be
| given by the New Cotillion Club took
| place on Wednesday evening at Morris
| hall. The place was charmingly decorated
| for the occasion and the presence of a
number OF visitors added much 10 the
| pleasure of the evening. The music was
| furnished by Wagner's First Regiment
| orchestra Among those present were
| Judge and Mrs. Thomas Burke. Mr.. and
| Mrs. r. W. Andrews, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles Power. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Clark. Mrs. Edward Moale. jr. Mrs. Fred
Bausman, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hardin,
| Mrs. c. b. Bagley. Mr.. and Mrs Mac
EVAN. Mr. and Mrs Will Macdonald.
Mrs. James d. Hoge. jr.. Lieut.. and Mrs.
| Buck. Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine. Mr. and Mrs.
Ainsworth. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, Miss
Riley. Miss Munday. Miss Strive. Miss
Semple. Miss Ethel Semple. Miss Furth.
/ Miss Elaine Hanford. Miss Holmes
Miss Turner Miss Ruth Allen.
Miss Wrestling. Mr.. Lester Turner, Mr..
! Charles Munday. Mr.. j. Gillison, jr.. Mr..
Manley b. Haynes, Mr.. E. A. MacCuIsky.
| Capt Harry Taylor Lieut.. NJ. l. Walker.
Lieut.. Spear. Mr.. Richard Cox. Mr..
| Henry Carstens. Mr.. r. F. Gueriu, Lieut.
r. A. Davies. DIR. A. Farenholt. of the
| United States steamer Oregon: DIR. Mum
day. of California: Mr.. Riley and Mr..
Snodgrass of Philadelphia.
| There was a modest display of beauti-
| full gowns which gave shimmerng bril-
/ liancy TO the bail room. Mrs. Thomas
| Burke Wore black and yellow-the skirt OF
black satin and a bodice of soft yellow
| crepe; Mrs. Power a pale blue silk Mrs.
| Is. w. Andrews, white organdy trimmed
| in lace Mrs. Ed Terry. skirt of black bro
| cade, with a bodice of yellow silk; Mrs.
| Edward Moale, jr.. black gros grain silk
| with garniture OF cerise silk and Amer
| lean beauty roses: Mrs. Thomas Hardin.
| pale blue silk: Mrs. James d. Hoge. jr.,
| black lace costume. with red roses; Mrs.
| Will Macdonald, black silk. with gulmpe
| of blue silk and jet; Mrs. Fred Bausman.
| gray silk, with red crepe and black lace;
| Mrs Buck pale blue silk and white lace:
| Mrs Blaine. old-blue silk brocade and
| black velvet; Miss Riley. white organdie:
| Miss Munday yellow brocaded silk Miss
| Semple, blue organdie: Miss Turner. pale
| green brocaded silk. with pearl trimming:
| Miss Ruth Allen. white organdie over
/
| Miss Sidonia Furth. heiiotrope brocaded
satin. trimmed in chiffon of the same
shade; Miss Holmes. pink silk: Miss
| Elaine Hanford. white Swiss over pink
silk, pink ribbons: Miss Ethel Semple.
white organize over yellow silk.
| Wednesday afternoon the Queen Anne
! Cinch Club met at the residence Of Mrs
| Churchill The cards were not brought
4 ha 7t,nrs
| tanned by an excellent musical programme
arranged by Mrs. Churchill. The follow
/ ing numbers were presented:
| Waltz-"Briliant" -four hanfs).. Jensen
Mrs. Patterson. Mrs. Schultz.
/ (a) THE Gypstes ............... .Schumann
''' soprafos-Miss Alien. Miss Bailey.
Mrs. Nichols. Mrs Churchill. Aiios-
| Mrs. Whittlesey Mrs. Dawson, Mrs.
| BaIiinger Miss Whittier.
| Caprice-Rrilliant violin and piano. MuSn
Mr., Carter. Mrs. Miller.
III Nj MIS- vel Allen As' Mr. Whijlesey. '.'e
| Theme. ................ Bee hove n-sains Saens
Mrs. Schultz. Miss Drew ca.
scherzo. op. 81 W.. .,'"'.is Chopin
| Miss Clara Hill.
| Encore-ImDromptu .-.......-.... ReinhOid
! 'Irdan Love Sons" ...........,. De k9ven
| ovsrture- Midaummer Night, Drea'n.'
Mines. Patterson. Daulton. Balinger
| and Miss Beach.
The numbers were all artisdcally rend-
cred The violin and piano duet by Mrs
| Miller and Mr.. Carter was especially fine
as was also the duet by Mrs. Schultz and
| Mis-, Drew Mr. Atkins who sang The
| Handnlera has wei-trained voice. Miss
/ Clara HILL n young pianist of great prom
| Is. and ability was recalled after playing
| a selection from Chopin and gave bril-
/ liam encore selection.
Mrs Whitilesey. whose beautiful voice
is we'll known 10 society. acquitted herself
/ with great credit.
| TIE bohemian Club WAS entertained by
! MR.. Thomas Burke on Thursday evening
/ and a delightful evening spent IN 30
! hena.''
| Miss Relfe entertained a number Of
j young people at her home. 1915 Fifteenth
| avenue. last evening N Grand" n new
! card game TO which Seattle society people
| have taken such a fancy The pretty
rooms OF The Relfe home were plendidly
! decorated 4 feature Of the party was
| the Gibson Girl tally cards for the men
! and cupid cards for the young ladies.
/ abe invited guests Mere Nr. and Mrs.
/ Fred S,imson Mrs. =. l. Hibhard Mr.
/ and Mrs. Tracy Robertson. Miss McfiTaw,
Miss Nugent Miss Morgan. Miss Clark
Z Miss Semple. Miss Jackson. Miss Hapsard.
/ Miss Cardn. Miss Holmes Miss Ida
/ Smith. Miss Broekes. Miss Baxter. Miss
/ Spencer. Mr.. Walter Harvey. DIR. Hicks
| and MIR. Howard Vanderbilt. OF Tacoma;
! Dr. F8renh0lJ. Of the l. :. :. Oregon:
7 Mr. Baxter. Mr.. Edward Herald. Mr. Ern-
/ e., Herald. AV. Retert Webb. Mr.. VIII
saw lng.is Mr. Walter : Fulton Mr.
! Fsoll.n Sanford. Nr- Henry Tomllnsou. Nr
/ Charles Moore and Nj Charles Wurtsle.
= =
| \ brilliant and representative gathering
/ ~ fair women numbering - or more as
/ sembled IN Masonic Temple on Friday aft
j ernoon as guests Of the Worasn's Century
! Club Every federated c.gb IN the city Vas
! wei represented by It's members and many
/ friends 81 the club women were also In at
! tendance The proEra rlTEas. beginning NJ ?.
lasted an hour. and was listened 20 with
/ much interest and received u8erftef ap-
/ piause one feature q fhe program ne
was T1per read by Nrs Holmes presl-
dent % the club. comS sting = original con
5 tg167Jficrs uy cigo member some were
/ witty. pathetic. and al helpful and stsrua-
! isflag. The musical numbers acre: -fha
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