The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-27

with Tacoma people. ever 10 be re-
III ytyed whether they would receive
again the patronage OF the society
..eo,e. now thai golf has so utterly and
+, ..r,se4sly taken hold and all the holidays
- an 4, the game, for either club or
-. eentests There was great interest
~ ia the contest played on the Tacoma
srxr Thanksgiving day. TIE Tnorne cup
$50. Mr.. Chester Thorne presented TO the
.s,,, tSo years age, 10 be Played for by
r.ruh<ys OF the Tacoma Golf Club in
srYareh competition, Uas won BY Mr.. G. II.
uaYlost with score OF So The cup was
-, the first year by Mr. ". A. Ebevley
sn1 the second ~ Mr. Thorne. Mr.. Thorne,
Mr. Eberiey and Mr.. II. :, Grisgs were
sa.s seconds this year with a score OF
n saes The ladies' championship and the
very handsome cup which goes with Il was
ran By Mrs Stuart Rice with a score OF
q net This cup. to De owned. must BE-
vyn three years In succession. As this Is
tse second time Mrs. Rice has won the
c,,o. i. will be hers should she win IL again
n1xt year In the mixed foursomas. Mr..
n A. stsrn5erg and Dir. +. c. Sharp tied
ur. and Mrs. ". L. Hacker for nrst.
TIA SUCCESS OF the donation party at the
C.tdren's home last Saturday afternoon
far exceeded the expectations 81 the mana
GERS. The large number OF gifts and dona--
in;srest OF the Tacoma people. All day
wagons were driven 10 the doors OF the
home well laden with furniture. clothing
Ard al kinds of household furnishings.
Tae managers fee. particularly grateful 10
N. g. l.. Holmes for his generous gift
q furniture and carpets. As result OF
r ina chain letter started some months ago
hy Mrs. II. Cranston Potter for the pur-
: poss Of raising sufficient money 70 pay of
the debt the epidemic Of diphiheria had
incurred, $ios.59 was given by Mrs. Potter
Ara %rzA If ne n rfs- ~
n.tee TO buy clothing or whatever Is need
q for the children. Owing 10 an unforta-
nate misunderstanding which occurred.
Mrs.. Potter deemed IL wisest TO cali IN,
about three months ago. all outstanding
letters, ard turned over all letters that had
been received and the above anAunt OF
thorough overheaiing, has been freshly
painted and new plumbing put In through
out and las. Saturday was open 10 the in
spection Of the guests and friends OF the
home
A very elaborate dinner was sarved at
the Annie Wright. seminary Thanksg wing
dag. the tables being arranged In the din
ing room 10 form large square, with TWO
tables In the center. The room VAS pref
lily trimmed with ivy. which was. also fes-
.ooned on the tables Small pumpkins were
followed out for vases and filed with
ehrysanthemams for the tables. Fifty
Rven pupils. eleven teachers and the fol-
loving guests sat down 10 dinner. which
lasted three hours: MIR. ard Mrs D. s.
puford. Rev. DR. Nevins and Mrs. Grace
Davenport. In the evening an entertain
meat Of two short comedies and a number
OF very pretty tableaux was given. The
young ladies' who took part were: Miss
Alice Benson. who acted as stage manager.
Mis- Mona Bioom. Miss Hazel Anderson.
Miss Jose: aine Long. NJ ~ Norma Adams,
Miss Nellie Sanborn.. Miss Doris JefIsry,
Mss H!da Inglehardt. Mss Mabel Fair.
ard Miss Syvret. Miss Florence NOVEL;.
soa, Miss Lillian McEanhern, Miss Ethel
Thomas. Miss Florence Rcard.
No large dinner parties were given
Thanksgiving day. although a number OF
little dinners were given. Mr.. and Mrs. ~
Tousay entertained Mr.. and Mrs. J. T
6seley. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Ashton had
- Their gr-sts ut dinner Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
lam Jones and Mr.. and MIS-. Frank sharp
NJ. and Mrs. p. V. Caesar, Mr.. and Mrs.
a. Little. Al Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Hurley's
Mrs Henry Hurley and Mrs. John Nc
Craeken, OF Portland MIR and Mrs. joan
I Hopkins dned with Mayor ard Mrs
2. waiiaces guests were Mr.: and Ms. r.
b. Price Miss Wallace and MIR. w +.
Best. Mr.. ard Mrs Stuart Rice dined with
Nr. and Mrs. r. w. Snow. Bishop and
Mrs. Chaplain. Rev. and Mrs. Davis. pr.
and Mrs. McCutcheon and Mrs. r IL
Church. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Watson
md Miss Bess Watson dined with Mr.. and
Mrs II. Is. Caldwell.
- -
Mrs. J. Tenant Steee gave the third OF
SERIES Of card parties Tuesday afternoon
aud. like the two preceding. 1t Was charm
ihsy given, having all the features that
make such an entertainment a success.
Infff very handsome srrtTF4
and won by Mrs ". A Ruiz. Mrs. Mel
bourne Bailey and Mrs. +. V. Caesar. At
sers dalnty served. The invitation list in
GUIDED Mrs Gaiusha Parsons. Mrs. j. W.
hews: Mrs Z. Haley, Mrs Melnourne
n nai,ey, Mrs; L. v. Caesar. Mrs. W. A.
Ms Mary Forsythe. Mrs. .. II. Marble,
ars. Frank Allyn. Mrs. Nelson Bennett.
Srs y. u. Ceikins. Mrs. NJ. W. GTan.
Charles King. Mrs. Eldret Tucker. Mrs.
ahenrs Hewitt Mrs. a NJ. Baker. Airs w.
v Evans. Miss Harlow. Mrs. Thomas
Rs sss Mrs @. 4 Walksr. Mrs. q, X
vandeg hilt. Mrs. J. NJ. Keen, Mrs steeb
Vas assisted by Mrs. a . Tousey. Mrs.
FRANK Sharp aAa Miss Mabel Rove.
Charming soc!abn,ty ami the attractive
nome OF Nr. and Mrs William q Hellar
a,aae me card party gwen by them Wed
.ssaSF evening one OF the p.essantest ar
se-ts % tas Week. Progressive ctach was
Hsse0 the ladies' having ii monopoly of
as I9izes, lie three being won by Mrs
y =. Feasse, MISS Edith Rowe and Mrs.
~ Z Foster An elaborate supper MAS
sefFsd al taa end OF the game. Those
present were: MT and Mrs 4 - Tousey
az AL Mrs William Jones Mr. ana Mrs
I, q. Foster. Nj. ana Nirs. C. w fFe.iar
a. az ami Mrs. l. Ii ManHsne Mr. ard
aFs W. L. Hacker. AR. a-d Mrs. William
- feaFse, Mr.. ant Mrs Alexander Rail- q
ar and MRS. l. J. FVausio.t Mr. and Mrs
frank sharpe. Mr.. and Mrs Il : t;vnss-
$40 Dr. and Mrs 81 (. Waener. Mss
A9Se4 Elliott. Miss Hcrtsa Evans II 80
xotia Rowe, Mr.. Chester IAor1e Mr. J. p
NoaGait ana Mr Herbert :. Gr-sss.
i. lie Invitations which were received las,
ss'At -ay fer t9f dance given last ulsA- TX
81 81 T>AeoraAs well known auf popular
n&p}elSfs caused quite a IlUttsr u %u>4sty.
q it3e inteut-,n % EiV.nE q G8uve seas not
a.o@a A0d tae Acknowledgement Was there
tsse safFrse II WAS 81 course. A very
sNs.i function, aHd w.a - r.-Uerabe rel a.
sar . iha nlccSf AFFAIRS az tie E.0ttr X
80 gwen @t Masonic hzi ana Wtsa &
So HOOP. excellent su,.s.c ana "A 3e.i,isns
sst2ef s&S N every WAY delightful. Ahqst
50 NV slAsioHs were sent o,s.. There Reve
- paiSoassses tae hosts - tht evening
tsfNt.siaE N6e4y guests Gsls,sstSted. TIE x y
ssS-ges. suing the taN Vera NJ u Ham
:. f'si> Mr. : IeSt oa clark Mr.. Jaaa l..
s0sxS-ti. AR. leriers >. GrtEEs. fF Grant
. ssVAs and M. George lss3a Mana.