The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-16


IL certainly be called tad. IL has
been d week with scarcely re-
ceeming feature, when one feels as though
there was a ffy IL ones cream or ones
doll was stuffed with sawaust. TIE days
have bean dur. gloomy and wet. with MOTH
ing but club meetings 10 break the morsot-
ony. MustcaiIy there were three recitais
gwen at the Tacoma hotel. Wednesday
and Thursday evenings Ar. Elrnere Rice
gave a series 81 tao violin reciiats. ssslst-
ed ~ Miss Pauline Benge;. pianist-. unoef
the patronage o. a Gunlhef % eel Known
people. The only thing IN be said about
iasm is they Mere ISl the nu<.cal treat
HAS waS anstciDaiei ard consequently
wer@ vety disappointing. On F!iilAy might
Air n r. PaFksnsen .aVr i recital corn
fffDeFiarY 10 tile ! a1Irs MgsItai ann 81
Cecilia Clubs. Mr. Parkinson is recent
arrival So Tacoma. sFG comes wtia excel
enl letters. RIG was assisted on FT.aay
uight ~ prof II "A jos. Ms. White
sey. Of Seattle ard prof. 0.of Bull.
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The dramatic club IS now fully organ
tied and The membership ah9u; complete
There : nothing rev or especially uissque
IN dramatic club. hut coming now after
having mad so many card clubs u aaa net
with ready response and enthusiasm Al
the invitation Of Mrs. r. e. Wallace.
number Of people Net az her residence last
forming iise club. with ihe result that all
entered heartily into the scheme and the
club was then and there made reality,
officers and executive board elected and
plans laid, The membership vii not ex-
the members are Mr: and Mrs.. T, . Val:
Mrs, II. G. Wallace. MT, and Mrs; W. f.
Hacker. Mr.. and Mrs. T. J Fransloli. Mr..
and Mrs. "; V, Bu.rin. Mr.; md Mrs. W.
and Mrs t. c. Gr.gss. M and Mrs. Wal
ter oakes. MIR and Mrs. c. s. Miken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander BailIe MIR and
Mrs Melbourne Bailey, Or: and Mrs. a.
Mr.. and Mrs: W. w. Chiffon. r.. Mr., and
soil Miss Elvira Insersoil' Miss HOVE ss Mr.
i nla93enarS, Mr. j. S. Gfirss. III, P. J.
Mrs. T. r. Wallace. vice president; Mrs
" f. Hacker. secretary; Mr.. G. S. NIL
liken. treasurer. On the executive board
Mr.. p j. Conduit Mrs +. ". SNOW and
Mrs Alexander BaiIl.e Or. Burns VIII
also act as stage manager.
Mrs Hurley. Mrs. Clifton and Mrs Bur
rfll have al appeared Ia Tacoma in anna
teur theatricsls al different times and have
shown CONSIDERABLE talent, Mrs. Hurley
short piece In which she appeared with
Mr.. Robert Sac Hill several years ago.
Mrs F. w. Snow and Mrs. r. Il Price
have also Identified themselves with some
OF Tacoma's hes. amateur work In fact
there IL good deal OF talent In the club
Of no mean quality. and some very good
and clever entertainments should he given
Preparations are now under Way for the
first one. which will probably be given
some time In November The club IS for
tunate in having the interest ant, assist
ance OF Or. Burns. who stands almost as
q professional in dramatic work Mrs
wallace has always taken great interest in
never appeared In Tacoma has had con-
siderable experience in her former home
In Lexington, Ky.
The Aloha Club held the first meeting Of
the winter Monday afternoon at the resi-
dent OF The club. The tonic for the day.
which brought much interesting discus
sion. WAS on the Relation That Amer
Tea Bears 10 other Countries" There viii
he four Shakespeare days during the win
ter. when King John and Richard III"
viii he read. The different characters 20 be
Price. Mrs ". . ". Clifton. s., M Ca a.
lusha Parsons, Mrs. Joha A. Parker and
Mrs. p J. Fransioh.
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The Monday Evening Bowling Club.
which will meet every week at the Unioa
Sq er nSd is bon rst meeting this wsek
a'ing game delicious supper Is served
ny the chef Of the club in the private sup
per room: The members OF the club are
Mrs William V. Burrin Mr. and Mrs
Thomas e. Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett.
Mr.. George Ladd Mann
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A bowling party was given Friday night
az the Union Cub. chaperoncd by Mrs II.
Crarston Porter. for Miss Amy Burnett.
The detishunl game was played for sew
In the parry were Mrs. Porter. Capt and
Mrs John II Panton. Miss Burnett. Miss
ketshaw. Mss MahSi kershaw. Mss FL
Mr. Morton Rarnsi-ll. Mr. P CLARK. Nj
O. G Rowe. Mr. g. l.. Mum.
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\ progressive dinner was given Thurs
day night by Mrs. IL c. Porter fer her
guest. Miss Amy Burnett. Mrs Porter ia
always mos, charming hostess. and her
sntei ailments always delightful; Al the
dinner on THURSDAY night we're Capt.. an, and
Kershaw. MISS Mabel kershaw. Mss r.
vira ingcrsol MI ] p Clark. NJ. II :.
Gfigss. NJ J Baker, Nj. Morton Rams
dell. Or q. S. Hicks.
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TIC fourth annual fat, meeting ~ the
Tacoma COLI cub will Re hNla Friday ana
Saturday October - and y On Friday
VIII be plavct The ladies open handicap
and mixed fougsomcS- On Saturday he
ginning IN the r'orn'ng. mems foursomes.
ladies fuuYsomes mems open handicap;
ard in the latter part Of the afternoon. the
putting contest.
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a duplicate whist club has been formed
70 meet one afternoon IN the week. the
members .. which are Mrs W. r Hacker.
Mrs = " Snow Mrs George blanchard.
Mrs II { WaNsce Mrs T r. Wallace.
Ms W - Fearrc. Miss Elliott. ard
rlare Mas been LEFT open for Miss U1,h-ri.
81 Kansas cry. .,ho 10 expected here On
s visi, very soon
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Tacoma Socfni and P~raonat Notes.
Mrs. ] Y Steel returned Tuesday from
Victoria
Mrs.. II : Groescup spent the first e she
week 81 Portland
NJ Francis Rotch. Q. Seattle. was In
Tacoma " ntiUsf3 CAV
Mr. Frank NJ Caldwell left Thursday for
a short tVip to ALASKA
Miss Roec rsr wen; - Port Townsend
Tues,fav for Snort visit
Mr. a1,3 Mrs. George Hurd, 81 Seattle.
soea, "Wednesday in Tacoma
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