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

the new year Is JUST Closing. Out IN So
ciai matters nothing of particularly in
teresting nature and nothing that has the
attraction of a novelty is to be record
ed. The different clubs meet with regG-
lar monotony or interest according 20
ones point OF view, but nothing new has
been taken up or started. 50 that there
is little variation TO the social life N Ia
coma. Spring seems near AT hand with
the coming out OF the pussy willows and
the appearance of the crocus and tulip,
which the mild weather Is forcing into
evidence, and with the suggestions CT
spring come the plans for summer out
ings and gais,ias. Today Is competition
day at the golf links. and play viii be
kept up all the forenoon and afternoon.
The Rev. Mr.. Cheal gave a very inter-
es,ing lecture on Henry VIII. for the
Shakespeare class at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs A NJ. Ingersoll on Thurs
day night. After the lecture Mrs. d. d.
Calkins gave several vocal solos aud Miss
Lucille Bradley gave several piano Sc
lections. Refreshments We're served.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Calkins, Mrs. c. W. Griggs. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tucker. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. f.. JACOBS, Mrs.
Allyn, Mrs Ooerteuffer Mrs. j. H. Brad
ley. Mrs. Ashton, Rov. and Mrs. Clap
ham. Mrs. Eaton. Mrs. Daily, Mrs. White.
Mrs. Raynor. Miss CheaI. Miss Little.
Miss DAILY. Miss Mabel Kershaw, Miss
Hewitt, Miss Clancy, Miss Forbes. Miss
Miller. Miss Maud Miller Miss Eaton,
Miss Guppy, Miss Voorhees,. Mrs. Voor-
hees. Miss Hudson. Mr.. BowIes Mr..
Fred Bull. Mr.. w. A. Bull, Mr. VIII Lit
tie, Mr.. Frank Allyn, Mr.. Clyde Clancy,
Mr.. Ed. Daily.
The entertainment of living pictures
given at the Parish house on Tuesday
evening was very successful. Following
is the list of pictures and by whom
taken:
Judith. Mrs. Frederick Snow: shepherd
ess, Miss Shultz; nun, Miss Amy Hall;
Gibson girl. Miss Ingersol: old portrait,
Miss IT, Holbrooke; Spanish girl Miss
Van Banthuysen; daughter OF the reg
iment. Miss Hall: a picture, Miss Dur
gin, Japanese girl. Miss Hall; yachting
girl. Miss Holbrooke: Gypsy girl. Miss
Nelsie Bennett; poster girl. Miss jamie
Tyler: Carmen, Miss Cover; summer girl.
Miss Ingersol; dancing girl. Miss joan
ma Cort-Van der Linden: pair of KIM
balls coons. Mr.. Jack Sprague and Mr..
Martin Holbrooke.
The Aloha Club met Monday after
noon at the residence of Mrs Galusha
Parsons. The programme was as fol-
lows:
Practical Questions.
Man is a reflector he cannot help show
ing the environment, in which he has lived
the influences that have played around
him. "-Henry Drummond.
Paper, "EniroDment"-Mrs. James ST.
mon.
The Home-Mrs. Galusha Parsons.
Natural Surroundings-Mrs Frederick
Watson.
Educallonal-Miss Dewey.
oil
Moral and Spiritual-Mrs. J. NJ. Miller,
II.
Current Events-Mrs. Alexander Baillie.
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number of ladies were entertained by
Mrs. Henry Hewitt on Tuesday after
noon to meet Mrs. Baird and Mrs Jones.
Those Invited were Mrs. r. s. Caldwell.
Mrs. A. NJ. Baker. Mrs. George Browne.
Mrs. Achilles. Mrs. McClane. Mrs. Bal
ley, Mrs. a. G. Foster, Mrs G. w.
Griggs, Mrs. G. G. Wagner. Mrs Galu-
sha Parsons. Mrs. Mcdonald. Mrs. Wade.
Mrs. Turner. Mrs. Stacy. Mrs F. T. Dur
gin. Mrs. Clancy. Mrs. Tucker, Mrs. ].
W. Rowe. Mrs. p. u. Norton. Mrs. Wat
son. Mrs. Nelson Bennett. Mrs Fitch.
Mrs. c. j. Kershaw, Mrs. Thomas Riggs.
Miss Cora Fitch.
An informal afternoon tea was given
last Saturday afternoon by Miss Edna
Durgin for Miss Cardin of Seattle. Those
present were Miss Styne, Miss Curl Miss
Tyler, Miss Clara Hewitt. Miss Var BAN
thuysen Miss Shultz. Miss Bennett. Miss
Cover, Miss Clancy. and Miss Knoble.
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Mrs Eldred Tucker gave very pretty
luncheon on "Wednesday. The ficral deco
rations were of pink and white carnations
and srnilax. Those present were Mrs
Turner. Mrs. Frank Allyn. Mrs. ]. NJ
Ashton and Miss Wolbert.
chafing-dish supper was given at Mrs
Hewitt's on Wednesday night for Mrs
Baird. The guests We're Miss Curl. Mr.
Alex Hosmer, Mr.. Shackleford and Mr.
John McDaniels.
Mrs. McGier entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Lombard at luncheon ON Thursday.
social Notes.
Mr. c. &. Hurley spent Thursday In Sc
Mrs: r. &. Lehman left this week for
Mr.. f. f. Ellis, of Seattle. was In town
"Wednesday.
Mr. J. + stesb spent several days this
Miss Maud Barrett. OF Puyallup. speat
Monday In Tacoma.
Mr.. c. p. Mastersou spent last Sunday
with friends in Puyailup
Mrs; T. y. Baird. of Everett. is visiting
Mrs. Henry Hewitt.
Mr. Frank NJ. Caldwell made a business
trip 10 Sound cities this week.
Mrs. John II. Scott Is slowly recovering
from an attack OF typhoid fever
The Deka Reading Glass rnet with Miss
burgtn on Thursday afternoon.
Mr. J. T. Steeb has been VISITING Mrs
Maurice Dupont a. Yonkers. y. Y
Mr. Robert II. Montgomery. Of phile ael
pait. Is guest at the Tacoma hotel
Mss Jessie Kershaw goes Sunday IN
Portland 10 visit the Misses Flanders
Mrs. j. VI Wiaslow and daughter. nnro-
tAy. VIII leave next week for California
The pupils Of the Annie Wright saenia-
cry VIII give an evening musicale on Feb
ruaFy 2.
Mr. John 5. Baker and Niss Rarnsca
Baker have been spending the week in
Portland.
Mrs. 9. r. Hurley. who has been visiting
coupls Of weeks in Portland returned
hons Tuesday
Mss Margaret TYLER and Miss Edna
Durgln spent last Sunday with Miss Maud
Barrett In Payallup.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Schneider who
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