The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-15

- on wednesday gave q feeling
49, and seriousness 70 ali who
sbem or that has only been but
II.,.sss AfepeIjed, and. no doubt. accounts
~eat measure Tor the quiet week.
N1uirg. The enthusiasm, while In
- trstances tearfsIiy given. Was fu-
"a the men were sent Off with all
~ arrponstrxslon OF feeling that could
- the women were out Doing
- rood work In distributing coffee
~ sandwiches among the men when
- ihaited At Nineteenth street. and
-. a the wharf Their appreciation
-. retced by the one Of the Seattle men
- IL said they could not have been
80 better had they been at home.
- tie ladies serving the soldiers
-: Mrs. Samuel collyer. Mrs. r. 8.
cs,6ueH. Mrs. Hans Geise, Mrs. Scudder.
- d. Harry Wright. Mrs. G. r.. Went
- Hrs. AcGeer. Mrs. McFariane. and
- wees Wentworth. Patriotism was
- b. nearly every one wearing the
- = carrying a small flag. The pu-
- = The Annie Wright seminary were
- r . body. each carrying small flag
- ~ been used In the civil war, and
80 - property of Mrs. A. w. Rsynor.
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RN9 Altfe0 w. Marun gave the drBf OF
= m1n Of Browning readings on We'd
sa1fn9 afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
80 Browne Next wednesday Mr.
wsSS xiIl read 1.-THE Patriot" "The
- tho Angel 1.-THE Lost Mistress
- LONE Thoughts From Abroad" at
- nf1sncs Of Mrs. II r. Caldwell.
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/ - hundred and thIrty-first con-
- <st--
80 u parior A. Tacoma hotel. Tues
- elsrnoon. One of the most ENJOYABLE
sun,6rs was the song Good Night, Fare
ma and an encore given by Miss Rosin.
sho ~ been absent from Tacoma sew
Osi yoars.
fs1pving Is the programme given:
PART /.
Erica Symphonic .......-...... Beethoven
N. Ashton. Miss Daisy Foster. Mrs.
Sherman. Miss Foster.
ImG1o dAutomue ..........-.J. Massanet
Mrs. George Wagner.
Mrs. McDaniels.
PART III.
0oo1 Might ...............-...... GoiDoery
l.. H. c. chorus. ,,,.u-.
- PROT. oiof Bull.
"a GU cb bonshsi's Mr.. sseiey Mrs. Hur-
ray. Mrs Riddeil.
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4 Ghris.ening party was given at the
ma Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bancroft.
cxn1eIl on Tuesday afternoon. when
shetr Youngest son. aged thirteen months.
"a ehristened Edmund Bell Caldwell.
ne b4Autifui service was read by the
Yw, Alfred W. Martin. Mr.. Martin has a
ssry heantiful and poetical idea In using
rosebud In his service as a symbol of
purity. hoping the ehild's life will unfold
8 perfectly and as beautiful as the rose.
rhoue present at the christening were:
~ ana Mrs r. s. Caldwell. Mr.. r. M.
CALDWELL, Rev. and Mrs A. W. Martin,
NJ. and Mrs. r. NJ. Hartweli. Mrs. @. w.
Nuun. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Watson.
pf. and Mrs. G. c. Wagner, Mrs. W. II.
cashsnan, Mira. J. w. Rowe. Mrs. George
blanchard Mr., Hans Giese, Mrs. Philip
Kershav. Mn. j. Ii. Houghton. Miss
Rowe and Mss Mabel Rowe.
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Nh Il y. Sloan entertained on
wsanooday evening In honor OF Captain
Duasm u Company e. walia Walla- The
beoozattous were in red, white ana blue.
az IA white and blue fans were given
~ guests.
Nh Rosina Rosin has returned to Ia
coma after an absence OF several years In
Los Angeles. Miss Rosin. who has a
hausifui contralto voice OF rare quality.
vii ~ 9 great acquisition to musical cir
ein
Nh Charles Mitchell, OF MontcIair. n.
J., and her two children are coming West
10 mend the summer In Olympia and Ia
coma Mrs. Mitchell was formerly Miss
Elizabeth Philips. OF Olympia.
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VI. ana Mrs. Frank Adams. who have
heen absent from Tacoma and living In
returned and taken the Dakin house on
North L street.
NJ. p V. Caesar has rented Mr.. W. ID.
Lyser's cottage, Blue Jeans" on Lake
ssellacoom. and will leave town next
MONTH with his family 10 spend the sum-
ner there.
". and Mrs A. e. Bull. who have been
aunx IN Mr.. Melbourne Bailey's house
81 the past four months have gone 10
nsF cottage a, Long Branch for the
sxmtf.
~. and Mira Ralph Metcelf gave q sup
- sfser the Linda dance last Friday
sxss 70 M.~ Nevius. Miss Simmons, Mr..
ieans and Mr.. Clancy.
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he Pupils Of the Annie Wright semi
WI give French play next
s~Naesdsy evening. 20 which their
sssads are invited.
a nfsy o. young ladies viii spend the
seek N June at the Tyler cottage on
ss Eelsscoon. Mrs, f, +. Durgin will
'aassfcn the party.
- Horton has returned 70 Tacoms
..s I'VE years visit IN San Diego. Cal.
&c visiting her sister. Mrs Eaton. on
us's'on avenue.
1M Van Banthuyssn. who has been
esss the winter with Mrs. \, NJ.
80 expects 90 leave Tacoma in abou;
"a. = V. Caesar. Mrs jacob Wander
a. 3n1 Miss Caesar lunched on Thurs
aSas vita Mrs. n. A. Bail ard Mrs.
a. and Mrs Melbourne Bailey ard
,s. ~~I nave lefs TIE Rochester and are &C
.sss rsir home. - Norta Yakima