The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-29

placed on the ten tables ard window
. ledses. The versnda was drared with
tennis netting and heautitied by towering
pants in hanging baskets and window
boxes The chief attraction of the OPEN
ing was the gathering Of society people.
About forty were present The afternoon
play WAS iDtegfered with By light rain
and during the showers the shelter OF The
club house WIS sought.
Games were played between Mr.. Fran
siol the Tacoma champion. and Mr.. Henry
/ Carstens: Mrs. Charles II. Rollins and Mrs.
e. A. Andrews; Capt. Harry Taylor and
Mr.. Bernard Pelly: Mr. sam Russell ard
Mr.. Fransioli. The Tacoma champion did
not seem 20 be in very good form He
was beaten by Mr.. Carssens and did not
show up very wei against Mr.. Russell
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One Of the notable events Of the week,
both socially and musscally. was the uusi-
Gale given by Mrs. Maurice McMieken az
her home on Sixteenth avenue in behalf
OF the Unitarian church. The aides OF
the auxiliary, under whose auspices Il
was undertaken. congratulate themselves
upon the success of Mrs. McNlcken's eff
forts. The spacious MeMlcken home was
| nlled 10 overlooking with fair women,
gathered together 10 enjoy rare treat.
Fully a hundred ard fifty ladies were pres
ent TO attest their appreciation OF The
event. The decorations OF flowers, with A
profusion of roses and twining green's
transformed the rooms into a veritabls
bower, while the suhdued light. the beau
tiful music, the sea OF listening. expectant
faces framed in picture hats and bonnets
OF varied hue. lent color and distinction to
the scene. Every number was eneored,
the enthusiastic audience not heing con-
tent with a single rendition. Following 10
the programme.
It'll We Meet Again" .............. Bailey
t'hnrHhfii NEbifsfara4s
Opus 30. Air de Ballet. Chaminads
Miss Hayden.
Midsummer Dreams .......... Hartelot
Mrs. whittlesey
Opus II. "Legenie'' ............. wianiawsk,
| .u,. Mrs. Van Tuyi.
D"S"' MIS- Hamilton. Ia'Ss''n'
Mrs. whittiesey.
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memorial meeting OF the Fortnightly
| Club m honor Of the late Mrs. q. W Cal.
houn. one OF the clubs most honored men,
hers. was he'd at the Sheafe home on
Queen Anne hill last Thursday In
| addition to the members OF the club there
| were present several OF the departed MEM
| ber's family and number OF her close
| friends and neighhors. Mrs. Calhoun had
| been. UP to the time of her death. the wise
J president OF the club, ard her unoccup.ed
| chair was covered with flowers and draped
In mourning. The exercises were begun
| by an appropriate piano reci;ative by Mrs.
| Schultz Papers were then read as foi-
| lows: Mrs. Calhoun as = Woman" by
Mrs Raser; Mrs. Calhoun as Friend
| 5y Mrs Crockett. Personalities and
! characteristics" by Mrs Charles A. R.d-
| de ard tender memorial by Mrs c. NJ.
| Sheafe
Touching tributes were paid to her mem.
ory by Mrs. Sheafe. Mrs. Sackett. Mrs.
Miller Mrs seelye and Mrs. Parker. Tho
meeting closed with song composed by
| Mrs. Fry. In which the club members
| Joined, the melody being favorite one oe
| the iamented member and friend In whose
| honor the verses were composed and sung.
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| The Ladies' Musical Club al it's meetin~
| held Friday afternoon in Mrs. Wiestllnc's
| apartments in the old Rainier. elected tho
1 following officers for the ensuing year.
/ President. Mrs. Van TuyI: vice nresideu,
| Mrs. George II. kistInger: secretary, Mrs.
| Gottstein: corresponding secretary Mrs.
! Reilly; treasurer, Mrs. Harry elise: report
| err. Miss Hayden. the programme for the
| afternoon was follows:
Remarks rs on B sed.. Mrs Van Tnyi
''' Miss Andrus and Mrs. Ki,,,n ae,nee1'
| Forest Greeting April Showers" .Reinecko
Mss Tester.
| Sketch OF Paderewski. Mrs. MeMieken
Miss Hayden
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! Mrs Frederick Karl Strive gave A tea
| Thursday. assisted by Mrs. Ed Terry.
| Miss Struve and Miss Munday Those
| presen; were Mrs. A. w. Angle. Mrs.
| Thomas Green, Mrs. w. p. Trimblc Mrs.
| Thomas Burke. Mrs. j c. Haines. Mrs.
| George kittingsr. Mrs. Fisken Mrs Sill
| toe Mrs. Charts Power. Mrs. George
| Hurd. Mrs. Robert Palmer. Mrs. f. NJ
| Macrulsky Mrs. Frank Bell. Mrs. Me-
Even. Mrs. Charles Clark. Mrs. James
| n. Hoge. Mrs. Ed Terry. Miss Amy
Burnett. Miss Hanford Miss Munday.
| Miss strive. Capt. Harry Taylor, Lieut..
| Walker Mr.. Leslie Turner. Mr.. Haines.
| Mr.. Murray. Mr.. Austin. Mr.. Ling ana
| Mr.. Pelly.
| The Sesika Club will give dance next
| Saturday evening at Bellevue. on Mey.
| denteauer bay. The club members ana
| guests vii; leave Leschi park at o'clock
| on the L. T, E.aas and will return In tins
| for the last cars.
dinner party WAS given by Mr.. and
| Mrs Daniel KeIliher Thursday evening ae
| which were present Mr.. and Mrs. George
| A. Hurd Mrs. Gilbert s.. Meem Miss Ar
| quit Mr.. Ernest T.. Ling and Mr.. Herman
| Chaplin.
| Col James McNaught gave a fishing ans
/ bicycle party yesterday TO Roy. Thoso
/ who accompanied him were hr. and Mrs.
/ Frederick X. Strive Mr. r. r, Ling, Mr..
/ ri r.. Haynes. Mrs. Terry and MI0
| 1truYe.
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/ The queens birthday celebration in We
sorla last week WIS attended by several
| local yacsstsfnsn ard number Of society
| people. In this city several queens birth
day parties were given
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| Mrs. V. z. siiiItoe gave dinner party
/ last Wednesday IN honor Of STR. and MrA
! George a Hard. Other guests were Mr..
! and Mrs r. A. strout and Mr.. and MIRA
j. ID. Lowman.
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THE engagement. is announced OF NP.
Herman chapin. president OF the Boston
| National bank 10 Misa Mary AraGlt. q
| this city. Tae wedding viii occur June Is.
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