The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-13

OLYMPIA. March l2-The Woman 3
Club. of Olympia, Thursday evening cele-
brated the fifteeath anniversary of the
birth OF the organization with 4 continental
tea, preceded by a programme of rare ex-
eeilence. The club rooms in Stuart block
we're tastefuily decorated for the occasion.
The opening exercise. a piano solo by
Hiss Nina Kaufman. was beautifully rem
dered and the presidents annual address.
by Mrs Ella T. Siork, Was literary gem.
vocal solo was sweetly sung by Mrs.
Mitchell Harris. followed by guitar solo
by Miss Annie Macieay. Mrs. Nellie ".
Lane favored the company with a select
reading. Mrs s u. Percival sweetly rem
dered a vocal solo, followed by Mrs. A.
L. Campbell with q beautiful piano solo.
About fifty invited guests partook OF the
hospitality OF the ladies or the club. The
delicious spread was under the direction
Of the president. Mrs. Siork, assisted by
Mrs. Cowles Mrs. Fitch. Mrs. Ross. Mrs.
Ford. Mrs. Tinkham. Mrs. Roberts Mrs.
Bates and Miss Janet Moore. The Wo-
mans Club was organized March 10. 1889,
and has since been an important social fea-
ture of the capital city. Its present OH
GERS are: President. Mrs Ella T. a:ork
vice president. Mrs. f. NJ. Deming; record
ing secretary. Mrs Susie r. Barr. treas
urer Mrs. Georgianna S. Ford; trustees,
Mrs. A. II. III. Stuart and Mrs. l.. w. Per-
ciral
A cobweh social was tencered Thursday
evening 10 Miss Margaret Wallace at her
Maple Park home. The rooms were
uniquely fes,ooned with imitation cobwebs
built Of Irvine. AT one end was suspended
number, at the opposite end a section of
verse 10 be fitted 10 the portion from
which it was cut 10 render II intellighle
The members Of the party held correspond
ing numbers, and al the signal all began to
wind. each "a his own string. and all to-
gether. Ii was lots of fun. The fitting of
the verses determined the partners for
supper. which was pleasant feature OF the
evening. The entertainment was rounded
pus with dancing. Those present were the
three Misses Wallace, Miss Hill Miss Troy.
Miss Carrie Rogers. Miss Edna Rogers,
Miss Hayes. Miss Jenkins. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ruth. DIR. Redpath. DR. Carlyon. Mr.. win
Whtthorne, Mr.. Il. l.. Hin. Mr.. VIII An
ders and MIR. Oscar Bowen
AT the "Wednesday evening meeting OF
the Choral Club at the Main street resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Wisner, thirty-five
of Olympias music-loving people were
present. For accompaniment there were q
plano. cornet. two violins and bass vol
Mss Potter Is instructing the club in voice
culture and the weekly meetings are de-
nghtfully sweet witt. the blending OF the
voices.
Olympia Lodge No. /. F. & A. NJ, en-
joyed visit last evening from Prof J. NJ
Taylor, of Seattle who conducted work in
the third. A delightful banquet was spread
after the conclusion Of exercises at Ma
sonic temple
Miss Genevieve Young has returned "a
this city from weeks visit with Seattle
friends.
Mrs. Britton-Pix. formerly practicius
physician in Seattle. is visiting with old
time friends In that city.
W. S. Caruthers. for four years Chief
clerk OF the United STATES surveyor gen
erals office for Washington. has rendered
his resignation OF that position and left
| Friday to accept position with the en-
cheering department of the Northern Pa
cific railroad.
Prof and Mrs. Brlu;nall were in Tacoma
! Wednesday evening, Whore they attended
the hanques~of the Puget Sound University
Club
Miss \. Goldie Robertson. a former
teacher in the Olympia city schools has re-
turned from the East. after an absence o.
three years.
/ The Diversity Club met Friday afternoon
with Mrs. Charles Bovine.