The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-01

lug. Present We're Mr. aud Mrs. pies!n-
/ son Of Tacoma, Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. For
| rest. Mrs. Mcknight. Miss Heaiy. Miss
| Morgan. Miss McNaught. Miss Clark. Mr..
Cab ss55....y Mr.. Heilig. jr.. Of Tacoma.
! Mr.. VIII steel. -, II. q, steel. Mrs. Me-
| Naughs won the tirat prize. drawing for
| the homer against Mr.. Cal Hsilig. Mr. WIN
Steel received the consolation prize.
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| Preparations for an avsiss social season
! aye heiag made nv the Queen Aaue Cub.
| Officers were chosen Friday night as fol-
/ lows: President, II. r. elise: vice presi-
| dent, Charles Il. Crane, treasurer. VIII
| lam r. Harper. \ subscription party.
| which promises TO be novel affair. Will
] be gwen by the club "a week from Tues
/ day. Social parties have been recently
| given in New York which featured deeora-
| tons of Cuban design, Such a plan viii
| he carried out 10y the Queen Anne Club.
/ Cuban flags will he used IN decoration.
| and in every way possible suggestions
| will be presented Of the island. for the aid
OF whose people The United States Is now
| warning.
| II is said that A new Journal IL TO no
| brought cut abroad devoted exclusively 70
| meas fashions The simplicity uf masca-
| line attire may ne subjected to In
| naeasipns OF the most startling character.
| and one of mans most important duties
viii be undoubtedly introduced I'm evcn-
| ing dress aud the peace OF mind With which
| the young beau dona his dress suit TO at
tend ala important function will he forever
Aarasssd by the fear that some etceteTa
necessary to correct form has been over
| looked.
Mr.. Charles lSioeber. brother Of Or.
john ;. kloeoer. Of this city. mas been
appointed correspondent aboard the fag-
ship BroeslSn- OF the flying squadron.
Mr.. kloehef AT one time reported con-
sressionai proceedings for The Associated
Press in Washington City. and became
afterward manager of the great news
gathering organization in that city. He
was also city editor OF one OF the leading
afternoon dailies.
There will be meeting of the charter
members of the Ladies' Branch Seattle
Club at the residence of Mrs. Daniel Kcl-
/ liner. 1893 Seneca street. tomorrow after
noon n. o'clock. Officers will be elected
Tor the ensuing year. Notice of the meet
Ing was sent 10 members last week by the
secretary, Mrs. Henry Carstens.
The presence In this city Of Col. James
| Mcknight. of New York, will furnish nc.
| casion for several social affairs this week
| IL Is understood that a reception II to
| be given in his honor. ana other events
for his entertainment are being planned
Col Mcknight IL a brother of Mr.. j. f.
McNaught. OF this city. He viii be here
| for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. James -. Hoge. jr. viii
reach this city Tuesday and take up their
permanent residence here. They left New
York City Monday. and prior 10 that tima
they spent week in the metropolis oc.
80 "a. Vaf., re
toria hotel. Mr. Hoge IS returning from a
tour of the world.
Miss Aimee Burnett, belle OF Seattle
society. who has been visiting In the East
for several menths. has determined 10
enter the Charles hospital OF Boston rs
nurse. The hospital is exclusively for
children, and 10 those who know her
fondness for little onea Miss Burnett's
proposed action n no surprise.
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Mrs. Alfred r. Anderson entertained
the French Club last Monday afternoon
between The hours OF and g. TIL. men,
bers read an act OF the drama which they
are studying, each taking role. To-
morrow the club will be entertained by
Mrs. John Collins. Minor avenue
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The Magazine Review Club met with
Mrs ID. NJ. johnson. on Rainier street.
Friday Of last week. A paper on the
childhood of Christ was read by Mrs r..
NJ. Carr. Later on an interesting discuss
sion was held on the different religions.
N.ne members were present.
The fashion among women OF wearing
STIFF linen collars is dong much to ruin
their throafs for fun dress. The chatting
et ;he collars edge irriiates the skin, re-
saIIting in a strip OF yellow skin Just
beneath the chin, which is anything but
beauiifylug.
Mrs. l.. c. Gilman entertained the satur-
day Afternoon Whist Club last week In
her home on Rainier street Mrs q. Y.
! Yerkss won the first prize and Mrs Harold
Preston the sec2nd prize. The club will
meet with Mrs. 7. n. Hardin next week.
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Mrs. William Patton Boyd will give a
farewell reception To her friends on Thurs
day. May 5. Mr. ard Mrs Boyd ara
children leave the week following Tor
Europe. 10 be gone an indefinite length OF
time.
A club Of society women which meets
each week 10 discuss current events was
entertained last week by Mrs. p 49, NJ
Miller The club VIII meet this week with
Mrs. J. 3. MacIoagais
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4 lanrh was given board the revenue
.cuttsr Perry. row at the puge; sound
naval station. Friday. Miss Clark ard
Mrs AIbsss Jackson vent over from here
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Mrs Harwo3d Morgan entertained the
Cinch Club last Tuesday night MrS.
Burnside and Mrs J. Is. AacDougaii took
first heuors.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sysienham Milis ennounce
the engagement of their daughter. Miss
Nina Mills 40 Dr. r. a. Purdy Of this
city.
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M~ H. -. Kline entertained few
friends last Wednesday afternoon I'm honor
OF Mrs. q. w. Dickinson OF Tacoma.
WEDDINGS.
Mr.. Frank -. kIinsfslter. an express
messenger of the Great Northern and Miss
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