The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-10


iinue their mes tinSS for "a time. The
Tuesday Afternoon Cinch Club has had
enough and the young ladies who made
mp the club propose forming y bicycle
club Other clubs are also planning some
new way OF keeping up interest during
the summer. and the bicycle will probably
prove an important factor. Gels viii not
give way 10 tennis for several weeks Yet.
although the tennis players are already
beginning to think OF new cuts aad
strokes" In very few weeks the
Write wings Of the Seattle ana Elliott
Bay yacht clubs viii he taken out Of VIM
ter quarters and cleaned up for the sailing
season Taxing everything into consider
alton. society expects to have a very jolly
spring and summer.
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The first Cotiilion Club party OF the
after Lenien season Viii be gs.en on
Monday. April II. in Morris hall. on Yes-
Ter way and Broadway. A few weeks
aso the invitations TO the Cosiilion were
sent out. and through some oversight In
figuring the cnd af Lent. the date on
which the members Of the gay set were
invited TO come and dance WIS made
April i. of course. those who did not
realize that a mistake had been made
were very much shocked that 4 eatiiison
should even be thought of for Good FRI
day. They said they could not think Of
going. and We're undecided whether or
not 10 take offense at the pereeptfhIe
doubt az TO the thoroughness Of their
ient-keeping implied by sending the in
Nitaffon. As soon as the mistake was
noticed by the committee in charge, let
tiers were sent around announcing that
the cotiliion party had been postponed for
ten days. IL has not yet been decided
whether this cotfilion will be a genuine
| cetiliion or not, SO far this year the Co
| tiillos Club has simply given straight
1 dances. There Il feeling that thac
should do something more. and II ~ quite
| likely that after the enforced Ienten rest
! the next party viii be- very swell 1t
| Will undoubtedly be well attended for the
members OF the older set are impatient
for another waltz or two-step. Many are
| very much disappointed that the patty
| was not given this week.
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| In honor Of the Tuesday Afternoon
| Cinch Club. Miss Edna Whittier VIII give
| dancing and card party at her home
/ Melrose avenue north and Dennv way.
| next Tuesday evening. This will be the
| last meeting of the dozen young ladies Of
| the Younger set as the Tuesday Afternoon
| Circh Club. The series OF games played
during the winter have helped them pass
the weeks In easy-going, unsocal Seattle
very much better than had they not met.
II Is likely that the same young ladies'
vii organize a bicycle club with regular
] TUNE " atbFftHt tidtfS uuEfBE the 84ff1<
| mer. The Whittier home Is one of the
| best In the city for a dancing party. The
| affair to be given on Tuesday n the first
| after Lent and VIII be very swell. All
| OF the young people OF the old Agaysne
| and Knot A Gain sets are to he there
Tie young ladies Of the Tuesday After
noon Cinch Club are Miss Kate Mctsraw.
Miss Eta Nngent. Miss Ethel Cardin,
| Miss Margaret Cardln. Miss Carrie Nor
| gan Miss Gertrude Clark, Miss f5slen
| Fairfax Mcknight. Miss Marguerite Me-
| Kinney. Miss Moliie Phillips Miss Marie
Spencer. Miss Charlotte Phillips and Miss
| Edna Whittier.
| The Current Events club held n very
interesting meeting last week with Mr..
| Henry Thurman al her home. in the
| Denny ~ thurman addition. The afternoon
was passed talking over current events
| and listening To several interesting pa
| ptrs. Mrs. Thurman served dainty re-
| frcshments The ladies present wsre
/ Mrs Fiavius Cole Mrs. 2. H. NJ Miller.
| Mrs. Samuel Crawford. Mrs. HARDWOOD
| Morgan, Mrs T. II. Burweii, Mrs. J. n.
(, MarDongali. Mrs. l.. II. Gray, Mrs. Ella
! Morrison, Mrs. John q. Scnrrv. The
! club will meet tomorrow afternoon with
| Mrs. Gray at her home. Az broadway
| i. i !.
! The last of the very interesting series cf
/ drawing room lectures. gwen to the 90
ciety ladies' OF the city by Rev Herbert
/ II. Gowen on Dante. His Life and
| Times" was given las. Tuesday afternoon
! at the residence OF Mrs. @. q. Halter The
lectures were commenced about six weeks
ago and In the series Rev C;owen review
ed the life or Dante. the influences that
surrounded him and took UP his more In
/ portant works in detail The lectures haya
/ ali been well attended, nearly 100 tickets
! having been taken. The attendance at the
/ last lecture of the series was exceptionally
! good.
I, The Queen Anne Cineh Cub met last
| week with Mr.. and Mrs. r. v. Ankeny
AT their home, Second avenue west and
Olympic place. The next meeting Of the
/ club will be held with Mr.. and Mrs. c,
! r.. Thurston on Queen Anne avenue, A.
the sertss Of games that tine club has been
! paying during fhe winter draws near the
close. interest IL Increasing. Two prizes
viii be given ~ the end of the sea son
TO the lady and gentleman having the
highest average.
A handseme medal was presented 70
Master Milton, Heursy isiiz In appreciation
! Of "A r.ever banjo colo rendered AT the
opening session III the nineteenth aeai.
/ yersary OF the King County Teachers' In-
ssituse on April 4. Master Milton. n.
though only eight years old. ~ probably
the youngest banjo solicit in the North.
west.
/ i. I. i.
A week from next Thursday will prob
ably be the date on which the next dance
will be given ny the voting men Of The
old Assyns set. Arrangements are rapid.
ly beng perfected for this affair. which
promisss 10 DE- very swell. II will likely
ne given In the Queen Anne Club h01eo
and vii. be quite generally attended.
r
The Irene Club will continue giving
rserthIy dances until summer. Their psr-
tIea arr always given In Morris hall and
while not as large as come Of the others
ara nevertheless enjoyable affairs.
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The Alpha Literary Club had the oppor.
tunity at their last meeting OF 1istenfng
TO az address on .aThs Artists 81 Today
by Miss Elscfa Armour, the lifted Artfnk
~. - caRRs1sd op Psxs y, q