The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-27

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ten men, then a young married couple TO
chaperon. The dues amount 10 $40 or Sl2
according 10 the number OF performances
TO be attended. The first night some girl
gives a dinner, inviting the club. Shortly
before o'clock a Fifth avenue stage
packs up before the door and the party
Is Jolted 10 the theater After the nlav
the stage carries them to the house Of
another damsel for a hot supper. This is
an expensive Iad, as young woman join
nis the c,uo Is called upon to entertain
elmer with dinner or supper"
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interest in local society last week hal
ua' que tnihs 10 center in-the second pub
nc recital OF the Ladies' Musical Cluh of
seattle. The fact that the entire nro-
grainme was to be given by the mus;eions
Vi the Ladies Musical Club of Tacoma
auued interest to the affair. and POO ladies
attended the recital. which took place in
ElAs nan on Friday afternoon. The re-
cital was pronounced by every one to Ia
one Oh the best ever given in this city. and
feheets great credit on the skill and ahility
OF the Tacoma ladies. Every number on
me Following interesting and weIl-seIecte.l
programme was heartily encored:
(a) Spring" - D.,
tb) Good Night ......... Gd Sdrgiel
Concerto No. 4. G Maj, Op. s.. Reethovo,
Allegro moderate. Andante con
mote Fivace. with two cadenzas
by Rubinstein.
Miss Daisy Foster.
.,re; neG Ina, t ia Mrs. James Ashton.
NIL" ohsa,iand .................. Strauss
po,oro,. >, Mrs Hochstadter
r. Mrs. G McDanieis a.''''''' AiSz'
A Forse lui :................ Verdi
q, v.,so MR.; Mrs; Frank Allyn.
t 5n3 A Needle aus Fantasie-Poionaise Ran
Mrs. Claude Seeley
Mrs, Thomas. Mrs Murray. Mrs
McDaniels. Mrs. Riddell.
ABOUT nifty ladies came over from Taco-
ma 10 attend the recital They were me,
at the Flyer wharf by the officers of the
local club and escorted to the Elks' halI
III me Colman building. where luncheon
was served at O'clock Covers for sixtv
were iaid at ten tables scattered through
the dining and reception rooms adjoining
me nan. The tables Were spread with
DAINTY linen. cut glass. silver plate and
fancy china from twenty prominent Seat
Tie homes Every table was decorated IN
roses primfoses and violets and the effect
was charming. At large table in the din
ing room the officers of the Tacoma cIub
were seated with the president vice presf-.
Gent and ex-presideut of the Seattle eIub
Ihose at the table were Mrs Ashton. Mrs
Sprague, Mrs. Allyn. Mrs. JOY and Mrs
slaughter, from Tacoma and Mrs +. r
Van Tuyl Mrs. A. p Mitten. Mrs A Y
stewart and Mrs. Maurice McMicken, Of
Seattle. The Seattle ladies in charge az
the other tables were Mrs. Charles Peter
son. Mrs. Fabin, Mrs. George +. Meacham.
Mrs. Frank Beach. Mrs. George Il. Kittin-
ger Mrs. James Hayden, Mrs r. W. En-
mons Miss Edith Young. Mrs. Warren l..
Gazzam, Mrs. j. b. Eagleson. Mrs. r. NJ
Daulton, Miss Compton. Mrs. Harry elise
Mrs. ]. w. elise. Mrs Riley. Mrs. NJ A.
Gottstein, Miss Hamilton. Miss Potvin and
Miss Andrus.
Among those present from Tacoma were
Mrs. j. NJ. Ashton. Mrs. Frank Allyn. Mrs
II. II. JOY, Mrs. Otis Sprague. Mrs. Miles
Cnnord. Mrs. c. w. Snyder. Mrs A c.
Marconnier. Mrs. Robert Thomas. Mrs. c.
W. Billings. Mrs Claude Seeley, Mrs
Clinton McDaniels. Mrs. c. A. Murray.
Mrs. G. y. Young, Mrs. b Hochstadter
Mrs c. NJ. Ridden Mrs c. f. L. Smith.
Mrs. NJ. f. Gates, Mrs. Morris Gross, Miss
Adams, Miss Cummings. Miss Clark, Miss
Josephine Clark Miss HubheH Mrs A. H.
sherman. Miss Bosse. Mrs s. C. Slaughter
Mrs. J. S. Doolittle Miss Lucille Bradley
Miss Bernice Newell, Mrs. w. H. Opie.
Miss Daley, Mrs. Clark. Miss Merrill. Mrs.
@. NJ Hellar. Mrs. Chapman, Mrs Bing-
ham and Mrs. G. L. Holmes.
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Miss Minna Personeus and Hon u T
l.esh. of North Yakima. were quietly mar
ried last Monday afternoon by Rev A. l..
Hutchinson at the residence Of the brides
mother, Mrs. Frank =. Lewis. University
street and Sixth avenue The rooms Of
the Lewis home were vefitable bowers Of
palms. ivy. smiax and pink and white
carnations. a number Of intimate friends
were present at the wedding Four sweet
little girls served the dainty refreshments
The announcement only q week ago that
the wedding was TO take place on Monday
was "A great surprise 10 the many friends
Of the contracting parties both of whom
are well known in this city. Their engage
merit made some months ago was never
formally announced. Mr.. Lesh IS prom
inent citizen Of North Yakima and has
represented Yakima and Kittitas counties
in the state senate for the last four years.
He is one OF the best known Eastern
Washington Republicans. Miss Personeus
IS very well known in Seattle society and
has lived here for number Of years. Mr.
and Mrs. Lesh left on the afternoon train
on Monday for Portland. where they VIII
spend q few days. They will be az home
a. North Yakima after March /.
The young people Of the high school are
very much interested in the announce
ment made last week that the high school
cadets were TO give another dance. Sew
erai parties have been given in past years
by the military young men of the high
school and all have been very successful.
The interest that has already been mani
fest in this years party VIII make II a
success. The party will be given in the
bali room OF the Masonic temple. On Sec
ond avenue and Pike street next Friday
evening. The proceeds are to be used in
defraying the expenses OF a military camp
during the summer.
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The CotiIlion club party given in Mor-
"a hall on Yesier way and Broadway.
Monday evening. was the most success
sul OF the series given this winter. TIE
fac thar X Was the last dancing crpoT-
tunity untn Easter seemed 20 add spin
Il 20 the affair. The hall was preitlly
decorated TN green and pink. IAgat re-