The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-23

assist in an elaborate musical progra mnae.
Prof. Schultz orchestra. Miss Emma
Banks, whisSling soloist; Miss Emma
ZacheTe. either Scloist. songs by Mrs.
strong, Miss RawSea and Mr.. Nyron
Groui. male a1agseiteS by MsSsrs. VIII
laEns. Saunders. Coaaat and Dane.
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The woman's Century Club will give
reception next Friday afternoon AZ Ma
sonic Temple Second avenue and + he
street. from 30 10 = cioek 70 the fed
Grated c1ubs OF the city II Is TIE intent
OF the cla0 - reach every club woman n
ihe city and 20 make the federation Sea-
ture OF ciuo work one OF social and SYM
pathetic interest. One feature OK the en-
tertaianent will be a paper. 10 he read
by Mrs. Holmes. president Of tho Century
club. consisting Of original contributions
from club members. The programme MIR
begin promptly at ) O'Clock.
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Mrs. James n. I.owmsn entertained the
French club last Monday afternoon. Six
teen az the twenty members We're present.
The last act of lie Maitre de FORCES was
given. the parts being we'll sustained, thus
showing how Wen The pupils had studied
their roles, and also the advancement
made. for seine OF the members have
studied but 4 few months, The refresh
ments were chasmiuSis served. The next
meeting Of the club VIII he tomorrow att
ernoon al the home oil Miss NJ. Strase.
corner OF Minor avenue and Seneca street.
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The Stevens Debating Club Of the un.-
veTsity OF Washington will hold its first
public meeting tomorrow evening. All
the friends ct Tie university are invited.
The programme promises entertainment
by Hon. ". II. Thompson on the writings
OF his brother, Maurice Thompson music
by the University quarteste: flute solo.
By Or. Henry Meyers: brief sketch ef
Isaac 1. Stevens by Prof. Edmund ).
Meany. and other features.
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The lecture given last Tuesday evening
at The Chamber OF Commerce hall by the
Rev IL. III. Gowen was the first Of the
series for the benefit CT Trinity church.
Society was well represented IN the select
and intellectual audience. The next If
the course viii be On Robert Louis Ste
venson. with whom Mr.. Gowen enjoyed
personal acquaintance. and VIII be given
Tuesday evening. The subject is popa-
| lar one just now, and VIII attract
/ large audience.
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A limited number OF invitations are out
for a lecture TO be delivered by Mrs EN-
cry ut the residence Of Mrs j, {. Haines
Tuesday afternoon. The subject OF
the lecture will he How to Judge a Pie
iure," and as Mrs. Emery. who has stud
led in Europe and visited all the great
art galleries of the world. Is an author
ity on art matters. the lecture will prob
ably DO both entertaining and instructive.
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The whist Cub and 4 few other guests
were entertained on Wednesday after
noon last by Mrs. Daniel keliehcr at her
residence. corner Summit avenue and
Seneca street. IN honor Of Mrs. Frank Z.
Beatty, of Washington. -. e. Progressive
pairs. an interesting form of duplicate
whist. was played.
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Judge and Mrs. Eben Smith entertained
few friends at an informal tea Weine&-
day evening. A few friends Of her son,
MIR. Harold Smith. dropped In during the
evening and added TO the pleasure OF me
entertainment. There were about twenty
guests present.
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The KermIss Whist Club was very de-
lghtfuiiy entertained by Mrs. Louis VIII
liams Friday afternoon Mrs. q. w. Stet-
son winning the first prize and Mrs. l.. VI.
Wood the consolation. Mrs. Roupc viii
entertain the club next Wednesday. FL
Mercer street.
Wednesday evening Miss Mcknight gave
n box party 81 the opera in honor az her
friend. Miss Cover. The party comprised
Mrs. j. McNaughs. Miss Cover. Miss Hc
Kinney, Miss Mcknight. Mr.. Hoya creek
cit. Mr. Duncan Inyerarity and Mr.. orrin
Rank.
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Mrs. F. E. Beatty. of Washington, u. c..
is spending short time with Mrs. Danisi
Kelieher. en- route 20 San Francisco 10
Join her husband. who Is one OF the officers
OF the L. s. 5. Adams, which IL expected
to reach San Francisco soon from Homo
lulu.
The first Tuesday in Lent series %
lectures on Dante will be snaneuraied by
the Rev Mr. G0won, under the auspices
Of the same lad!es who rad inst years Sc
ries In charge. This first lecture VIII be
held az the residence Of Mrs. J. c. fiaines.
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The Ladies Musical Club viii give a
series Of three public recifsis AZ the Old
/ Rainier hotel The first concert viii be
given the evening 81 January > AZ :
o'clock; the second viii take place Feb
ruary e. aud the third snTne time in May.
Invitations arc out for breakfast 20 be
given Monday noon by Mrs Georg. ~
paschal IN honor Of Mrs. Susan T. Bryan
and Mrs Fdw. Moaie. Those who haTe
received cards may look forward 70 the
enjoyment q an unusuaily smart affair.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. McKay were enter
tanned on wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
samuel Heron AZ her residences on Six
fsanth avenue Mrs. Herr0n Was assisted
IN receiving by her sister, Miss ieaiy. and
Mrs. Wilson.
The wednesday Night Card Club me;
last week ~ the residence Of Mrs. ]. e.
Hnines The club viii be entertained
| this week ~ Mis. John Lsary.
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Nr. John n. Allen. Miss Alien, Mrs. e. j.
| Smith and Miss Smith occupied q box al
| the opera on Tuesday evening.
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/ Next Wednesday afternoon the Queen
Anne t8nch Club will meet 81 ihe resi-
/ aence Of Mrs. Churchill.
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Mss Jennie Cfiffith of Cly.1er. Or. Is
! guest Of Mrs Edgar r. Piper al W
{ Harvard avenue
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