The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-10

sxrSx there Nsre DO eEG OF outings ana
-. 10 spefd The day. Since then each
a. had It's engagements ard social
- 10 attend 20. and society is begin
Is look tired The siekDexs az the
3 sxrsnss Home has forced great deal
~nvk upon the women interested In sts
k.~erseas and welfare. and q great deal
wing IL being done 10 gef the children
- cs1ftisted. Two or three days Of each
- are given 10 meetings o. the man
~. ghsn the work is DIVIDED AMI much
f1tnx accomplished. and nos comes the
n list as the home had been cleared
debt. Cor the raising OF more money
noef the expenses incurred by the sick
% that interest and help In earnestly
asssd from every one
y " v
80 every standpoint the entertainment
~ at the Tacoma hotel Friday night
a - benefit OF the Cs,lidren'E Home waE
Gtnes success. The PICTURES were beau
xnd great credit reflects upon Mrs
1 G psafee and Mrs. Frederick Snow for
4 wgfctjons and arrangements ia the
Enog and stage settings they EeTe most
saisted by Mr.. Clyde Clancy. The
S4smsne WIS interpreted with delight
nns.e under the direction OF Mrs.
- ssesey and there .as not minute
vhat was fully enjoyed by the large
Eseoce. Ii would be difficult To make
erular mention Of any Of the numbers,
khey we're ali equally deserving of praise
a. plcsufes there was both humor and
- combined with artistic effect that
- please all tastes. The American
Ehs b. Miss Bennett, was a very popu-
seizure and received much applause
= sss Ill feeling intensely American these
y. and the subject. with the American
4 hung for background, appealed
Eseg;y 10 every one. At the conclusion
= - pgoeramme the chairs were removed
n tanning commenced. Mira Philip Til
hfhnsi and Mrs. Hans Giese received the
Hkxts 81 the entrance OF parior A. ,Mise
keIsua,d, Miss Ksrshaw and Miss Rowe
I'D a. ushers. Rev. Albert w. Martin
nsoanced each picture and number. Fol-
msns ID the programme given:
(4Ae American Girl".... ..Miss Bennett
ME- Prssenc. ar Mind
NIm Darnell. Mr.. Nelson. Mr.. Bahcock
1c-"Ths F1stterer $500. .chamiuade
Mr.. Seeley.
SsrHlsn ..,.; - -'.'....'' MISS Cover
Mas Bennett. Miss Swensberg.
Master Sin.
Aasca Prelili,Fta ....-.... Miss Bake
-. Adrieite Bowen. Master sin
q Csddy Always Necessaf ~ ?''
Robert Vanderbilt.
sandoier1 =. .................- Stuart
Mr.. II. IL. icy.
Pa Little Story :. ...........
Ms Foster. Mr.. Miiiken. Mr.. Foster
|sefins .,;.,, .-....-Miss Tyler
80 :. Mrs, walker. Mr.. Mliiiken
|.X.dans caryanthemum" :. Mrs saito
|Im. Hesith''... -. =. .......
Toussy. Mr.. steeb. MIR. Foster
Miss Darnell 49, "'A"''
". WaAes. Mr.. naboock. Robert
Vanderbilt.
Miss Baker.
-. Mls swenss,erg, Mr.. oserteufrsr
psd Slsss'.. =. -. ............s.
" .....-s...-- $3.50. Orchestra
Iss Country Club was we'll ratronlzed
~ members on the Forth, quite a
saaser scing out Saturday and staying
ata Tuesday. II Is q matter OF general
'csfx that there are no ears running TO the
sss si1s Year. which necessi:ates either
lsyink or wheeling In order to get there.
y the majority of the members are
sssasiie bieyelists. and the ride out
g rom town delightful one. the popu-
~ q The club Is not diminished on that
aant. Monday evening a splendid dis
q fireworks was given on the beach
ssag those who spent the Fourth at the
- we're Mr.. and Mrs. g. s. M.itiken,
40 Mrs. Chester Thorne. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ashton. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Il. steeb.
ana Mrs Stuart Rice, Mr.. and Mrs.
~ Ifllinghast. Mrs. Rowe. Mrs. Bass.
Post. Mr.. aud Mrs. w. q. Pearce.
and Mrs. Alexander Baltic. Mr.. and
aeoll. OF Seattle. Mrs. I. w. Ander-
MISS Mabel Rowe. Mss Cover. Miss
80. nlss Rowe. Mr.. J :. Baker. Mr..
1ail. Mr.. Jess Merrill Mr.. q. q.
AT. s. Bridges. AIR. Lynde Palmer,
q ". Enes. NJ. w. \. Siesnherg.
!. y y
NJ Alfred W Martins attractive homo
.s scene o. a very pretty tea on
assy afternoon. from until ssn. 10
ser Sister. Miss Frothsngham, and
fffsy. ~ Eoston. A profusi0n of
aace The house a picture Ia Its dec
'0as bur perhaps The most effective
Een, Was IN the hall, where the
spi'sa In great quantities was used.
aeofge Browne served punch In the
s'efa bowl en bod ted In nast,iy.ingnx
se dining room Mr=. II Il. Caldwell,
ara Hans Close presided. An ex-
pretty and lacey eTe<; WAS given
able by laying nn sprays az Jasmine
"a sae center ~ the table was A ear-
'sce Of white roses. Asss.stln we're
siAsehe Mcdonald. Miss Kate Rigs
ss'th Rove. Miss Mabel Row. Ms
AeFss'aw aud Miss Amy Burnett.
* * ~
Ns~aae SecitNs tea on Tuesday af~
- Tor Aer\nother. Mrs. Hadlsy. Of
III, was extremely prxstty and
ess4gh 20 me formal. II MAS 4
- $50 summers DAY reception and the
as was decorated a. keeplny win
sweet peas &Hd green's gracefully
~ VASES aAoos The Feasns In TIE
- NJ Ssrisy ana Mrs fiadley re-
n. ,sss'sied hy Mrs Bass. Mrs. Filling
-. s.s Nfdes atd Mrs. pearss- Ia
Rom where pink roses wery
~ we table KEEP; 70 pink and white.
y. Fuse sid Mrs. l. n Man
.ssied assisted ~ Miss saTsts,.sssl
nsaaS ana asss Rowe. In the hal
sey served puach assisted rs Miss
~e sai Mss Riggs.
= - -
s,s a 'Ae Emergency corps gave
.stF 'ast saturday afternoon a.
-. a. Ar~. Ioan L. Honktns
49, : vsff rre.-y water coloF. was
"a E'a o'n8fl nN Mis- ; n. Brad
-. voc oy NJ , VI FeYls$ Tnase