The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-17
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men. assisted by number OF young Ia
dies. Tire tickets will also be sold ard
taken at the gate by some Of the ladies'
interested. The players will be Mr.. ]. r.
steeb. Mr. w. V Barrtil. Mr.. A. t. Tou-
sey. Mr.. r. cux1man. Mr. r. Bull. Mr.. T..
g. Grigss; Mr.. W A. sternberg. captained
BY Mr.. Hurley. ard Mr.. p 8 Fra nsgoif.
Mr.. q. @. Rowe. Mr. Stuart Rice. Mr.. C..
s. ailliken. Mr.. S. Bridges, Mr.. G. Thorne,
Mr.. I. ". Enos. Mr.. J. s. Baker, cap
tanned BY Mr.. Hacker. The game viii be
called at 4 O'Clock
Tennis has claimed a good dea, Of inter-
est this week. The mems tournament
closed Thursday and the ladies' began
wednesday afternoon Tea was served on
the ladies' grounds by Mss rockingham,
who took Mrs. Martins place: Mrs. Philip
kersssw and Mrs. Hans Giese The event
OF the afternoon was the match on the
mems side between Mr.. Martin and Mr.
sternberg against Mr.. Tidmarsh and Mr..
Remington. II was closely contested, be-
ing the longest and hardest match played
IN the tournament. and resulting in vic
tory for Mr.. Tidnarsh and MI Reming-
ton. with the score rs 81. 4-s SIS
Entries for the ladies' tourna mcnt In
cInds Miss keown. Miss Riggs. Miss Van
Ruyper. Miss Wilkeson. Miss Tyler, Mrs
O. q. Ellis, Miss Eaton. Miss Hoiorooke.
Mss Worden. Mrs. r. W. Snow. Mrs. r..
T. Price. Miss Paddock and Mrs Fran
soil. Tea Will be served by the ladies this
afternoon
Vida Chapter. No. 8. .. +. s., gave a
dance Friday night at the Masonic temple
for the benefit OF the Chiidren's Home and
the Women's Emergency Corps OF the
SfAfn nf ut.s-
which opened with a drill by the officers
Of Vida Chapter. o. f. s.. was distinctly
patriotic. containing grand march q la
Uncle Sam. Dewey's waltz, Manila quad
rifle. Sampson two-step. Schiey sehot-
tische, Cuban Minuet a la Gomez Roose-
velt's Rough Riders waltz. I.aneers TO
the Philippines. Hobson polka. Shafter
waltz. two-step la Robley Evans. Miles
Oxford Minuet auadrille; Red. White and
Blue Santiago waltz; galop a la Havana
The reception committee WAS: Mr. and
Mrs. Ellis II. Gross. Mr.. and Mrs. %. F.
hurry, Ar. and Mrs. w. A. F'airweather
Miss Mabel Stevens Miss Jessie Morris
Miss Clara Fisher. Col. c. =. Ferry, Col.
Albert +. Joab and Mr.. j. w. Gale.
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Mrs. Harrison G. Foster entertained at
cards Wednesday evening for Mr.. Charles
Foster. who is in Tacoma for his vaca-
ton from Andover college. Those pres
ent were: Miss Clara Hewitt. Miss Curl,
Miss Clancy. Miss Tyler. Miss Sprague.
Miss Allen. Miss Kcrshaw. Miss Burnett,
Miss Caesar. Miss Holbrook. Miss Thomas.
Miss Fuller Miss Hudson, Mr.. Charles
Foster. Mr.. Beal Foster Mr.. Pritchard.
Mr.. Blanchard. Mr.. Jack Bowles. Mr..
George Browne. tr.: Mr.. S. V. Tyler. Mr..
Clancy, Mr.. Pierce. Mr. Holbrook, Mr..
Alex Hosmer and Mr. Nelson
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Tho large steamer Arizona was opened
to the public on Wednesday afternoon and
an admission OF 10 cents charged for the
privilege of seeing the boat from stem TO
stern. the proceeds to be divided between
the Children's Home and the jubilee bed
In the Fannie Paddock hospital. Five
hundred and eighty people went aboard
and viewed the luxurious staterooms.