The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-06

althogh none but intimate friends was
present. Mr.. Davidson gave away the
bride under a canopy OF roses. which
formed a part of the elaborate decora-
tons of the mansion. Rev. Mr.. Bailinger
performed the ceremony after the rites
of the Congregational church. After the
ceremony sumptuous wedding supper
was served. which was followed by an in
formal reception.
Mr.. Hume was mayor OF Astoria for
two terms, in 1894 and 1895. He is very
popular with all who know him and the
happy couple have the best wishes OF
where.
The first annual cadet ball. given by
the High School Cadet company last Fri
day evening in Masonic hall. despite the
I<enten season, was we'll attended and
thoroughly successful. The neat blue uni
forms of the cadets made the affair seem,
as at the University cadet dance, quite
military levee. The dancing was con-
tinued until after midnight.
Among those in attendance were Mr..
and Mrs. Thompson. Mrs. Edsen, Miss
Helen Campbell. Miss Cotchett, Miss
Currier. Miss Rosalie De Wolfe. Miss
Giles. Miss Nellie Wallace. Miss Winnie
Vining. Miss Lonsbury. Miss Nita Beck
er, Miss Pickens, Miss Reed. Miss Mar
guerite Sloane. Miss Lucia Edsen. Miss
Florence Davis. OF Tacoma: Capt F. W.
Hergert. Lieut.. Curtiss Parker, Lieut.
Arthur Hanson. Sgt. S. NJ. Treen, Sgt.
Coe Corp. Briggs, ex-Capt. ]. W. Sayre.A
ex-Capt. Smoke. ex-Lieut. Alton Renting
ton. Capt. Cotchett. L. of w. Lieut..
Powell, u. of W.. Mr.. Alton Pickens, Mr.
Alfred Giles, Mr.. Hugh Mclean. Mr.. a.
b. Currier, Mr.. Robertson, Mr.. VIII
Johnson. Mr.. Harry Cadien. Mr.. Ed.
La Bounty, Mr.. Billy Graves, Mr.. Roger
Do Wolfe, Mr.. Kahn.
The Alpha Club was entertained at
lunch on Wednesday by Mrs. F. p Spell
ger. who has recently returned from
four months visit with relatives near ST.
Paul. After the dainty lunch. the club
resumed It's usual Line of work the study
Of American writer's. Several musical
selections were delightfully."- rendered by
Mrs. L. Ripley and Mrs. Gaffnev. of Mon
tana, who is guest of Mrs ]. W.
kahle. Among those present were Mrs
A. V. Freeman. Mrs. Z. j. Reyburn. Mrs
w. Z. Slater. Mrs. E. Ripley, Miss Nc
Elroy, Mrs. F. s. Berry. Mrs ]. e. Bar
ker. Mrs. ]. w. Kahle, Mrs Gaffney. of
Montana: Mrs. F.. w Hurlbut and Mrs
F. w Entz. The club will meet next
Wednesday with Mrs. J. w. Kahle, sl5
Fifth avenue.
The Magazine Review Club met last FRI
day afternoon with Mrs. George Buzzelle.
on Twenty-ffth avenue. A paper OH Tho
Preparation for the Coming of Christ From
a Political Standpoint" was read by Mrs.
Kline, and one on 1.-The Prepare ton From
a Religious Point of View" was read by
Mrs. Irene Gilman. The statement that Rev.
Buzzelle would give the club n course OF
lectures on the Life Of Christ" was a mis-
take. as he only consented TO direct their
studies The next meeting will be with Mrs.
s. NJ. Preston and a paper on the Life of
John the Baptist will be read by Mrs. i.
C. Gilman.
Mrs. W. A. Miller and Mr.. William
Arthur assisted the Tacoma Ladies'
Musical club in their monthly concert at
the Tacoma hotel last Tuesday afternoon
Mr.. +. Boyd Wells. OF this city, was their
accompan!st. Mrs. Miller rendered three
selections as follows: without Thee"
D'Hardelot. ARIA from Samson and
Delilah.'' Saint Saens. and Greeting TO
the Woods" Reinecke. Mr. Arthur's Sc
lections were ''Parsifal Paraphrase,"
Wagner. Second Polonaise" Wenianskl
The concert was an entire success.
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somely Wednesday afternoon a. her home
N Marion street and Sixth avenue in honor
n Miss Clancy, of Tacoma. who is visiting
IN the CITY "A Flower Hunt" was a novelty
introduced which furnished much amuse-
r1ent during the afternoon. Miss Morgan
was most succe ssful and received q pretty
prize Mics McNaught's guests were Miss
Clancy, Miss McCraw. Miss Carrie Morgan.
Miss Eta Nugent Miss Jackson. Of Eos-
ton. Miss Gertrude Clark. Miss Cardin.
Mss Mckinney and Miss Allen.
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Mr.. and Mrs Frank Frederick returned
last week from their wedding Journey
and are now at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Stlmson. on Queen Anne. Their we'd
ding took place az the home OF the bride
who was formerly Miss Beth waldron. in
Muskegon, Mich. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
jourueyei TO Chicago after the wedding
where they spent few days and then
proceeded 10 Toronto. Canada. They aiso
spent several days at ST. Paul while en-
route 10 the West They will he at home
to their friends after March Is.
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On Friday afternoon Miss Carrie Morgan
gave a luncheon and Informal tea at her
home on Miner avenue and Marion street
n honor Of Miss Clancy. The guests were
Miss Allen. Miss Clancy Miss Durgin, Of
Tacoma MISS JACKSON, MISS IertrU8g
Clark Miss Cariin. Miss Irene Phillips.
Miss Eta Nugent. Miss Mcknight and
Miss McGraw.
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Mrs. J. Albert Jackson and Miss Gertrude
Clark entertained a number of friends at
their home in Fremont yesterday after
noon in honor OF Miss Jackson, OF Boston.
who returns home today after having Wis
tied here for a number Of weeks. Miss
Jackson has Usds many friends here VINO
are sorry her early departure is made neces-
sary.
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The Tuesday Afternoon Cfnch Club net
last week with Miss Eta Sugent at her
home on Cherry street and Minor avenue.
Miss Kate Met5raw won the prize. The
visitors we're Miss Charlotte Phillips. Miss
Clancy. Of Tacoma. and Miss Irene Phil
Eps. TIE next meeting will be az the
hosns OF Ms NoiIie Phillips.
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The R.rrsess Whist Club was enter
tanned en- Wednesday b. Mrs. Phii.n