The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-17

MIS- Eta Nngens. Miss Mo..se PhiliipA
Mr., VIII llama. Mr.. Harold smith. Mr..
Edward Herald. NT. Clare Farnswortns
Mr.. Clarence Esdzards Mr.. Boyd Csrock>
Ell. Mr.. Waiter Fulton. Mr.. Fred Baxter.
MIR. GolI Murray, Mr. Ben Snipes. Mr. G.
". Saunders. Mr.. William Sliisman. Mr..
ID. Gordon lnyerarity.
Mrs. Thomas Burke gave A swell prfm-
rose tea Friday afternoon at her apart
relsfg la the Burke building in honor oG
Mrs ". T. Trsmhali. who recently moved
To Seattle from Louisville. Ky. Mrs Burke
was assisted In receiving by Mrs. Trimban.
Mrs. III. r. Eaxiey. and by Miss Ruth
Allen and Miss Hansord. Miss Hanford
poured tea during the afternoon and Misc
Allen served chocolate. The rooms wero
deliberately decorated entirely IN prime
roses. Late in tee afternoon number Of
gentlemen came in. Those present wers:
Mrs. q. q. Lyon. Mrs +. III. osgcod. Mira
Edward Moale ir. Mrs, John Wholly. Mrs.
c. ]. Smith. Mrs. NJ. r. Ba,kus. Mrs, John
r. Alien, Mrs. J. p. y. 1dwyd. Mrs. A. =.
NcEwan, Mrs. John I.eary. Mrs. r. r. Fer
~, Mrs. u. c. Nsufelder. Mrs. David ke'-
lcgs Madame ouffory Of New York. Mrs.
IL. Il. Bagley Mrs. Clarence Coulter. Misc
Barnes of New York. Mrs. WV. Robin
son. ir. Mrs. Montgomery Russell
Mrs Mary Mixer. Mrs. W. II. Pumphrey.
Misses Semp.e, Miss Olive Baxter. MiNA
Elise Brookss. Miss Fanny Munday. MfHn
Arqult, Miss Lillian Ke.logE aud Miss
strive Mrs. w. T. Trsmhaii. Mira. Thorn-
"a Burke. Mrs Phil Anmaown. Mrs. r.
Ferry. Mrs. O. G. MeGiivra.
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The pupils of Prof W. Vaughan Arthur
gave violin recital on Tuesday evening,
assisted by the following singers: Mr..
.ea Gnfsxtein Mia
Frances Cummings. Mrs. Violet Abrams.
song, Come and Try
Miss Frances Cummings.
Miss Marjori Miller.
Song. The Serenade. De Koven
Mrs. Howard Thompson.
Miss zoia Barber
Song. fal Snow In May Cantor
tb) Vainka Song -.a.......s-.,,.......
Mrs. 0ottstefn.
Violin solo. Fantasia Caprice. vieuxtemps
Mr.. LOUIS SinEerman.
Song. Midsummer Dreams Guy DHardeick
v,ou, ,oo MS y p xss,s, Abrams
Mr.. Max Elster.
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There were two society happenings At
Port Townsend this week which are OF tn
terest TO Seattle people. owing 10 the nuns
Der of friends the parties concerned have
IN this city. One was the marriage of Mr..
Henry T. Hayden and Miss Ida Pilen
and the other the issuing OF cards 70 the
wedding of Lieut.. Horace r.. West ana
Miss Nellie r. Ciapp. Mr.. Hayden hAa
Sharge OF the branch oniee Of The United
States hydrogra phic service. Lieut.. W4at
Is OF the United States revenue service.
The Hayden-Pisiep nuptisis were c&le-
brated last Wednesday evening with con.
siderable ceremony and the West Clamp
marriage viii take place In st. Paui'o
church, Port Townsend. on the evenlne
OF April =.
The first cosillson Club party since Lent
VIII be given tomorrow evening In Morris
hall. broadway and Yesier way. The party
VIII he attended by almost every member
OF The Cctiiiion set and VII be one Of the
SWEETEST affairs Of the year, although the
German will not be danced. An interesting
programme OF waltze~ and two-stsps haA
been arranged and win be played BY wae
ner's orchestra. The hail viii be lastly
decorated. A feature OF tha affaif. II 81
said. win he the number OF new swetI
gowns that the ladies' OF the cotiliion 1T
have planned out during f4enten weeks Of
idIepaxs.
The first opportunity that the younger
members OF seattle's gay set will havs @
get hack to their faYnrfse waltz ana two.
ster since Lent Viii be- on next Thursday
evening at the Quses Anne club house.
when the young men viii give Il dancing
party. Tho affair will be very we'll ~
tended and a number OF prominent society
ladies vii! act a. pasronesses NuSle will
be furnished b. wagner.S erchestra. Il
VII. be an early dancing party ana tbs
dancing programmes WIN END IT il:o
o'clock.
The Minerva Literary Society OF H,eA
School held n very interesting meeting
Friday afternoon I'm the assembly hall
whsch vas atsendad~shy nearly All " Inc
students. The club members have organ.
ized house OF representatives and held
an Interesting discussion on the Spanish
war question. Many OF the prominent RET
reseniatives were well taken on by their
high school substitutes Speaker need.
Representative James Hamilton Lewis ana
other prominent men had been sfudisd ~
the students who represented them.
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Miss Essle Fisher entertained Thursday
evening In home - Miss Gene Grxhaaa
who returned Thursday from the Annle
Wright seminary at Tacoma ThoSs pres
e9t we're Miss Lottir Haley. Miss H4Qo
Brace. Miss Elsie Bruins Miss Ida smith
Mrs BABE Bagiey, Mr.. William gilIImAn,
Mr.. Coll Murray. Mr.. Sam Russrsi. ~.
Dell Hicks and Mr. Howard Ar1es.
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TIE woman's Century Club will hold N
next meeting on Friday next 1T ~
o'clock D. m az room s. Hosson block
'~The Ideal Library. ard How 70 Es1 IT,
viii be the subject OF = paper 10 be g4veu
by Mis-, Elizabeth SUBWAY. and an "a.
areeS s"re Deum Lsudanxus." By Mn G.
L. slanson. VIII insure an interesting pso-
gramme.
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Capt J. A. Elarnsu commanding to
y-nftsd States revenue cutter Grant ana
Ms<s Mamie r. WATERMAN Of thsg city
weFs quietly married in San Franeinco -
the morning Of April s Capt. 0i1mm 1890
host OF friends on the Sound duFlnG -
years thar the Guitar Grant was pen<1cnGD
here Msss WhitemAn Was formerly = 61a
known member Of the oder 81
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A number Of sociesy people spsnt yssser-