The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-29

away FOR the summer Is becoming more
general with Tacorans each year ana
from present Indications more than ever
viii leave town this summer. The near
by axes aud the many delightful, parts OF
the country that are easily access bic are
strong tempsst ions hard I'd resist, a.
though IL seems almost too bad 10 leave
the city during its prettieSt season. A
number have already made their plans 10
spend the summer az the Country Club,
ard the tents are being put Up and IN
readiness. The club will have an added
attraction this year n the golf links, that
are now being laid out, so that when one
feels inclined for game Of golf il can be
had right AZ hand. instead of riding seven
mics 10 the Edison links The regular
monthly competition OF the Golf Club,
with the usual handicap events for ladies
and gentlemen. Is being held today. and on
Monday. Decoration day. viii be the year
Is club tournament. but i; has been decid-
ed not 20 play for the cups. as they will
only be played for annually. on Thanks
giving day.
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One O. the pieasantes. affairs that has
taken place in some time was the musicale
given OF Thursday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs Eldrsd Tucker in honor Of Mr.. VIII
son, OF Portland. Mrs. c. F. L. Smith
who IS one of Tacoma's most finished
pIanists. gave several delightful selections.
Mrs Adua Anderson gave a yalse of Cho-
pins. Mrs. s. NJ. Jackson sang Schu-
hert's serenade. with violin ob.igato by
Miss Darnail. Mr.. p Y. Caesar and Mr..
". A. Bull gave some excellent music
with the banjo and mandolin. Mr.. Paul
Worth Dakin sang 1.-The Serenade," from
the opera Of that name. Miss Darnall
gave a violin solo. accompanied by Mrs.
Jackson. After supper the rooms were
ala rai Nrc Ts-rlr
er's guests were Mrs. Adna Anderson.
Mrs. G. F. l.. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. P. v.
Caesar Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. Jackson. M
and Mrs. w. \. Bull. Miss Alien, of Oiym-
pa, Miss Caesar. Miss APPLICABLE. Miss
Frances Woibert. Miss Miller. Miss Mabel
Rowe. Miss Kershaw, Miss Riggs, Miss
Darnan, Mss Rowe, Mr.. Ralph Stacy,
Mr. l.. D. Campbell, Mr.. Wilson. Mr..
Crum. Of New York. Mr.. r. w Enos. Mr..
G. l.. Mum. Mr.. p. W. Dakin, Mr.. Arthur
Pritchard.
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The wedding OF Miss Mabel McGilyray
ard Mr.. Henry Kershaw son OF Mr. and
Mrs G. ]. kershaw. of this city, viii take
place on Wednesday at walla Walla
Miss Pansy McGilvray and Miss Jessie
kershaw viii be the bridesmaids, wear
Ing white organdie gowns over pink. Miss
Dorothy kershaw, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Kershaw. and Miss Olive Nc
cahe. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
McCabe. OF Walla Walla. and formerly oe
Tacoma. VII! be the flower maids Miss
Kershaw left last night for WaIa waila.
Mrs. c. j. kershaw, Mrs. Philip Kershaw.
Mr.. c. j. kershaw. fr.. and Emmons anu
Dorothy kershaw Will so Sunday. Mrs
e. J. hershaw will be the guest OF Mrs
Joseph McCabe while In Walla Wara.
Mr.. c. j. kershaw and Mr.. Tom Kershaw
| VIII SO over Tuesday night
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! The class Of rs OF the Kindergarten
| training school will give its third annual
| commencement exercises next Friday ev-
| eaing at the Tacoma hotel The followlng
| Is the programme for ths evening with
| the club motto and names OF the gradu-
| ates:
'.EiIe- Nieht. Weller Nicht"
c 2.or' , esnI Ii4ser La France rose
Doren Hardenhergh, Sara Wilhe,mina
squires Helen Graham Wentworth.
Post-Graduate-Lima Rose O'Brien
Glass song, dedicated 10 the class OF 'es
by Miss Charlotte Lay Dewey
Address. by Mrs. Amy p. Stacy.
SEQUENCE OF Finger Plays-ta) The Fam
ily; 1el The Neighoorhood: (c) The State:
Presentation Of Diplomas. Miss Dewey.
kindergartner's Hymn. by the class, as
sisted by the members OF the Tacoma KIN
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Mrs. George Moulton gave small tea
Tuesday afternoon for Miss Julia Sprague.
Those present were Mrs Otis Sprague.
Mrs. G. c. Wagner, Mrs. Frank Rolf.
Mrs. J. b. Scott. Mrs. E. s. Hall. Mrs
Ralph Metcaif Miss Nevius. Miss SIM
mons. Miss Marley, Miss Shultz. Miss
Van Banthuysen. Miss Styne, Miss Forbes.
Miss Daisy Farrel'y. Miss Bennett, Miss
Hewitt. Miss Cara Hewitt.
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party Of twenty left Tacoma this
morning on ten tandems for a ride 70
Olympia. They will rest and have lunch
con at the Country Club at noon. This
evening they VIII have an oyster supper
at poane's. The party will stay a. the
olympia hotel, returning to Tacoma to-
morrow. Mr.. and Mrs. Stiuson. Mr., and
Mrs Fredericks and Miss Cardln. Of Seat
tie. will be in the party.
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Miss Cheal gave a high tea 10 the En-
glish pupils OF the Annie Wright seminary
on Tuesday evening, in honor OF the
queens birthday. The evening was given
TO music and playing games Those pres
ent were the Misses 3renton, Miss Alice
Ricard Miss Florence Ricard. Miss Jennie
Wells, Miss Irene Newling, Miss Mabel
Phair and Miss Florence Phair.
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Mrs. Vincent Browne and Miss Farreii,-
are giving large reception this after
| noon for Mrs Ia Fargo and Miss la
| Fargo, They VIII be assisted by Mrs e.
| dred Tucker. Mrs Char.es Tucker. Mrs.
\. T. Pritchard. Miss Bennett. Miss
| Forbes, Miss Mabel Rowe. Miss futile.
| Miss Daisy Farreuy and Mss Frances
Wolhevt.
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| Rev. ana Mrs Aired w. Martin enter
tanned few friends informally on Mon
| day evening Games and music formed
| the entertainment OF the evening. Thos.
| present were Mr.. and Mrs. II r. Caldwell.
| M. ard Mrs. Frederick Low. Mr.. ard
Mrs. George Browne. Mr.. and Mrs. Hans
| G!ese.
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Mrs. y T. Pritchard gave luncheon
last SATURDAY TO the following ladies':
| Mrs. Barrett. Mrs. Blanchard and Miss
Barrett. OF Pnyalpp. Mrs Styne and Miss
Styne.
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