The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-13

the young men to and from the party
Morris hall will be deliberately decorated
for the. occasion. and lunch will be served
Among those interested in the party be-
SIDES the invitation committee are Miss
Edith Prosch. Miss Essie Fisher. Miss
Ethe! Bagley. Miss Emma Fisher. Of Salt
Lake City, Utah. Miss Cora Smith. Miss
Claire Bagley. Miss Ida Smith. Miss Bes-
sic Insns. Miss Charlotte Phillips. Mss
Ethel Garrett. Miss Gertrude Clarke. Miss
Jackson, OF Boston. Miss Kate MeGraw,
Miss Eta Nugent Miss Nina Mills Miss
Anna Mitchell Miss Jennie Inglis. Miss
Rowena Neville. Miss Sarah Atkinson.
Miss Ella Matthew. Miss Emma Bars.
Miss Lillian Gillette. Miss lone Cutler
and Miss Nettie Smith.
The regtrSar monthly musical OF the
Ladies' Musical Club was given Friday
evening at the old Rainier hotel. on Fifth
avenue and Marion street The music low
ers of local society We're out in numbers.
and the programme rendered. was excep-
tionally good nearly all the numbers being
from Schubert and Rode. The violin solo
by Mrs Van Tuyl was rendered most ac-
ceptably. The programme in fun follows
Paper .....-..... -....-...-....-.....S cauoeft
Mrs. Meacham.
Marches ........ $3.50. OPP. =, op. oil
Miss Beach. Mrs. Patterson.
Trio. The Linden Tree" a: Quartet.
The Night" b..--............ Schubert
Mrs. Got,stein, Mrs. Van Tuyl, Mrs.
Riley. Mrs. Meacham.
Ballade, op. 3........................Ch Chopin
Mrs. Bracons.
Paper .....'........ .-...'.....''...'h RODE
Mrs. Meacham.
Violin Concerto. A Minor. Rode
Mrs. Van Tuyl.
Who is sylvan" a; "Hark. Hark! the
Lark, b............ .....-.-... .Schu bert
Mrs. Gottsten.
March OPP. f2l.......... ...........Sc Schubert
Miss Beach, Mrs. Patterson.
Mr. George Hurd left Friday morning
for Mobile, Ala, where he viii be married
in few weeks TO Miss Emily GazZam
OF that city. Their engagement was an
nounced shortly after Miss Gazzam re-
turned east from an extended visit In this
city some three years ago While here
Miss Gazzam visited her sister. Mrs. A J.
Fisken and made many friends. who VIII
be glad to welcome her return as the bride
of one of Seattles best-known society men.
Mr. Hurd has been practicing law in this
city for several years He is best known
socially and as the champion tennis player
OF the Seattle Tennis Club.
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The Nineteenth Century Literary Club
an interesting and impartial manner
sketched the lives OF the poets laureate
Of England. Miss Walker followed with
a selection from Alfred Austin. The club
programme for Thursday, February H.
includes: Roll can; quotations from
Tennyson: Current Events" Miss Annie
Calhoun; paper, Lord Tennyson." Miss
Mlnna Personeus: review, "In Memoriam,
Miss Elizabeth Burweil. Discussion viii
be general.
The ladies OF Trinity parish sent out
number OF invitations last week to series
of drawing room lectures which will be
given in March by Rev. Herbert H. Cow
en-. The subject of the series is Dante
His Life and Times" The first lecture
will be given on Tuesday afternoon, March
/. at the residence of Mrs. J. c. Haines, on
Seventh avenue and Union street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Klttlnger enter
tanned a number of friends at cards last
Tuesday evening at their home on Terry
avenue and Terrace street. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs T.. w. Engie,
Mr. and Mrs a. NJ Brookes, Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Greene. Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Mcknight. Mrs. j. c. Halnes, Mrs
Edward l.. Terry. Mrs. J. g. Scurry and
Mr.. Phil Ammidown.
Last Monday afternoon the French Club
passed the afternoon in a most agreeable
and instructive manner at the residence Of
Mrs. John Tenney. The subject of con-
versstion was Paris. about which Prof.
Constant related many interesting things,
particularly regarding the Old Latin quar-
ter The next reunion viii he at the resi-
dence of Mrs. A. II. Anderson. Seneca
street
French Art" was the topic of CONVEX
sation at Mrs. William K. Webster's on
Monday afternoon, the subject matter be-
ing interestingly handled by Mrs Edwin
Webster. These %little tniks' over cup
of tea are growing more and more de-
.lightful, and Mrs. Bcntley's friends regret
ahead the time when they shan have
ceased for the winter.
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Miss May Thompson entertained few
university friends last evening at her
home on Rainier Heights. The evening
was very pleasantly spent with cards and
music Those present were Mss Alice
Vinnedge Miss Anna Mitchell Miss Faith
Prosch. Mr. Guy Robertson. Mr.. Horace
Phillips Mr.. George Kellogg. Mr.. Benton
Hammons-
Miss Carrie Morgan entertained TIE
young ladies OF ;he Tuesday Afternoon
Cinch Cub this week. The hon8Es were
"a rried away By Miss Reife who won
the visitors prize. and Miss Mckinney.
who secured ire regular club prize A'iss
Charlotte Phillips. Mss Gertrude H2kes
ard Miss Re!fs were the guests OF tas
club.
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The Co,l,l.on Club. composed e the
dancing members OF the Older set issued
Invitations this week f9r taetr third par
~. which will be the last ore gwen before
Lent The PARTY Will be IN Morris ban
on Yesler wav and Broadway. on Mon
day January ~ and vii be- attended by
i number % people froTu outside Iso.ais-
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The kfrErsss Whist C.Ub spent very
eajoya5le afternoon with Mrs.. Browning
On FRIDAY Mss Woe& winning the FIRST
prize and Mrs Chas Maglnuis n. causn-
lAtior. The club wilI meet wfth Mrs. Phil
ip WlasoT Friday next 81 her home. zEao
sixth avenue
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French Ar : the interesting suhjee.
-pom xn:ch Mrs. Emery. q Boston. has
con uasueea . series Of afternoon lectures
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