The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-05

TACOMA, June 4-Patriotism - the or
der Of the day and - e some way ois-
played e. AL the social functions, either
as the predominant. feature OF the dec0ra-
toss or In fayors which furnish a variety
Of ways for showing the eouItrys coIors.
A, ali the gatherings OF any ssze the ma
csoral airs are always sung, a def1TobStTa-
ton that has disclosed the fact 7nat tne
Americans who know the words o, their
country's symns are sadly * the minority.
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The emergency corps for the state OF
" asniugton .s society that Is just oesng
formed with headquarters IN Tacoma and
smaller branches Of the society In all the
cities ard towns throughout the state.
Aucn good work IS being 6oue BY these
societies. In Portland the women have
been actively engaged for some time IN
making things for the comfort OF their
sso.9lers. but that It IS not entirely local
was shown By the care ard attention tina.
was given one OF the Tacoma men VINO
was suffering from a severe attack OF
pneumonia, by the Portland society when
cur troops passed through on their way
70 Vancouver barracks. The Tacoma So
clsiy will soon be fully organized and
work begun By the women who have be-
come members.
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The Sewing School, IN the Niger Tract
Will end its seventh year with the annual
picnic In the Exposition grounds today.
The school was started seven years ago
by Mrs. Fl. p. Price, Mrs. r. w Snow and
Mrs. Lauaerbaeh, who was then ing in
Tacoma. and has accomplished a great
dea! OF good In teaching the children order.
system. sewing and 10 be neat. For sew
eral years the school numbered 10 chill
dren. but this year the number has not
- hssr a. hell
every Saturday morning. TIE teachers for
this year were Mrs. r. II. Price. Mrs. r.
w, Snow. Mrs. Alter, Mrs C. b. Hurley
and Miss Wallace
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On Tuesday a golf tournament Will be
played by the ladies in class II. The grass
on the links Is getting so high that playing
Is becoming less ard number OF the
ladies VIII soon be leaving town for the
summer Tuesday viii be made rather a
festive occasion. Luncheon Will be taken
out and served at the club house. Among
those who VIII play on Tuesday Will be
Mrs. ". g. Pearce Mrs. r. Il. Price Mrs.
Alex. Baltic. Mrs. i. S. Grosscup. Mrs.
". f. Hacker, Mrs. Eldred Tucker. Mrs.
Frank Sharp. Mrs. II. &. Potter, Miss
Edith Rowe. Miss Mabel Rowe.
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Miss Daisy Farreily entertained the
Cinch Club on Wednesday afternoon.
Those present were Mrs. e 8. Hail, Mrs
George Moulton. Mrs. Otis Sprague, Mrs.
DusiBbsrFe. Mrs. Frank Sharp Miss VOL
bert. Miss Stone, Miss Bennett, Miss
Forbes. Mss La Fargo, Miss TsIr1nton,
Miss Spfagae. Miss Worden. The prize
silver paper cutter. was won by Mrs.
Frank Sharp.
a thea;er party comprising Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcdonald, Miss Mcdonald. Miss
Rowe. Miss Mabel Rowe and DR.. G.. s
Hicks attended the performance OF THE
Hired Girl at the Lyeeum theater Tues
day night. A supper WAS given by Mrs.
Pearce after the performance at the
Rochester hotel.
Miss Gertrude Holt. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. II. III. Holt, and MIR George Dick
son VII be married next Tuesday AZ the
brides home on Tacoma avenue After
the ceremony they viii leave for a1 ex-
tended Eastern trip. visiting New York
and Chicago and returning by way OF
Montreal.
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The formal opening or the Outing Club
on Lake Stella COON Was held last Satur-
day night Tho club has secured the
house formerly known as Winderrnere
sADpAk IttN members ana their
friends were present Dinner was served
and In the evening there Was music and
dancing.
Mrs. Harrison 6. Foster gave a luncheon
on Thursday for Miss Moore, OF Orange,
n. j. Covers were laid for SIX. White
roses were used or the tables and at each
cover was a small American six flag The
guests were Miss Moore. Mrs Robert Il.
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and Miss Evans.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Hopkins enter
tanned informally Monday night Mrs Ia
Fargo Mrs. Vincent Browne. Miss Far
reilly, Miss Daisy Farre3iy Miss Ia Farre.
Mr. Frank La Fargo MI George La Fargo
~ Portland. DIR. Beai Foster and Mr. Bert
Tucker.
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Mrs Hochstadter VIII go 20 Spokane as
the representative Of tho Tacoma ladies'
Musical Cub 81 ths meeting OF the Zebra
tioa ~ clubs fer the state Of Washington.
which will 10 held next week
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Mrs Franklin H Bowen received a tee
gram ta!s week announcing tie death u
her s3steT-ia-iav- MIS- ". - Bottom. Of
New York city NJ Roc.ca visited Ia
coma abou: tro yea aSs.
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\ general uo,..as e - rne-Sency
co'.,> - ths state q. y AsN g;taa W. Dc
iso.d az teet- hca -lHs3 sers rs tas Chaa4her
- Commerce buccius Aanl1y. Jgae u. 81
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Rev. Alfred W. Martin vii deliver a
lecture on w asaer aud Aus - the Ktlt-
are az the Tacoma Aute, next TUESDAY
evening S"sect.ons from Wagner vi, BE
E'Ne1 on Tie p.Ara ny M-& Martin
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Miss Jane Fuller and Mr. Weston Fs;Uer.
- Washington. u. &. are expected In
Tacoma thiS meath ~ spend tee summer
with 'he!T sister. Ms. II. (. Wallace.
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Tbs S. Cecilia Cab w. rive Il fail
6rFss con,@rt at C,tcsersfsc haU Wessaesa-
DAY evening. June $ An ,ir1qsll.1y att~ac-
ave programme Wi 00 given.
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Miss Mora Of Orange. y. ,. w, has
been the gTest - Mrs II =. Wallace for
Z a - etxFh sreee- So