The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-22

ell. Of Olympia: Miss Louise IGland, Of
Port Townsend. Mr.. James r. Vale and Mr.
I'll. D. Richardson. OF Whatcom county.
Mr. Charles ". Sutton. member OF the
graduating class. Is unable To- remain be-
cause Of an appointment FOR the balance
OF the year on the United States survey n
Southern OREGON. A number of enjoyable
parties have been given this week among
tho seniors themselves, A fun programme
or the exercises viii be found In another
portion OF the paper.
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On Tuesday evening the Reinecke Club
save Its final evening concert at ;ae resi-
dence of Mrs, Macdonald. 81 Spring
street. large number or guests enjoyed
the clubs hospitality ard listened TO fine
and well-rendered programme Al the
close of the programme the whole AUDI
enee and club united In singing the patri-
otto songs OF thu nation. after which re-
Treatments were served The club will now
prepare for the arst concert of It's next
season. which viii commence In Septem-
Der. The programme was as fellows.
Piano tiuet--'Conntrv Dance - Nevin
Mrs. Kellogg and Mrs. Fisken.
'o b, .s soo-s, ssFenads 1880. Ns;s;;;,.
Mr.. a. X. Fisken.
MIss WI Williams and Mr.. c. a Hasass s'
Piano solo-"Reverie" .............. Gounod
MIR Mayer
Vocal solo-.'My Dream OF You. Rodney
Mr.. W. L. Sterling.
Mss Williams and MIR. Z. 4. Hughes.
Vocal SOLO with violin ohlgato,-
(ai interulezzo from ''Casallerfa Rus
tfcsna $500 .-..... .......s..+.s....
Mrs. e' go 6. a Hughes: violin abllsatc. Mr..
C. 4. Hughes.
Piano duet-symphony Scotch,
Mrs kirk and Mrs. F iiss,a'''
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The woman's Century Club held a most
interesting meeting last Friday In room
IS Boston hook. After roll call. respond
ed to by current events. paper on
''Homemaking vs. Housekeeping" by Mrs.
Eliz. r. Adams. absorbed the interest OF
those present. Mrs. Adams touched on
the salient points OF true homemakinR. A.
the aim o. all good women, and In a
Wholesome, critical manner on house,
keeping. Following this was n paper on
Hospitality" by Mrs, Ada Il. Core. The
next meeting win be held on Friday at
Rainier street.
The automobile is having a great vogue
in Pars. Ladies OF title may be- seen In
them not only as passengers but as driv-
ers as we'll: in order 10 achieve the latter
position the ladies suhssit TO n severe ex-
animation during which they must give
! steer the vehicle and also TO take II apart
| and repair H. The interest In the horse
{ less vehicle is SO great that the autoa.o-
! bile club has hired for It's use one Of tbs
/ finest houses in Paris worth about s4O0-
| 900. The house is decorated throughout by
eighteenth century artists.
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The p. E. o. ladies' entertained their hus-
bands and friends by musical Friday
evening at the residence or DIR. and Mrs.
George Newiands. The house was taste
fully decorated in the club colors. yellow
and white. The programme was as fol-
lows: Piano duet. Mrs. Riley and Mrs.
Faben; vocal solo, Mr.. A. X. Fisken; vio-
lin solo Miss Williams; paper. Evolution
Of Music" Mrs. Tremper; vocal solo, Mrs.
Riley: recitation. Money Musk" Miss
Helen Tremper: vocal solo. Miss Fairfield
vocal duet. Mrs. Tremper and Mr.. Fiskcu.
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The Ladies' Musical Club and Miss Pot
win are preparing for an elaborate concert
and piano recital early in June. This
will be the last concert OF the club for
this season, and special efforts will be
made to make IL the most important ar
tistically of the past unusually successful
series The concert is 10 be given in the
Seattle theater.
The Queen Anne cinch Club met We'd
Crane. 4e7 Highland drive. Reside the
regular members OF the club the follow
Ing guests were present. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Watson, Mr.. and Mrs Depew.
Mr.. and Mrs George r. Socket, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. f. Barnard and Mrs. Mashcr.
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There will be musicale at the residence
of Mrs. Maurice McMieken. $50 Sixteenth
avenue next Tuesday. for the benefit %
the Unitarian church. Miss Hayden, Mrs.
whltsiesey Mrs, Van Tuyi. Mrs. Churchill
/ and Miss Hamilton will take part.
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| Patriotism has found expression IN
| bringing red. white and blue combinations
| TO the front as fashionable. The newest
/ stationery is not headed with monograms
! nor arms. nor even an address, but with
| the nag. Il Is the badge of the np-to-
! date.
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/ The ladies' OF the +. +. o. Club will x.vs
/ a musicale Monday afternoon. June 6. at
I o'esock. in the home of Mrs George
Smith on Boyiston avenue.