The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-07

brought out all the society and
music~Ioving people OF the city
and the audiences both nights pre-
.-Aed : very brilliant appearance that
- T1coman could justly feel proud Of.
ss.sv sfrfkingiy handsome gowns were
- although full evening dress was not
- but the pretty, styiish demi-tofIettes
.s1eh are in far better taste for such oc-
s"~aoos. Mrs. Hugh G. Wallace wore an
-.ee>dfnxiy handsome gown Tuesday
~ . Partisan creation OF gray tAffeta
- and lace. which was particularly be-
/ s9dnx. Mrs. WaIiace's friends are de.
I'D that she Is home again ana that
~ hae regained good health during her
~ "a Warrington and Europe.
- largest social AFFAIR Of the week.
- The prettfest, 80 far, OF the spring
4 SSeon Was the reception given Wednes
RI afternoon by Mrs. George X. Osgood
~ Nrs. J. G. Snyder. at Mrs. Osgood's
SS5dence on North D and Fourth streets.
| ~ decorations were all appropriate and
s4sfhe season In the drawing room.
80 Mr.. Osgood and Mrs. snyder re.
sGyed. large branches OF dog wood banked
~ ccsners and mantels. In the dining
- where refreshments were served.
Gantities Of apple blossoms and branches
r Wild ounce blossoms werc used with
3 6n9Yance Apple blossoms, with the
SSnches reaching to the chandelier. were
- on the table. which FILTERED viii,
Gvsr and cut glass and was presided over
= Mrs g. c. Wagner and Mrs. Alexander
shsnpaon. Miss Evans. Miss DnrEin and
- Clara Hewitt assisted In the dining
SoGn Receiving with Mrs. Snyder and
III Osgood were Mrs Gaiusha Parsons.
m Henry Hewitt. Mrs. n. 3; Caldwell.
-. Frederick Watson. Mrs. W. w. Ev-
q Mrs A. @. Foster and Mra q. H.
1good.
n Ladies' Musical Club held their an.
~ meeting for the election Of Officers
NS1nesday afternoon in Masonic hall.
m c. A. Murray, the retiring president.
- rsnominated but declined the nomin.
dan Mrs. J. H Scott was elected By q
uAnimous rising vote for president. The
4tr officers elected were Mrs. c. A.
1sray and Mrs: Alphonse Marconnier.
NJ presidents; Mrs. Miles r. Clifford. re-
oD1ine secretary; Mrs. Frank 4. Leach.
eoUesponding secretary: Mrs A. q. Az
~ treasurer; Executiyc board: Mrs, G.
uarviH Mrs. Bernard Hochstadfer and
~ Bengel. Mrs. Scott and Mrs Murray
Nae elected delegates to represent the
- st the state federation convention In.
elattis In June. A very handsome cut
- vase was sent to the home OF Mrs
uurrsy during the hours OF the meeting
NJ tbs active members az token OF their
oosem and regard.
ne engagement or tho bostoniAn1 In
9hcesnA the first OF the week was the oc-
uGon for a number OF theater and supper
Qftiss for the two nights. Mr. c. c.
oa<h. or Spokane. WAS the host Of q
NY Of twelve Monday night when the
11fsnade" was sung. A four horse stage
o1yeyed the party TO and from the thea
$ - After the opera the party were driven
s d ne Tacoma hotel. where an elaborate
s Noger was served in the private dining
80. The round table was profusely dec
a1lsd with violets. primroses and carna-
~ In the party were Mrs. H. c. Pot-
- Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Steeb. Mrs. Mel
limo Bailey. Miss Mabel kershaw MISS
Miss Row Mr. = 2. Conduit Mr..
81 Hicks.
~ J. II. Houghton gave an enjoyable
Nh,e party Thursday afternoon to about
ZEN ladies for her guest, Mrs. d. D.
md tho latter part OF the afternoon
3 ~ present were. Mrs. r. s. Caldwell.
J. w. Rowe. Mrs q. H. Osxocd, Mrs.
hyder. Mrs. Crawford Anderson. Mrs
M II. r. Caldwell. Mrs. C. e. Clancy.
hn, Middleton. Mrs. F. Smith, Mrs.
nomsa Cooper. Mrs. W. II. Cushman.
-. woodin,. Mrs. Samuel wiikeson. Mrs.
y. H. Bardsley.
Rehearsals for the entertainment OF the
nsmatic Club have been going along
h1skiy this week and have had the help
md benefit OF suggestions given by Mr.
~ II. Fitzgerald. stage manager of the
nestcn'sns. who coached them during his
Say In tho city.
Ar. and Mrs \. c. Touscy. Miss Baker.
lr G. &. Heilig. Mr. Irving Heilig and
~ Jess Merrill made a theater party
Monday night to hear the "Serenade." Mr..
end Mrs. Tousey entertained the party at
OQQpPr after the theafer
Mr., and Mrs. William v. Burrill ana
children and Mrs. Fanny Bailey arc ex-
pected home from California, where they
ave been spending the winter. next Tues
nay They VIII be temporarily domiciled
Invitations have been issued by the Aloha
Club for their annual spring, reception
which Will be a dramatic entertainment mt
Hason's library Nav Ia. Rehearsals have
zen gofk on all this week.
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Mr.. Jess Merrill gave theater party for
the opera ~ Robin Hood Tuesday night.
q the party were Mrs u Il. Brown, Miss
hah~r. Miss Burnett. DR. Grant s. Hicks
NJ Z. T.. Ellis. 81 Seattle.
Mrs r. Crans,cn Potter gave a dinner
Thursday night Ia Mr. ard Mrs. Alexander
J. NJ Miller. sr.. Mrs. J. Met. Panton
ana MI Stuart Rice.
1r, Ard Mrs @. w. Dickinson % Seat
we. came over to Tacoma Tuesday TO at
Tend the opera 81 ROBIN Hood" While IN
Tacoma they were the guests OF Mr..
stuart Rice
Mr.. and Mrs W c. pearce and Mr.. ].
y kendrick ,itnsd with Mr.. ard Mrs. II.
y Wallace Tuesday night. The party af-
.sr~srd occupied box at the Tacoma
shea;er
Miss Beatrice Tisdaie ana Miss Eleanor
sAndoek went "a Seattle Wednesday ana
enjoyed ride an Sestties bicycle path
Win party 90 Seattle friends
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Mrs, Elizabeth Allen, ~ Olympia. came
ever this week Ger the Dramatic Clah and
VIA % Tire guest 81 Airs. Henry Ii. Cald.
wen for Il week
MIS-, G. w SNYDER viii leave soon for the
PAST. where SIZE will visit Tor short time
eer!ore so:rg TO Eurepe - Join her son.
M Cart Snyder
Mss Avis InEersasl leaves next week for
shicaEu. Miss inGNF~agi will oe tho maid
o. honor AZ The wedding OF Miss Harriet
Earring in June.
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