The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-10

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An event much discussed by musical
people OF Seattle Is the recital which Is
to be given Wednesday night at the 7.
new musical organization made up. of
Mrs. George A. Edmunds, Miss Lillian
Miller and Mrs. w. H. Whittlesey, all OF
Seattle aM a1 will Ts sing several numbers They
will be assisted by the Seattle auartette
and Mr.. Louis Singerman, who will play
several violin solos.
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There ID a probability that the Assembly
oSan has
the Christmas holidays win not come OF
as soon as was intended. The chief diff
Guilty ct the p present time seems to oe 70
q meeting last week. and the dance may
be postponed until after the first OF the
year, although II satisfactory arrangements
can be made the old date, December %.
will be adhered to.
Mrs. Thomas Burke IL to move in from
Illahee her summer home at Lake WASH
ington, early this week. and will take her
apartments in the Burke building. Her
popular among Seattle society people on
account OF the many charming affairs
which have taken place there. and many
spent ut Illahee. Mn Burke win open
the house again next spring.
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The Wednesday Night Card Club met
last week at tho residence Of Mr. ana Mrs.
H. G. colver. 1903 Sixteenth avenue; The
len. Besides the regular members, a num-
Der Of guests We're present. Mrs. II. f;
Beecher won the visiting ladies' prise and
prize.
Cards were received In Seattle a few
days ago announcing the marriage Of Miss
Marie Rnrdick, formerly OF this city, 70
place on November so. at Santa Ana, Cal.
DR.. and Mrs Roper will reside at Prescott,
Artz. Miss Burdick left Seattle about three
years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Hurd entertain
ed at dinner on Thursday evening Gen. and
Mrs. G. s. Meem Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Fisk
en-, Mr.. and Mrs. D. .Kelleher. Mrs. T.: I.
Minor, Miss Judith Minor. Mr.. Josiah Col
Inns and Mr.. c. NJ. Austin.
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Mr.. M. M. Johnson, Of San Francisco,
entertained Mr. and Mrs. Frederick West
Hicks. Miss Cora Smith, Miss Ida Smith
and Mr.. Frank Dingley at dinner at the
Rainier-Grand last week
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Miss Alfredo Healy entertained a few
friends at Welsh rarebit party on We'd
nesday evening at her apartments at the
Rainier-Grand hotel.
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Miss Clarice Cardin, Of Tacoma, who has
been visiting the family OF Mr.. T.. M. Car
din for the past week, returned to Tacoma
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Z. w. Wood entertained at dinner
on trlday In nonOr OF MISS Madge Nc
MILAN, Of Tacoma. Covers were laid
for twelve.
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Miss Richter entertained the Tuesday
Cinch Club last week. The prizes were
won by Miss Ida Smith and Mrs Edwin
Ford.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Fortescue Foulkes were
In Seattle last Sunday They left the next
day on their wedding trip.
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Lieut. Goudcy entertained a few friends
at dinner on board the revenue cutter
Grant Monday.
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Mrs. H. r. Beecher. of Port Townsend,
spent the week with Mrs. Maurice Nc
Micken.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walton entertained
a number of friends at whist last week.
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Mrs. 8. Gardner Yerkes was In Tacoma
last week, the guest Of Miss Rowe.
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The Tuesday Whist Club will meet with
Miss Cora Smith next week