The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-21
Evening Costume designed
BY Robert Of Paris.

mittee and are also requested 10 wear
the federation colors In green and white
on arriving.
The Hotels Ralnier-Grand, the Butler.
the Seattle and Occidental have made a
special rate TO visiting clubwomen of %
per cent. discount.
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Las; Tuesday afternoon a very full
meeting of the Advance Club was held
a the home of Mrs. Walsh. Three men,
bers were added to the roll, making the
club membership at the present time
twenty-six.
change was made in the club flower
and club coiors. the Jacqueminot rose be-
ing adopted as club flower with the coiors
Of red and white. This club is one of the
oldest in the city and was never in more
foursshing condition than at the present
time. The programme OF the day was
devoted 10 English history.
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The Alpha Club held a most ENJOYABLE
meeting last Tuesday afternoon at the
homs OF Mrs. Berry. IN I.atona. After an
interesting programme the ladies had a
treat in hearing their superintendent.
Mrs. Freeman. recite Down with the
Traffic the Grafton she delivered at the
w. (. ]. L. meeting at Ballard. Dainty
refreshments, suggestive of the club cot
ors Of violet, green and white. were
served By the hostess
The programme of the afternoon was as
follows;
"sir Waiter scott ''''..'0.1'' Mrs HurIhut
''periodieals-Thelr History. Mrs. smith
..s i;5tg Me,qanIf{ .,....-.M Ms slater
- sssHit MIS-. fnfz
Thomas DE Quincy. Mrs. Spelger
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The Wnu4an's Ind .-f,.h .,Sa, a.
cluhroom in the Seattle library building
May I. and passed appropriate resolutions
respecting Tho death of Miss Carrie
Rebm. who recently died In Omaha She
MAS most estimable Young woman and
was treasurer of the club during the las,
year Of her residence In Seattle. Miss
Carrie Gibson and Miss Bertha Asse were
elected delegates to tn. state convention
10 meet III this city in June
The woman's Century Club WILL enter
tain the state president. Mrs. ANY y $
Stacy a. the residence OF Mrs n =
Holmes Friday. Nav S. fran until Z n
The programme for tha afternoon will
begin promptly a, $50 O'Clock ana vii,
BE- as follows
Music .... Nsvs ttDtu.
e. .a' ,.ts+~--.... ,.-.......- Quotations
--.....-e ....,-+--..--.. Mrs. Ii r. Holmes
Paper Abigail Aaa;YzS'
..-.,.,.,.-..........,.. III sarah Kendall
= ,is.F t-.-....- --.-...-,-. Mrs Frank Atkins
Address ....... Mrs. Amy T. & stacy
Council e Presidents
, - as --.-s--... ,-,.~-......- Mrs A Y Rel
f''Vek'leh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Refreshments
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The ''iaEsAc culture TAB uses SATURDAY
Nay e. and 1he following officers rars
elected 10 take 0rTlc% to September next.
president Mrs =. }. Ely. vice president
NJ 8 81 Zee: secretary am.s treasurer
Ms faaey TIE delegates chosen 10 rec
resent Faas eiab AZ fae state coas4nrtor,
rfFe Af~. Il : Fly ana Mrs. A. "
fhi}ifi's Miss dsooGs pe.a wux sFecfas
FF}iie- The COMMITTEES al Programme vfEl
present 'Aa ways euti.ned for the coming
Ss~f 70 'he es1h fog approval a. the mex.
s5@etAHs Mas =
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.aE Ao1S2y sast ard wiiI CIV. a sacs.,
@ft"FU@oa a. to- e9ne ef Mr.. ] pa
asn-s 50 TAsTs.ts~ ire gsh ~ Which
/ tsFae s~*<Ts4 9~w MANNERS will enter ,hs
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&Ts- Farny Nsrsaz ans Ms II z
&0rgSSl ssNs A@@n sl@rtsS a.s@gates 20 the
&sas s1tSo9 .rsF1 Vhe Pullman rnvzngrht3y
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