The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-28
CLUB WORK
AND
CLUB WOMEN.

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TIME open meeting OF the woman's
Century Cub. at the home Of it,
president, Mrs Holmes, was an oc-
casion full OF pleasure for those In
attendance The weather clerk kindly per-
mitted the sun to become visible. and
members Of the Century Club. with their
friends and guests OF honor. almost hlled
the spacious parlors OF the hostess which
were artissically decorated In patriotic and
club coiors.
The programme was carried out as an
nounced, and a tribute to the prominence
achieved by women was given In both
music and papers Or. Kendall gave very
interesting sketch Of Abigail Adams."
and many telling points were made In her
treatment Of the subject. which would
have convinced . stranger OF the writer's
views upon some Of the leading subjects OF
the day Mrs Holmes report Of the work
OF the Weman.s Century Club for the past
year and the outlook for the coming one.
must prove an Inspiration to every club
worker present. Mrs. Amy p. g. Stacy.
state president. gave . brief talk upon the
benefits derived by the individual from
club experiences. which furnished material
for serious reflection. Mrs. Stacy's re-
marks were followed by council OF pres
dents" which developed into an informal
discussion among club members. and was
led by Mrs. Stacy In her usual happy man.
ner, The music Of the afternoon consisted
OF vocal selections by Miss Holmes and
Mira Bell. which were heartily received.
and an instrumental solo by Mrs. Atkins
that was enjoyed BY ALL The refrsshments
were another reminder OF the cub colors.
and were very dainsiy served throughout
the period Of ssctabiiity that followed the
programme Among those present were:
Mrs. Amy p. 3. Stacy. Tacoma: Mrs. Julia
Hardenberfh. president OF the Nesika Club.
M he
San Francisco: Mr.. H. E. Holmes. Mrs
C. L. Parker. Mrs. H II. De Pew. Mrs. W.
II, Reeves Or. Annie Russell, Mrs. Stein
house. Miss H. c. 0oodspesd. M,n Eitza-
beth Welsh. Mrs.. c. =. Nemsbsrg. Miss
Jessie Reeves. Mrs H g. Tremper. Mrs
II. p Tucker. Mica Alice CovfnGton. Mrs
j. r. T. Mitchell. Mra. ~ E. Rett.nger.
Mrs. l. H. Jennings. Miss Bessie wtnsor.
Afra G. C.. Maring. Mra Elisabeth Cal
vert. DR. Narmera De Wee Mas Minta
Foster. Miss Matte L. HanseA Mrs. Homer
Hill. Mrs Lulu Kerr. DR. Earah Kendall
Mrs. Langley. Mrs. E. Moores. Mrs. Eliza
beth McCulioca, Mrs. A. w Phelps Mrs
c. r. Robinson. Mrs.. Z. X simsson. the
Misses Shamway, Mre. WELDON. Miss g. g.
Williams, Mrs. Du Boise. Mrs.. Shease. Mrs
". r. Brawiey. Mrs C. 8. Erswiey. Mira
r, A. Hammond Ms wftsen. Mrs.. c. A.
Riddle. Mrs u. A. Mitchell. Ma. Everett
Saith. Mrs. Johnston. Mrs. A. V. Bell,
Mrs Souper. East Orange. N j.. MIS- Du
Boise. SAlx City. Minn.: Mrs.. Williams
Miss Clark. Mrs N. Calvert. Mrs. Gowan.
Mrs. Atkins. MrA g. H. Almond. Mrs
Alice cha,ier. Mrs. Stevens. Or. Sin.n.on.
Mrs Owens M,s- q J. Holmes. Mrs. r. II.
Cce Mrs. ~ e. Perry ard maay others.
Il has been aat1 that continued harmony
In . woman's club 10 AZ tmcosssbiIity. TIE
r. Z. O. Club wants 20 prove that 10 10 pos
sssie and does exist and viii continue to
be. for * there IL one thing mere than
another thai p. T. O prt6es hersa.f upon
1, - the gosdfeilcwshtp OF the club The
Seattle r. e. O. Club 10 ore % the largest
in the city. AID To members believe that
on account o. Its large memtership and
scs4 feeling 4: viii grew into something
exceedingly Sefu, IN htefAry. rAilan-
threpsc, musical ard social waya The club
wssnes 20 ne identified with tAs growth Of
Seattle ajong these lines. and this 10 pos
siels. Cor the r. Z. O. Club In = permanent
organization The regular literary meet
!rxs Tar fns year are over On the even
irs 80 June instead % tss regular meet
ing there viii es . Eas.aAss IT TIE home
ef Mrs, ~. e Perry. - Th.rsse,h avenue
All club women IN eeoeae know acw naA
the p. 4. Q. musteAlse aiwa1p Ass
I-ast Thussaay Ma ]. r. DeAsuy Vaone-