The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27

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XXX
The Ladies' Musical Club Of Seattle
opened it, tenth season on Thursday
q MS rs q New y Snrn
isr7 EiEhtsenth avenue. The home o.
Win ,sow very md w esS
coIors. being the most prsdominant. The
guests were received BY Mrx chax:es 4.
P Rsasts n! Mrs. Z; T. Dauitcn and Mis-
Mrx r. w: Emmons, Mrs. a. +. Van
Tuyl Mrs. Warren Canaan. Mrs. Maurice
McMieken and Mrs w. p. Perkins. In
served. Mrs NJ. A. Gottsfe.n presided.
assisted by Mrs. John Taylor and Mrs.
r. d: Schuyler. The feature OF the after
Miss Hike. She first rendered .Loreiey,"
by Lisxt. and for an encore sang "6ans
Tol' Miss Hike charmed her large audi
esr . sna ss su sa Az AL her nSss s
selection. With great feeling and dramatic
es.ar air NsT ssr' K Is n
guished guest Of the club on Thursday
ability, who comes from ssn Francisco
He played Beethovena Moonlight So
nata' In a very pleasing manner. His
playing IL full Of paihos and his execu-
tion and technique are very good. Be
MIS- csrs Tea;er rensere1 revera az.
nghtful musical selections.
The reception was attended by z large
number OF society people Of Seattle.
IS It has been a great factor In develop
ing musical taste in the city. Tho club
enters upon it, tenth year under very
lee OF 4 very succeesful season. The act
i've work Of the club win begin early In
October and the usual number of mus
Gales VIII be given throughout the winter
months.
The members OF the Nesika Club gave
another Of their delightful summer dances
last niGht at the West Seattle club house.
after several hours spent across the bay
returned to the city IN time for the Last
car; among the invited guests were: Mr..
Fredsrick ". Hicks. Miss RAife. Miss Myra
Smith, Miss Lleweilyn Morrison. Miss Gene
Graham, Mts Cardin, MIS- Ethel Cardln,
Miss Piutti. Miss Alice Fisher. Miss Essies
ley Miss Cora smith. VI: Ida smith ta Niss
Mins xsasnf M NJ eea2E .nry AMsn r s
Russell. Mr.. Charles stim.on, Mr. John
MsrTer w Tsylor NJ Gsrsd rrna
Frank Frink, Dr. Frank X. Munday, Mr.
Charles Terry Scurry. Mr.. n. r scurry.
hedge Mr. J. Rounssfell. Mr. &. p. Smith.
Mr.. Grosvenor Folsom Mr.. r. H. Geary,
Mr.. II, 7. Geary. Mr.. winlock Miller, Mr.
!, ] RICHARDS MI; Charles CARY. Mr..
Mr.. John Geary and Mr. Harding Cow.
XXX
Mrs. w. r.. Gay entertained a number
Of tns young ma people OF the city a her
Wilson. Of Spokane, daughter Of * Bena.
tor John l.. Wilson. Among tho4e pres
snt were: Miss Grace McAllister. Miss
Eiixabsth Smith, Miss Eo Schram. Miss
Nary sess Ms: S.rE as c ssnsr s.
Miss Louise Hanford: Miss Katherine Ty-
Ter. Miss Margaret Stewart Miss vonnie
Crane. Miss Bess Crane. Miss Elsa The
dinga. Miss May Cardin. Miss Alma Stew
art. Miss May Perry; Miss Jeanette Per-
~ w,.s Miss Le nor, McGrath Miss Virginia
Edana Collins. Miss Emily ciary. Miss
Mary Mariner. Miss Leila Price. Miss Bes-
gle Knittle. Miss Florence Henry. Miss
Bebb. Mr.. Gilbert Meem. jr, Mr.. Ernest
Geary. Mr.. Charles Smith. Mr.. William
Geary. Mr.. David Oliver. Mr.. Erie Mum
ford. Mr. Thomas Scott. Mr., Herbert Coo.
George Booie Mr.. Lester Turner. jr.. Mr..
Howard Lewis. Mr.. Burton c. Haines,
Mr. George sohns. Mr. Hubert Miller. Mr..
Roy Kinnear and Mr.. John Collins.
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The members Of the Young Mems Ins.i-
trte OF Seattle gave a dance in Rankes
hall on "Wednesday evening In honor OF
visiting delegates 10 the fourth Grand
nail was very pre,iy ,s ya ns
blue and red. the colors Of the society.
Buntlng OF these cclors was hung around
the hall and balcony, while on the walls
feature OF The decorations was calcium
lights thrown from the stage upon the
dancers, the colored lights making beau
interested IN the institute were present at
the ball. including many Of tho hest
known Catholic people OF the city. H.ato
IN the evening light refreshments were
served In the hall.
The Junior members OF the Seattle Ten
mis- Club began a round robin tournament
on Wednesday. lasting until Saturday. All
the week large numbers Of the young pco-
pie thronged the courts becoming even
more enthusiastic than at the last tourna-
merf. Several close and interesting games
were played. especially on Friday and Sat-
nrday. In gentlemen's singles Mr.. VIII
Gcary won with Mr.. Charles Smith Sec
ond In ladies' singles Miss Eo Schram
won first prize and Miss Elizabeth Smith
second The mixed aouhles were won by
Mr.. Crisri Hehh and Mss Eo Schram,
while Mr.. VIII Geary and Miss Elizabeth
Smith received second prize. After the
finals on SATURDAY. the prizes were dis
tributed 10 the winning players.
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Mrs. James ". HAYDEN entertained at
afternoon tea on Friday at her residence
be Boyiston avenue north. In honor ~ her
daughter. Mrs. Wellington Clarke. Of
Walla waiis. The house was beautifully
decorated for the occasion both on the
veranda and In the pariors and dining
room. Mrs. HAYDEN was assisted In receive
ing by Mrs. John Leary. Mrs j. n Low
man. Mrs Thomas Burke Mrs. George
kittinrer, Mrs. r, g. Neutclder. Mrs A.
W Erglc. Miss Hanfnrd Mss Turner
Miss Collins ana Miss Florence Henry A
large nurncFr 81 people were presrn; dur
ing the afternoon evrrtnS