The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-26


e bail ard the tbea.er the week has
Rad three Large attractions. bsst
outside Of shas there has been
nothing bat the thlnxs that rorne
r fnsir Es1a. order and = few small at
Ixin.
from early Wednesday morning nnsil
Sc in the afternoon tie gosf links were
Weil covered with players. and viewed
(kun the Grub house. II was q pretty right
egRr sne green fields 10 see the groups Ut
1iayers e0reIng IN. The spsH % bad
1rasber that the tournaments OF Late have
80 under was AZ last broken aud sssdaes-
- vas ar ideal EaIt ssay which s1As us1xss
r 10 with both tae skill and temperament
= the players. There wers no records
ouaen, In facs. the gensEAa cry WAS hard
RI Coed drives would b. made. only 20
wDe upon the ball Ia ose OF the deep sats
q the many wagon roads tina; cross the
LIS and which have been badly cut Up
~ Aalfour medal. which wzs played FOR
r. the resident members OF the mems club.
- on exhibition. liz i very handsome
"a medal, large ard heavy This medal
- pss up 10 BE- played for every year on
Hsw ears day. but on that day this year
~ lnks were covered with snow. wnicn
osde PLAYING impossible IL was piased
ka year ago for The farss time and won
n Nf. Charles II. MalIoss, and Was won
nntn by Mr. Maiioit on Wednesday. The
4thngh hast medal a handsome belt buckle
r &E1}f URIt2{E Gf4sHEs Nze tss8y al ASr 3SE
q Arss time and ven by Mrs. Melbourne
1niiey. The piaysrs were Mrs. Melbourne
f1afey, Mrs. Y. W. SNOW. Mrs. h. e. Pot
ow. Hrs J. r, ste@h Mrs. l.. -. I1oomis.
Hs Riggs and G. Fl Malioit. ". A. Ebsr-
81 r. r. Clifford. Frank Adams. H.. D.
6f1rxs H. J. Ercuner. q. T.. Mum. Mel
feurne Bailey, W. A. Sfernberg. J. r.
Sseb. J. NJ Keen. j. pishart. j. Y. Ark
nnrsh. r. v Caesar. e. King. q. q. Rowe,
q fhorne. sAlexsnder Baltic. A. Taomp-
81. II. y. Caldwell, @. H. Walker: r: J.
~. l. Pratt and Charles Hyde. W. A.
nesfy. Frank Adams and r. Il. CLIFFORD
81 for sfcond place.
..s members of Company A. First rexi-
sat. " ~. w. celebrated Wash'ngson's
MrfhdAy BY giving their sirst annual ball
q was D very brilliant occasion. with flags
and patriotic ambsems everywhere used ia
tesoration. Across the front of the cur
sssn was hung a picture OF George Wash
ing.en and on either side one OF Abraham
Lincoln and our president Of today. Will
i'm Mckinley. draged In the national coli
m Pictures az Dewey and the heroes OF
he late war were hung In front Of The
AUxee The abundant Use OF bunting and
tke Stars and Stripes, with shs blaze of
heht throughout tie house and the uni
firms OF the men. made scene quite
1assirg The paFaues WAS noored over
and with the stage, canyasSed for dane ng
a half-pass assembly cali was sounded
end the grand march formed N the aisies
aYsa foyer Col. A. r. Josb and Miss Clara
FISHER led the march. IN which We're about
- couples Lemonade was served at une
Ode Of The stage BY Mrs. 1t. n. Thomas
and Mrs. Ellis Lewis, cossumed in old col
snsai dress The ladies' Of tho Red Grass
eocseis all In colonial costume and pow
dered haiT. served Refreshments. They
rsrs Mrs. 6 ". GriEgs Mrs. A. y. Hull.
Mrs. W r. Eaten. Mrs G. T.. Holmes
Me- Shafr, nj Miss ERFr$2x
+ + +
TIE sale Of plants and fancy articles held
Tuesday afternoon by the Psnsy Club OF
thr Fist Free church al the residence Of
Mrs A. w. Martin was most successful
and aeissd A very nea; sum IN the treasury
II the Club There was ci1irglitTg social
Nd To tins afternoon and al who came in
during the afternoon were served with tea
" ehprosafe and dainty CONNECTIONS from
iAbis exqulssteiy appointed ard presided
9sey in sha dining room by Mrs. George
Browne ana Mrs TempisB. iu addition To
~ other attractions a short musical pro-
0ammc was given.
The boxes at the Tacoma theater Thurs
dsy Eight for the nerfasmanse ~ Tho
Mei's Eye. were occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
8. n inEersaIi. The Misses ingersoii. Miss
kaslsng. Mr.. r ". Fnes ard Mr.. IT. :.
gfgss. Mr. Jesse Merrill and pr. and Airs.
nv Graf Mrs Post. Mrs ID Il. Brown.
u. and Mrs Melbourne Bailey and Mr.
G. Heiliss Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Shultz
Nd rarty aud Mrs. Nelson Bennett and
hMiiy.
Mrs Hans l.. Gtese gave card party Of
s3fse tables Ftiiay afternoon fos the
Atsses caTeiyns, Maud and julia Miller.
TNt afher guests present were Miss Baker.
Alx< Evans Miss Mcdonald Miss Burnett.
Miss ingsfsail. Mss EIvira ingefsoii, Miss
Ealing. Miss RIGGS.
TIE Rev. MIR iANyi. of 81. Marks
seagrcia. Seattle. gave a very Interesting
esture On Joan t'Arc AZ the Annie Wright
seminary Tuesday night There Was
large audience including the faculty and
phps. Miss Alice RGegsd gave two very
rasassng piano solos.
Mr. and Mrs. 4. H. Hurley gave a dinner
Ast Saturday night 70 MIR. ana Mrs. W. q.
tascs. Mrs. y H. Ford and nF. Max Want
e. Horck. 81 ~. Paul. and Mr.. and Mrs.
=, 4 Fsanssoil
sactst Notes.
Nj, Morton gams,lv,l WAS in Tacoma tha
sFst Of the week from Portland
Mr.. ]. +, Parkinson and Mr. Charles W.
Mater. as seattle aeTc in Tacoma Tues
az
Mrs Harrison q Foster gives large re
asry3stAa thls afternoon Tor MISS f-iEX&Hsth
Asrn. ~ Olympia.
Mrs. } NJ Wlusiow and daughter, Dor
esAs. sgia hav. beSn in California saF the
Pasf YEAR. afe on ttfssT way hsnlp.
Mfs ]. Tennant StsUb went tn seattle
t@siss To etay with Mrs ] r Mc<aagtas
sad AssS Halsg MeNauglfs ansIl sunday.
pF Max Wander iierck. af ~. Pant. VINO
sss easls "a Tacoma the past week. s.1e
sasss 81 AIR. sH8 Mrs. W. t. rearve. re-
@srs aam* today
MIS- Hafyses Parting WHO has been
HshalnE meath Win tas n ssrs insTr-
NO. trsteS Wednesday aF aexf week Tor
sss hssae IA Chicago HISS El.Ers iages-
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