The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-30

. programme which promises 70 BE decsd-
sdsy interesting. The Idea belongs TO the
club With the E<nati club win be sncsvd-
"a the Diversity. Eutcrpe. wcman'a Snd
Tam O'Shanfer clubs. ard amang the In
tHeysssing features OF the programme Will
be the following:
Psano duet-'sserman Rounas- fNos-
kowskll .Misses Badger and Brouner
Faper-s Vision Of eir Launfsl' .
----..r-..1rs Eta r ssork
Vocal soio-.zani.a.. eTro,sr., :" .v1as
;. ..s.-.Mfss 6usau z. Barr
Recitation from Kipssns. !. :. -.
Piano solo. nocturns Chopin $3.50.
chorus--swset', sBrswer). Eus.rpe Club
Paper Domestic Customs OF the Col
Paper-"sldney Lanier". ;. ........
Vocal .slo-'-rhs Train Tor Poppy .
Paper@ a w sa1s. ro0e.' E'ss''
- :. :. =, Miss Gsnevseve Young
Chofus-.L Lullaby. ;. Euterpe club
Mrs.. Walter f. Mcdonald arrived on
Monday after several years absence. She
WI visit with relatives for some time.
shsiton after a pleasant visit Of two
week. with her mother. Mrs. William
Hiidebsandf.
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ter. Alta. Of Seattle. have been visiting
this week with Mrs. Qusrk's parents DIR.
and Mrs David Mitchell
AFs. George Savidse is visiting In Seat
tie with her daughter. Mn. r. l.. Melton.
Mrs. ~. Mitchell. mother OF Mrs laa
D. Smith and Mrs =. III. Price, arrived on
Tuesday from Michigan and viii hereafter
reside In Olympia.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Hiackmnn. nee
Rogers, have returned from their honey
moon, which was scent In California
They are visiting with Gov. and Mrs. Rox-
<rs. the brides parents.
Tho forty-seversh birthday Of Secretary
OF State Jenkins was not allowed - pass
uHoon<tved BY the employees 81 that Of
nee. The day fell on April 81, while Mr..
Jenkins was Ia Portland. but when he re-
turned he was presented with q handsome
Kosd Scottish Rite emblem and accom-
panysng the lift WAS suitable address.
The secretary greatly appreciates the re-
membranes Of hts feliow-workers.
VIII McCfarty who recently left Olym~
pta with the intention of going 10 Alaska.
enlisted In tho United States army at SEE
United States infantry and nrdered to re-
port To the officers Of mis- regiment at
Manila.
Frank Cost~r. Oiympsa's crack cyciis..
an extended visit in California. He viii
remain here for some time.
Wednesday WAS the seventh anniver-
sary OF the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs.
4tSs - fstIHSs~ stsnod81 SI ISsiiaHSo
II far from a well man the family enjoyed
q dinner at the hospital in observance OF
the happy event,
The eighteenth anniversary OF the or
ganixation Of Odd Fellowship In the
United States was fitting observed In this
city "Wednesday evening by Olympia lodge
Ne and Ruth Rebekah lodge No. i. In
vttations had been extended 10 n number
outside CT the order, and Odd Fellows and
their families In this city were pretty
much all present, The attendance num-
ber~d almost 800. and every one present
had n right royal time. The evenings en-
to>ment opened with the rendition of the
following programme:
Dewey March. piano-~Miss Lillian Matson
Address .Rot.ert bridges. p. g., Widely
lodge. No. S.
song ......-..... Miss Anna Frost
Address. Mrs. NJ v. Johns
""hS.. -. .......,-.....- Clark Sayidge
At the conclusion OF the programme,
which was thoroughly enjoyed, the guests
were seated at an elegant lunch served by
the huth Hebekahs, cnd all did justice to
the spread. Then daacing was the order
OF the evening. Tho large hall OF the
lodge WAS filled with dancers and the or
chestra dtscoursed music that the party
WAS 10th TO leave IT midnight
Mr. Roy Thompson. who for some time
past has been ono OF the most valuable
Clerks in Land Commissioner Bridges Of
nee. has been offered and has accepted the
position OF chief engineer for the Simp-
son Losing company, Ar. Thompson win
take up his new position on May and will
have headquarters at Matiock, Mason
county. Mrs. Thompson and babies viii
20 To Tacoma Ia reside