The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-04
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| ~~ AcoMA. June a-Tuesday:
practically closed the golf
season until next fall. Tho Lass
II competition was played, but had
u weather and other universities pre-
vented any remarkable playing.
There will continue TO be more or .ess
playing for the next month, but interest
falls on when the competitions end. and
then. too the grass 10 getting too long tn
make good scores The summer girls are
Beginning 10 arrive. but any indication OF
such season coming is still a matter OF
conjecture and fervent prayers
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The ST. Cecilia Club gave its annual
spring concert Friday might at the Ia
coma theaser. and fully lived up TO its
established reputation to- thoroughly art
istie work. The stage was decorated In
yellow and white. the clubs colors Guam
w uslss ,, o. the glowing yellow Scotch broom
snowbalE. The boxes were presented To
Gcy- John r. Rogers. Congressman Cush-
man. Bishop Barker and family, Mayor
Nickeus and family. Mrs. Amy r. 8. stacy.
president Of the Womar's Federation OF
Clubs. Signor Foil who Is an honorary
member nrsn,s. Of the club, and Mrs. 4. =. Bull.
gramme was rendered:
The Lord Is My Shepherd" 80. Schubert
..p.,. 81. Cecilia Club;
fOt6CCa dc Concern TSChafHoWskV
Miss Elsa Deremeaux.
sa) Away the First Faint Gray.
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81. Cecilia Club.
FROM The opera OF FL Aniliio dHierro..
Mrs. David Ellsworth Brown.
.'AA ST. Cecilia Club iaSsser-Hame''x
Miss Elsa Deremeaux.
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90 sp''hs S' 81. Cecilia Club. 'a.de
Das Zauber2ied ......... .Meyer.Helmund
Mrs. David Ellsworth brown.
ST. Cecilia Club.
The Country Club did not have al bril-.
iiant an opening last Sunday a. IL would
nave had had the day not been such a
kept home many who otherwise would
nave gone out. but distance for wheeling
Is too far to attempt It In the face OF bad
weather indications. Those who did 10
cut. however, had a good time, as the
threatened showers did not come. and the
open hospitality Of the club. which Was
rill. the popular and genial president OF
the club. was fully enjoyed Some improve
merits have been made and more will he
grounds are always beautiful and most
attractive in their natural condition The
club Is In flourishing condition. and Il is
most
uiar and successful years the club ma,
na6 Among those who were out Sunday
for luncheon and dinner were: Mr. and
Mabel Rowe. Mr.. Beal Foster. Mr.. Chester
Tnorne Mr.: p. J, Fransion. Mr.. Stuart
Rice. Mr.. E. n. Parsons. Mr. Theodore
HHasmer NJ Charles & Reeves anAa Dr..
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Mrs. c. W; Morrill, and Mrs. l. F. 0ault
gave card party of ten tables wednes-
day sf,ernoen q. Mrs Merriirs residence
was handsomely decorated. and at the
close of the games refreshments were
served Mrs A. T. McclaIne and Mrs. r.
Odds presiding at the table, assisted BY
Miss Clara Hewitt and Miss Edna Durxin.
The prizes for the afternoon were won by
Mrs. W. w. Worden and Mrs. Thomas
On Thursday afternoon Mrs Morrill, ana
Mrs. Gault gave thimble party. and on
Ia, occasion na N.Y. were assisted na; hy Ms
gate. Miss Corbeft and Miss Worden.
The yacht Linda. which went into COM
mission Tuesday. took out party for tho
day. The proper forms for the occasion
were gone through. The gun was fired by
Miss Puliiam. and n bottle OF champaGne
was broken in honor OF tho day by Miss
Voorhees,. Luncheon and dinner were
John l.. Hopkins Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Nea
calf. Miss Grace Puiiiam. Miss Alice voor-
bees hes Miss Edna pnrKin. Mss Margu.riie
boat. Clifford Babcock. Everett Babcock.
Sidney PIummer and A. q. Hicks
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Mrs. William NJ Barker gave an after.
noon reception wednesday At the bishops
Of the Annie Wrigh; seminary. The house
was handsomely decorated with iahurnum
was ' PRESIDED over s By Mr. 3. Pu is
and Mrs. II. Il. Dewey. Assisting were
Miss Holt. Miss Alice Rector, Misc Jessie
Seymour and Miss Margaret Thomas
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Al the performance OF ia Toscas AZ the
Tacoma theater Wednesday night the boxes
were occupied BY Mr. ana Mrs g. nj
Shultz and family; Mr. Irving HelIig Miss
Harvey: Mr.. 8 &. Heiiis. Mrs. POS, As nna
Mrs u. r. Brown. Mr. John Merrill Miss
Baker. Miss Lathrcp and Mr.. A. G. Fritch-
ard.
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Mrs, A. +. Mechanic has issued invita-.
lions TO a few friends for q trip 10 Mexico
next Tuesday afternoon at her residence
on South c street. Mr.. and Mrs. McCiaine
have Jus, returned from q trip through
Mexico and will give an account OF their
experiences and what they saw.
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Mics Lathrop. of Boston. arrived in Ia
coma Tuesday morning 20 spend the sum
Lathrop's former Tacoma rfends accom-
panied Miss Baker TO the depot to meet
her and were afterwards entertained At
breakfast by Miss Baker.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Baltic gave 4
dinner last Saturday night, the occasion
being the fourteenth anniversary OF their
wedding. Covers were laid for Mr. and
Mrs. c. B. Hurley. Mr.. and Mrs. w. "
Earriil. DIR. @. s. Hicks and Mr.. Nichol, Of
Seattle.
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Miss Mabel Keyshaw, one Of Tarorna's
pret'sesi and most attractive girls. has re-
cessei nsr acceptance papers to che Pres
hyserian hospital. in New York and viii
so East IN September 70 take the course
in trained nursing.
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