The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-23
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ACo3sA. Ia,y z-The handicap
tournament Of the I1mdieg Tennis
III Club this week has been most
~ sscessssui. ard aas gsyes great
pleasure. There were twenty
Eve entries, showing greater In
sessss than IN any previous tournament.
hrfzginx IN the yeang girls who are menu
IN Of ths ciab ard ENCOURAGING them 10
vorh up. Mss Alice Eaton. Of the younger
n1ubsrS. has played resua rkahsy well and
ehDws herself one Of TIE c.us9x most
pfuuisang players. The pretslsst match Of
~ tournament was between Mrs. r. w.
nrew ard Miss Kate RAYS Fri1Ay morn
~, Miss Riggs winning with . sore OF
- ~. 81 After this match picnic iuncn-
go was served on the lawn 10 the play
en- and q few Invited Rueses. Tnder the
teot the tables were laid. prsftiIy trimmed
Win nastur,iuns and yellow ribbon. The
<aiuty saneheen served Was contributed by
1t1Esrent members and added greatly to
- pieassre Ct the week. The sdeA Vas
sagsesssd by Mrs. r. b. Prsre and vas
lnusedsAtely taken up sneus thirty being
served. After luncheon the finals IN dosi-
bs4s we're played. Mrs. Snow and Miss
k<rshaw defeating Mrs. Pansra and Miss
cssai. Mrs. G. n, Hurley then presented
The winners with their prizes. Miss Riggs
and Mrs. Snow and Miss ksrsaaw silver
ribbon clasps. The regular tournament
viii begin next wednesday.
TIE dsbn. reception on Thursday given
b. M and Mrs. II G. Hudson for their
daughter, Mas Elva Hudson waz The
most brilliant function Of the week. aud
sha large number Of invitations sent cut
elected a generous response from ali the
prominent society people % Tacoma 10
gree. Miss Hudson on her formal intro
dusfion TO saciety. The residence on
North & and Fifth streets was q bower
ef tNc as
TIE drawing room. where Mrs. and Miss
Hudson received ia the afternoon from
to and again in the evening from TO
y, was decorated with white naargasrites
and potted palms. The reception hall.
masic room. library and dining room were
each kept 90 distinct color. roses In
GRAFTON. The dining room, in pink. was
cns OF the presstest effects In decorating
eesn tbs seascn The table was covered
I'm q gsnk III. e sioth over waish was was
with broad pink satin ribbons running
disr0nsiy across. ending at the corners
With immense bows On = lace center
large bunch of Madam John Lang roscs.
Mn. Philip kershsw and Mrs. D, 8. Pub.
ford served at the table IN the afternoon.
Tas young ladies' assisting in the after
n0on we're: Miss Darnati. Miss Forbes.
Mrs.. = Woissr, Misg Clancy; Miss
eRrswa a.,l Mis 81. Holosooxs: Mss Bennett:
Margaret Thomas. Miss Mabel ksrshaw
and Miss Matte Thomas The little
Mipes Dorashy Ker.haw and BeM Wat
80 received the cards at the door. Mrs.
II. NJ Thomas sne Mrs W. A. Bun as
sis,ed IN receiving In the evening when
the Young married society people and the
e. Foster and Mrs. T. r. Manning pre-
ssded az the table In the dining room and
Nrs. w, A. Hail served punch In the IL
hrary The Funny South trio gave their
siHe ytff ma ~, h.
afternoon and evening In the eomervA-
tory. In the afternoon Miss Hudson wore
very dainty Paris muslin gown and car
ried a ssfower bouquet OF marEucPfees In
the evening she wore n handsome white
safeta silk gown Gu, dccoiiette ard car
fied bouquet Of American beauty roses.
Mss Emily worden' planned and sue
Der parents. Mr. and Mrs Warren w.
Warden. Of sgs North @ street. wAdnes-
asy night The guests were entertained
~ A. Rel and Mr. O. l.. Holmes These
present were; Mr.. ard Mrs. q. /. Holmes.
Mr. and Mrs. H. 8 Grosseup. Senator and
sa and Mss asf ps sna NM Mr. r and
Mrs. @. Moulion. Mr. and Mrs. L. r
GAult. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bull, Mr. and
Mrs e D. hudson. MI. and Mrs 3 G
@ Hayden. Miss Mabel Kershaw. Miss
Helbfooke, Judge Burnett. OF 81. Louis
aud Mr. q. Ia Cover.
The y sosss nss ;sss out ,..ins s:ry
around the Sound supper was served on
board ny the Japanese chef of the boat.
The sassts q tha Linda crew were: Mr.
and Mrs W q ftellar. Miss Georgia
Peck, NJ. and Mrs. II q, Foster and two
ssns. SIR. and Mrs. Ralph Metealfe and
daughter Elisabeth. Mrs Ncyin, Of VII
mona. Wis, and Mr.. Charles Foster.
Mr. A. X Hiscoek, OF Syracuse. N ".
who formerly lived IN Tacoma. and mem
her o. The cnson Club. gave very e.sb-
crate dianer AT the Country Club last
broad ssfantia os the clubhouse overlook
ing IN. lake Covers were laid for Mr..
and Mrs ! W Anderson. Mr. and Mrs.
{ n Hurley. Mr.. and Mrs w. V Bur
RAJ, hra III. G. Potter and Mr.. u. l..
Mum.
Mr.. and Airs William Jones. Miss Ruth
Stcne. As. and Mrs II. = Grcs-cup and
shetr TIVE sons left Tacoma Tuesday after
noen te artv. 30 cshasse. beach. The f'ss
sscp WAS rate tso Country Club TAses-
day evening. whes~ they stopped over
hight
Miss louisa Lee Schuyler ana Miss
fseerssna Schuyler. ot New York. were in
Tacoma this week on their way from Cali
fasnis 10 Victoria. On Thursday they
Bailey and sr w. y. purFili.
Mrs, Frank la Fargo. who 10 a. the
Green River hot. springs for thu summer.
zane home Wednesday, returning Tues
cay. accompanied by her sister, Miss
Daisy FArreils, who vii remain al the
springs A week.
Mz. ara Mrs Alex Rsli,Ie. Mr.. and Mrs.
essArt Elea Mr AMI MTs, ] r S,eeh and
M sna Mrs William Jemes have pat ~
shesr tss.'s Nn sa@ Country Club gra asas
far'tAr summer
Mt sna Mrs T. frsr-en Satcs left
IaAetsy VA Seattle on tire steamer Waais
Wala sar sisss ~ several weeks ia Cali
fsynta
Mrs. L = = sawyer ard Mss AGA
HsuseTs II Seattle. spent part es the
week ~ Tacoma WITH Mrs J .. Drake,
NJ Alesrt X fNseeck WAC has heea n
saensns Ter tAN pa<t rss0nsh. returned to
has s8sssse In Syracuse "Wednesday.