The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-09

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has fully realized expecsa-
tions and society has been keps
steadily or the 60. The most I'm
Il portant event Of the week was
the bali given By Mr. ard Mrs..
ChaYIes Hyde at the Tacoma hotel Tues
~ night. Another notable event was the
concert the Ladies' Musical Club, OF Sc.
etfIe. gave before the Tacoma Ladies'
Musical Club Tuesday afternoon
Ihe following programmes was given q,
~ musicale at the Annie Wright sem-
lsssy Tuesday evening:
PART
Arranged for two pfanofortes BY - Pausr
Alice Rickard. Nellie 6anborn.
Florence Phair. Hannah Adalr.
HUffte Observation-Disclosures -. Raysna
Double auartette-'Caim Il the Lake"
sopranos: E.teile Turner hi. Ao'
Hemstock. Lesha Richardson. Ellen
Lawier Consraltos Edith Joy.
Miss crilley. Irene Newllng. Alice
POLK Song-Pianoforse 1890. .Nenae,ssohn
Susie 1Anstree
Petit duo for vioIsnp-
= Allegro Moderate .................
b. Tempo di Msnuetto-. Pieysl
Ethel Novel; Frances Hammond
PART II.
Asabesque-Pianofort Won Win
SIaDRgGOl1.
Bailafe--Pianoforte $50. Rhiueberger
Alice Rickard
Double quartette-
s re,I Say Lovely Flower ,.s Ast
Etude in minor-Pianofortes
FIorence pl,air.
Aennett from Sonata op 7....... Griex
Arranged for two p.anofoftes by Wilson
Smith.
6tAe 1Angtree, Gene Graham
nv Tn he concert sass, giysn Tuesday afternoon
fore the Tacoma Ladies' Musical Club
vas thoroughly artistic success for the
seattle Grub and charming social r,c-
cess for the Tacoma club. A perfect
spring day added much to the pleasure
OF the event and filed III. ciuhfo3ms in
Masonic nall with a large audience. Tne
the o'clock Flyer By a COMMITTEES com
posed OF Mrs. ]. II. Scott. Mrs r. A
Leach and Mrs. Alphnnee Masconnier
and were taken to the ciabrootns where
an elaborate luncheon was served at sx
tables. each table presided over by Two
members Of the Tacoma club. Exquisite
appointments Of linen. oait glass and silver
with beautiful flowers made each table
dainty setting for the delicious menu
NJ rved; ,, The six tables were IN charge OF
Tacoma Musical Club. Mrs A. b. Ball
president Of The 81. Cecilia Club: Mrs
Hoenstass se'ss Mrs. Mrs M Ma m,as Msa
Albert Weinberg, Miss Bengel Mrs +.
a A,,r Leach H.. Mrs. 6 " snyder, Mrs, Frank
Clifford and Miss Basworth The pro-
gramme as rendered was an artistic ri
usnpti. Mrs. Van Tuyis and Miss Elsa
most delightful and beautifully given
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Al tho Annie wrigh, seminary Tuesday
night birthday dinner wes given, II be-
ing rather an Interesting coincidence
that Mrs s < White and twelve of the
scholars should have birthdays falling the
same month. Bishop Barker WAS the
guest OF the OCCASION making fourteen
to-, e at "a. al table able. large Moral center
lonaails tied with yellow ribbons. the rib
bons running 10 each corner, And al the
conclusion of the dinner the bouquets
were drawn The one having the gold
ring attached YVES drawn by Mss Susie
IAngtree. iiand-painted name cards
were used and china used IN serving sha
dinner tina, had been painted by the yeonw
ladies present. The table was ljghted
with candles with yellow shades. Al the
q. X. White, Miss Susie Lang,ree. OF
Alameda. Cal. Mise Irene Newiing OF
Victoria H. c.; Miss Ellen LAWYER. Ia
coma: Miss IAllian Allen. Billings. Mont:
Miss Edith Dent. Hoauiam. Wash, ana
Miss Celia Iambarn, Miss Irene Graham
Mis- Edith Wess Miss Mona Bloeme.
Thomas. all OF Seattle.
No more brilliant or elaborate enter
tatnment has been given I'm Tacoma for
aome time than the large reception and
dance which was given Tuesday sghs by
Mr.. and Mrs Charles H. Hyde at the
Tacoma hotel. No expense was spared to
make tho AFFAIR success and All the
resources Of Tacoma incident 10 social
functions were generously drawn upon
The decorations were placed in the charge
OF Mre. Lena Mccoy. with a result tha,
was both charming and artistic. Guam
n ttb faY FAN Saya fsxsf,.
smilax draped the columns In the center
OF the large ballroom. with ii pretty ar
ransement of white deves grouped on
each column. Flowers banked the man
tells. ard large palms effectively placed
about the ballroom and halls completed
very heaatifu scene. Abaut four hun
and Seattle. Mr. ana Mrs. Hyde, assisted
oy AIRS Alexander haiie and Mrs. VIII
quests In the aieove OF the ballroom
Supper Was served at small tables In th-
larse dining room Of the hotel A sul
orchestra played for dancing which was
Kept up untt! We'll OF towards morning
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party Monday afternoon at her residence
en- North Yakima avenue In honor Of
Mss Alice waither. Of 81. Paul. wao is
visiting her sisters Mrs :. A. Perkins
ana MTrs r. i Grove. The guests were
reeelved hy Mrs Hopkins ana Miss
Wsither IN tho reception hs!l. and during
inr by Miss Voorhees, Miss nnrEia and
MIS- Fnlliam. ef Isa@isSisle. NV Prxss
Mere awarded Mrs. Ralph Mstcag and
Mrs. L. X. Norton,
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Mrs =. 7 Dm:gin ard Mss nuFxit. 81
Ner'h Yakima avenue. hsd cards cat
this Meek Sor two large afternoon card
parties Tne hF~ss was given "Wednesday
afternoon. 81 which ntsst OF the Younger
set We're invited. and osa Thursday the
Older set There were ten tables ~ pro
gr@s2lNr c5nrh each afternoon. rsszes
We're weu Wettae slay afternoon ~ Mrs.
a NJ EIker and NJ rs VOORHEES, and en
Tnny stay ~ Mrs stephen Sears.
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Ar extremely pretty luncheon vas
F.Nen Thursday hy MRS J NJ Miller and
tHH Misses Mil@cs SptfnS flowers deco
ra|Ff tbe sable. aaa c~yevS were laid fer
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