The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12

formed BY Olympia people with the wives
ana daugntsrg Of senators and representa-
ives. al 81 tbs visitors Invariably psos-
Ing exceedingly pleasant companions for
tae ladssa os the capital city xho greatly
regret their 9eparrs.re
hrs II. NJ Hubbard ard daughter Ruth
nave gone To Nelscn. r.. e., where trey
will Join Mr., u,1tsars.'s fsay1 Harry. who
Is employed In that city.
Jossn Afez ard Emil Msrtsnzen. two ~
.'syfnpia's prominent musicians have gone
70 skagway. from whence they viii so 4rto
tie Ain country.
Robert Moran. S@atsle'z well known ex-
mayer ard prominent business mar. was
visitor on A0n1ay
Mrs. J. If. Horton left or Monday for
Spring VALLEY NHn WHERE she was cali
ed by the serious Illness ~ her mother
og Tuesday evening the rail rcorn 81
the olympia hotel held one az tss largest
efoTc., the event being social dance
given Ivy members ~ the legislature and
ernDaoyts fo the citizens Of this city. The
olympia Entertainments Cub ard the
Ehos.oisn9ron Club have had standing
invitation Ia the legislature and its en-
rigyes at their dances throughout the zns-
sion. and the lawmakers sie e.deti 70 reetpFs-
cate on Tussday evening. Although the
dance was hurriediy gotten np and there
was much business being done al the
capatol. large crowd WAS present and a
splendid time was the result
Miss Adelaide BufntraSer. of this city.
has contributed 10 Tae State for MaFen a
pretty Ettle sketch entitled Their Saicn.
tines" The story has a touch Of sensi-
fuent in Il that dwelIs with the reader
Mics Barnfrager.s many friends were sur
prfssd a: the breadth OF her literary in
clinstions. as Indicated By the brief bat
charming story.
Misses anasfaxIa and Agnes Hayes %
Seattle, who have been visiting Mise Mary
Hayes In this city. have returned 10 their
home.
J Tod cowles has gone TO Tacoma 20
assist In the United States district at
tornex's Office.
f. p. Kendall of Seattle. visited with
old friends in tiais city for day during
the week.
The newly organized literary club has
been ehristened the Ei,ti club. the mem
beers voting unanimously for a Chinook
name and THIS eutfhonioas word. ssgnifying
forwaTd.' was the choice of a majority
OF the members The last meeting was
held at the residence OF Judge and Mrs.
Dunbar. and final organization was conn
ton adopted The officers for the spring
months are: President. Mrs. George
Blankenship: vice president. Miss Janet
Moore; recording secretary. Miss Louis
Aver: corresponeing secretary. Mrs. Ada
Sprague Novel;. treasurer, Ms Florence
Prince. The committee on programme 10
assign the literary work until the winter
vacation CONTESTS OF Mrs J. Y. paittson.
Miss Adelaide williams and Mrs Novel;
The charter members If the club sre: Mrs.
Pattlzon. Mrs Novel Mrs =. j. Lord,
Nrs Hlank.nshlp Mrs Clara Van Etten.
Miss Aver Miss cowles. Miss Badger Miss
Williams. Mics Anna Reinhart Miss Dun
: har. Miss Moore Miss Troy. Miss Laura
/ Troy. Mise Jennie Savl3ge. Miss Helen
f'.eree Miss ROYAL. Mics Marian Perry.
Miss Marian paften. Mrs Prince. Mrs
r. q Dunbar was made an honorary mem.
Der ~ th. club.
The Misses Cavanaugh entertained A
number al their friends at cards on Mon
day last most enjoyable evening was
soeut Those invited were MI and Mrs
u. v. Ogden. Mfr and Mrs VI Harris
Misses Fisher Burntrager. Daisy Burn
TRACER, MessEs. VIII W;tshorne Tod
cowies. Holhrook. of Seattle and Howe
OF Whafcnm.
Miss Pauline Hall informally entertained
the High Tea on Tuesday afternoon.