The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-03
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Mrs. ID. w. Bruckart, Miss Bertha Crock.
the club win be held at the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Cronenwett on Pros
pect street, corner OF Warren avenue. on
Wednesday. December 10.
A successful and artistic concert took
Of the Rainier Grand hotel. under the aus
pices of the Ladies' Musical Club. of this
city. A large number Of people were pres.
instrumental selections: The programmes
was as follows:
''0 oae Mrs.. white s and Mis-: Beach
vsssi soioaWhsn Heaven sang to Earth Parker
Miss Holmes.
Violin and Piano.so1sta Up 10y VIA schamann
Prof; Arthur and Miss DsrsmesnI; 80.
Piano ,olo-Ss Scarf Dance .chsmipads
%, idilio ...;,;;;;..v..."......'Th Laeh
Mrs. Black
vocal '''0-Aan'' Nj, Richards i0''''
octette-"The Mariners Christmas" ...... Chaminade
King, Mrs McMicken. Mrs Fabcn. Mrs.
Meacham and Mrs. Canaan
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The Joseffy Musical Club held It's regu-
lar monthly meeting on Monday afternoon,
the following programme was rendered:
sp Miss P Butler and Mrs. 3. aarsssTs
s0m0er song Mis-: Mabel stsndi.h e'eN''
Paper-"Current Events in the Musical World"
MT. stsndsn
SILVER sp''ns Mis-: Ronald "'''" 'S'
SHADOW Dancs ..........''...M ssnowsn
w ''A'' Mrs. b. l. B isaiiihii'''
Moonlight Sonata, with analysis ....... Beethoven
Ms. W. W. Beck
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The most elaborate function Of the week
among the older society people was the
Mrs. f. 6. Neufelder at her residence, 4is
Howard avenue. The house was beauti-
fully decorated. In the dining room pink
flowers and shrysanthemums were were, cha arm,
the table and on the chandeliers. The
drawing rooms were finished In yellow and
white, cnrysanthenlums ferns and smilax
being used. Six-handed euchre was played.
Mrs l.. III. Gray won the first ladies'
prize and Mrs. f. A. Bell the second. The
first geatlemen's prize was won. by Mr..
c. J. Smith and the second by Mr.. A;
Bell Delicious refreshments were served
at II O'clock. About eighty-fve guests
were present.
Miss Hazel Gay gave party at her
home on Renton hill on Friday evening, in
present were: Miss Myra Aronson. Miss
Lucy Hopkins. Miss Lucy Lindsay Miss
Miss vonnis Stewart, Miss Juliet Aronson,
Miss Teresa Thompson, Miss Corinne Cri-
veih. Misc Lydia Atkinson, Miss Juliet At
kinson. Mss Ethel Gordon. Miss Maude
din, Mr.. Harold Lane. Mr.. Robert Harsha,
Mr. Robert Aronson, Mr.. Ralph Jamison,
Mr.. VIII Kerr, Mr.. John Kline. Mr.. Harry
kline. Mr.. Hal McMicken, Mr.. VIII Me-
The marriage Of Mr.. J. Fortescue Foulkes
and Miss Margaret Thomas in Tacoma FRI
day created somewhat of sensation in
society circles of Seattle. The marriage
was entirely unexpected. although the gen.
eral impression had been that Mr.. Fculkes
Foulkes is we'll known In Seattle, as he has
been prominent figure in tennis tourna-
neilts for several years He has held the
cham s Of the NorthW west. several
a number Of times. Mr.. and Mrs. Foullxes
left after their marriage for England,
where they will remain several months On
their return they will reside in Victoria.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Basse who left
yesterday on an extended trip through Eu-
rope, were given two receptions prior to
their departure. on Tuesday evening by
Mrs, John w. Pratt and on Friday. even
v.
those present at both farewells were Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Preston, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Preston, Mr. and Mrs. H. X. Ow-
Dr.. and Mrs. George Newiands ~ Mr.. oe and
Mrs. w. D. Lambuth, Mrs ]. H Suthoff,
Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs. Burns, Mr.,
Boynton. Mr.. Pegley.
Miss Elizabeth Smith entertained a few
young people at the residence Of her par
ents, corner of Summit avenue and Column
bia street, on Friday night: Those present
were: Miss Leila Price, Miss Emily Clary.
Miss Mary Bess Lewis Mr.. Ernest Geary,
Mr.. Will Geary Mr.. Crispi Bebb, Mr.. Ed
ward Hartford, Mr.. Thomas Scott and Mr.
Charles Smith. ~.
Mr.; and Mrs: E. M. Cardn gave fam
lily dinner on Thanksgiving, at which were
present: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cardin, DIR.
and an Mrs; J; g: ORCHARD, Miss Daley. Miss
Mr.. Edmund Cardin. all of Tacoma. They
return to Tacoma today, with the exception
of Miss. Clarioe Cardin, who will remain
here a few days.
Miss othilia Gertrude Carroll entertain
ed few friends on Friday night. Those
present were: Miss Frauenthai, Miss Sa-
die Morgan Miss Ada Morgan, Miss Mollie
Wilkinson, Mr.. Walter BeaIs and DR..
Harry Carroll
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Power gave a
Thanksgiving dinner at the Firloch Club.
at which there were present: Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick Karl Strive, Miss Bessie
Minor, Miss Pelly, Mr. Josiah Collins Mr.
1. Turner and Mr.. w. f. Bowers and Mr..
]. X, Wilson, of San Francisco.
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Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Gray and Mrs. e. q.
Robertson will leave Seattle on the Una
tilla on Tuesday for San Francisco Mrs
Robertson will spend the winter in Los
Angeles, and Mr.. and Mrs. Gray Will return
to Seattle in two weeks.
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Miss Frauenthal entertained at cinch
Tuesday afternoon. Sixteen were present
First prize was won by Miss Jennie Davis,
and the visitors prize was carried off by
Miss Faux.
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Mr.. and Mrs ]. ID. Farrell have moved
into the house recently vacated by Mr.. c.
j. Smith on Boylston avenue, corner of
Seneca street
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