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

a::l 4. .xouA Dec. "A wall OF WOO
80 s.snt up from the golfers and Tor
thsm thanksgiving day as the
- came IN an unceasing
III sc~npour from morning 10
y 1870 making the sixth annual
,r,,rnamer,t a sad and dreary
l1nDn ~ "a unnleasant weather Is get
49, ws~rsoted for the golf tourna-
UT q ~srlv every event the elements
11k - :" sns,r hest to interfere with the
Havo Co., 49, orcas sion. There were large
ree \. = srfries for Thursdays tourna-
"a n spite OF the worst weatner
49, ~. sossible all entries were played.
~ .s ~. OF the scene was PAD.
~ $500 WITH. and any kind OF an Ola
n 1870 -enf 20 long as It kept the player
~ many Of them were startling, 70
M sssh,nr Of being unique. IL was
Irs6rsxxled- looking CROWD. pu, N
~ ~ everything happy anu 800
~. ~ cne. No unusual scores were .iau ~.
VA, coold hardly be possible unuer e
". Ssslouar-snd the majority % VI. snnros
eono 1s.vsS a. under their average scores
srs p-s Nbsriey won the Thorne cup
III. Va 80 M mems singles in the Thanks-
pus Y 1890. ~ with score OF " net: MIS-.
Gvm& p.iley again proved herssir en-
1ei !. ~ fornaer honor and to the title
uuc1 y, - ~ for the Northwest by
o. y ~ isdies' cup, with gross score
Wm5.n4i. \. handicap OF s. making her net
g = - ~ the best playing OF the
sou " M mixed foursomes Mrs. L. N.
- a ~. stuart Rice were the win
Loo 80 text tournament will be played
lelA v.S,,s day. when the Baifour gold
Nex ~ ri4yed for by the men ana the
~ = 800 cup BY tho women
...., circles are greatly interested In
~ rs.csrt which the Ladies' Musfcai CRUZ
~ ..sys pext Friday night at the Prespy.
49, nhurch. This will be an Important
sca ls. ~ only In the experience OF the
49, M for ali music lovers as well. for
Guy. - VI ti,rs n this part of the Northwest
" sspsrslsn Garden from the "Rupai.
49, J. y ~ "a music by Lisa Lehman, Will
yss I'm Miss Grace Helen Bradley,
~. nscrga c. Wagner, Mt. Buckmaster
ut - ~ Hsrbert II. Joy for the solo and
Wv work. The first part OF the pro-
$3.50 vii be miscellaneous. ana given
q. soms 81 The best talent In the CLUB.
y ]. Fifs will give reading 'Tne End
q Dc world"
-. ~ ~ hest concerts ever given by
1T sS,.., Musical Club was that of last
r w 49, Afternoon. arranged by Miss
psuilne Bengal Following 10 the pro-
gramme given:
PART l.
'g en- c YM Miss 'Yeaxeii. Mr.. Middle
ton Mr.. Tucker.
Honor ana Arms .;...;.;........'.Ha
..u....~.. rvsa', Tosti
'ssausy' Eyes Mr.: ;'; Tiairbeii.
Violin accompaniment, Mr.. Bull.)
fal Hunting Song ......................
q RS%ancs .............'..',M;i acDowell
% ios"' Miss 'Gliistrap.
Trio-Andants and finale from Ed ma
Mss B ii:ia:si. Mr. BUN. MI: middleton.
MY Heart, at Thy Sweet VOICE..
'M Mrs. Tousey.
Concerto. op. II. Allegro Maestose:
Miss Daisy Foster.
~ RS ssccnd p,sno; ! miss FOSTER s,,,,,v.n
Mis- Clark, Miss Yeazell, Mr.. Middle
tom Mr.. Tucker.
rhs announcement that Miss Margaret
Thomas. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Thomas. Of Tacoma, would be married
tonight to Mr.. J. r. Foulkes, the well
known tennis player Of Victoria, came as
= great surprise. While not publicly an
nouncsd. the engagement has been sur
missed and discussed for several weeks,
and arrangements were being made for a
church wedding Mr. Foulkes and his
bride VIII leave Immediately for England
for three months visit. when they will
return to Victoria to resiGA.
Interest In bowling continues and Wed.
nesday mornings. at the new alleys on
Tacoma avenue. bring a large attend
ence 81 ladies. Excellent scores are be-
Ing made, the highest up to the present
time being held by Miss Mabel Rowe.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cardin and family,
Miss Fannie Daley and DR.. and Mrs Or
chard were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. e.
cardin In Seattle Thanksgiving, and will
remain there over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Tousey and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Hyde went over to Seattle Wed
nesday to attend card party given that
night BY Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Neufelder.
mrs. H. G. Wallace and son, Melville.
leIt Friday for San Fra ncfsnn ava ercxv,