The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-28

talned the club At her home on Eighteenth
avenue. The afternoon was given up to the
initiation and informal reception OF FOUR
new members TIE club decorations. yell
low and white ribbons. yellow and white
marguerites and the gorgeous yellow star.
carried out the special ideas Of r. E. o.
work and intention. During the afternoon
those present were particularly favored by
listening to q vocal selection by Mrs. Trem-
per- Mrs. Doheny was assisted by Mrs.
George Newlands ard Miss Alice 6taemph,.
Those present were: Mrs A. n. Foote.
Mrs. c. A. Smith. Mrs. J. D. Curtis. Mrs.
c. c. MarinE. Mrs. George Newlands. Mrs.
Frank Steele. Mrs. J. NJ. Frink. Mrs.
George g. Virtue, Miss Maynard. Mrs. Fred
Peterson. Mrs II. s. Temper. Mrs. J. T.
Ronald, Mrs. g. T. Turner, Mira r. r. Nc
I.aren, MIRA W. b. Rowland. Mrs J. J.
Doheny. Mrs. NJ. E. Perry. Mrs. Wflmon
Tucker, Miss Staempfii. Mrs. Hester Cute.
Mrs. Leslie Garter. Mrs. F. H. Fehren.
Mrs. Lane.
The Wednesday Afternoon Card Club has
elected the following officers for the eilsu-
ing year: President, Mrs. Paul Land. vice
president. Mrs. Lorna Tucker: secretary.
Mrs. Densmorc: treasurer. Mrs. Fuson:
corresponding secretary. Mrs. H. r. Tucker.
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Tho Alpha Club met at the home Of Mrs.
Hur.but, Tuesday, the 23rd. at which time
An unusually nne literary programme was
presented One OF the leading papers Of
the afternoon was presented by Mrs. smith
upon ''TaxAtion--Direct. Indirect and single
Tax" which proved very Instructive. An
interesting discussion followed the reading
OF the paper upon The Victorian Age CT
English Literature" IN regard to the people
ard writer's OF that period. Several names
were proposed for club membership ana the
adjustment Of work for the juno conven-
ton made. Dainty refreshments followed
the programme which In fun was - fol-
lows.
Roll Can OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Quota
tons from cariyie's 'sar,or. Reesssus'
Thomas Carlyle Mrs. Barber
Victorian Age Of Enxish Literature
Charles Dieksns ...............M Mrs. Lowrey
". NJ Thackeray.........-.- Mrs. kahle
George Elicit, = Ars. Perry
Mrs. J. r r. Mitchell, visited her ola
home Ia Victoria the early part Of the
week
Miss Grace YsaAcs. OF the Reading Club
OF waIa waIla- viii be In Seattle =; an
early date and win visit with her sisters.
Mrs Savage ara Mrs. J. J. Doheny. sew
e.ai weeka Miss IsAacs Will present .
paper upon tho subject oT Eastern Wash
ingten in Early Day. before the state con-
yentsoa. June a.
Mrs. NJ. II. Cartrigh.. ~ Boston. fs visit
sng her cid tine ertsnd, Mrs ~. Z. Betsin-
ger OF the Advance Club. Mrs. CartY!sht
il accompanied by Niss Bessie rezxsli. OF
Tacoma
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Mrs 8 r.. Barr. Of ire woman's Club Of
Olympia. vii visit amens Seattle club
women the latte. part az tie week.
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Mrs. E. r Pope, Of the Twentieth Gen.
fury Club, has returned from her northern
trip.
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Mr r. r. Csc. 81 the Classic Culture
Club ard City Federation. - once mere at
home 20 her many friends. AFTER . winters
scs7nrn IA California
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A; The epea meeting % tas Sfneteeash
Century Literary Club On Thursday. May
II, DIT Deenasis. ~ the state university.
Gpake hafars . representative and inter
aote1 audience % 'sHasnsss" and Mo
beth He cen.rasssd n. fnsroxp~cssss
Hamlet. waose termenting aaesssonsags
within hsnsess gare him no peace. with tas
vaRy mater3Aisstie Macbeth: and the weak
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