The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-21


Ill ship Hi Yei Monday afternoon
Ill and the annual entertainment
Ill R;yen by the Aloha Club Non
day niGat. are the only redeem>
i .. srsfurex IN a week Of social dullness
- "a weather The latter factor in
- 1r1ly existence IL becoming unbear-
~ and people are becoming morbid on
-. Hub1ect. and the representation Of the
SSnne that we are not to have any sum-
- q bexinning to be accepted. for cef-
s-1uay ~ have had no spring.
= 1ne again demonstrated a, the Aloha
- entertainment a, Mason's Library
s.aay night that tina: cluo In a body Of
S-nrkably clever women. These annual
Ss;am of the club are looked for
- = ~ among the most delightful Civ.
= i Tacoma and invitations are eagerly
80 and accepted The programme Of
@sSfajnmen, Monday night was w. d.
Seloifs play. The Garroters," a very
s1ine little farce full OF humorous In
&roes A. on the occasion Of the ORA
- Club plays about two weeks ago, II
- rroven that Tacoma has a number Of
[nnally clever amateurs in theatrical
- In fact some OF them closely touch
~ professional in the finish and reai-
- 81 their work. There has never been
b letter piece OF acting done In Tacoma
- Was done by Mrs. Charles Il. Hurley
4 ~ little play entitled Sunset" and
. more glowing tribute could be paid
~ han the fact that after the pathetic
1nne ,of the play when Mrs. Hurley is
n alone to finish the scene, every man
- woman freely acknowledged they
4 ~ not keep the tears back.
fSess was nothing OF the pathetic Ia
= Ray Of The Garroters," and the hu-
= Of the piece was made even greater
r. ths costumes and makeup of the NO.
= tmpersouatink mems parts. and but
II their voices the DISCUSSES would have
- perSect. Not the least OF the anus
~ features were the names adopted by
~ east which was az follows:
II. Edward Roberts. -. Sir Henry Irving
n willis Campbell Mr.. Richard Mansfield
.. Bsu1s ............Mr. Joseph jefferson
g LAYTON , nj. MT bAncIsft
h. Roberts. Miss Ellen Terry
IA Crashaw. Mrs. Kendall
Yssns Mrs. Bemis. 49,. Miss isabel irving
tolla. The maid. ..........M Miss Belle Archer
TAess .akinx part were Mrs. Alexander
Blillls. Mrs. William BiEiow Of Seattle.
u, Wv. Gran, Miss Charlotte /. Dew
8. Mn. J. II. Miller. jr.. Mn. r. J. Fran
asa and Miss Ruth Guppy. The hall was
dow Of color hung VITA fiaEs from wall
bssll and ceiling. and drAped mos, ariis-
easened with huge branches OF dogwood
~ the refreshment tables. and after
q play the chairs were .taAep out and
a. hoor cleared for dancing. ;. number
r Japanese officers from the ship Hi Ye.
s6s present In all the splendor VI full
hV0 Uniform.
lAess present were. Judge and Mrs.
Qlssha Parsons. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
ayee, Mr.. and Mrs. II. g. Hudson. Mr.
~ Mrs. c. NJ. Shuitx. Miss Shul,z. Miss
von 1anthuyven. Mr.. and Mrs. =. A. Per-
M Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Grove Mr.. and
M ". u. Hacker. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexan-
~ Baltic. Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Frxnsloli
tsacken Of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. William
f0ss, Mrs. IL. y. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs.
PsaIcc. Mrs. L. r. Manning. Mr..
3 1--we Mr. and Mrs. 4. q AT Toa ana MT Mr..
r. Mr. and Mrs. j. r. S,eeb. Mr. and Mrs.
EB. Caldwell. Miss Rowe Mr. ana Mrs.
qsags Browne Mr.. and Mrs. W. 4, wer-
Wagner. Mrs. James Ober.ueffer Miss
H41, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II. blanchard.
N =. A. Henderson. Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
BuMord. Mrs. .. X; White. Mrs. A.
nd Mrs II. g. Wallace. Gen and
MI r. Bradley, Miss Hemplin. Miss
Miss stoonre, Miss Millett, M!ss
gre. Mr. and Mrs. o. b. Hayden.
&C Net. Panton. Mrs. II. c. Potter.
Mrs F 4. Snow. 's Mrs.. w " NJ = Bar r,
Gss Barker. Mrs. Robert Caldwell.
Mn. A. Mel. Hawks. DR. and Mrs.
IN. Gram. Mrs. y. l.. Brown, Afiss
kk~, Miss Bennett Miss Blanchard.
- syvret, Miss ~. Kershaw. Miss Sey-
Essi,t, Miss II, Hewitt. Miss Margaret
nenas Miss Fersythe. Miss T.. Hayden
SEATTLE, Mrs. +. c. sherman. Mrr. X.
Cove Mr.. ana Mrs, r. Allyn, Mr.. ana
sss,,, T O. g; Abbott; Mr. sna Mr. James
hss Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Gese. Mr.. and
Mn. c, 81. Ide. MIR, and MIRA O. osgood.
e and Mira. Reed. Mrs. A. C. Mason,
2 and Mrs Willard Smith. Mr.. and Mrs.
henry HEWITT, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W. Roys.
NV. James Cheat, DIR. q. 4. Hicks. Mr..
80 Fester. ur. l. Parsons. Mr.. J. Al.
tfns. u. Mrs; A: v. Hayden. Mr.. r. +.
Nh. Mr.. y. II. Hutchinson. Mr.. W. A.
sssrnberg and Nr. r. Allyn.
Thoroughly delightful afternoon was
speus by large number of Invited guests
board the Japanese training ship. III
~. Monday. the occasion being "A large re-
sspuen given by the officers OF the ship
=. honor Of Mrs. Il. II. Harrison. All the
sueFnoon numerous small heats skipnea
sssftly back ana forth carrying crowds
~ response 10 the invitations sent out.
ane hospitality was unbounded and sesa.-
uting going en- every minute for the en-
Mrtasnmens or the guests. Boat races
among the crew and mlash!pnen. 1ug.
Fsnk. music ana an mpramptu play in
sapanesc made the afternoon pass al teo
sNhtis Down below IN The dsnlrs-room
~ elaborate collation. WAS served Souy~
9afs or the occasion In the share OF paper
Observation-Disclosures and flowers. the artistic
eAns'work OF the crew were given the
Muies. and altogether IL was quite enc
tne most Charming affairs Tacoma pea.
30 nave enjoyed IN many a day.
iae boxes AZ the Tacoma .heater Thurs
y niEni foT the performance ~ The
wWnr Mr. Wright were occupied hy Mr..
80 Mefrll aud Mr. and Mrs A. T. Tou-
Mr.. ana Mrs, (. NJ Shuitx, Mss
saaisx AM Miss van Banshuyssn. Mr. and
IN Albert Johnson and Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Kelly.
Edahorage preparations are being made
NJ me annual June hall at the Annie
~nHat seminary. which wilt be given ca
is'h af ueSi month. large nunltsr
- invitations VIII 30 sent 10 friends in
~c esly ami out Il town.
rlIre Friendly S5@~ic;v ~ the First Free
s-aNn gave = reception SaSt night a
.ae~eil ie 'a~ Rev Hna Mrs. A. W. Mar
,s n. ~aa i"SNe Seen for tse East. where
'"ss VIII spend the summer.
MIS- J. Mt ran,on went - Virferla
aastsaas. nArf~ she met capt i'auton
" ccfsf~tszy az