The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-11


leaux. for which number of society peo-
pie have been rehearsing for some time.
are to take place Thursday night at
Ranke han. Elaborate preparations are
being made TO make these tabieauN tho
most successful ever given in this city.
The entertainment is being given for the
| benefit of St. Clements church. Col.
Robert II. Lindsay win read from the
| novel parts to suit the tableaux The
characters will be taken by we'll known
society people, as follows;
David Harum 49,. Mr.. Samuel Woodruff
John Len0x ......M Mr.. Edward n. Geary
Mary Blake .-.........- MISS Mllllcent fVA
Mr. caring ;nlr. Erhes. H rSis
Widow Cullom. Mrs. John H. Suthon
Waiter .................Mr. Richard Gerard
Miss Verjoos .............. Miss Alys True
Miss c. Vertoos ........ Miss Maude Shaw
Rector ...........Mr. Charles T. Scurry
Members Of the congregation; ...;.:;...
Miss Cora Smith. Miss Ruby Piles,
Miss Maude Frink. Miss Elsie Bruins.
Appropriate music for the tableaux will
be furnished by an orchestra. in addition
TO which the Seattle Mandolin orchestra,
under the direction OF Prof. w. +. Muir
doch. will render the following numbers;
(a) Italian Overture ...........-... Eaton
(b) "chariatan March ...,......... Sousa
Mr.. Milton Fig. pupil of Prof. F. W.
Reamer. viii give several violin selec-
tons and Miss Alys M. True, well
known contralto, will sing several num-
bers. 1t is expected that the attendance
will be large, as the tableaux are to be
presented here for the first time. In
addition TO this, interest Is added from
the fact that the book is one of the most
popular at present.
The ladies Of the Seattle Red Cross So
ciety are preparing to give another mon
ster card party similar to the one given
some months ago at the Ranier.Grand
hotel This party will be held Tuesday
a. the same place The proceeds are
to be devoted to the hospital fund This
Is the first Of series to be given during
the spring months The reception COM
mittee is as follows Mrs. John 3. Allen.
Mrs. T. r. TownsIey, Mrs p. p. NJ. Miller,
Mrs. ". C. Henry. Mrs A. r. Stewart
Mrs. J. II. MacDougall. Mrs. G. d. Slim
son, Mrs, A. Fortlouis, Mrs. L. s Mayer,
Mrs. Francis Rotch Mrs c. w Stetson,
Mrs. Lyman Banks. Mrs. T.. W. Sackman.
Mrs. Ii. Thurman. Mrs. Harwood Nor
gan. The caro- rooms will be in charge
OF Mrs NJ. y. Augustine, Mrs s. L. Craw-
ford. Mrs. H. s. Stebbins. They will be
assisted by Miss Banks, Miss Morrison |
Miss Ada Morgan, Miss Sadie Morgan. |
Miss Carroll, Miss Drane, Miss Whittier, |
Miss Corey, Miss Schoenfeld Miss Fox. |
Miss Heay. Miss Alfredo Healy, Miss
Cardn, Miss Brookes, Miss Ida l.. Smith. |
MISS W leStilnB
Miss Florence Collier and Mr.. VIII Col |
Her entertained a merry party of young |
folks at their home on Thursday evening |
In honor of Miss Valerie Mayer, OF Port |
land. who L. visiting Miss Collier at pres
ent. literary pot-poprri was the chief |
feature OF the evening. Miss Maude shaw
and Mr.. Bert Kelly carried of the honors,
while Miss Bess Crane received the conso-
In for several hours. The guests were;
Miss Ethel Ftkins. Miss Julia Crane. Miss |
Jeanette Perry. Miss May Perry Miss |
Bess knittle. Miss Maude Shaw, Miss
Bess Crane. Miss Blanche Shaw, Mr.. Bert |
Kelly, Mr.. Horace Wilson. Mr.. Il. l.. |
Grondahl. Mr.. Burton c. Haines. Mr. Roy |
Klnnear Mr. Marriott Farr, Mr.. Clay |
Kahle, Mr.. II. u. Collier, Mr.. c. c. Engel- |
hard. Mr. NJ A. Ringheim and Mr. George
Hood.
President r. +, Graves. OF the state uni |
verslty. assisted by Mrs. Graves. gave a |
reception 10 the senior class of The uni- |
sersity OH Friday night at the Graves |
residence on University Heights. Among |
those present were; Miss Ella Allen. Miss |
Grace Glasgow Miss Jessie Barlow. Miss |
kathryn Case. Miss Emma Crueger Miss |
llla Dongan Miss Lulu Fuller. Miss Annie |
Ethel White Mr.. ~ VI. Baker Mr. n NJ |
Barlow, Mr., T T Edmunds Mr. s. u. Hnt. |
Mr. h. II. Hopkins. Mr. Aubrey Levy. MIR. |
w J Meredith Mr. r w Mitchell Mr. |
w y Morrison, Mr. f. W. schoder. Mr. J |
6, Storey
Mr.. Reginald Withheld Kaylor Mt Guy I
Sweeny and Mr. Bruce Sweeny gave a |
charming supper at their apartments IN |
this c!is Friday evening The rooms |
were prettiy decorated In Oriental de-
signs. The souvenirs Of the occasion ,
were framed Gibson skatlAes 4 number
OF young people. chaperoned hy Mrs, S |
u, Hausnan. were present. including !
Miss Cardin. Miss Ethel Cardln. Miss Ada /
Morgan, Miss Sadie Morgan. Miss Martha /
Heating Miss Lounis, Miss Mtlhcent Fox, |
Mr.. ]. Fgrvis iiausman. Mr. J. oak Pres |
ton. Mfr Winiock Miller Mr. Robert |
Brinker and Mr II Logan Geary.
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Two pretty card parties were given on /
Wednesday and Thursday ~ las, week by
Mrs Homer =. Norton and Mrs Byron !
Thorpe Carr at the residence 81 the former 1
1915 sixteenth avenue. The house was /
1rettily decorated for both parties with red I
'arnauons About one hundred people were I
present al both parties The prizes on /
Wednesday night were won hy Mrs r. q /
carr and Mrs r. u Lindsay and on Thurs.
lay BY Mrs J. W elise and Mrs. ]. 6
Patterson
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Cards we're received here last week an
iouncinS the marriage Of Nj Kari =. HAr.
,sueh 20 Miss Ethel Bertrsm Williams az 1
hc residence % me brides parents in Port.
8ud on February % Mr. Harbsugh ia 4
.on ~ Me. TIE Horne HarbAugh. During his
.es'deaee here hc was vel known and 2ep-
liar ta local society. Miss Williams Is also
! prominent society Elri OF Portland ana
has visited lu Seattle several times.
The social event % the middle Of the
'ollsse year a, the university wlH be ne
annual cadet isvrc This years dance "a 10
- given AZ Tho Queen Anne club house
February q, Tho ieyee L. essentially a mir
tary function and nc pains Viii be spa-,l
o MAKE II me most ~aceessfUl ever given
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