The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-09

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~ s~.svsst OF everyone, and when
- 10 arrived, proving warm and
- a. ideal day for an out-of-door
~" ~ attendance was large and the
1880 'r liberal There was an in
49, rsr.ety OF entertainment and the
800 ID me grounds was at first be-
fNs....a a. 10 what 10 do or see first.
=. broad veranda OF the clubhouse
- ,ss card tables. where cinch was
go ~ those who preferred that at
|f-,..r Handsome prizes were offered
q ~srs won BY Mrs. c. J. Kershaw and
~ ~. T.vns>nd. Crodnet was a drawing
....s,ton for many, and was played in
t'-s,,~r. order, the winners OF one
~. cssvinr the winners OF another.
ss-x.c1ns PRICES were also offered In
~ y,vs the side shows and chance
- vsrs the most telling features of
II. .s,srnoon. Al the side OF the grounds,
u .-,,s circus fashion, were the side
-. IA charge OF prominent society
I-.-.r and members OF the club. All
-. AZ eir,ogities, from 'T'he Smallest
ss.,-y Marital 70 guessing the name Of
=. s,skanlnny ir another booth, TO
s.rrss the curiosity and draw the money
| = - visitors were arranged along this
~svsy There was the knife board,
| ss.re for 10 cents throw one could try
| M throw a ring over knife. There
- Two faces on q sheet and three balls
! 1, cents could be thrown, those HIT
~ ne noses getting chance on an
,,5sn basket. Fortune telling was a
,rsstshIe business during the afternoon,
"a, Altogether. the affair was great
'prsss
NM Mary Alice Port, A. b.. has ar
|fysd "a Tacoma to assume the duties as
|rsrcipal o. the Annie Wright seminary
~ me coming year. Miss Port IL
rxduste Of the normal school Mt Court
|hsd n. r., and also OF Smith college.
| ~ has occupied the position OF principal
. Z ina hieh school at Nation, ILL.,. going
|lvr there TO All Saints school in South
|Ywfota There she remained for four
yenrs During the past year Miss Port
=, engaged IN postgraduate work at
|oshmbia college. N. y. and previous TO
.4Aa, occupied the position Of principal
! 4 AZ celebrated Tacfnis school at Lake
m Conn. 50 with such q varied ex-
sdsnce Miss Port comes to Tacoma well
,su,pped for her duties at the Annie
Vhekt seminary.
1 M afternoon one OF the most delight
~ anstrs on the social calendar will be
ytwn by nine OF Tacoma's weIl-known
IsrAeors and society men. Invitations
N received Thursday from DIR. Grant
| 4 meks Mr.. Lynde Palmer Mr.. Herbert
Is 0slrrs, Mr. =. ID. Bridges. Mr.. Fred
. II fsnxick, Mfr r. s. Holt, Mr.. John 8.
IpakM Mr. Beail Foster and Mr. r. n.
10 Mlfour for q mixed foursome compe-
kim st tho Tacoma golf links. 10 be
|hssssd by supper ana dance AZ Span
.ssy lake. The guests will take the
In car to the golf links and after play
IN rclf the late afternoon car to Span
.sssy lake will BE- taken and the merry
tns continued at Gieger's hotel.
q I: =
| Vert Wednesday Miss Daisy Fnrrcliy.
bsangest daughter Of Mrs Margaret Far
rsy. uiIl be married TO Mr.. Charles Ed
srt Mac Williams son OF Mr.. Daniel
|n~wiiiamr. of New York. The wedding
~, take place at $50 n. m. Mt ST. Pat
|fzks church, wedding breakfast will
Nrved at Mrs Farrelly's residence,
.rw which the bride and groom will
sse for Gienwood Springs, Col Miss
.frnly ID one Of the most attractive
fes IN Tacoma and In sister OF Mrs,
awr Nnhn. OF Seattle Miss Mae Mac
69Mms q sister OF the groom. Ii en-
s1ts 10 Tacoma 20 attend the wedding
:: e q
4 xsehforA College Association held its
ZssHsh annual reunion on Friday at the
sddkncs az the corresponding secretary.
A. W. Thornley,. e5is Ash street.
M partaking or hountiful luncheon
"A t. ~. -. t..ats,tAf4 tina
ssa routine OF business was gone
nswsA Following this was a pro-
fasms. papers being read by Mrs w.
asfYitt. of Tacoma: Mrs. n. r. Ar
ger ~ Spokane and Mrs, ". r. Nc
esapcA. u Seattle The association 10
rsap1ssd 81 the ainmnae and former stu
ens u Rockford college. and Is the
vH1 csilsSe association holding annual
sss:fags In the Pacific Northwest.
= I: I.
~ narriAK. Of Miss Amy Burnett
~ NJ Marshall Boua. AZ Trinity church,
haills, ncxt Thursday, II wedding that
nssssts great many Tacoma people.
WI are widely known here. Mr..
49, sarae years age, was a resident
fateaa and Aliss Burnett. through
~ wits with hcr many friends here.
I" established a larse circle % acgualnt-
49, Y fac0nna Miss Jessie Kershaw
y . Miss nurnett's maid ot honor
~ ssf cems.iitinn. held Monday. was
f,crsssf'sl ems. nearly all the golfers
- eity entering for tho Frst conn
e.Ns q the season. Mrs William
'sed tho Nomsns record Tor nine
alaFlng 'hem IN " Mrs r. 3