The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-07

~ FTER q busy holiday week. So
Al ciety fell away last week into
At q state of general quietness.
The new year WAS welcomed
~ Ia In with more or less rejoicing.
Many families gave watch par
Ties at their homes. On New Years day,
contrary to the rule, there were no large
dances. The reception given by Col. and
Mrs.. A. J. Biethen and Mr.. and Mrs.. A. J.
Blethen, IT., on Monday night was well
attended. On Monday afternoon num-
Der Of society people kept open house and
received New Year callers. The football
Game wednesday afternoon and the re-
ception in the evening for the Stanford
boys drew q large number Of the younger
society people. Among the pretty, small
AFFAIRS OF the week were Mrs. 3. L. Craw-
ford's dinner and dance.
A number Of the card clubs met last
week for the first time since the week
preceding the holidays. Golf continues
popular and the few clear days last week
drew the enthusiasts to the links In large
numbers. The monthly handicap tourna-
mcnt began yesterday afternoon.
The Ladies' Musical Club gave . musi-
Gale yesterday afternoon at the Rainier
Grand hotel. A large audience was pres
ent and the programme was well rem
dered.
This week promises but little new.
Society will possibly be quiet until the
. =
vsr ss rs soossa f team w sn' social
as well as an athletic event With the
exception of the visits Of the glee club this
u the first time the Stanford boys have
team was here four years ago. Society
people at that time took great deal OF
Interest in the members Of the team ana
honor. On "wednesday afternoon society
people turned out to the game in fun force.
When It was known that the football ad team m
H; xs i Isora Conn who Is home from STAN
fora fora Tor her vacation. called a number Of
xs~s : rscAnt;on a. the Rainier Grand hotel
~ WaHnesHsv nirht '-o'e'
n rh ~ isrrs nsy,ors and dining room on the
1 scc nool w~ls sant :" ehont opa him.
city. The guests Were received py Mrs; ..
~. Jsckso PVT, Mrs. ~ "iqru, Na.s'
aarwooo Mo1San aasu mis 2 =. 1ae' sn
An inIormat oance ,,t was snsoyeu ia.er IN eas
oiuon Io the meSueLs OF NILS Tue aoo.pail
ttsam: MI a, Hu1mu,L, Hiss SaI NJ, H.
Rs nI,In Mis- Ai;ce FisSsrs' Miss EsteIIe
1r.hsr AM.s McKinnev Miss Raife Mas
.snoSs CEraLa =. Me- rSa ~a~n.r' ME-
Tsssia Harvard Miss Helan Hoimss Miss
TIawalivn Morriaon Miss Mc(4raw Miss
TSrS,~ Hias Martha Kaatin0 Misc MiIIar
49, $780, Sass Cerria sS,,nnsor ME-,
Phillips, Miss Ida J.. Smith, Miss Mabel
webb. MISE EInei YOUNG MISS Josephine
Hssiy, Miss Alfredo Hsaiy. Miss M.Ii VIII.
Ada Morgan, Mr.. George Allen, Mr.. A.
Armstrong, Mr.. r. Allan, Mr.. G. B.
Rlethen Mr. George Busch Mr. r. Hugh
B. Gentle mr.. LOGAN deary. M. r. 3. f.
G.arv NJ AdsIbsrt TI,cEs NJ Ha,nr
Ecritn. Mr Ganrga Janoninp M .TVjp-
ftok w kSiiiar M ~ ~ Sn,,rr,, NJ
S0ss-ss. rrorr,, cc,,rrx, NJ D n irorae
SnaTes leiIy SOUL WI. ~. ~ ro,ce'
son, Mr.. Harold Smith, Mr.. L. J.. Rickard.
Mr.. G. Y. Sweeney, Mr.. Parvis Hausman.
Mr.. J. Oak Preston. Mr.. VIII Inglis, Mr..
Inhn po;es yVino Mr. Trsa Poxtar M
Boyd Wels, MT; stockton Rumsey,
Mr. H. ~. Howeli, Mr' u. Hockett' Mr..
G. b. Smith.
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The nrst concert OF the new year, the
one hundred and hfty-hrst OF the present
series, was given yesterday afternoon by
the Ladies' Musical Club, of Seattle, in
interesting programme had been prepared
a large audience " Of club members bae and
music lovers were present The programme
rendered was as follows;
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Mr.. w X ps,tins t,rs fa,rao n rI,r.
Eon@-la, "yyben Colin Sings" Eronl ~ rto,
o. Irish Folk Song ............ Arthur Foote