The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-02

golf tournament. The events
| were for the Thorne cup and mems
handicap eighteen holes. and the ladies'
| cup and handicap nine holes Mr. H. s.
| Griggs and Mr.. Bremner tied for the
| Thorne cup. The ladies' cup was won
by Mrs. l. w. Anderson, with a scratch
score OF 81. The ladies' cup, which was pre-
scented several years ago BY the members
OF the club, is very handsome one of
silver gilt. studded with Jewels The
Thorne cup. presented by Mr. Chester
Thorne is a large silver loving cup with
buckhorn handles. II has been won ny
Mr.. w. A. Eberly. Mr.. Thorne and Mr.
Malott. The ladies' cup has been held
by Mrs. Stuart Rice. Mrs. Melbourne
Bailey and Miss Grlggs.
On Monday afternoon Mrs J. M. Ash
ton was at home in honor of her sister.
Miss Lottie Davies, OF Carbonate Miss
Davies is a very fine pianist. having
studied for the past three years in Bos-
ton and Chicago. About seventy-ffve
guests were present Monday afternoon.
and were delightfully."- entertained by
Miss Daviese who gave several piano
selections. Mrs NJ w Graf contrib
uted TO the pleasure by whistling very
sweetly Schubert's Serenade. After the
music. refreshments were served, Mrs G.
q. wagner and Mrs. II. c. Foster presld-
ing at the table. which was handsomely
appointed and decorated with dark red
chrysanthemums. Assisting In serving
the guests were Miss Bennett, Miss Ba-
ker. Miss Kershaw, Miss Hewitt. Miss
Clara Hewitt, Miss Daisy Foster, Miss
clancy and Miss Grace Davies Mrs
r. c. Sharpe Mrs. A. H. w Raynor and
Mrs. Emerson received with Mrs. Ash
ton.
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Rev. Alfred W. Martins lecture on the
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dience at the Tacoma theater Monday
night. an audience OF interested people
who have held this lecture in anticipa-
tion since the return OF Mr. and Mrs
Martin from Europe The lecture was
both instructive and interesting and was
well illustrated by carefully selected
series OF photographs that had been made
into stereopticon slides. Mr.. Martin win
give his second lecture next Thursday
night at the Tacoma theater. when the
subject will be the Passion Play at ODER
ammergau.
Mr.. and Mrs p c. Kaufman had as
their guests at Thanksgiving dinner. Mr..
and Mrs. q. r.. Deprat, Mr.. and Mrs,
James b. Best and Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ
Keen. Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Staples gave
dinner, entertaining Mr. and Mrs j.
L. Carmar. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Car
man. OF Seattle: Mr.. and Mrs. r. e.
%f''NS'H'r oi' anu hfs VI. w.
Brydstun. Mr. and Mrs. William Jones
gave handsome dinner to Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Hacker, Mr. and Mrs. w. q.
Pearce and Mrs. F. W. Snow.
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Mr. Edward Baxter Perry, the blind
pianist and lecturer gave recital be-
fore the Ladies' Musical Club in Ma
sonic hall Tuesday afternoon. The hall
was crowded with interested music low
ers, eager to take advantage of this
rare opportunity Mr.. Raxter's selections
were very artistically given, and the
PREDATORY remarks before each compost
ton were entertaining and instructive.
In the evening. Mr. Perry gave con-
cert at the Tacoma theater
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A great many dinners were given
Thanksgiving day. by some observed as
a family day and by others as day TO
exchange hospitality Mr. and Mrs. w
V. Burril gave a dinner of ten covers
Their guests were Mrs. l. w Anderson.
Miss Helen Anderson. Mrs Bailey. Mr..
@. l.. Mum. Mr.. Josiah Collins and Mr..
Strout OF Seattle. DR.. Grant s. Hicks
and Mr.. Melbourne Bailey.
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Rehearsals for the two plays 10 be
given by the Dramatic Club about the
middle of this month are being held fire.
quentlr, and the work Is progressing ia
vorabpy. The two plays only require
Ave characters. In one Mrs O. w
white and Mr.. F. r, s. Balfour Will es-
say the two parts. and in the other. Mrs
w. G. Hellar, Mrs. W. W. Clifton and
MIR. J. H. Vanderbilt
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Mr. and Mrs w. @. Pearce gave a
large card party last night In h6hor OF
Mr. and Mrs. A. +. Law. About seventy
FIVE invitations were issued and the at
80 a.. -. sta...
OF the season The various rooms were
effectively decorated with eat flowers and
palms The game played was 90 In
troduced for the first time in Tacoma
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Mrs. w O. Hellar entertained Wednas-
day evening In honor OF the birthday
OF Mr. Heilar and Mr.. A. c. Tousey
The guests were Mt and Mrs, II @.
Foster. Mr.. and Mrs. = ]. Fransloi.
Miss Harriet Allen. OF Olympia, Miss
Rowe, Miss Kershaw Mr.. II. s. Griggs.
Mr. F. NJ. Fcnwick and MIR Toasey
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Mr.. and Mrs. w G. Peace entertained
AZ dinner last sunday night Miss Ethel
TAYLOR OF 81 paul Miss Rove, Miss
Kershaw. Mr.. Woodwork. Of Minneapolis,
Mr.. Carl stebbIns and Mr. r Nj, Fem
wick,
Miss Georgia Peck who has been visit
ins her sister Mrs. W. O. Hcilar. return
al 10 her home in North Yakima Wed
peaaay. She Was accompanied by Miss
Alma Stewart. Of Seattle.
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Mr. Charles $ Reeves left Thursday
FOR ,htcago, and from there viii 20 20
Albany. he win be absent from Tacoma
about four weeks
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Mr. George Mnutanden. ~ Everett was
tn the city over Thanksgiving. with his
narsnts. Mr.. and Mrs James Z. Mon
tandem
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Mr. aud Mrs. James Woodwork. OF
seattle. spent last SUNDAY in Tacoma
Min AR. and Airs. n. A. Law
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Mr. and Mrs j T stec6 entertained !
Mr. ard Mrs c r. Hurley. Mrs 3 A.
Perkins and Mr.. A c. Tousey.
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