The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-06


the national society. constitution and by
laws, with an account of the organization
and history of the Washington chapters
and a roll OF members. giving the ancestry
OF each member with a brief account of
the progenitor or progenitors to- whom the
member is indebted for the ability to be-
long to the society. The publication COM
mittee to whom the society owes an ac-
acknowledgement for the efficiency with which
their work has been performed consists of
Mr.. Eli b Smith, registrar; Mr.. Charles
f. Gleason, secretary, and Mr.. William F.
Babcock, historian.
The second meeting of the Friday Morn
ing Whist Club since Lent took place last
week at the residence of Mrs. Miles Price
Benton, 1914 Sixteenth avenue. On this
occasion for the first time a number OF
gentlemen were present at the meeting.
Mrs d. w. Burchard ana Mr.. II. +. Nor
ton won first prizes and Mrs. F. Richter
and Mr.. Harwood Morgan won second
prizes. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. s. Gardner Yerkes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Byron Thorpe Carr. Mr. and Mrs. H. S.
stebbins. Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Owens, Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. c. Richmond. DR.. and Mrs.
H. ID. Kline, Mr.. and a:rs. c. E. Burn
side. Mr. and Mrs y. w. Burchard. Mr..
and Mrs. F. Richter. Mrs. p. b. NJ Mil
Ter. Mrs. T. NJ Daulton, Mrs. c. Stevens
Hatfield. Mr.. Edmund Bowden, Mr.. T..
Ford. Mr.. H. r. Norton. Mr. w. r. Bah
cock. The club meets this week at the
residence OF Mrs. F. Richter.
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A meeting OF charter munbers of the
ladies' branch Of the Seattle Tennis Club
was held on Wednesday May 2. at the res
idence of Mrs Charles Power The fol-
lowing officers for the season of 1900 were
elected: President. Mr. Charles Power;
vice president. Mrs. c. Fl. Rollins; treas
urer. Mrs. Montgomery Russell: secre-
tary. Miss Hanford chairman of the
house committee Mrs. j. d. Lowman:
house committee, Mrs. Silitoe, Mrs. f. A.
strout. Miss Readman and Miss ]. Han
ford. The opening tea will be given about
the middle of May.
A dance will be given Friday night at
Collins hall by the members OF the old
Agayne Club which was several years ago
one OF the strongest and most popular
social organ1 ations In Seattle. The pa~
ties given by this club In the past have
been uniformly successful and there Is
every reason to believe that the coming
one will be equally successful A feature
OF the affair will be a large orchestra and
splendid music. The invitations are not
written, but are verbal.
A party Of young people enjoyed an
evening on Lake Washington Wednesday.
Taking q launch from Madison street they
went down as far as Meydenbauer bay and
returned In time for the last car. In the
party were Mrs, o. w. jackson, Miss AL
freda Healf. Miss Gertrude Clark. Miss
Marguerite Mckinney, Miss Mollie Phil
lips, Miss Appleton. Mr.. Revaud Blanch-
ard. Mr.. +. Boyd Wells, Mr.. D. c. Inver-
arity. DIR. f. X. Munday and Mr. George
Weir.
Mrs. Clarence Coulter gave a small tea
on Tuesday afternoon at her home on
Terry avenue In honor of Mrs. Van Doren
and Mrs A B. Stewart Mrs Van Doren
was formerly resident OF this city, but
has lived In Chicago for several years
Mrs. Coulter's home was decorated with a
profus.on of spring flowers. About twenty
people were present.
Miss May Goodfellow entertained a few
young people at luncheon Thursday. April
rs. at her home on Queen Anne hill in
honor OF Mrs. Rollin McNeill Sanford Of
Skagway. Miss Goodfellow's other guests
were Miss Judith Hughes, Miss Helen
Holmes and Miss Gertrude Ingram Clark
q 8 4.
Mrs. Thomas Burke has removed 10
lllahee. her pretty summer home on Lake
Washington, for the summer. Miss Web
ster, OF Port Townsend has been Mrs
Burke's guest all week. On Friday Mrs
Burke gave a tea in Miss webster's honor
Mre. A. V. Kautz. who left Seattle two
years ago, lis the guest of Mrs Granville
O. Halter Since leaving here Mrs Kautz
has travelled extensively In this country
and Europe She viii probably spend the
summer In Seattle
party of young men. the guests OF
Mr.. Jessie Hail. left Friday for a short
cruise around the Sound in Mr. Halls
yacht The party included Mr. Burton C.
Halnes, Mr.. Howard Lewis and Mr.. Carl
Anderson.
The French Club met last Monday with
Miss Hodge at the residence Of her sister
Mre, T. A. Bell. on Boylston avenue The
club meets tomorrow with Mrs Robert
Wilson at the Blackwell
Miss Lily kellogg. woll-knowu Young
society girl OF Seattle has returned from
three months visit 20 san Francisco
and other California cities.
Or. anu Mrs. w. A. shannon and Or.
Grant s. Peterkin occupied box az the
Seattle thsater Friday night.
The Natal Club met last week at the
residence 81 Mr.. and Mrs. Walter shepard
Fulton on Boren avenue.
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