The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-08

~ NE week mora and Lent win
M0\\ be over. The season of social
I'M quietness has been well OBJ
" N ssrgei In Seattle Last week
w was extremely dun. The only
went Of Importance was the
Musical Club sorcsrt yesterday afternoon
and I; was well attended.
The vpssbsr last week was certainly not
cond-srtve - outside recreation. The eli
mate changed IN tventy-four hours and
ranged all the Kay from a warm summer
day 10 s'nter SNOW storm. This put an
effec,usi stop 10 wheeling and boating
which was largely INDUCED in week before
last A Few e'us card parties were given
last week and ono or two small indoor
affairs. The thsstsrs were fairly well pa
troniyed.
THIS week promises to be fully az quiet
II Is Holy week. the last week Of Lent
and soeioty people viii be busted with
church affairs all week. The coming OF
Paderewski. the great pianist ia look q for
ward 10 with considerable interest hy
mus!c lovers ana others who merely want
TO see the world famous musician The
fact that he r. billed for Friday nlgh-
Good Friday, will tend to keep some peopls
away.
The principal topic Of interest this week
among the women, viii be, OF course the
new gowns ana hats fer Easter. Every
woman Il more OF less busy planning Some
new wearing apparel Tie week after
Easter Will be gay, for q number u large
dances. including the Assembly bali will
take place besides a number Of dinner
parties and weddings.
The largest and most prominent social
event of the past week was the Musical
Club concert which took place I'm Eiks
hall. IN the colmnn building yesterday aft
The pgguzlpp rtt+
OF the ordinary II was a visit to the Sc
attic Ladies' Musical Club by the Tacoma
Ladies' Musical club. In return for
visit paid the latter club by tho former
last month when the Seattle ladies' Wis
tied Tacoma they prepared a concert FOR
the other club and yesterday the Tacoma
club entertained the Seattle club with a
spleniid musical programme The visitors
arrived on the II rs Flyer, and were met
nt the boat by Mrs r. w Emmons. Mrs
w. II, Perkins and Miss Beach. They were
escorted to Elks' hall. where they were
received by Mrs, G 4, Patterson and Mrs
r, Nj pauiton, president aud vice presl-
dent OF the Seattle club. and the club NOM
bcrs delightful luncheon was served
at noon The hall was pr0tusy decorated
with vines and fiowers Tea was served
by Mrs James y Hoge. jr and Mrs f.
II. Van ruyl ct a table which looked
beautiful with red carnations and candle
concert commenced. Every number on
the programme was rendered artistcally
and was loudly applauded The pro-
gtamrno whs as follows.
aeniratndc ....... ................... Rosslni
Mrs Murray, Miss aiiatrop Mrs MexweH'
Miss Clark
(al "Volcea OF the Wood On Thou
Art Like a Flower ......... RuAeustcln
Mise Grace Clara.
The morning The death of Aase-A aitras
aenee-In the hall or the mo&ialu
Miss Julia Bosworth.
"Nohli Hignor Uses Huguenotsl Meyerbecr
Miss Jessie ishtH
Coneetto ep y. gNcgre. macsteao~ Chopin
&C.,. Miss DAISY Fos!en Miss Foster
Miss Grace Helen Bradley
Mr. hiiansS. Miss clark. Miss cum ,s1ii,.l'
Mrs Avery. Mrs Leach MIS- scott
Mrs sherman. MIS- clifford Mrs Gas.
ton, Mrs French Mrs Msnnlns. Miss
Mrs Craze Davenport. pireetrcss.
The Tacoma club vas well represented
The officers present were. Mrs Joshua
Pierce president Mrs Frank AWyu. asst
vice president. Mrs. James NJ Ashton. See
ond vice prcehent, Mrs Miles CHnovd
recording secretary Mrs Prank Leach.
contemplating secretary Mrs Alexander
Avery. treasurer Mrs e " BlUinge Mrs
1 NJ secley. Mrs HarFisop G Foster and
Miss nergoe Of the executive conmit.
tee Others present from Tacoma were.
Mrx. J. W. Mckovh8n, Mrs p IS Cos
ton. Mrs J Maxwell NtA Ctar.es a.
Murray Mrs a.. II knaua Nirs J.ha
sce,s. Mrs Albert Thernean. Mrs HARRY
N young. Mrs A ENvuch. Mrs 3 Angus.
Mrs Dennis Mrs Clocs Mcs b wvr H.
pnn Mrs Harris. Mrs T.. Il MtaAms.
Mrs q Il Davenport, Mrs.. A NJ A..tt.
Mrs John shaekiefoFd Mrs tataI.
Mrs Plummer. airs. Cooper Miss tastgr
Miss Daisy Foster. Miss Adams. Miss Mu
Ter Miss lshell Miss Wcntworih. Miss
cummings Miss williamson Miss hea-
worth. Miss Fowler, Miss Grace Clark.
Miss Gils,raY Miss krajt. Mss Urnee
bradley, Miss Lucille bradley. The fnem-
bers of the Seattle club turned out in 11A
force to greet the visitors. aud reclpFo>aie
the hospitality enjoyed some weeks aA'
In snlte OF the unpleasant weather the hAa
WAS well allied and the coneeFs was most
thoroughly enjoyed.
Mir and Mrs 8 W. Hicks entertained
al cards Thursday evening In homer OF
Mr. and Mrs Frederick West Hicks ana
M and Mrs Adelbert NJ. Hicks. The
prizes we're won by Miss Helen Holmes
and MIR Harold h. Ames. Those pres
ent were: Mr. ana Mrs. FRANCIS SeE
Erink, Mrs, Seamen. Miss Cora shi''ii'