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

- dances and a small Informal one
passes all precedent for dancing
rarties Last night the Dramatic Club
gave a play and dance at Germania hall,
and today closes the list OF events with
the golf tournament at the Edison links
and the card party tonight given by Mr.
and Mrs. Charles King for Miss Lewis and
the officers OF the Iowa
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Monday night Mrs w O. Pearce gave
an informal dance for Miss Nannette
Paschail. Of Seattle. who has been her
guest for the past week The Sunny South
orchestra played the dance music, inter-
spersing the dances with popular songs
After supper q game Of blind mans bun
was played. followed by n cake walk, the
cake being awarded 10 Mrs A. V. kautz
and Mr.. . p. Hurley. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Hurley. Mr.. and Mrs
T. j. Fransion Admiral and Mrs. Kautz.
Mrs George r. blanchard, Mrs Van Hook
Miss Lewis, Miss Hudson. Miss Elvira In
gersoll, Miss Rowe, Miss Kershaw, Mr..
j. r. CLARK OF Seattle. Dr. ID. o. Lewis Of
tho Iowa, Mr. r. Fenwlck, Mr.. Arm
strong, and Mr.. +. Wiuship, Mr.. J. G. Han
rahan, Mr. r. G. Bulrsr. Mr. II. N Jen-
sen Of the Iowa.
Mr.. ana Mrs. A. NJ Ingcrsoll and the
Misses Ingersoli gave dancing party
+ Wednesday night for Miss Paschall OF Sc
aftle. Tho house IL well adapted for
anda and grounds lighted lanterns were
strung and resting places arranged Sup
per was served at small tables. Those In
xited were Miss Mcdonald, Miss King.
Miss Cardin Miss Seymour. Miss Winfred
Seymour Miss Griggs. Miss Allen ~ Olym-
pia Miss Riggs, Miss Evans Miss Baker.
Miss Bennett. Miss Hanford % Seattle.
Miss Hudson, Miss Loomis. Miss Rowe.
Miss Barnett. Miss Paddock, Miss Nickens
Miss Karshaw. Mrs. D. r. Brown, Mr.. and
IT, L
exander Baltic, Mr.. and Mrs p. J. Fran
sior, Mr.. ana Mrs, s. NJ. Jackson. Mrs.
il. c. Wallace. Miss Wallace. Mr.. and
Mrs w. O. pcerce, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. n.
Manning. Miss Lewis, Mr.. II. s. Bull Mr..
Pricharl Mr. Taylor. Mr.. Balfour, Mr..
Ssrigss Mr.. wilkeson Mr.. II. Hudson. Mr..
Ferriss. Mr. Browne. Mr.. Allyn. Mr.. Wes-
ton Fuller Of Washington. ID. c.: Com
mander Peters, Mr. W NJ Falconer. Mr.,
). r. Babcock. Mr.. J. c. Hanrnhan. Mr..
n. c. Buiner. Mr. r. Wnship. Mr.. c. b.
Britain, all of the Iowa. Mr.. J. p. Clark.
Mr.. J. ellison. ir Mr. J. p Conduit Mr..
w. E. Best and Mr.. Marshall Bond, Of
Seattle.
The concert OF Mrs. Retta Johnston
Shank and Miss Marie Mildred Marsh at
the Tacoma theater Wednesday was So
cial event as well as an important musical
one. II is three years since Mrs. shank
has been heard in Tacoma. whore she re-
sided prior TO taking UP her residence in
Chicago, ana the memory OF her beautiful
voice made her many Tacoma friends
eager to hear hor. Her voice has grown
marvslousiy during her studies In Chicago
and while IL retains that wonderful pathos
ana sweetness which made 1t rema rkabo,
II II much creator In yslums and range
4 Miss Marsh 10 one Of the facet pianists
that has ever visited Tacoma. Her tech-
niqus IL faultless and her playing master
full ana yet poetic. showing her musical
temperament The floral tributes sent
were many and very handsome In the
bosss we're Admiral and Mrs A. v Kautx.
Mrs - j. Kiudleherger and Mr. l. NJ
4 Garrett: Col and Mrs G. w Grisgs. Mrs
Il q. c. Wagner. Miss Irene Norton. Mrs.
4 Henry Hewitt Miss Hewitt and Miss
~ Clara Hewitt, Mr.. and Mrs l. u. Camp
Z bell. Mrs. Maynard. Miss Harlow and Mr.
u Robert Maynard
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III Tuesday night. in addition 20 Mrs.
VI Joshua peirce's musicale. there was thu
(, ball at the Tacoma hotel for the Free Kin
derGarten Association. II was a brilliant
u affair and the large attendance made It
Il successfui The beautiful ballroom and de-
4 liGAtfui surroundings at the hotel make
y any large function OF this Kind altogether
delightful Tho success and pleasure were
Z greatly aided IN having tho fun band from
the Iowa. which was stationed In the YER
anda. giving tho most Irresistible two
ssteps and Waltges. The patronesses were
Mrs Ia u Bradley, Mrs Thomas Riggs.
n Mrs. GaiashA Parsons. Mrs T.. A. Hender-
= SON Mrs. q n. OsRood Mrs Ellis GreSs.
Mrs " q. Dtrichson, Mrs q. ~ Hcliaf,
Mrs George Browne. Mrs Thomson, Mrs.
DAVE. Mrs Temple. Mrs l. w Roys,
Mrs W " nar3sley. Mrs. Frederick Low.
Miss Dewey Miss Norton and atiss Fran
tees wolpest
There was quite large number Of mem
bers and out of-tewn guests at tho Coun-
ftry Club last Sunday many gotng out IN
the bright, warm morning. before tho rain
( 81 tho afternoon came on. At dinner that
Night were MIR ana Nre n. H. Kelley,
Mira - Van MArter. tr Miss Kershaw.
Miss Rowe, Mr.. \ O. Dunn ot Seattle.
Mr VI Fenwick Mr.. Il G. Palmer Mr..
C. tlRnrahan ana Mr. ". , Cronan IN
enc party Another party c0mprlsed Mr..
ant Mrs n Grosacup. Mi ara Mrs,
Wiuiam Jones. MIS- wellington CLARK 81
walla Wslia Mics Hayden q Seattle.
MIR povsN - Waj'a Wnlla and Mr. Rich
ards Of Seattle
Tuesday nieht Mrs Joshua rslrce gave
a lares musicale f1r Mt ard Mrs Peter c.
Allen. % Seattle ana = party 81 guests
who we've STAYING 0ver night with her In
ths party Wrfe Att ass Afrs AGen Miss
IAIiau Nrler Nls John Van Cxie and
Ms Al'ett tEnta ~ ~ ScAttia. ana Mr
J UiarhHe-e ~ rareme The musicale
was deukhlUt aal 90 q vary hiSh grade
~ music cen thn rg'sran,rar weye Mira
FRANK ieseh Atss f.a0 Thomas. MIS- r.
hrovn Nr a"i Nre 3 Alien NJ
J bAckmNte N-H patsy FHstcf Nlas
Mu'er Sir 81 i.F e.3 Nss Knatyaa " ao
rested ltet.r.. r4..tt vFfe SrrNc4l Mra
siaNeaa Nre S. }l STONE ana Mrs
kuca'e pr l'.oa ai fe tsH.e.
NJ apd Mira B. 81 Kelley entertained
1nur+asv rteef uaH-s r8 81 ssaHas 'lsh
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