The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-11

The favors Of pictures by Gibson, artistic
ally covered Jars with geraniums and
other nowers, cherries tied with red,
white and blue ribbons and hatchets filled
with bonbons and other souvenirs APP
p-oprlate TO George Washlngtons' birth
day. were handed 10 the dancers by Mrs.
Aniory Houehton, IT,, and Mrs. Phinney.
An orchestra from Buffalo was stationed
ON the platform and discussed fine music
almost continuously"
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Miss Mabel r, Ballard. formerly a we'll
known Seattle girl Is winning considerable
honor In California for her skill as
pianist She gave a recital at Pasadena.
the following account of which is given
Of II by Pasadena paper:
Miss Mabel F.. Ballard gave charming
piano recital Sunday evening at Hotel La
the large number of hotel guests. 1t was
probably the last time MISS Ballard Will
be heard in Pasadena in some time, as she
leaves IL few days for san FRANCISCO.
for few months. Miss Billiards. tech-l
nlque is excellent and she plays with great
sympathy and expression. Among the
the following. "Bercuese," Chopin; Polo
raise" Chopin ''Rondo Capriccioso, :"
Mendelssohn; "TIark. the Lark" Liszt.
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Mrs. NJ. d. Haynes entertained num-
her OF the friends of her brother. Mr.. W..
S. Osborn. Friday evening Those present
were: Mrs. C. r. Collins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick p. Harlow. Mr.. Ernest Herald,
Mr.. Purvis Hausman, Mr., Guy Sweeney,
Mr. Bruce Sweeney, Mr.. Reginald Kaylor,
Mr.. Lem Shortridge, Mr.. Sidney Otis, Mr.
Ridgeley Force. Mr.. f. II. Geary.
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Invitations are out for the marriage OF
Miss Alice Vaughan Fisher. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fisher, to Mr.. Adel-
bert Myer Hicks. Tho ceremony will take
place March 10 at ST, Clements church.
Mr. Hicks and Miss Fisher have been
prominent among the younger society peo-
pie. Mr.. Hicks was at one time president
OF the Nesika Club
Judge c. II. Hanford entertained at the
Rainier Club at luncheon Tuesday even
ing, In honor Of Judge Bartlett Trip.
Other guests were: Judge Thomas Burke,
eN-Gov. J. H. MeGraw, ex-senator John
u Allen, Gen. y. ". Carr, Mr.. Il. c.
Hughes and Mr.. $. II. Piles.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frink, who hive
just returned from their wedding trip
gave reception Friday night az the resi-
dence of Mr. Frink's father. on Twenty
third avenue. A large number Of young
people were present
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The regular concert OF the Ladies' Mu-
steal club. which was To have taken place
yesterday. has been postponed until next
Saturday An especially elaborate pro-
gramme has been arranged for the occa-
sion.
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Judge and Mrs Thomas Burke gave Il
box party Thursday evening at the Seat.
tie theater, at witch Miss Hanford, Judge
Bartlett Trip, Judge c. II Hanford and
I rfeaf v.Ar
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Mrs. e. c Neufeldcr entertained the
members Of the Tuesday Whist Club at
her residence on Harvard avenue last
week Besides the members a number o.
guests we're present
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The engagement is announced OF Mss
Eleanor Paddock OF Tacoma. and AR.
Frederick @ Hutchinson. of Seattle Miss
Paddock 's daughter OF the late Bishop
Paddock. o. Tacoma
Miss Laura Hathaway. OF san Jose,
Cal, Is visiting her aunt Mrs j. -.
i.oWWnn. Miss Hathaway has Just re-
covered from a long ana serious Illness
Mrs J u. Lowman entertained at a
box party 90 Thursday night at the seat
Gle theatcr Mrs j. C. Hoines, Miss Laura
Hathaway and Mrs. T.. a. Ammid0Wn.
Mrs. j. n Lowman. Miss Hayden. Miss
Emory. Miss Hoase and Mss Laura
Hathaway uceuF.td "a box az sae Seattle
theaier Yesterday afternoon
Judge Kenneth 81 jackson. q Juuea o..
haa as his guests in box az the Seattle
',rafst fAaraia y night Mls S. HoFon And
Miss Alfredo Hea!y.