The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-07

IL fail on the same day. Tuesday.
Mrs. Addison c. Foster Will give
iarse caro- party that afternoon at the
Tacoma hotel, and the ladies' Musical
Club VIII give their complimentary con-
cert at their rooms at Masonic hall An
unusually line programme has ben pre-
pared. and the numbers selected promise
very artistic concert. The soloists Will
pc; Mr. Alfred Rolio, OF Seattle, tenor;
MISS Corell, pianist Miss Grace Helen
bradley, soprano, ana Mr. john ]. Black
more. pianist.
Inc weather this week has been so de-
ngntful that every one who could has
peen out OF doors. The golfers are prac-
tlcing now for the annual fall tourna-
ment. which win be held from the 25th
20 the 9th OF this month. This will be
the sixth annual fall meeting and a long
list of events has been arranged. The
womens record for the nine holes was
lowered last Saturday morning from IS
70 o., this score being made by both Mrs
l.. U. Loomis and Miss Grggs.
AZ the annual meeting OF the Tacoma
COLI Club Tuesday night Mr.. Alexander
n'''ile was Reelected president. and Mr..
George Lewis Cover secretary. Mr.
Frank Adams was elected captain. Tho
committee for the coming year will no
mr.. Adams. Mr.. Thomas Cooper and Mr.
Charles King.
The second run Of the hare andohounds
ended very suddenly and very unfortu-
nateiy In the accident to Miss Griggs, who
was one of the hares shortly after the
start from the golf clubhouse Miss
Griggs' horse became unmanageable and
ran with her into the woods. The climax
was brought by the strap TO the curb BIT
breaking, thereby throwing Off all con-
troll of the animal. Miss Griggs was
thrown, breaking her leg Just above the
ankle Miss Clara Hewitt and Mr.. r. r.
;. Balfour were the other hares Word
was Immediately taken to the golf club
DIT. Coleman, who was on the links, went
at once to Miss Griggs' assistance. and
was able TO set the bone before the swell
ing set in. There is a bad ankle sprain
In connection with the break. and II win
be n number OF weeks before Miss Griggs
VIII be able to walk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford Anderson en-
tertained informally last Saturday night
for their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Anderson, of Philadelphia The evening
was enjoyable with "reminiscences Of the
mountain trip the Andersons and several
OF the guests had recently taken Mrs
Crawford Anderson and Mr. and Mrs
Everett Anderson went 10 Victoria Tues
day for short visit.
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The Sixteen Whist Club met Tuesday af-
ternoon with Mrs o. r. Casper Prizes
for the day were won by Mrs Nanny and
Mrs. Joseph Hunt. The members present
were Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. @. H.. sharp, Mrs.
ID. r. Sheilar. Mrs. r. ~ Fuller Mrs T.
A. Sternberg, Mrs. J. O. Mecham, Mrs
A. Boucher, Mrs. J. ". Shank. Mrsl Biggs.
Mrs. Lee. Mrs. j. f. Paggett and Mrs.
Mountfort
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Mrs. George Fl. Ballou gave n hand
some luncheon wednesday for Miss La
Fargo. of Staten island who is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs francis la Fargo. The
guests were; Mrs J. NJ Keen. Mrs j.
II. West. Mrs. A. r. Pritchard, Mrs +.
La Fargo, Miss Kershaw. Miss Riggs,
Miss Bradley and Miss Boardman.
Miss Port and the teachers OF the An
ME Wright seminary held a reception on
Thursday from 4 TO In tho afternoon
and from 10 10 in the evening. During
tho winter the ladies OF the seminary Will
be at home on the first Thursday In the
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Dornin arrived In
Tacoma from san Francisco the first of
the week. and viii make their home here.
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MISS NinitffG Set ulNtAF VIII leave Tor
Chicago Tuesday. where she will take u
special course In the Chicago university.
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Miss Wade entertained the Progressive
Cinch Tuesday afternoon for her guest,
Mrs. Henry Warren Bale. OF Hoauiam,
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Mrs. J. II. Convey. OF Olympia IS In Ia
coma to spend the winter with Mrs. j.
"A HouEhtou. OF ga North q street
Mrs William Jones. who has been quite
M with scarlet fever, Is slowly iaProv-
ing.
MIR. r. NJ Caldwell spent several days
this week al his ranch on Henderson bay.
Mrs. j. ~, Meier and daughters will
leave Tuesday Cor Milwaukee.
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Mr.. W. r. Best, OF Seattle. was TIA
coma visitor over last sunday
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Mrs. Hans L. Giese has returned from
her long visit in the East
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Mr., j. Nj Ferris tr has returned from
an extended Eastern visil
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drud Tucker IN Seattle.