The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-25

- ACOMA, Feb 24-The birthday OF
~ George Washington was well OBJ
served in Tacoma on Thursday in
various ways. The Elks gave a
very clever and successful minstrel
performance at the Tacoma theater In
the afternoon, which drew packed house.
The theater was beautifully decorated,
red. white and blue iishts adding greatly
to the effect. In the evening they followed
the entertainment OF the afternoon with
banquet at their hall. Covers were laid
for 175. Mr.. A. B. Calder was POSTMASTER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Watson gave
= large and exceedingly enjoyable card
party Wednesday night at their handsome
home on North ID street. Ten tables were
arranged through the beautiful rooms and
reception hall. Six prizes were given. for
the highest, lowest and intermediate
scores, and were won by Mrs. @. C. wag-
ner. Mrs. r. @. Hudson. Mrs. w. A. Mac
Rae, Mr.. H. p. Caldwell, Mr.. A. w. Mar
tin and Mr.. A. Mel Hawkes.. Supper
WAS served before distributing the prizes.
Among those on the invitation list were
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Martin, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. b. Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. b. s.
Grosscup. Mr.. and Mrs. q. M. Keen. Mr..
and Mrs. l. r. Manning, Mr.. and Mrs +.
@. Hudson, Mr.. and Mrs. Judson. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. v. Burrili. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
MacRae, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Miller. jr..
a.
Mrs. William Jones. Mr.. and Mrs @. c.
Wagner. Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Hurley. Mr..
and Mrs w. r. Hacker, Mr.. and Mrs
Stuart Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Pulford,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. O. Griggs, Mrs. II. c. Pot
teri Mrs. hattie C. lockwood. Mr. Ed
mund Seymour. OF New York, Mr.. Hilia.
Mr.. @. NJ Hellar and Mr.. Lynde Palmer.
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At the Tacoma hotel. in the evening.
the state Society OF tho Sons of the Amerf-
can Revolution was rendered a reception by
the Alexander Hamilton Chapter. of Ia
coma, assisted by the Mary Ball and Viz
ginia Dare chapters OF the d. A. r. The
guests were received by Mrs. Fl. NJ.
Thomas, regent OF the Mary Bell chap
ter: Mr.. r. q. Ellis, vice president of the
Alexander Hamilton chapter; Mrs. Frank
Allyn, Mr.. G. M. Rfddell, Mr.. B l. Harvey
and Mrs. John A. Parker, regent OF the
Virginia Dare chapter. A musical pro-
gramme opened tho entertainment. A sup
| per followed. after which the minuet was
danced In colonial costumes by Mrs q. c.
Wagner. Mrs. ID. ID. Colkins. Miss inger-
| soil, Miss Daley Mr.. r. q. Grigga. Mrs.
| c. NJ. Riddell. Mr.. II. q. Foster and Mr.
| o. O. Ellis The guests present from Sc
| attic were Mr.. and Mrs. James b. Howe.
| Mr. and Mrs. Augustus v. Bell. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Charles II. Baker. Miss Maud Mill
| gans, Mr.. w. r. Beals. Mr.. Henry l..
| Hartman. Mr.. w. +. Babcock, Mr.. X. G.
| stradwick, Mr.. c. L. Smith. Mr.. @. II.
| walker and Mr.. c. 8. Gleason.
At the regular concert Of the Ladies'
| Musical Club. In the rooms in Masonic
hall, the following programme was given.
the numbers being contributed entirely by
4 the younger members OF the club:
| The Water Lily ........................A bt
! Miss Clark. Miss Yeaxeil, Miss Went
worth. Miss Adams. Miss Durgin.
Miss Williamson
"P1erstts' .,.... ................ Chaminads
Miss Lucille Bradley.
"Chanson de Tigre" ..........vtctor Masse
Miss Fowler.
| CAD Romance .-.-........-.......'t..... Tours
(b) Minuetto .......-.....,...-........ Tosas
Miss schoss. Miss Manley
Summer ....................... chaminade
Miss Clark.
sonerho ..'......-.'''''' ''-'.'''" sausissonn
| Gavotte ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. hillsr
Miss Gilstrap.
There's One That l Love Dearly.
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. kuchen-H awiey
Miss Clark, Miss Yeaxen. Miss Went
worth. Miss Williamson.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Chapman enter
| tanned at cards Tuesday evening at theil
home on North Fourth and X streets
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. j. A
Parker. MIR. and Mrs Thomas Cooper
L II.
| A. c. Mason, Mr.. and Mrs. p. c. Kauff
man, Mr. and Mrs. Il. T. Durgin. Mr.. anc
| Mrs. G.. A. Murray, Mr.. and Mrs. II, @
| Delprat, Mr.. and Mrs G. NJ. Riddell. Mis-,
| Wolbert Mr. W. c. Bardsley. Mr.. q. NJ
| uellar and MIR j. A. Wolbert. Prize,
were won by Mr. and Mrs p. c. Kauff
man, and supper was served at midnight
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The following Tacoma people ATTENDED
| the Assembly bah in Seattle wednesaa!
night Mr.. and Mrs, J. 4. Steel. Mr.
and Mrs. Cortlandt Howell. Mr.. and Mrs
y. j. Fransioli. Mr.. and Mrs. e.. Il
blanchard. Miss Baker. Miss Hudson. Mis-
Fried, OF Salt Lake. Miss lngersoll. Mis-
| EIvira Ingersoii. Miss Allen. of olym
pia. Mr. III. q. Foster. MIR. C. NJ. Seeley
| MIR e. NJ Caldwell. Mr.. Jay Sedgwick
Mr. 8. c. Bridxer. Mr.. Morton Hosorooke
MIR. Ritter wiikeson and Mr.. Virgi
Hayden.
Mr. and Mrs. G NJ shaltE entertained
| few friends at duplicate whist one morn
ing early In the week. Their guests wer
M. and Mrs. r. C. sharpe. Mr. aud Mrs
n w. colner Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Met
calf. MIR and Mrs. John III, Scott. DIR. an
Mrs NJ W. Craft. Mr. and Mrs, John A
Parker and Mfr. Howard Vanderbilt
Prizes were given 10 Mrs. Scot, and MI
! Coiner fer the best scores.
At the golf links the golfers had q giori
| GUS day, ana there was large attendance
| In the competition. Mr. III. j. Bremner VIC
IN mems singles, Mrs. y Mediiott
) wnmen's singles. and Mr. and Mrs. w
Hacker In mixed foursomes-
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Mrs. Lincoln r. Gault was the hostes
at a very pretty luncheon on wednesde
| ,vhen she snte.saiued Mrs. Robert
caldwell. MRS. Nelson Bennett, Mrs 4
r MetviaIre, Mrs. W. w, Werden an
Mrs. w A. M@sitae.
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The Ladies' N~s.eal Clah. Of seash
win he the guest the Tacoma club 0
| March when the programme VIII
given by the visiting club. The Taeom
,iue will return the visit In April
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Mrs. Harrison @. Foster. who has hes
!. IN washington, u. C, with senator AZ
: Ms. Addison q, Foster, ia NOW vtsinr
nj her old home IN Lexington. ny.
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