The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-18

- ACOMA, Fen. ia rev caro- par
ties, dinners, luncheon or two
and several affairs In recognition
~. of 81. Valentines day make the
social features Of this week. Con-
siderable interest has been aroused over
the rumor heard this week that sum OF
money had been put up for a match golf
game to be played between six of the
picked women players OF Portland and
Tacoma 1t II comes off the six best play
ers among the Tacoma women viii 90 to
Portland. where the first match will be
played. Their visit will then be returned
by the Portland players coming here. The
winning side is to give the stakes to their
club TO be used for improvements.
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Mrs. George E. Moulton has given a
series of entertainments this week in her
pretty apartments in the Bennett house.
on South c street Monday night Mrs
Moulton entertained for Miss Anna Heilig.
who has been spending several months
In Tacoma. Progressive anagrams was
played. prizes being won by Mrs. d. D.
Calkins and Mr.. T. v. Tyler. The guests
present were Miss Anna Heilig Mas
Marie Heilig. Mrs. d. ID. calkins. Miss
Clara Hewitt, Miss Edna Durgin. Miss
Baker, Miss Bennett. Mr.. Irving Heilig.
Mr.. Cal Heilig Mr.. r. G. Walker, Mr.
Charles Lee. Mr. Virgil Hayden, Mr..
Beal Foster. Mr.. s. Bridges. Mr.. Charles
Anderson and Mr.. r. v. Tyler. The even
ing ended with music and supper On
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Moulton enter
tanned at cards for Miss Clark, of Helena,
Mont, who has been spending some time
In Tacoma. On Friday afternoon Mrs.
Mouton gave a progressive cinch party
for her aunt, Mrs. G. III. Jones, of Me-
nominee, Wis. The invitation list included
Mrs. Hewitt. Mrs. p ID. Norton, Mrs.
Eldred Tucker. Mrs. L. X. Norton, Mrs.
Bennett, Mrs Olds Mrs Manley. Mrs
IoSenbfna Or,ga Me-
| Croft. Mrs. f. ]. Pearson, Mrs. Turner.
/ Mrs. G. NJ. Shultz Mrs. r. w. Snow, Mrs
| J. p. Scott, Mrs. Ralph Metcalf. Mrs. f.
T. Durgin. Mrs. Adna Anderson. Mrs. G..
| l.. Holmes, Mrs Rogers. Mrs. w. r.
| Rust. Mrs. Hayden, Mrs. r. C. Sharp,
Mrs. A. c. Toncey and Mrs. william
| Miles Mrs. Moulton was assisted in en-
tertaining by Miss Clara Hewitt and Miss
| Sadie Bennett.
A beautiful valentine and birthday din
| ner was given at the Annie Wright semi
nary Wednesday night by Miss sypher and
q number OF the students whose birthdays
fall in January and February. The table
decorations were quite elaborate. The
electric light chandelier over the table
was covered with a red shade which cast
pretty light over the table. A cupid
with his bow and arrow. which pierced a
large red heart. hung suspended. and
| stfliBs oi sfniidN on Wnicn were inter-
spersed numerous red hearts were hung
from the chandelier to the four corners of
tho table. Red hearts were scattered on
| the cloth and candle sticks holding red
candles lighted the table. special menu
was served and at the END of the dinner
large birthday cake with lighted candles
was brought In Tho students and their
guests were Bishop and Mrs. Barker. Miss
! Williamson. Mrs. w. n. whittlesey. of
Seattle Miss Hypher, Miss May Himel-
hook. Miss Florence Phair. Miss Viola
| Phair. Miss Rose Gottstein, Miss Emma
! Shoup. Miss Hllda Engelhart, Miss Aline
| Hewett. Miss Charlotte McNelly Miss
| Helen Villas. Miss Norma Adams. Miss
| Beatrice Goldhnch and Miss jamie Snive-
| ly. After dinner Mrs. Whittlcsey sang
most charminGly for the students in tho
drawing room.
| Mrs. Henry p. Caldwell was the charm
ing hostess at one OF the most delightful
| events OF the week, a ST. Valentines
! luncheon, on Wednesday, given In honor
| of Mrs. Hattie G. Lockwood. The table
| decorations we're In keeping and suggest
i've OF the sentiment of tho day. the color
throughout being red. large red bow
| knot draped the chandelier over the table.
from which hung a cupid with his bow and
| arrow. Red tulips made a centerpiece on
a drawn work square over red. which was
surrounded with large heart formed OF
| smilax The name cards were heart
shaped valentines tied with red ribbon,
on which was the name written In gold.
The same idea was carried out through
the menu. Creamed oysters were served
In heart-shaped cases and the ices In
forms OF red flowers. Mrs. Caldwell =
guests were Mrs. Lockwood. Mrs. q. G.
Wagner, Mrs. A. w, Martin. Mrs. n. s.
| Grosscup. Mrs. j. NJ. Keen. Mrs. f.. ].
Pearson. Mrs Frederick Watson and Miss
Rowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. h. 5. Grosscup gave a
handsome dinner Tuesday night for Presi-
dent Mellen and the party of Northern
| Pacific officials, The table decorations
were in red. and covers were laid for Mr..
Mellen. Mr.. kendrick. MIR Kimberly. Mr..
Bum, MIR. Hannaford Mr. Feenald, Or.
Abbott. Mr.. J. H. Allen. Mr.. W G. pearce.
Mr.. Thomas Cooper and Mr.. ID. Il. Hay
den.
Mr.. and Mrs L. G. Kaufman were al
| home TO number OF friends Monday
! evening. An interesting incident OF the
evening was the announcement OF the en-
gsgement OF Miss Frances wcibert and
MIR r. s. Alden. Miss wolhert Is well
known and popular IN Tacoma Mr.. Al
den has resided here little over a year.
Among the Tacomans who win go "a
Seattle next week for tho assembly ball
are MIR. and Mrs, Il. ]. Fransieii. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cortiandt Howell and Mr.. and Mrs.
]. I. steeh,
The Aloha Club met Monday afternoon
at the residence Of Mrs, Benjamin 8
Grosscup, when a number Of interesting
topics we're discussed,
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