The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-06

.xerv one busy. Society Is antici-
lin es,,5r the social vaudeville" the
rssrtainment the Aloha Club will
s ~. Monday night at the Montello
mnsthing entirely new in the way OF en-
s..rtsinment is promised, and II will be re-
R'.ad IN the same place the following
y~ht for the Browning Club.
v v v
- rrore elaborate or complete affair
- snecial occasion, when a particular
=. ~. was TO be developed, has ever been
.r n Tacoma than the card party
Ss,rb Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Tousey gave
~. saturday night in honor of
engagement OF Miss Mat
- psker and MIR. Arthur Pritchard. 1t
-. heart party. and hearts were ev-
,rvrhere, until the atmosphere fairly
s.smed with sentiment. The color tone
.hroughout was pink. Two large pink
hasr,s hung suspended by broad pink
s.tn ribbons In the center OF the draw
~ room Orange blossoms hung from
~ chandeliers, and ivy, roses, narcissus
nd white lilacs further enhanced the
teauty Of tie rooms. The card tables had
ssart-shaped tops. covered with pink and
~hite velvet The score cards were heart
shsued. pink tinted, and progressions were
MARKED with small gilt hearts saung to
~ cards with narrow pink ribbon. The
eoral love table was used In selecting
esvfners The same idea was carried out
x ne refreshments Shrimp patties and
Neart-shaped sandwiches were first serv-
a then ice cream and cake. the ice cream
having pink heart In the center of each
raece and the cakes were heart shaped,
red In pink and white, Before playing
cards Mr.. Tousey in very happy little
nsech proposed toast to the newly en-
RACED couple. After supper music was
rdyen BY Mrs. G. NJ. Seeley and Mr.. w. Il.
Best, and several fiashlight pictures TAX
b. Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Seeley and Mrs.
wlles.
The first noteworthy event Of the week
vas the marriage Of Miss Beatrice Tis-
das, eldest daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
walker H. Tisdale, to Mr.. N. Bernard
Hntchinson. at $50 Monday morning. at
he residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Tisdale. on
North X street. The rooms were beauti-
I'D In honor of the occasion with spring
hossoms. white lilacs and roses. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. T. f..
wlnscofY, rector of St. Luke's church.
About twenty friends were present for
tie ceremony and breakfast that fol-
lived The bride wore a very stylish and
becoming gray tailor suit. with hat to
match. and carried orange blossoms that
had been sent from Ontario. Cal. by her
aster Mrs Richard M. Gusher. Mr. and
Mn. Hutchinson left on tho o'clock
train for Seattle. and from there sailed
ice months trip TO Alaska Mr.. Hutch
hson II very highly esteemed business
nan OF Tacoma Mrs. Hutchinson has a
Vide circle OF friends, and received many
handsome wedding gifts. On their re-
turn from Alaska they will reside at 81
North X street. Mr.. Hutchinson is a
brother Of MIR. #. @. Hutchinson, of Sc
atsls. Who recently married Miss Eleanor
Paddock, OF Tacoma.
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Tacoma had two important musical
Wsnts this week. the more important be-
he the artists recital OF NM. Hamburg
md Petschnikoff. assisted by M La
sAaume. at the Tacoma theater Wednes-
~ night. under the auspices of the La
~ Musical Club. The other was the
kn concert OF the season of the Ladies'
Musical Club. Tuesday afternoon in the
ssh rooms, Masonic hall. After the con-
cert tea and cake were served and a pleas
ut hour spent socially. The following
ruEnmme was given and every number
~ eNQulSitely renueteu.
saoris-'sea Fairies" ..........,. Gilchrist
imFfompiu .,...s...........s.... MoskoWsh
Miss Lucille Bradley.
Relative and aria from 'Ernani" Verdi
Mrs. Frank Leach.
Andante du Trio. OPP u, arranged for
eornet ana piano ....,, Alexandfe Fesca
Mr. Bedford. Mrs Bedford.
klections- 'Persian Garden".... Lehman
Mrs George Wagner.
= nefceuse ..,'...-.'.......'' Nhaniinaue
% Waltz OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Chopin
Mrs c. f. l.. Smith
klections" Persian Garden lehman
Miss Bradley.
eavctte and Musette, for two pianos. Ran
Mrs. Maxwell Miss Bengel
Mrs Clinton Munson gave two elaborate
tatsrialnments this week. The first was
birch bark luncheon at ? O'clock on Thurs-
aay' Birch bark name cards and menus
tad souvenir canoes filed with sailed al
hends were at each cover. made from blrcn
&fs Mrs, Munson had brought from the
woods q Maine, The ynlor idea was green
and white and was carried out In the fiow-
~ used on the tables IN the bon hons,
nkes and Ices and in the decorations OF
ne rooms where the luncheon was served
SIX tables each Of four covers, The
~aer rooms were embellished with palms
Ga llacs and In the hall the Sunny South
orchestra played through luncheon. The
nsnn vas written in eonundrums, a prize
onss given 20 the one guessing the most
NTectly II fell to Mrs. stuart Rice and
handsome Indian picture framed on
GNh bark Miss Allen. Of Olympia, assist
y Miss Munson Mrs, James Oberteuffer.
~ waom tho luncheon was Eiyea. re-
SFed with Airs Munson. On the follow
AFTERNOON. Friday. Mrs Munson gave