The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-28


entertainment Friday night
this has been q week almost
entirely devoid of any social
affairs. In society's more ex-
,.av. circles the one thing OF interest
- rean the dramatic club affair, which
~. Nv far, the most elaborate function
S..r IN Tacoma in some time. Musical
.r~v was given to make >theHevent a
~ssf success. On Mrs. r. w. Shows
"a falls all the iaurels Tor having
.rolcte charge and for drilling and re-
sssrsinr the two plays. no mean task to
ssrsae and direct two sets of people.
S--~asnia hall was completely transform
u Tar the occasion, under the artistic
ssSsr.ction of Mrs. william Jones. who was
.ssIsfed by Mr. clyde Clancy. An effect
IA was both cozy and brilliant was pro-
ssced ~ the clever arrangement OF many
,srrs nags, strings OF signal codes. Chi
ssss lanterns and large Chinese unnbrei-
- Corners were made into coy hooks
~ rugs. palms, easy chairs and piano
rmps. At one end, with Turkish sur
scnndings, was the punch bowl and at lit
~ tables, placed under the galleries sup
- was served. After the plays the floor
~ cleared and dancing for several
hours followed.
X M,ss Grace Van Banthuysen, who has
,ueTit a summer and winter in Tacoma
Vim her aunt, Mrs. G. NJ: Shultz, has en-
'.rsd the field of dramatic work and has
ssscepted an engagement with Charles
rohrnan. She will soon make her debut
Il Pittsburg under the stage name OF Miss
Grace Talbot. Miss Van. Banthuysen Is
Nav York World and has been studying
IN some time with Mr.. Hart Conway. of
chicago.
Mrs. Robert 8. Caldwell entertained In
formally Thursday afternoon for MRS.
Ms. r. q. Derickson, Mrs. J.. w. Rowe.
Nrs L. X. Norton, Mrs. J. K. Montandon,
Mrs. John Thomas. Mrs. g. r. Delprat,
MS william wiles, Mrs. c. e. Clancsy
and Mrs. Rogers.
Mr.. H. q. Foster and Mr.. C. NJ Seeley.
Who are keeping bachelors hall during
Mrs Fosters absence in the East, gave
very pretty dinner last Saturday night
e Mr.. and Mrs. III. B. Caldron and Mr..
and Mrs.. L. r. Manning.
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A number OF social affairs are down for
next week, to be given in honor OF Miss
Mabel Rowe. who leaves Saturday for San
Francisco to enter the training school for
nurses at st. Luke's hospital.
Mr.. A. M. Jordan, Of Everett. came
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the Draamtic Club and was the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Caldwell Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. Robert b. Albertson and Mrs.
Thomas Green, OF Seattle. came over yes
terday for the Dramatic Clubs entertain
ment. They were the guests Of Mrs. r. G.
Hudson.
Mrs. 8. Gardner Yerkes. OF Seattle. came
over Friday to attend the performance OF
the Dramatic Club and will be the guest
Of Mrs. Rowe over Sunday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Harvey have in
night for their guest. Miss Fried. Of Salt
Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Delprat and Mrs. F.
H. Bowen were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. p. C. Kaufman Thursday night.
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Wednesday with her children and nurse
10 visit her father, Rev. James Cheal
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Miss rockingham, Of Boston, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. A. w. Mar
tin, left Monday afternoon for home.
Miss Hayden and Miss Hanford, of Seat
for the Dramatic Club Friday night
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Mrs. william Biglow. Of Seattle, is in
Tacoma for a six weeks visit while MIR.
Biglow Is away on q business trip.
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Miss Isbel Miss Emma Shoup and Miss
Augusta Miles, of the Annie Wright semi
nary, will spend today in Seattle.
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Mrs Paschall and Mrs. Sherwood, of Sc
attic, spent Wednesday in Tacoma with
Mrs. George b. Blanchard.
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Mrs. George Turrell entertained a few
friends on Friday afternoon for Mrs. Ju-
LA Hardenberg, of Seattle.
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Mrs. E. F. Jacobs entertains the gradu-
ating class of 1900 of the Annie Wright
seminary this afternoon.
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Col c. w. Griggs, who has been Ill for
the past few months, left Thursday for
Southern California.
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Mrs. A. L. jackson and son, Marvin, left
for Southern California and Arizona last
Sunday.
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Miss Paddock and Miss Seymour spent
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