The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-28

the first OF the week ana tne
weather and the golf tourna-
ment together for the past three
IL days have been the only mat
tiers society has given any
thought 10 this week. The elements were
too unfavorabie the first Of the week for
any one to care to do anything but hug
the fireside. and the few things that were
on the local calendar were not enthusiast
tically attended. Thursday the sixth an
nuai golf meet for the fail season opened.
and. as though to awaken hopes that had
become depressed. the sun broke through
the clouds the latter part Of the forenoon
and gave a countsnance OF cheer to the
golfers. Although the weather continued
more or less whimsical the rest OF the
day. the events scheduled went along IN
order and the occasional showers did not
daunt the players. Some excellent golf
was given both BY the visiting and home
players. and the result Of the tournament
today r. awaited with interest. very
handsome array Of prizes has been offered
for the different events. and new trophy
has been put up 10 be played for In the
mems open championship. This Is hand
some silver cup on an ebony standard.
The golf ball tonight at the Tacoma hotel
will be a fitting close to the tournament.
The committee decided during the week
10 make II full dress bali instead OF one
In golf costume. as was the original idea
To-day will bring number OF Seattle Wis
itors. both for the golf this afternoon and
the bah tonight.
In spite Of expectations to the contrary,
a number OF the Portland golf players
came over to attend the tournament. II
was thought the wedding OF Miss Lewis
and Mr. Hall Thursday night would pre-
vent the attendance of the Portland play
ers but some came over Thursday, few
more on Friday and several are expected
today for the finals and the ball tonight.
Among the Portland players are Mss
NaClav Mise King Mrs BURNS. Miss
Burns. Miss Lewis. Mr. P. r. Clifford. Mr..
Writ Minor Mr.. II. l.. MaClay, Mr.. Nc
Masters and Mr.. J. c. Ainsworth.
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Mrs. A. Mel. Hawks gave a reception
Tuesday afternoon from to In honor
OF Mrs Gore, Of Victoria. The residence
was brightly decorated IN red with au-
tumn leaves and red berries used In pretty
effect Mrs. Hawks was assisted by Mrs.
r. 8. Caldwell Mrs. Gaiusha Parsons.
Mrs A. n. w. Rayncr. Mrs. y. r. Jacobs.
Mrs Stacy, Mrs. w. A. worden. Mrs.
Nollain. Mrs. Alexander Thomson. The
young ladies' assisting were Miss Munson.
Miss Ethel Holbrooke. Miss Hall. Miss
worden. Miss Jessie Baillie and Miss
Viola Noilain.
Miss Mary NJ Nickeus. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. johnson Nickeus. OF this city,
was married Thursday afternoon at the
residence Of her parents to Mr. Ralph F.
shnltz OF New York. son Of Mr. and Mrs.
c. NJ. Shultz formerly Of this city. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. r..
T.. Ford, pastor Of the Congregational
church. Ths wedding was very quiet,
only the relatives Of both parties being
present MIR. and Mrs. shuitE left on the
afternoon train for New York. where they
viii reside.
Miss Eivira Tngsraoil entertained at
cards Wednesday afternoon for Miss Har-
riet Allen. OF Olympia. Those present
were Mrs. ~, q, Foster, Miss Wallace.
Miss Evans Miss Riggs, Miss Kershaw,
Miss Munson, Miss Baker. Miss cardin.
Miss Hudson. Miss Mcdonald. Miss Flor
enea Holhroake Miss Dursin, Miss Der
ickson Miss wilkeson. Prizes were won
by Miss Evans. Miss Munson and Miss
purgin.
Mr. Martin Rnmsdeii. who IL now resid-
ing In Spokane, came over for the golf
tournament and 20 visit Tacoma friends.
Mr. Hoyt and Mr.. Mason, also OF Spo-
kane. are In the city and playing in the
tournament
Miss King, Of Portland s the guest OF
Mrs w. q. Pearcs for the golf tourna-
ment Mrs. Pearcs entertained at cards
last night for Miss King
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MFR ana Mrs Frederick Watson enter
tanned Rev and Mrs A. W. Martin and
Mr. and Mrs. II. u, Caldwell at dinner
Wednesday night
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Mr. strout Mr.. Bowers and Capt. VI. III.
Taylor. OF Seattle. have been In attend
ance az the golf tournament.
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Mrs Gore. Of Victoria, who has been
visiting Mrs A. Mel Hawks. has re-
turned home.
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Mrs w " sheart and family leave nsxs
Thursday for California. TO spend the win
ter,
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Mias Iualth Minor OF Seattle. r. visiting
Miss kcrshaw during this tournament