The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-22

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SCATTERING OF folk to the noun
,ains and seaside. and many
houses In town are closed In
conseouence, while the summer
/ ~1sonfes are greatly increased. The
.ttr~ Of paramount interest in the
- n the week was the benefit enter
-srf siven by the Ladies' Tennis
= the Tacoma theater Thursday
/ -. Sor the relief fund for the suf-
r..ia the street car accident. Inter
y thfs was widespread. our sister
cattle. expressing very generously
~ ~vmpafhy by sending substantial aid
q ~ h1nds. Mrs. Joshua Peirce's musi-
Al ucdnesday, for which about $50 In
- ANA were issued, was the largest
~ affair OF the week. II was given
house party Of Seattle guests, Mr..
"a Mr. p. c. Allen. Mrs. Keford, Mr..
s,S,.6 Rolls, Mr.. John Van Ogie and
~ lillian Miller. A number of Taco
~ musicians and several who are WIS.,
~ IN ths city appeared on the pro-
osnns
~ several weeks the Pfpp pictures,
- the Ladies' Tennis Club had an
se,need they would give 10 Increase The
Eudus fund OF the club. have been
mn taxed about and anticipated, but
~6rn eagerly since the ladies' I'm charge
f4ded to direct their efforts toward Civ
- them on larger scale and to give
~ money realized to the relief fund for
X street car sufferers. and Thursday
at Il the Tacoma theater witnessed
y success of the undertaking and the
~ work attendant upon getting up
~ On elaborate programme as was
u a. 49, stx-
sr11eyed From every standpoint II was
Uecssx. Artisticaily. they pleased the
~ critical. as picture after picture
~ revealed to the audience, that grew
Sunsr and warmer In its appreciation.
~ were nine groups of the pictures
I'M, IN which Mr. Charles Dana Gibson
~ told the story of the education OF Mr..
~. commencing with Mr.. Pip himself.
Moved by one which included Mrs Pipp
~ the Misses Pipp. and the Pipp family
~ being introduced. the evolution of
~ story was begun. The pictures In
Md several single poses; "srhe Ameri-
- GIRL by Mrs. II. q. Foster: THE
eIvQuet 0irl." by Mrs r. c. Allen. OF Sc
~: Meditation" by Mrs. Courtiandt
nsvsIi: Lady Tessle." by Mrs. G. NJ.
o1slsy; Golf Girl" by Miss Derickson.
~ ''0iri With Glove" by Miss Knat-
~. each ono beautiful tableau and
mutifniiy posed. Mrs. r.. W. Snow, az
M pipp. and Mr.. p. j. Fransiofi, az
III Pipp. were perfect. seeming AZ
nsugh they must surely be the originals
hr dibson's famous pictures. A. the
8sess Pip, Mrs. w. @. ffeiiar and Miss
e1mour fiiled all requirements. Lady
xllsmaurice was taken by Mrs. David
AIsworth Brown. The other characters
ne taken by Miss Derickson, Miss Ker-
~, Mrs. r. II. Price. Mrs. Courtlandt
Nhwell Mrs. Knatvoid. Mrs r. c. Allen
m Claude Seeiey. Mrs. A. II. Bull, Mrs,
hrrison q. Foster, Mr.. BaIfour. Mr.
y y. Hacker, Mr. Gid Rowe. Mr.. Starr
l1sfmnn. MFR. l.. r. Manning. Mr.. Frank
] Cole Mr.. Fred Bull Mr.. Harrison O.
lpster, Mr. Claude Seeley. Mr.. Living
Erh Wiikeson.
Too much praise cannot he given Mrs.
u, Price and Mr. CLYDE Clancy. who
We'd and arranged all the pictures. In
wspcrsed amotg tho pictures was a
kc walk. participated In by weli-known
1ople, whose social IDENTIFY WAS hidden
shind the diewuisc ~ burnt cork. ~'he
sstpmes In this were something wen ier-
y TO behold. nnd the number brought
Easing bit OF friyality on the pro-
ramme Two vocal numbers were given,
he first by Mrs. David Ellsworth Brown.
nj the second by Mrs j. O. Fremont. OF
lsw York The programme closed with
sseral selections hy q band. Additional
NATURES used 10 help swell the receipts
rss the selling OF programmes at 10 and
cents. the latter priced having a clever
'en and ink drawing Of a Gibson figure,
9afing the entertainment corps az
'ssnK girls sold ice cream and lemQnadr.
hs warm night bringing many eager con
'areFs a neat sum was realized on the
IsriioninE uf the Gibson posters. done In
m aud ink 10y three young girls. Misa
Nihltrsd and Miss Reulah Loomis and
Miss Louise Edwards MIR. r. h. Cole
ssAde very successful auctioneer. As
~ a. can be estimated now. fully si.000
WI be The result OF the entertainment.
No will be- turned over TO the relief
fsna The theater was filled with an au-
Renee brilliant ia evening dress. and
ssvry box was taken,
Monday night Mira u. 4 Gro.scup gave
dancing party at her handsome resi-
esnsa for Mas Matte Baker aud Mr.
Arthur @. rriohard, The large rooms.
,sAseA open enc into che ether. with their
asFiwoeG to0ts, gave excellent space for
~nelhr and the verandaa and tho pretty
grounds surrounding the house were
saash, between dances Among those
hsiiei we're. MIR, and Mrs. r. II, kei-
ttF Mr. and Mira William Jones. Mrs.
! Scott, Gen and Mrs J N Ashton.
h's SHANK, Miss Hewitt. aiiss Clara
hewitt Mlss Hayden. of seattle, Mas
isssIh Miss Amy Hall. Miss Rowe, Miss
..ssxA Miss kershaw. Miss neFicksop.
No J. Mcr FaRion. Mr., J. 4 BAKER,
v q. Rowe AIR 4 u. Bridxea Mr..
,eNs Clancy AIR heau Foster, Mr
saat'ea LEA Mr. Starr sherman. Afr
~ FsaNicS, Mr. r. Il. (. Raifour.
sss visit in The city the early Part ~
- week - Speaker David y Hender-
AS PARTY caused a ripple In tho AZ.
saAs 1 ths week, A reception wRs ten
s'sa saem a. the Tacoma hotel Tuesday
asAi Preceding The reception diancr
- given COS Mr and Mrs Hen
sss'qs a. witch were Mise Hpndef-
9sd6e AMI Mrs. Mcpherson. e
rNAi Mayer and Mrs l. u Campbell.
slpssuAN snd Mrs. + W. CBshman.
Al Mrs T. H. Murray Mr AID
y ( Mhretsr and Mr X y. Mc-
hsefst O. Ggsee gave q heautl-
: %seheqa Ftt3ay ser Nra Addison q
49, Tie eai1r iact WAS green and
~'e arsae .wurA ef.th over green
% thv r.-Ha ltl.a. orJ white sweet
We *Nii th wrrr arranged fn iho