The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-14

s's;,, .roMA. Jan. ls.--Alternating
100 ~ rain and sunshine, with
s,,st a sprinkling Of social at
s.,rs mark, one week OF the
.sa-winter season. one OF the
-. .srtsrs. so far, we have had In
1919 IN several years. one thins
510so.s,,s brings on another, and perhaps
~. dramatic Club entertainment.
~ v,li wake up and make the re-
kssS.r Of the season brighter.
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. .bs most delightful events OF the
~ - ns =. the musicale given "Wednesday
1n!spccr by Mrs. Eldred Tucker IN nonor
y Iiss Mabel Rowe. me nHus yrettv with
asc .6ed lights and decorations. Inc
u n She dining room was parlcuiaT,y
~ - with rare old pieces OF iamily
~. and handsome lace pieces on Ine
ss'Is6ed table Smilax anu wn.s sndias
ssscrSsme silver candelabras lighted
a1sSxIS -hich was presided over by MISS
~ nd Miss Rowe. In the library
~ Bennett served punch; me ySums
~. ~! cnsss Smith, Miss Elvira Ingersoll.
~ 1~rces Wolbert and Miss Maryory
IN During the afternoon piano
~ ysre given by Mrs. Joshua Peirce.
~ A. Mel. Hawkes., MISS AVS InssI
* nd
- ~ ~ MISS Baker and Mrs. D. d. Caikins
A4n,v crai solos and charming number
~. 80 Whistling and mandolin duet, with
". n accompaniment. given by Mrs. N.
0raR and Mrs Fra ,1l heIiy; wa me ara a..
- M'rins the last hour a number OF the
- aMe In
- following programme was given y
- concert OF the Ladies, Musical Siup IN
Tssonio hall, Tuesday afternoon; .ne n .ss
ioHdayA r.p..
s g S.s:i. Ma ]. Pierce. Miss Foster. Miss
o'''''' INV Is "A Dream. Miss Bessie Yeazsll
- suls-"Le sais Tu'' .Mas'snt
Mn. Frank Allyn
- 49, raaT Nm Van oaie; second piano. Mrs John
o.s,,lts solo-"Auf dem wasssr zu sinssn
.''''''''''iIii Nm George George q Wagner.
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~ ART entertainment Of the Dramatic
cinb Tor this season will occur about the
h q this month. but whe sIs,I has w' net
~ BEEN BEEN selected for the play for. the sec
ood part, and tho characters will be taken
n m. Melbourne Bailey, Miss Rowe.
IN william Jones. Mrs. !. G. Ellis and
Ns insersoh' a a A
- and Mrs William g. Pearce enter
teined et duplicate whist last Saturday
Mn There were three tables, occupied
n Mr.. and Mrs. George b. Blanchard,
n. ana Mrs. L. r. Manning, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ ]. r. Fransioli and Mr.. F; M. Fenwick.
n evening ended with delicious supper
md music.
Yr and Mrs. Benjamin 8. Grosscup gave
! handsome dinner Thursday night with
~ s s ana Mra Esnry fsvsss Tr
B.. and Mrs. g. G. Wagner, Mr.. and Mrs:
c. Tousey, Mrs. Hattie c. Lockwood
md Mr.. +. M. Caldwell.
NJ. and Mrs William Jones gave q din
NJ Wednesday night to MI; and Mrs; 3.
n Harrison g.. Foster and Mr.. G.. M:
Seolev, Tho table was round and lighted
With red shaded candelabra and single
undlesticks.
Nrs. T. R. Shepard. Of Seattle. accom-
came over Monday to spend couple of
voeks ct their old home on Tacoma ave-
nue. Mr.. Shepard will come over today
to remain over Sunday.
81 ING DOWNING Alleys Oh tH0 OuOn Si0U
have been thrown open for the use of
the ladies' on Tuesday mornings.
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Miss Mary Cook. Of sandusky. g, ar
rived In Tacoma Tuesday to visit her
uncle, Mr.. Theodore Hosmer.
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Mr. and Mrs H. q. Wallace sailed We'd
nesday for New York for short Euro
psan trip.
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Mr. ]. C. Ainsworth and Mr.. David
Lswis. Of Portland. were in Tacoma this
week
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Miss Alice Rector has been the guest
Of Mrs. J. T. Steeb during the past week.
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VI. and Mrs. s. S. Loeb leave today
for pleasure trip through California.
Mrs. l. W. Anderson is very Ill with a
severe attack Of grip.
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Mrs. g. w. Dickinson. Of Seattle, was
In Tacoma Tuesday.