The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-01

scOMA. March LINE goit
nT>S tournament is largely responsible
IN the dearth OF social affairs
,sts week. as large part Of the
ne-,aI element Of Tacoma is en-
- ,sastastlc over golf. The first
-. week was given UP 20 pIac.ict p.as
81 NJ e,a,ion FOR the tournament, which
10 prep s.frs,,ysday morning, with not very
orenrn leather. which, however cleared
plsss'h.. 80 day closed so that during the
bsfas ~ ard on Friday many visitors
olfiA, ~ the links. The renovation
veal ". which the club houses lave
proc - s.,rg through ended in time for
been ,pr sr day, and they now bear little
ne ep s,asrs Id what they were month
rsssn'g...s ~ result Is extremely pretty and
sso .s,ssar,ory. The prizes offered for
ven a,,,rsment were many and hand
some.
y. ~ Mrs Clinton Snowden enter
~ -, night at cards the following
tainso ~, and Mrs II. c. Wallace, Mr..
g1v., Alley Baltic. Mr. and Mrs. G. II.
tna ~, and Mrs. c. NJ. Shultz. Mr.. and
hfae' 4 Tousey, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
W r. and Mrs. G. NJ. Hellar Mr.. and
80" sr,hur AIbertsoh. Mr.. and Mrs. 7.
.,hot, Mr.. and Mrs. a. r. Mechanic,
y " IA Mrs. c. $. Fogg. Mr.. and Mrs. p.
v.,rran Mrs. u. ID. Calkins, Miss
y ..sans Miss wolbert and Mr. II. NJ.
'1s-sll Clnch was played and supper
..rvsd after the games, when the prizes
vse distributed.
-. Aloha Club met Monday afternoon
- w,ss Dewey I'm the kindergarten
w. w.. IN the Montello building. The fol-
ss,ssrr oapers we're given: THE Influence
!, rs,s DAYS" Mrs f. A. Henderson;
s,rsr,ea. schristmas Mass In Santa Fe,"
~, Dewey; Japan, Cherry Blossom
s.sson,e Miss Wallace; Egypt, Rama
sus Mrs Hugh Wallace.
n, and Mrs. ". a. MacRae. who soon
,,.ve Tor Portland to reside were enter
,stners at dinner Tuesday evening.
N'.avsss we're laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Nader Baillie, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hyde.
rs, ii. c. Potter and Mr.. s. NJ. Jackson.
Mr. ana Mrs W. G.. Pearce entertained
!, dinner Wednesday night. Covers we're
ia for Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Baillie.
NJ, and Mrs l. r. Manning, Miss San
torn. Of st. Paul. Miss Baker, Capt. II. II.
Taylor. OF Seattle, and Mr.. Balfonr of
Scotland.
Mrs " c. Potter gave a dinner We'd
sssAay night 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson.
d tIongkong. Capt and Mrs. ]. Met Pan
itr, Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Ashton and Mr.. S.
Y Jackson.
| cart and Mrs j. Met. Panton have
tssn welcomed back this week from the
49, 49,, SA.tx fytA a.
aa;ing sth Mrs. II. C.. Potter.
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IN Cross. OF Seattle. was In Tacoma
hH saturday assisting her sister. Miss
chal Al the reception given by her Sat
sEday Afternoon and evening.
Nh. Walter j. mcfarland, who re-
tususd last Saturday from Philadelphia.
has bssn quite M this week, threatened
with pneumonia
MIA. Ward, OF Victoria, Mr.. Hoyt,
II 1pckane. and Capt H. ri. Taylor. OF
ssatuG sre In Tacoma for the golf tourna-
nsnl
NJ and Mrs. Walter Burns, OF Portland.
cane over for the golf tournament, and
ar visiting Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Ball
A
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NJ William Jones will entertain the
sa'lsts and visiting players tonight for
MIS- Minor, OF Seattle.
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Mss Judith Minor. of Seattle. IL the
iswt q Mrs. william Jones during the
fsll tournament
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Mss Fried, OF Salt Lake. who has been
sang Mrs Walter NJ. Harvey, left Fri
n " DF home.
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~ Judith Hughes. OF Seattle. spent
'wassdsy in Tacoma with Mrs. j. Ten
n at Steel.
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~ W O. Hellar returned Wednesday
I'm Narth Yakima,