The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-30

Wakefield, assisted by Mr.. Alexander.
tenor. and Mr.. vanderhout. violinist-
Perhaps it is not generally understood
that these concerts are open to the public.
A small admission fee Is asked OF nom
members
The artists recitals for the year have
been definitely decided upon.
Contracts have been signed for the Hen
schels, February l. Carreno. March Il, and
the Kneisel quartette in May. These art
lists are among the greatest in the world
and have only been secured through
large guarantee from the Ladies' Musi-
car Club.
On Wednesday evening Mrs. w. A.
Shannon was the hostess at delightful
informal dinner dance. The house
was entirely decorated in red ana
green, in honor of the Christ
mas season. The early part of
the evening was devoted to palmistry,
Prot. Montague interesting each guest
with some personal history and character
reading Mrs. Shannon's guests numbered
twelve Mr. and Mrs. Charles f. Stewart,
Miss Thomson, Miss Reber. Miss Ida Co.
reg. Miss Carrie Morgan. Miss Warren.
Lieut. Eisler. DR. Thompson. Of the Pat
terson; Mr.. Harrington, Mr.. Jack Dorey
and Mr.. r. T. Reber-
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An event of no small social as well as
musical Importance will be the concert
to be given for the benefit of the Trinity
organ fund at the home of Mrs. Freder-
ick uBrl Struve. Friday, January 4. The
concert is under the management OF Mrs
Robert Palmer and Miss Judith Minor,
and promises to be a musical treat. In
a Persian Garden" which has been given
with such success in the East will form
an important part of the programme. for
which the best amateur and professional
talent has been obtained.
Mrs. Daniel KelIeher had a Christmas
tree party for her young son on Monday
at 4 o'clock. Only few friends were
asked, who thoroughly enjoyed the gay
tree and Christmas fun. Among those
present beside Mr. and Mrs. Kelleher
were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bausman, Mrs.
r. T. Minor, Miss Judith Minor,
Ma. and Mrs. f. w. Andrews
George Hurd and Master Arthur Hurd,
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Fisher, Capt and
Mrs. John F. Pratt and Miss Katherine
Pratt.
Tho Daughters Of the American Rev0-
luton met Thursday afternoon in the par
Tors of the Rainier-Grand for short bus
mess meeting. A large number were pres
ent. and plans completed for colonial
ball, which will be given in the ballroom
of the Lincoln on the evening Of January
s. The party is given for the Sons and
Daughters OF the American Revolution.
and delightful time is anticipated.
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Mr.. and Mrs Little gave Christmas
carnival to their dancing pupils and
friends yesterday. The Third Avenue
auditorium was trimmed In Christmas
green and holly, and we'll filled with inter-
ested spectators. Some new dances were
introduced and Santa Claus appeared to
distribute the favors In the cotillion.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Hurd had a
Christmas tree and Informal gathering of
friends for Master Arthur Hurd on Mon
day. The occasion was as much enjoyed
by the few older people asked as it was
by the young guests
Miss Queenie Howe entertained few
guests were Miss Hilda Frauenthal and
Miss Elsie Marks.
Drisko and Mr. r. T. Reber. we're guests
OF Miss Reber at a box party at the Sc
attic theater Christmas night.
Mrs. @. w. Stetson gave an informal
tea Thursday afternoon In honor of Mrs.
Richard j. Burke and Mrs. NJ. J. Taylor,
of White Horse.
The Wednesday Card Club will meet
with Mrs T.. w. Engle Wednesday. Janu-
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