The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-28
SOCIETY and PERSONAL

The announcement of the mar
riage of Miss l.. Hazel Classen and
Mr.. Elmer Irving, which took
place in Seattle April 8, came
as a surprise to their many
friends. They will be at home
after May L. at 1881 South
street. The bride, who is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. M.
Claussen, has been with the Fos-
ter & Kleiser firm for the past
three years.
The Dramatic club of the Mod
ern Brotherhood Of America, is
completing rehearsals of Miss
Mosher of Colorado" the comedy
drama to be produced at the new
Eagles hall May 6. The playlet
is to be staged deliberately. Miss
Kittie Ferriss and Mrs. e. A.
Paynter will have leading roles In
the play.
The Woman's Guild of the
Church of Holy Communion will
inject tomorrow afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Macdonald, sos No.
Second st.
Mrs. Charles Van Dyke will en-
terrain this evening at her home
on North Fifth, in honor Of Miss
Ernie Coffman.
brotherhood Of American YeO-
men will entertain with large
card party Friday evening at the
new Eagles hall. All members
and friends of the lodge are cor
daily invited.
Mrs. Anderson, 1701 North
Prospect street, will entertain for
the ladies Of Custer corps, w. R.
c., tomorrow afternoon. All the
ladies' are requested to bring their
sewing.
Miss Grace Scott and James e.
Burkey were united in marriage
at O'Clock this morning in st.
was attended by a large number
of friends of the bridal couple.
Miss Eileen O'Brien assisted Miss
Scott as bridesmaid, and Charles
Burkey was best man. After a
short tour of the Sound Mr.. and
Mrs. Burkey will make their home
in Tacoma.
The Senior Y. p. 8. G. e. of the
First Presbyterian church Is hold
ing a "hard times" social this
evening, in the parlors Of the
church. The program is In charge
of Mr.. Albert Smith and number
of clever amusements have been
prepared for the evening.
Phil Sheridan RELIEF Corps will
lgive a card party tomorrow after
noon In Eagles hail, South Thir4
teenth and ID streets. The hos7
tesses will be Mrs. Ella Stone and
Mrs. Smith.
Music lovers are awaiting with
keen anticipation the violonceIId
recital to be given at the Temple
OF Music tomorrow evening bS
Mime. Kasthe Pieczonka, of TaccS
ma. Nine. Pieczonka will be asS
SISTED by Nine. Clara G.. Lazarusf
OF Seattle, and by Mrs. T. ". TyT
Ter, prominent Tacoma pianist.S'
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The final concert of the season
given yesterday afternoon b.
members of the Ladies' Musical
club, ranks higher in nicely of ar
arrangement and artistic presenta.
ton than any given this year. The
reason is undoubtedly because the
club introduced a number of neyf
members on the program, some Of
whom had never before appeared
on the clubs concert programs
Among those who scored yesterdaI
were Miss Dorothy DanhauserS
Miss Erna Muehlenbruch. Misx
Rose Schwinn, Mr.. H. r. Maybin3
Misa Agnes Lyon and a stringe1
quartette, assisted by me. Kaethss
Piscxonka.
/ An Inglenook shower will be1
given at the Lakeside club tomor1
ROW evening. The "inglenook" Isl
. unique method employed by the
IIclub people for decorating theirl
Ielub house. Each member IL ex-
pected to bring a fancy pillow.
!pennant, stein, chair or anything
that can be effectively used about
1.-THE club house. Dancing will
furnish the amusement for the
evening. Harry Manley, J. w.
Anderson, VIII Lampson, DR.. RAM
dali Williams and 8. ID. Horton
khawx a60r~n ~ a w~o !, Uasx.o~t.