The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-10-23
SOCIE6 "

SOCIEO "
Miss Anne Richardson is hos
tess at a linen shower given at
her home this afternoon in honor
of Miss Bonnie Eleanor Blakeley,
whose wedding to Alan Gibbs
Cary will take place next week.
A party in the nature OF a
farewell to Miss Hudson of Louis
willie, KY, will he given this even
ing by Mrs. w. ]. Kappes, with
whom Miss Hudson has been WIS.,
iting during the summer. Miss
Hudson will leave for her home
early next week.
Miss Fitch of the Annie Wright
seminary will be hostess this
evening at a reception in honor
of the members of the faculty. A
large number of invitations are
out for the affair, which promises
to be a notable one.
The Ladies' Aid society of
Grace Methodist church is holding
an all-day session today at the
home of Mrs. ReIber, 1929 East
Thirty-first street. The day Is
being spent sewing for the church
bazaar to be held December 1.
In honor of Miss Lou Doebler,
whose engagement has just been
announced, Misses Orlou Whitlock
and Hermina Horejs entertained
last evening at their home on
North Tacoma avenue. Five
Hundred was played.
Mrs. J. A. Wintermute was hos
tess at luncheon of twelve COW
ers yesterday afternoon. She
plans to give a series of similar
affairs during the autumn.
An excellent program has been
|arranged by Madame Fernando
Hansen for the piano recital
which will be given by her pupils
next Friday evening at the Temple
of Music. Madame Kaethe Piec-
zonka will assist in the program
with two selections on the cello.
This recital promises to be one of
THE best of the season. Those
given under the direction of Nine
Hansen are always exceptionally
bright.
The Altrua Table Round Will
meet with Miss KamIble on North
I street Monday afternoon. An
interesting program of talks on
early literature, music and art
has been arranged. Miss Kamible
will lead the discussion of music,
Mrs. Conway, art, and Mrs. M.
Coles Whitlock, literature.
.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Fisher left
today with their youngest daugih-
ter, Miss Florence, whom they
will place In school at the Univer-
stty of California at Berkeley.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Brady,
whose wedding was celebrated a
month ago, will entertain a num-
Der of their young friends this
evening at their new home ON
North Starr street.
The Needlecraft club will hold
special meeting Tuesday after
noon at 1 o'clock at the home of
the president, Mrs. A. e. Thomp-
son, 1913 North Prospect.
The Afternoon shower at the Y.
w. C. A. rooms last Tuesday
proved to be an immense success
and was thoroughly enjoyed by
all present. The society wishes
to thank all those who contribut-
ed to the shower by their pres
ence and their help. A lively
Afternoon was spent tying comfort
ers. Durign the evening, Mrs.
Holbrook, presiding, gave a rapid
resume of the years work. Miss
Beardsley entertained with music
an dMrs. Hayes and daughter and
Mrs. jackson delighted the AUDI
fence with trio: 'Springtime Is.
Come" Miss Wood of La Crosse,
Wisconsin Miss Fannie Cook,
and Miss Marie Olds gave short
talks on what the Y. w. O. A.
meant to them. Miss Hillman pre-
scented plans for Y. w. O. A.
summer camp and outing. Games
and a general good time finished
the evening.
The girls basketball team of
the State Business college will en-
tentain at dancing party in Fra
ternity han, 1117R Tacoma ave-
nue., next Friday evening. All
former graduates and friends OF
the school are invited.