The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-24

SOCIETY

The p0Stmen'S band Will give
concert under the auspices of the
Ladies' Aid of Bethany M. z.
church Wednesday evening. May
28, at O'Clock at the South Side
hall. The program:
March-"Under the Double
Eagle ....... Band
Overture-"The North Pole"
........ Band
solo-"Silver Threads Among
the Cold" with band accom-
paniment II. MIR. Jaycox
Solo-Selected -. Mr.. Wilson
Dream waltz ............B Band
Baritone solo-Selected. .....
...... ........ Mr.. Seidler
Reading-Selected .........
....... $50. Mrs. Shepherd
Intermezzo-(a) "Egyptia;"
OBJ "Ilwanno" ....... Band
Solo-Selected ... Mrs. Leedy
Serenade-"To Alice" =. Band
Solo-"I Know a Lovely Gar
den" .............M Mr.. Jaycox
Overture-"Mosaio" $50. Band
Solo-Selected. Mr. Coleman
March-"American Conquest"
,..... ....... Band
Younger circles of the city are
giving much attention to the fifth
annual opening ball of the Lake
side club, to be held at the lake
shore club house on American
lake next Wednesday evening.
The opening dances of the club
are always marked with excep-
tional interest, and this years
event promises to surpass all
others. The clubrooms will be
gorgeously decorated In natural
flowers. Music will be furnished
by Mrs. Lynch's orchestra. There
will be canoeing and boating for
all who do not care to dance, and
refreshments at the close of the
evening. A special car will
leave Ninth and G streets at 1880
o'clock for the clubhouse, re-
turning in time to give club
members an opportunity to catch
the last cars home.
A large gathering of ladies
from the neighboring additions
were guests at reception given
by the ladies' aid of the Oakland
Presbyterian church Thursday aft
ernoon. The OCCASION was a pre-
summer rally of members and
friends, and celebrated the COM
pletion of several improvements
to the church building, The
church was prettily decorated. An
entertaining program was heard,
and the afternoon closed with
dainty refreshments.
A May ball has been planned
by members Of st. Leo's church
to take place In the st. Leo's So
cial hall May 20, for the benefit
of the new school. A large COM
mittee of women has charge of
the arrangements. Music will be
furnished by st. Jeans orchestra.
Mrs. Alexander Wood of VAN
couver, B. c., formerly Miss Ma
bel Wiley, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Adam Wiley, is making a
brief visit with her parents at
their Lawrence street home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Johnston
will spend the summer at their
pretty cottage on Beach Road,
Dash Point.
Special Memorial day services
will be held at the state armory
by women of the John A. Logan
circle, G.. A. r. "a splendid pro-
gram Of music and addresses has
been prepared by ladies of the
circle.
In honor of Miss Ethel Van
Scoy, whose engagement was re-
Gently announced, Mrs. H. A.
Cline will entertain with a pretty
bridal shower next Saturday. The
shower will be held at Mrs.
Cline's summer home.
The Logan Social club will
meet with Mrs. Donovan at Earl
ham court, 215 South G street,
next Tuesday afternoon at 2
O'Clock. More than 80 members
are expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Dreher,
who were married last Sunday,
returned yesterday from their
wedding trip to Portland.