Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-05

r. Jefrs hom Lever 3 TTiod
who eannot Appaas from hia lot
srm soId, a., yoa saand "a Ne ilaE
And CEos ossssiona asksH sid ths
.Ana nssfs psoyis susar, and yos srs
1oo Fss Biz % I've. Tn AFRAID
%, min, / Ob5set and | taks
Eresptions ~ I'll tbat g1a nag;
a Metfon 70 20 seal maks
Il yea dsnot srant Eaea stay.
swsll. thsu, I wsn't witness yoar voa, >
Bhs aid. and ny uords ! withdfa9;
~ Try ysl beessss. -, kney
Yea Esd molbef-in-taw.
Eze1sAes.
FHoPEa xALNEp kBoUx-
MAJOR Grass has bsen blaskballsd IN
fho Riding Cub.
M. Soe geasEsan's las paintina Of
8oulhsrn aesnefy = vai1sa a 5000.
1hs snpaEb aEt salloeiion - The lsts
Mra. stewart vii Be Disposed 81 e. pub-
iis naie 10 8 feg ueskA
ohatswoFth. III, Is pfond o. one Of
tH# .INN#"aIMa W3Na ID 80 ~ " ~ - w.
tine her laird asa 81 teeth.
Miss Caroline Welion's estate, lately
laft % tha s0eisty fog the Prevention o.
Cruelty 10 Animals, runs up 10 galue
eIose upon $4,000.
Mn. Mary GoFdoa Dame, The Georgia
poet. lives 4 secluded and solitary life on
4 lonely mnuutAtn. she never makes
visits and nesuK reeaiyos visitors.
The anenaomanf Of Miss Fioranes
WHITING, yoanaesl dsnahter Of C0ua-
maudeg ". W. Whitfne, 70 knaign y.
n Bognardoa, q announcea IN WasA-
snaion.
President Cisssiand's roaeons Cor De-
eIinina IN ADVISES ths dearae Of DootoE
81 Lava from Harvard OolleGe Il sag
passd 10 have been that be waa not
3 dnoief Of lawa, but az executor Of
them.
me Hon. Wa. Daan HsweIls haa
namod his next ssoFy April Hopes,
which means 10 ordinary EaRiish. ~
eapposs, Easter banneta. Gould theFs
b 1 bssseg anbjset, and enc Of faiFss
eontsHiaf
Rfanoia Palm, Of Detroit, Il dead. h
waa worih eighties millions, aud ga
tha nnntlaman elected b. Jones Of Flor
ia a. 4 father "a Law. Miss Palm wenl
bahind She returns. however, and JenoI
has ne intoroal % the viii.
The Grant memeni0os and the pieesI
81 useful and ornamental art contrib
uted by the japanese 0oyefument, and
now on their way hiiheF, belong 10 lhs
National Museum ~ Washington, BAT
ila director oannot nov hnd room FOL
them.
Jamss Gofdon Bennett Gets up af
s'eloek, nibbiea q bite o. two Of fruit
takes Turkish bath. has his breakfasl
served and carefully reads the neWspa
psrs and makes m6mofAnda for the day
He then goes 20 the Herald ofiloe ane
remains until II O'Clock 81 night, some
times even longer.
Professor Maria Mitchell, Of vassai
College, rad q papaf on acisnoe befoFs
the National Association for the I'D
vAuoemant Of Women a. Louisville
kenicky. She said that society bad
never given Wsmeu . oh9nee 10 sh0v
ihaif Intellectual fitness for responsible.
positions.
Mr.. heeoheg, e. seen By q reporter o.
the denk o. tha Efraria. There stoos
ths grand old man With has Ia hand, BE-
i0na white hair falling 10 handsomi
fields upon his shoulders end bis fas.
turned hcAvenwaFd. - u silently utter
inc 4 prayer % gratitude for raashins
Ne land o. bic BIRTH"
Tm Lanrns CLUE
The Ladies Club, new in lee aaouns
aeasons has eane % BE- regarded b. shi
soaiety people ef seattle ~ an Almoa
Indispensable Institution. When Il 1
whispered about that stha Ladies' ~,
ahout - entertain, their friends heeis
% pEopafe for a. exentng - rare en-
taymont, and thay ere never diaap
polntod. II the Ladies' Club could n
elado IN lie minutes . statement ef %
cared that have been driven away b
lee efforts and Of TIE 'GSod times" thA
have been bad andsF ils auspices, vol
amea woala net contain the record.
90 the many enjoyable parties vhiel
have been Eivea b The club, nene b.
ben more thoroughly snioyahle thar
thai % Friday evening" a She Fesiaene,
o. Mrs. James Mcknight The sysnins
vas happily chsaan, for The elements
were ID q moai eenclllAtory moad. III
mo0n nhona brightly, the air Wa calm
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rather than that % Decamhef. tn
MeNaaaht manEion vas illuminated
ffom eaaoment % earret. and a. ne ex
esnt structure ne most eareWOFn wers
impelled b east care away and % yieil
% lhe enioymena % the boar.
Tue inierinf Of he mansion was ele
Rantly decorated with choiea howerl
and plants, whose fFanEance called q
mind mere foFcihiy than ever tbe bright
new 81 Nav. fha guests we're received
by Mrs. MeNassht. assisied by Mrs.
uhleA, Ara. Ramphrsy. Mrs. ssfHva
3rA J. Y. McNanHht and Mrs. "A. d
h1glaY % TIE ladies' clab. Ia savaFa
% The rooms On tie ersi hoor thsre ger,
arranged card tables a. which these 70
when the many waits and the more e.
tate QuAdrilie bad no Attracti0ns, 81
tiod themselves tor en- evening =
he rare cid game o. whist ID "a
dancing bali, Which l. located on "a
sAifd uaor, The Yoangsr euesls spans %
evening In the eaisyment % that PAS
tina for watch Tee hail uaa designed
fha muelc. wAicA waa furnished b
Nmuohn'a orcheslra, vas al thai a
utaal enthusiasts tNFkaichoFuAn eoul
danifa, and Z single giAnca 90 tie Dan
eaEs vas autioieat 30 teIl hoW keen -
their pleasure. Refraehmeuis ueFa eis
gant,y ssrved a. half-paSt elsven. 90,
Two honFa later tie eaesls beEan q "a
tAeiF reluctant god hyea
The foilsuing b iist az Taos Oh
reaaived inxi1asiona b this maaa &c
hRhtfui party; DR.. and Mra SpagliaR
Mrs. Ald0n. NJ. ana Mra J. ". IA
uaFaA, DE-. and Mra Miner, Mr., an.
hFa. HAlieF, Mr.. and Ms. Oarkeak
Mr.. and Mrs.. fhornsll Capssia anS
Mrs.. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Joaaph Nc
NsoRht, Ma fresion. NJ. and Nrs
David kelloez. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. h
Hill. NJ. and Mrs. frank HAnfoFd. Mr.
and Mrs.. q n. kittingeg, NJ. ard Mrs
BOYD. M. and MFa. FosrsSa, NJ. an
MIRA Geo W. hAFFlA. Mr.. and Ma Il
II. Lewis, Ne. Aaa MrA ScaEFy, Jaarg
and Ma Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. fkpsky
Mrs. Irving Ballard. Captain ara n
BaFna. Mt. and Mrs SlFuvs. Dr.. Az
Ma 0rassa, Mr. and Ara. f.SDs
Wolfe, Mr.. and Mrs siaekNell. Mr.. Az
Mr.. HAErington, Mr. and Mrs. FsFsA
MT. and Mrs., Fampheey, Mr.. an
Mrs. Sander, Mr. and Mra Hainea. MF
and Mfa MeAlsekNn. Ill. and Mrs.. e. r
Whit,lesey, MFaL MAJOR Whilsieasy Nj
ana Mrs. hefner, Ne. and Mra. Dishan
Mn. and Mia SnitA. Mr.. ara Ma
uhAA Hepkina. Or. and Mrs.. Wse8
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