The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-09
SOCIAL WORLD.
60 eoscKzr ron TIE BEsKFir ov
M .xseR ASSOCIATION.

..t nsny People out Of Tow
consequently DniIness Pre-
: .,l,-R<sepsion to fas''r--ssw
So year's-Psrsonai Notes o
..a Seixhberhosd People
=, has been a dull week IL
q circles. II may be that me re
49, 'issr attending the four night.
- carer carnival last week and
y fares East that at present
II ~ ii which 50 many people
-. Zen. - taking advantage, may
y .s.as way account for this inae,lyi
\ Tn Tse apsning Of the university ha'
diverted many OF the
- =. !, ,sor,le from amusement, thus
, rssson for the absence OF ex-
go .:sas and boating parties that were
sssv.lept month ago At any
IA been very duh week.
81 $50 happenings are detailed
t<ioF ax eoxcrrr
- ls.Iies Of the Arhor Association
Y ~ sss;llsd 10 give a grand concert
800 he FIRST week in October, in
go. co. epera house. the proceeds Of
~ - n be devoted towards the
Z ssr,.opn.sns Of the object OF the as
a.,,rr Mr.. Judge Hoyt, Mrs. w.
= 1;,sen. Mrs. Furih, and Mrs.
- = aua many others Of the lead
80 ,.,a;e. az the city. have the project
!; 81 hand and no doubt it viii be a
!. - success. The programme viii
ss,ss.t al solos, tries, quartettes, etc.
sr,aue the musicians appear the
a a If Mrs. storey, Mrs. Capt. Hat
go ulss Atkins, Mr. r. +. Stevens
81 n O. e. Bowman, all Of whom
I ~ well known in musical circles
: ,sed any comment. The object is
!" . ssss enc and should meet the
s.,as1aee Of the citizens in general.
YHE PAPER CARNIVAL.
The rrpetition Of the paper carnival
~ Iresiay and wednesday evenings
Il. drew large crowd at the arInory
iajIding on Union street. Although
ia number Of participants was not
Z large a on the preceding week,
npyertheiess the programme was car
{ ia ont with great exactness. Many
n the minHets and tableaux were pro-
dueed, Il possible, in better. style than
during the preceding week, and the
s.epfators we're delighted. Some of
81
spanish, the members OF which were
q. present and carried oil the honors
Of The evening by their gay costumes
ard bright faces. The entertainment
"a given a. benefit To Prof. Dillon.
fhsei chamberlain, 10 whose labors
u mufh OF the success Of the carnival
L due. Ii IL understood that Prof.
I Dillon has become so pleased with
/ sesfile that he has decided 10 remain
herr
MINISTERIAL RECEPTION.
bishop w. X. Ninde, OF Topeka.
n Kansas, and the visiting NJ. T.. con-
n ference at present in session in this
N civ, we're rendered a reception We'd
: rssday evening last by the Rev. A. J.
Hanson. pastor, and members OF the
r.. church Of this city. A large
number of the reverend gentlemen
;, we're present. and were Hospitality en-
ttfiained BY their hosts. Addresses
were made BY Bishop Ninde. Governor
II Watson c. Squire, Rev. III. l.. Bates
and others. Bishop Ninde proved
himself very aiiabie pfelate and en-
deared himself to all present.
CONFERENCE VISITORS.
The following is complete list OF
Il the delegates to the NJ f. conference
nos in session in this city, their place
j denteftaints, and their entertainers
\ tespectiyely:
ri. Rev. Bishop w. Y. Nindc OF
& Topeka, Kan, guest OF Rev. A. J..
Hanson.
Rev. sprague Davis OF Kansas, guest
d Mrs. r McCain.
Rev. J. ID. Knox of Topeka, guest Of
II Governor Squire.
Dr. c, X, fomeroy, Des Moines. la
guest OF Mrs. G. Pomeroy, 22li West
ssfeet.
Rev II. p. satchwell, Ashland. Or,
auniversity
Rev. W. II. Sampson of Tacoma
guest Of J C. Mitchell.
Rev. H. II. Manner and wife, South
en- Illinois. guest Of Mrs. 5. +. Cloves
Bell and Blanchard streets.
nReg. A. Anderson of Oakville, w
T., guest OF Mrs. w. Allen, south Sc.
attic.
Rev. A. Atwood and wife OF Hough.
Ton, guest OF Mrs. Hill. Third and
Pine Streets.
Rev. II. d. Brown and wife, olym-
Fa, with Rev A. J. Hanson.
! Rev. y. w. Cameron, Montesano, AT
y university.
Rev. ". l.. Cosper, Montesano, with
G. A. Wright
Rev. J. y. Dennison of Port Town
send, guest OF Mrs, Nellie Nelson.
Rev ]. 7. lie Wore of Tacoma, guest
oi Dir. Willard,
Rev. W. II. Drake and wife of La
ealaas, W. T., guest OF G. X. Jenner.
Rev John Finn, Nooksack, guest
Of Mrs.. Stark, Lake Union.
Rev. c. n. Houge, Tacoma, guest oi
Rev O. f. olander
Rev. A. Laubach. Port Discovery
guest OF c, A. Wright.
Rev. W. NJ. Ludwiek, guest OF K.
H. Byawiey.
Rev. b. q. LcSourd, Tacoma, guest
Of Mrs Carrie Jones.
Rev. Il. IL Massey and wife, olym-
ia, guest OF Mrs. A. II. Morse.
Rev, I. ]. Massey, Seattle.
Rev +. NJ Pickles, Mt. Vernon,
guest Of Mrs, Braner.
Rev. ], Ii. Skidmogc, Vancouver,
guest Of Mrs. James FARMLAND
Rev, u, + Brooks. Snohomish, guest
q Mr., f. II Denny.
Rev, 6, A. Landen, Tacoma, guest
q Mrs. Rachel Wcllman.
Rev, W h, McMillen, Coupcyille, W
T.. guest OF Rev q. f. olander.
Rev. c. T. Staytoa, Chehalis, guest
Of Mrs. III, T.. parkhurSt.
Rev. J. A. Tenant, Linden, at st,
Charles.
Key. G MeDermoth. Aberdeen, guest
Mrs. Scott, Fourth and Pine.
Rev, G. K, Osborne aud wife, What
CON, guest Of Mrs H. l.. Pyther.
Rev. J. W. White, guest of Mrs.
Rev. c, j. Larson, Portland. guest OF
Mrs. Rachel Wellman.
Rev. +, l.. Hughes, kelso, W. r.,
guest OF Mrs, Nellie Nelson
key. r. ]. Moore, i.aconner. que st
q Rev. i ". Ioy.
hev, : | Smith, Salkum, w. T.,
guest OF 7, Mccain.
kes. James Eva. East Sound, guest
Ms. Fred Marco.
Rev. A. J. McNamec, SnohomiSh,
With Mrs. L. WicoSe.
hey. John Britts, Pioneer, W T..
snes, Of James FARMLAND.
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