Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-29
TAC0aA SOCIETY,".

A GOOD story IL told Of one Of Ta-
comasa society gentleman who took the
steamer ffom Tacoma q few days ago
f0T seattle, 10 meet his young lady
friend Who was On Routs from Victoria.
Tke weather was cold that evening and
be ptefeFre1 sieepiug on the boat he
said, providing tbs watchmAn Vould
oaIi him % be could gee up early aud
get 81 tbs boat bofoFe she left for Ia
coma. Toe walchmsn either By acot-
doni or 70 peFDetrste = joke on the
Young man neglected 20 awaken him.
Az tue boat rounded Bsown's paint
that morning the gentleman staste4
suddeniy from bis bed and looked cut
upon the deep blne sea. and - be say
Tacoma he gave vens 20 hts feelings In
words perhaps 20 suit the oss1ssons bat
those which wsfe not altoRsahtR what
niehs be termed elegant BRRiiah. he
took The next steansg from Tacoma 70
Ssat8ie.
Mr.. Rnis Dodge, Of Bate City. Mon
tana, arrived here few d8ys ago aud
l. tue qusss d Mrs. Nelson Bsnnett.
DAVID wilson Il nov 10 Southern
California. WHARF be viii pas q few
weeks.
Dr. Fred s. Williams, Of Puyallup,
lsfI Tacoma 3 fsw days AGO for sOulh-
sFn Oaiif0rnia. where be viii remain for
q short time.
&. r. sawyer, one Of Tnooma's most
popular ycanR men, returned early last
Wsak from . feW days sai0urn In Port
Land.
Capsain and Mrs. J. O. AinswoStb.
Who have been visiting their daughter,
Mira. JOAN s. Baker. left safiy last week
for Oakland. Miss Daisy Ainsworth
vii remain here o. The guess Of her sis
tsE unsii abcai the l0th Of February,
whan che viii be accompanied 10 Cali
fornia bv Mr.. ana Mrs. Baker, Who will
pass q shoFi time 10 OAKLAND.
Me-. Julia A. JasO5z, Of 81. Paul. ar
rived a The Tacoma tuesday evening
With Thomas y. Oskes's party. Mrs
Jacobs is hAstnR Q SPLENDID residences
crested 90 Tacsua avenue. IN Which
ste expects 70 make her home. Pend
the the constraotion Of The house she
Win make Der homa al The Taeoms.
stephen p. sears ieft eAFiy last week
for WaIla WallA, and will EetuFB 10 .
eouple Of days. Daring bis Abssnee
Mrs.. Sears vii make her home 81 The
Tacoma.
Mrs.. n. W. DsFiakaon has been quite
IN al her Fcon 81 Tee Tacoma during
tha greater paEi Of lasl week, bat she 10
nov { nvaieaeina.
F.R. King naa completely recovered
from hts weeks Of illness, aud Will leave
Tacona the latter part OF this week for
OhicAgo. where be sill pass several
ge~kA
Tssona has been very lively in The
way 81 baSiness The pasi week, bat 80
aiAliy aUsaktna u has been particularly
qais8, withoas life or eayety, parties OF
dances TIE lobby and paEiors Ct The
Tacoma seemed 70 Be ths esnsef Of 81
tracsion for uanY, and daring lha en-
tire week tue hoase has bsen hlied With
toaFisas ana ssov boand transfers from
q dissARoa. IL u Understood thai there
u rsoye on foot 10 give q grand danes
IN the paFiof 81 the hotel before the
Le1tea season hegina
Mss Efia PARKER aalightfully enter
tAined Aboua half q daEen Of her yeanS
lady and eeEtleUaB friends % her
fathers resi9euce 0u Z street on Friday
eveatnz. The order 81 the evening vas
cards. a whleh all played stii midniRht
hoars
Mr.. and Ma Knapp. Of Nebraska,
arrived At Tue Tssoma several days
arc and they viii rsmain here tiil a6out
tbe middle Of February.
Couusy AnditoF HaRgins has reooE
cred from nis illness and - again ahie
30 attend 10 his ofIsctal eatiea.
ChaRiss J. emyseF. . pop0laK yo1ae
eepsiemAu from Minnesota arrived 81
The facoma q fec days days ago and
Will rsAks ats future hose IN tie
citV.
We PreSi3sot Thsnas =. Oaks. Of
the Nsrthera Paci6s Railrasa ae1om-
panied By his catsf clerk n. o. ehFail
and odonel GFteRs, Of 81 Peal arrived
az Tns Tacazaa % TaaadAy iass, and
viii pass a few DAYS hsEaA
James MeNEaghl q Sc. Paai accom- |
ranied By bis stsnazsaDeer kred d. 1
Dadlay, passed q fes dAys IN Taeoma /
Lass Wsek. Mr.. MeNaaRha VII ieava IN 1
q aas 81 tee fer The easl
Ihe iexalR I've weeks masicai ~