The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-16

Ikfsf4A. sept f3.-iEe cofnz1g
see5as ewe1t Of the seaso. il the
play Of sygnaai0n sn t5alatea'
BY some OF the young people
here II will be given = seek from
| Tuesday evening az the opera house.
Mrs. h X Moore. the president Of
the Mercantile Library Association.
has the EBztter in charge. The part Of
| Pygntzlio1 ~ili be t2ken BIZ Theodore
Roberts Of san Francisco, who Is a
brother Of Mrs. Moore. and one OF
Miss Mccullough Of Eagiae1d 4 highly
araofn tlishesi rourg laslv who has
been passing the summer at The Ia
cora. viii take the part Of Gzlatea.
and the affair Is icoked forward 70
With Eauch pleasure by the society
people here
EgSpEz SYMPHONY.
The Kinder symphony 70 be given
by the girls guild OF St Lgke's
parish here. Wednesday. w.H BE-
novel entertainment. A farce
entitled . BETSY Baker viii be
played and a good time Is expected
among the young folks. Mrs A. H.
sherman has the symphony in charge
and for weeks her class has been re-
hearsing for this occasion
RrLLxEss At TIE RgTEL
Since Prof. PauIsen's orchestra left
The Tacoma several days ago. there
have been no dances there and parfie-
uiariy the past week wzs more quiet
than il has been for several months.
Society seems 10 have lost it, gaynesz.
and not even during the week did any
one hear Of party OF tea Boating
parties. however. IN the davtinle
seemed quite Tepalar Jsasfine. and
many % the yoang taen with their
pretty ladies passed hours upon the
bay IN small boats trolling for salmon
PERs8saL
Dr. Z. H. Luce and wife hare been
Passing feg days n the Hos Spring.
Hugh Wallace started for New York
last Friday. tie VIII return In about
a month or six weeks.
Mrs.. F. II. Bowen and William Z.
Bogrn returned Tuesday evening last
from tFip 10 e -ouna
Miss Robertson has been confined
TO her room for nearly two aeeks. and
she j. DON quite seriously H.
DIR. g g. Higbee, II. K. Everett and
George Browne returned last week
from the Salmon river mines.
Mr.. Dudley blanchard and family,
OF Seattle, have removed 70 Tacoma.
and are n0R located on ID street
Gen. spraeue and Mr.. and Mrs.
OTIS SPTague are visiting the Hot
Springs. where they have been for
several days.
W :. Stout, Toronto, Superinten-
dent and general manager OF the Do
minion Express Company. was in the
city on Friday.
After a visit of several days with her
daughter, Mrs. Otis Sprague, Mrs
John sutton returned ~ her home in
Portland the middle of this week.
Mr. +. r. Lacey. the cashier AZ The
Tacoma, lett tor Portland Friday and
returned last evening with his wife, |
who has Just arrived from Chicago.
Mrs. III. u. Thomas and daughters
viii leave Tacoma about the LIST Of
October for New York. 10 remain six
months. Col. c. ". Griggs and his |
niece will occupy Mr.. Thomas resi-
dence during her absence.
Mr.. and Mrs John Snyder are visit
ing in Ch.liic9the, Ohio Their guests, |
Mis- Frost and Miss Lord, aecompa-
MED them East several days ago. Mr.. |
and Mrs. Snyder we're called East on
accoua; OF the illness OF some member
Of the family.
William Denniston, one OF the oldest
and trusted employees a; The Tacoma,
has been quite sick for some time and
a iew days ago he left FOR Hot Springs
Mr.. nennisten Is quite popular ana
great favorite with the boys. and he i
greatly missed by them.
The Annie Wright seminary opened
is school term again Thursday last
Among the teachers ana pupils are
noticed many oi the former hOarders
there who have returned with renewed
energy ana yigor - pursue their
course Of instruction and studies.
Col. NJ. kaufman received yesterday
a coin. dated lT;0. from Frank Parker,
OF the Walla Walia Sga;egmaH, with the
request that he present it 70 Mrs
Kaufman, with Parker's compliments
for the good advice the lady bad given
the coloael On his start for the DeIao-
cratic convention. The advice viii be
remembered hy al who read the PosT
INTELLIGENCE report of the oonven-
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