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

Mr.. o. +. Williams and wife of Col
fax are In the city.
Mr.. Il. d. Attridge and son of Porl
Ludlow are in the city.
Mr. John G. Brice and Mr.. A. j
Comstock Of Portland are in the city
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Gaizert Will re-
turn from their visit 20 Banif by the
Premier Tuesday.
Mr.. Eugene L. Kohlberg, OF VI. P.
kohiberg & Co., of San Francisco. Is
at the Occidental.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Stone leave Seat
tie this morning for an extended trip
through the East.
Hon. John K. Thompson OF Van
eouyer returned yesterday from four
months visit East.
Mrs. A. MACPHERSON returned 10 the
city yesterday from White Valley,
where she was visiting.
Mr.. c. T. Conover, city editor of
the PusT-lSTELLIGENcER, i conva-
descent, and expects 10 resume duties
tomorrow.
Mr. d. Lelibrie, staff correspondent
of the Chicago Inter Ocean, arrived in
the city last night and will remain
several days.
Messrs. Geo. II. Emerson and Ed
ward Campbell of Hoquiam, Chehalis
county, delegates to the Republican
territorial convention, are at the occi-
dental.
Mr.. G. V. P. Laneing, representing
the American OIL Co., of San Fran
cisco. arrived in Seattle yesterday. He
comes 70 establish branch house in
Seattle.
Major W. A. Jones, L. 5. A., who
spent several days in Seattle, left for
Portland yesterday. lie has given up
his furlough and will Immediately re-
port for duty.
Mrs. Ellis Roberts and child, Mrs.
CYRUS Evans and three children and
Miss Sarah Evans. ali of Cleveland,
Ohio, arrived at Franklin on Friday
evening TO reside.
DIR. King and family. and Mrs. X.
NJ Crawford and her sister, Miss Nc
Arthur, are spending few days
camping on the beach a. Alki point.
They will return Monday.
Mrs. George A. Kellogg, accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss Hattie,
felt Monday via the Canadian Pacific
railroad to visit friends in Ohio. and
will spend the winter in travelling
through the East.
1t is an open secret that Mr.. William
Cotfman, who left by the Mexico for
California. goes TO the Golden state TO
wed a sister of Mrs Austin A. Bell
who resides with her parents at Vaca-
Vile. where the wedding will take
place.
Mr.. II. X. Ingram, whe for several
wears has been an alderman at Kansas
City, arrived on the Sound some weeks
ago accompanied by his family with
the intention OF settling down in the
territory. After looking over the var
ious points on the Sound they finally
decided to locate in Seattle.
HULL-TERRELL NUPrIALs.
4 happy group was that found in
the parior of Rev. John +. Damon,
go Fifth street, on the evening of Sep
TENDER &. when Revilo C. Hull and
Miss Nav Terrell were joined in mar
riage. There were present, in addi-
ton TO the officiating clergyman 5 fam
ily. the mother OF the bride, the bride
groom's best man. Mr.. Thaddens
worford and the bridesmaid, Miss
Frances Dorley and Miss Alice Allen.
BIOLOGISTS PICNIC
Yesterday morning a merry party
Z Of university students took passage on
{ the Mountaineer for Rocky Point
Most of them were menihers'of the
biology class, hunting for specimens.
They were assisted by Prof o. B.
E Johnson. This party returned in the
evening, well pleased with their day :
work Those present besides Prof.
Z Johnson we're Misses Maud Minis
Nellie Miller. Maud Parker. Edith
+ Titus. Maud Ward. Louise Monroe
Myrta Bagley, DeLara Scott, Ruth
I Catch, Adeila Parker, Edith Black
man, Messrs. G. c. Ward, A. b. Cole
I ]. \. Kellogg, f. T. Welton. William
Morris, Ed Drew. Mr.. MeGinnis, Mr.
[ Thompson and Otto Collins.