The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-27

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A96ue DE- encuYxtun31eD DuEe Miss
C1nxh. q San Rfaneinco, n. ~ H
Cameron. u San FE1ncisc0. ur. and
Mrs 6. g. Clagk. Mr.. J. d. Gmffh, Miss
Ada BosSt. Mr. J. q. Jones and Nr.
l. r. Ferry.
MEMORIAL skEyScu-
This afternoon u 3 osc3oek he
Grand Army viii attend . nemsrizl
servire 70 comnenovxte she deesis and
the death u fhe union veterans. At
Fsye's Opera house. Rev. r. B. DID,
worth viii deliver lie nernoFiaI SER
mon. The music vfIt be furnished By
Rev H L. bates and . se1erf choir.
This service il pubic and everybody
II invited. Next Wednesday, Memo
rial Day, tlSe veterans grsvss' VII Be
Decorated by COMMITTEES 1t 10 O. m.
Al. . - p. m. The parade VII form on
second street, right resting on James
street. The procession vii move Il
O'Clock sharp. In ehsrKc Of A. n.
Brookes, chief marshaI, tn the follow
ing order: Platoon OF police. Militia.
Washington Camp No. I. Fire de-
psrsmens. Knights Templar. Grand
Army. The Womau's Relief Corps
rhooI children win meet the process
sion at the University grounds. The
grand stand viii te IN the grove In the
northeast part Of the University
grounds. In front Of the stand win Be
msshie monument dedicated % the
unknown dead. Around this usonu-
nent the beautiful memorial service
Of the Grand Army vii he read. The
other services will consist of music,
voral and instrumental, q poem and
addresses. Contributions Of flowers
are solicited. They may be given to
any member OF the Grand Army OF
Woman's Relief Corps, or be left al
the store Of Treen 4 Raymond
G. q. Perkins returned on Friday
from Victoria
Miss Stevens, OF Oakland, California,
Is visiting Miss Blanchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Gsfxert have re.
turned from san Francisco.
Mrs. =. r. C0ombs left BY the Mexico
for brief visit TO California.
Professor Young, superintendent OF
schools OF Tacoma, Is In the city.
Mr.. w. jenkins, OF Whatcom, spent
several days Of last week in the city.
Mrs. Freeman Trask, former resi-
dent Of Seattle, h visiting Mrs. 0. J.
Carr.
Mrs. Burr OF sseilaeoom Is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. y. p. Anderson, Of
this city.
Miss Josie Livingstone returned on
Wednesday from short visit to Little
Skookurb.
Mrs. J. D. Montgomery and children
of Portland are visiting nj the resi-
dcnce Of DIR. Minor.
The ever popular Frank Henry re-
turned on Friday from an extended
visit 20 friends ia Victoria.
Mrs. Joseph Green and Mis-. Hazel
Green have gone To California. where
they will spend the summer.
Mr.. G. b. Reynolds, vice-president
Of the American Secular Union, will
arrive In the city next Wednesday.
Miss Anna Furth, who has been at
tending school ut Oakland, returned on
Friday to spend the summer with her
parents.
Miss May Taylor of Alameda, Cali
fornia, arrived In the city on Thursday
to spend the summer with her sister,
Mrs. Samuel Hunter.
Mr.. VIII Morris, a student Of the
university and n deservedly popular
young man, will In n few days leave
for visit 10 California.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Watson, nc
companied by their daughter. were
passengers for San Francisco by the
Mexico, They go for few weeks
visit 10 California.
Mr.. Morgan Morgans, the Justly pop
uiar superintendent of the Black Dia-
mond mine, spent several days Of last
week In Seattle. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Morgans.
Mr.. Everett Smith left on Thursday
for visit to his parents in Connect
cut. He will stop at Indianapolis and
act as a delegate from Washington
Territory in the national Prohibition
convention.
Mrs. Miller. of Olympia, who has
been residing at Oakland. California,
for several months, expects to return
to the Sound next week. She will be
accompanied by her two sons, who
have been attending school at OAKLAND.
Mr.. George +. Kyle, Of Vancouver,
b. C., IL in the city en- route home
from q trip 10 San Francisco. During
the construction Of the British Column
bia sections Of the Canadian Pacific
railroad by A. Onde.donk Mr.. Kyle
was a portion of the time general sup
erintendent and gained the reputation
Of thorough railroad man and n
splendid executive. He is now extern
sively engaged In the lumber business
and recently employed his wisdom by
investing in Seattle property.