Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-11
TACOMA SOCIETY.

magnificent homes and splendid par
loss. has been socially speaking. quite
dull since the beginning OF lent, and no
parties, dances, or outdoor sports have
been insnaurated daring the lenter sea-
SOC. II 10 rumored that several en-
gaaemeuts Ia marriage here might be
announced, and II IN suggested that this
might be good time for wedding as
something Ia needed 20 breaktn monet
ouy aud dullness of the hours.
Tue Tacoma, however, has been tbe
exception to the rule. The house has
been crowded With guests aBd the lob
by. halls and psrl0rs have been thrcrg
ed With ladies and gentlemen. Daring
the week several imprompta gatherings
have ecsurrej there in psTlo- A which
always ended With dance or musical
concert. Whist aud euchrs parties In
parlor Ii have also been quite the rage
IN which several Of the sewn's peop.s
have participated.
THE MoLLiSRLLs sgsKrTT.
A benefis will De rendered Tacoms's
bright star Miss Ploresea Mollinelli u.
the opera house tsu0rro9 evening.
Miss MeIlineii will render SONS OF her
fasorlte selections and Mrs. Judge Al
Iyn aud Miss Sears viii sing upon this
occasion. Miss Moiiineiii "a a young
actress OF superior merit in the higher
drama. Tse beaent rendered her 10 in
spprt citation OF. no, only her hiah tai
ent as n1ent res9er aud speaker but
OF herself as q lady. TIE entertain
ment vii. be q public farewell TO Der for
q time as she will immediately there
sstsr ssar. on tour OF The towns and
cities Of Wssbiu eson territory AID Ore
eon where she will give her great dra.
nstic reading entertainment.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Al the residences OF Captain aud X.
Al. Mouotford last Monday evening,
large number Of ladies' and gentlemen
assem- bied tn honor Of the sixteenth
birthdav e Miss Mabel Monutsorj. the
captains ouly daughter. Tbs evening
vas delightfully."- spent by all those
present..
PERSONAL.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Oils Spragus expect to
leave tomorrOv morning for California
where they viii pass mouth or SIX
weeks.
I. Is. Wallace. Jr., cashier of the Pa
oife National bank left yesterday for
Washington. ID. e., where he sss gone
to sse bis hrsthsr. Hugh Wallaes. VIII }
Is 9aite ~ IN ths. city. Dir. Wallzce
will be stsent abaa. ST weeks.
Mrs. Turner ia making her home at
the residence of Mr. and Ars. Tyler
during their absence In San Pfsncisco.
Ja6ee Ssars left on Friday for Hepp.
Ger. Oregon. xhere be will remain sboat
ten days sn legal business.
Gen. and Mrs. Iyusr of Fargo, Ds-
kots, are 8; The Tacoma, where shey
will remain shout q month. The gen
ersi is ~riting up the conn.Ey for TIE
Psosser Press OF St. P4Gi.
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. ID. 1.ier Jeff Oh
Thursday morning last for a ten days'
trip TO SAP Francisco.
Harry Frank who has been 10 San
Francisco for cJ1pls ng Enoashs re-
Turned to Tscoms tuesday evening.
Captain Cnsriss s. CisreT has snoy.
ed frau bis .essaeBse ga 4 ssrsst TO hts
Temporary abode near tee ssrainsrt.
Tbs captain sii soon begin the con.
stEncsiou Of 4 rev hosse spsa his prop.
esty.
Frank CLARK. formerly clerk in ]. NJ.
Backlss's aaaes, g ne9 employed Q the
affsSe Of CsTgsin Clancy. part espssin
for the OregoE ksiissy & Navigation
sougAny.
IL Governor Daniels, az Ilaho terri
tory. who ass beea residing IN kias
co1niy ter nearly year yass has ne
moved TO Iaconas 10 locate.
lie Misses Saith os Seattle passed
fs~ days issi week at Iae TRaoms-
George Browne, = praEninanf Eastern
e4nker sad capitalist, sfsiYea a; The
rscoci2 tsx days ago, an5 ~ili pass
s1fss tins here.
Mss smlsa, OF Portland. hss hseu
osaEisns st The fheans feE tea fays.
Hss friends. Mrs. Hodge and NrS hob
eTtsoa. hsye rsfafned g. f0rsisud.
Usorge II. Issesli. wss fer ire cast
fsa years ess hssB living IS Astoria.
oresn, rsforued = fec days Aeo sza
wtsi make si& bNras wsA his PARENTS
here, scd engage u ezsiusss IN The ssss
Aasrss Gross. sho sAs h<ea &c Oali
fcsnis fss ths gsst sDsEtn. IS sxpee.s.t
a. return exsiy sAs. seSk