The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-28

Card games. checkers and crokonole
were also engaged in. and the hours
sped merriiy until II 30 p. m. when
refreshments were served Those
present on the occasion were
Mrs. I. Lyle, Mrs Louise Lsyba,
Mrs. Mcknight, Miss Cora CORN
ley. Miss Iva Gormiey. Nsss
Minnie Burke, Miss Nellie Burke. the
Misses jain, Miss Belle Kills Miss Jose.
Miss Nola Cowden. Miss Mamie Nee
ger, Miss May Mott, Miss Maud
Cfamer, Miss Emma Case, Miss Ma
ME Mcknight, Miss MoIlie Mcknight.
Miss Emma Ulin, Miss Bessie Pres
colt, Hesars- 3. c. McKnight. Ben
keagie. Louie Steve, Eric Tin. N.
Morgan, Geo. w. Crane, Victor Rot.
,. r. Mcknight, ". PEBBLES, w. Car
roll, A. G. MeAuly. VIM. Moran.
Matt Gormley, Geo. Wood, James Ne
knight. A. c. Mcknight.
prxxrR PARTY.
a dinner party was given by Mr..
and Mrs. James A. Carey at their resi-
dence on Tenth street, Wednesday
evening last, It being their sixth we'd
ding anniversary Music and cards
served to while away pleasant even
ing. The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Q. W. Lynch. Mr.. and Mrs. D. Davies.
MT. and Mrs. Griffith Davies, Miss
Smith. Miss Lottic Osborn, DR.. II. A.
Smith, Mr.. James x. Boutwell,.
ALETHKxosEAS SOCIETY.
The AIethenencan Literary Society
held its quarterly slection on FRIDAY.
when the following officers were
elected: President, Fannie L. Chur-
chill; vice-presidenf, AdeiIa Parker
secretary. Wilson Brooks; treasurer.
Il. +. WELDON: marshall, j. A. Kellogg.
HreHEs-THoNAs.
The residence Of Mr.. Harry Thomas
OF Black Diamond, was the scene OF q
happy gathering Monday evening last,
the occasion being marked by the
determination OF the marriage ties be-
tween Mr. Richard Hughes. of Black
Diamond. and Miss Jennie Thomas,
of Scranton, Pa. The ceremony was
performed BIZ the Rev. Mr.. Jones.
after which q bounfeous wedding
supper was partaken of by the invited
guests. Those present we're: Mr..
David Jones. Mrs TurnbuIl, Mrs.
tAO~tA sC4AAlA1s BITE uDtlsA~ Iluk1f-.
Mrs. VIM. Hughes, Miss Maggie
Roberts. Miss Turnbuli. Miss Narv
Owens. Miss Anna Thomas, Miss
Mella Thomas, Miss Sadie Thomas.
Mr.. John G. Jones, Mr.. Evan Evans,
Mr.. Coburn.
LIBBY-sREEx.
At the residence OF Mr.. +. G. Tubbs.
Seattle, October 81, Mr.. Frank Z.
Libby and Miss Mary f.. Green, both
|of Seebeck, Kitsap county, were
joined in marriage by Rev. John +.
Damon. There were present as wit
nesses: Mr.. Winfred Green and Miss
Nellie Holgate, who did the honors OF
groomsman and bridesmaid, Mrs. Lii
lie G. Beaulieu, Mr.. aud Mrs. r. G.
Tubbs and Master Claude Tubbs.
Later in the evening a number of
friends attended reception in honor
| OF the event.
PERSONAL.
DIR. Carlyon OF Olympia was in the
city Thursday.
DR.. F. S. Lewis of Port Angeles was
visiting friends in this city during the
week.
Mr.. q. c. Phinney and family left
Middleton, Nova Scotia, Wednesday
for their home in this city.
| Mr.. and Mrs. X. W. Jones and Mrs.
Thompson OF Columbia, OAK. arrived
Friday, and viii make Seattle their
future home.
| Mr.. f. A. Bell, who attends to the
Oregon Improvement Company's coal
interests in this city, returned from a
trip to San Francisco Tuesday.
Mr.. Geo. Carter, secretary of the Y.
NJ. G. A. of this city. Is spending his
vacation, accompanied by Mrs. Carter
in Victoria, Il. G. They will return at
the end OF the month.
Mrs. Sarah +. Hall and her daugh-
Iter-in-law, Mrs. Walter A. Hall. left
for San Francisco by the overland
route Thursday morning. They will
visit friends in that city and in
Southern California,
NOTES.
The Ladies' Relief Society will give
their second annual charity bali
Wednesday, November IA.
! The ladies OF the Plymouth Con-
gregational church will serve luncheon
on election day at the Boston block.
The Young Peoples Society OF
Christian Endeavor, connected with
evangelical churches in the city, will
meet at the Baptist church, Fourth
street, this evening at 5:i5 o'clock.
The leader will be appointed for the
occasion from the Methodist Protest
ant church.
An attractive social was given Fri
day evening at the residence of Mr.. G..
4. Abbott, on the corner of Jackson
and Market streets, under the auspices
of the ladies of the Jackson Street
Mission Sunday school. An impromtu
programme was arranged for the oc-
casion and contributed largely TO the
company's amusement.