The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-03

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Nj. and Mrs- WEBSTER marriage
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present were 1r. and Ms. Robinson
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cruise about Whidby island They ex-
pert 70 return this evening
rlKksAsT Party
Nessrx- WIN r. Morris, and ] A:
kellogg gave party 70 their scnoos
friexds a the residence Of Mrs. i -
W. shelton. on Friday evening Music
and games furnished the entertain
menf If the occasion The gathering
vas in every respect > most enJoyaoae
one.
FKRsnyAL Syrn or fyrERKHr-
Mis- Mary NagjIl, Of Virginia, Is
visiting Mrs. Whittiesey.
Mis- Alice Hayden. Of Olympia IL
visiting Miss Ferry, Of this city,
Mr.. Peter Kirk, Of Kirkland, made
q flying trip TO Tacoma last week
Mrs. Fo~s and her son, r. 3. Briscoe.
leave to-day for visit to Arkansas-
J. b. Hoxg. leaves to-day for a visit
to his home at Connelsviile. Pennsyi-
vania.
DIR. r. T. Minor left on Saturday
morning for . tour Of the Eastern
states.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gregory re-
turned Wednesday for short Wit to
Tacoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. !. Wadlcigh. Of
San Francisco. are spending few
days in the city.
Miss Forbes. Of Tacoma. and Miss
Hayden. OF Olympia, are the guests Of
Mrs. 7. NJ. Reed.
Captsin De Wolfe, Mrs. De Wolfe
and Miss De Wolfe are expected home
in about two weeks
Mr.. John A. whalley, leaves this
morning for = months visit to his
parents in California
=. 7. Powell returned on Monday
from New York. where he has been
attending medical college.
Miss Annie Hiltbruner. Of Memphis,
Tennessee, Is visiting her sister Mrs.
Y. T. Holden OF this city.
Mrs.. q. II. Hebron returned on
Friday from Tacoma, where she was
the guest Of Mrs. w. ID. Tyler.
Mr.. =. l.. Crawford. Of the local stan
OF the P0sr-iSrELLIGEScER, leaves this
morning for flying visit TO San Fran
cisco.
General Horace Porter. n gentleman
eminent in various walks OF life.
spent portion OF the past week in
Seattle
W. A. Dickey left yesterday for a
visit 10 the eastern states He will be
accompanied ON his return by his two
sisters
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Winslow ex-
pect to remove to their new residence,
corner Madison and Eleventh streets.
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Leigh Hunt and Master Henry
Hunt returned on Wednesday from
Snoquslmie, where they had been for
several weeks.
Z. Victor Biglow returned Monday
from Yale Theological Seminary.
where he has been pursuing his studies
for the past year.
Charles II. Baker leaves to-day for a
short visit to Chicago. His friends as
sert that when he returns he will be
accompanied by Mrs. Baker.
Fred Carkeek, youngest brother Of
NJ j., Steven and William Carkeek,
arrived in Seattle on Thursday, from
Rednnth, Cornwall, England, with the
intention of remaining.
The friends OF Mrs. J. d. Losman
will he pleased to learn that she has
almost entirely recovered from the ef-
fleets OF the fail which she sustained at
Snoqualmie She will, however. re-
main at that delightful resort some
weeks longer.
John r. Carrere and J. II. Robinson,
representing the st. Paul Pioneer
Press and other eastern papers. are in
the city, and will go out on the Seattle,
Lake shore & Eastern railroad to-day.
They reached the Territory about
March I. and expected to remain
about three weeks. hut now expect
that the limit Of their time will reach
Ms many months.