The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-14
PORT TOWNSEND SOCIETY.
Farewell Reeeptian-CoEnpi
Party to Miss Pontias-Per.ousi.

10 Miss
PoKr TOWNSEND, Oct. j.
An the social world assembled at
Red Men hall on wedne sday evening
last. The occasion vas an entertain
ment in the nature OF farewell recep-
ton TO Miss Lillian Miller and Miss
Anna Jones, two Of Port Townsend :
most accomplished and fairest daugh.
tiers. who lett on Friday evening Ter
san Franci co and viii remain during
the winter and add to their many ac-
campsishments by further study at
approved educational institutions.
Those assembled TO saw a formal fare
well were. Miss May Ponsias of seat
tie, Miss Lucy Litt.eiield. Miss Pearl
shaw. Miss Ruby Shaw, Mrs. w. II.
Whiitiesey, Mrs H. l.. Burkett, Mrs.
H. r. Beleher. Mrs. Evans. Mrs.
Fletcher, Miss Morgan, Miss Payne.
Miss Hannah James, Miss Beatrice
James, Miss Noble Brooks, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w. Hastings. Mr.. and MIR.
L. b. Hastings, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Till. Miss May Burkett. Mr.. and Mrs.
X. G. Hill, Mrs. f. W. Jones and
Messrs w. /. Hastings, l.. H. Pontius,
j. A Wood, L. A. LisIey, f. 4. Jago,
A. G. Phillips, r. \. Halter. f. Z.
Penn, Carl Sweeney, ID. :. Hammond.
w. +. Fennimore, Howard Hill and
| others.
N HONOR OF MISS PoSTIrs.
Miss MAY Pontius of Seattle is a
guest OF the Misses Brooks. and on
Monday evening last number oi
| fiends assembled at the residence oil
| Collector Brooks to pay honor to her
presence. Following il q list OF the
participants in the pleasures of the
| evening: Collector and Mrs. Brooks,
Mr.. aud Mrs. III. L. Burkelt. Miss
Lillian Miller, Miss Mol lie Brooks,
| Miss Lucy Iitt!efield, Miss Anna
Jones, Mrs. =. r. Winirode. Mis-
| Mary Burkett, MeSsrs. w. /. LA tings
| A. &. Phillips, +. T.. Jago. L. ".
| Halter, L. A. sisley, +. Il. Penn and
l.. ii. POntius.
| ENGAGEMENT NOTICE.
On Wednesday next, Mr.. Warren I.
/ Hastings, Young and talented att r
ney OF Port Townsend. will he united
| in hymenial bonds with Miss Essie r.
| Cox OF Seattle, AT the residence of the
| bride In his new phase of life Mr.
Hastings will carry with him the
| warmest wishes of his friends. among
whom are numbered the major por-
ton OF Port Townsend's best ci liens.
PERSONAL.
Allen Weir is absent, stump-speak-
ing.
Capt. and Mrs. Biondi are back from
Tacoma.
Mr.. Thomas kirkpatrick was in tewn
last week.
| Mr.. J. F. Sheehan has returned from
| Puyallup.
Adrian Sheehan has returned from
| Puyaslup.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Livermore have
returned 10 this city.
| Mr.. J. ii. Fuerhaeh and family are
home from North Yakima.
+. G. Richards Of the Clarence hotel
| Victoria, was in town Wednesday.
Mr.. Carl Sweeney is no longer con
neeted with +. W. Pettygroye & Co.
pr. ]. c. Weatherby of Kansas CITY
has been in Port Townsend for seyeral
days.
Mr.. Oliver Johnson has left for bis
old home in Norway, to he absent 8
year
Mr.. W. r. Coffroth, late guest o
Mr.. A. II. Wintrode, has returned &
Indiana.
| Capt. ]. G.. BsrstoE. recently o.
Maine, will in the future make hi,
home at Port Townsend.
! Hartman Spaulding and G. W
| Spaulding are recent arrivals to accept
positions In the scientific department
OF the Mountain View Normal College
| II X. and ]. :. I.atimer. two Of the
mort OF en,ry's most popular citizens
have recently purchased the business
OF Mr.. James Jones.
The officers OF the Port Townsend
Glee Club. recently organized. are
President, f. j. Browne; vice pre- /
dent, Warren Carol; secretary, Z. +
! Bailey. treasurer. Mrs. Beal; director,
Prof. Nj sille: pianist, Mrs. Melville.