The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-26

~ AtuaAlD-l we're Miss klek4rt. Misses
dhomas, Miss May Randolph. Mis-
srasford, Miss Blanche Mills. Mis-
sophie Sutherland, Miss Belle Cas-.
miss Martin. Miss Palmer. Mis- Percy.
OF Portland; Mr.. and Mr.. J. A. Could
ana hessrs. ]. A. Campbell. I. stewart.
y Iarfer, q. j. Smith. III. 3. Lind
Wiiiiam Shepherd, ]. Brown, ". G.,
Dlckenson, ID. b. Ewing. r spencer.
=. ID Nckeen, i. Brengan. W. l..
Lowman. DIR. j. b. EagIe~orl. L. n
Carpenter. 7. shotweIi, Frank McRae.
J. B. Markham. 4. Hopkins. J. Over
W A. sutherland. T. Van Tobel and
Charles w. Austin.
LADIES LYNCH Party.
On Friday Mrs. Boone gave an ele-
CANT luncheon at her home on Seventh
street as complimentary attention to
Miss I.ottie Stout Of Portland and
Miss Lizzie McFadden Of Olympia.
who were her guests during the week.
Those invited to meet the young Ia
dies we're: Mrs. Hoge, Mrs. warbass.
Mrs. Engle, Mrs Reed, Mrs. Gregory.
Mrs, Grant. Mrs. Kiock. Mrs. Mae
auisky, Miss George. Miss Sorah Dem
ny and Miss Foster. Miss Stout and
Miss McFadden left for Olympia BY
the steamer Hassalo. Saturday after
noon.
At EEvExNA PARK
The families-of Messrs. II. II. Lewis.
Ed. l.. Terry and j. G. Scurry are
taking an outing at Revenna Park.
where they have been for more than a
week. The gentlemen come into
town daily 10 attend 70 business affairs.
and return 70 the park evenings
PROM ss0oUALNTE.
Mr.. III. l.. fesler and a number OF
friends left Seattle for SnoauaImie
fails. Wednesday morning. By the Sc
attic. Lake shore & Eastern railway
and returned last evening. They re-
port having had a most ENJOYABLE
time. The members Of the party were
- J. Yesler, Geo. Foster. Miss
Minnie eagle. Miss Vida eagle, Miss
Naylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Naylor Of Sc
attic: Chas. 4. Hochstetler. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hochstetler, Geo. H. Loomis,
Miss Anna Roberts OF Kansas City
Mr.. and Mrs. s. J.. Hochstetler and
Miss Celia Burgest. Nebraska City.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. Z. A. strout returned yesterday
from business trip b Portland.
Mrs. Russell, a prominent w. &. T.
L. worker OF Maine. is in the city.
Mr.. ]. +. Hoten returned from a two
weeks camping and fishing expedition.
Mr. Josiah Collins, Jr., left last
night for l0-,lays' trip TO St. Louis,
Mo.
Miss Lucy Littleheld. Of Port Town
send Is visiting Mrs. Frank III. Wins
low.
Miss Jennie Jackson of Victoria is
visiting Miss Cochran OF North Sc
attic
Mrs. W. +. Schricker and daughter
OF La Conner are visiting friends in
the city.
Mrs. z. singerman spent few days
last week visiting Mrs. Col. kaufma.
of Tacoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Elliott of Man
chester are visiting Mr.. W. 4. Dick
ey's family.
Mrs. II. l.. Bates left, Wednesday,
for two weeks visit with friends In
Portland.
Miss Phillips OF Olympia, is visiting
the family OF Mr.. II. e.. Strive, ON
Second street.
Mr.. J. Hamilton Lewis returned last
week from three weeks trip through
the British provinces.
Miss Laura A. Hamlin has returned
from a pleasant fortnight's sojourn
among friends at kentou.
Mrs. Litchheld and daughter. of
salem. are visiting the family OF Mr.
". T. Wilson. in north Seattle.
Miss Maggie Mckinney, who has
been visiting in san Francisco for the
past two months, Is on her way home.
Mr. A. W. Craig, prominent bust
ness man OF Napa, Cab, arrived in the
city last week With a view Of locating
here.
the First National bank - Jewell city,
Kansas. and family. are spending a
few days ia the city
Rev Elliott ". Brown, pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church, returned
last week from a pleasant iertnight's
vacation in the Nhatcom country.
Mrs. J. f. Boyer and daughter. Miss
Imoreue Bower, together with Mrs.
W. IL Upton Of Msila Nalla, were in
the city last week for day, en- route
for Banif springs.
Rev. Ernest {. smith, a Unitarian
divine Of Augusta, Maine. has ac.eS.1,sss-
ell a call 10 the pulpit OF the First
Unitarian church 81 Seattle. and IS az
present 10 the city.
Mrs. Capt Selden and Miss Lottic
Sel,leu. together with her sister, re-
turned last week from WILDLY island.
where they have spent a pleasant
week visiting friends.
Mrs. W. J. blackwell with Der little
daughter left Saturday morning for
Boston, where she viii visit relatives
and friends. They will be absent from
the Queen City aboat four months.
Mr.. }. Il. SHELTON al Minneapolis,
Kansas. aud Mr. H. I. Chase, Of To-
peka. Kansas. are in the city pros
rceting. Mr. Chase is connected
with the staff of the Topeka Capitol
Mr.. Peter Watson. late supeTiu;cn-
dent 81 the London Car Wheel works,
London, Ontario, arrived in the city
last week. Mr. Watson brought his
family with him, aud thinks he VIII
make seattle his home.
Mr.. ard Mr.. Charles r. HoCks,eiler
tNA hhHNAn ~ 49, ~ ft--'afr
II. 4. Yeslcr. Mr. Hocsstetler has
been for some yearS general agent for
the Travellers Accident Insurance
Company at Kansas City.
Mrs. c. :. Benjamin, Nho has been
re,idinx for the past year with her
son ln-law. e.. f. Ward. retained e.
her home last week In Fresno, Cal.
Mrs. BENJAMIN cortemplates rem0y-
ing Is Seattle in the spring
Mrs. sarah Nan Allen and Master
Duncan ani Magee Ellsworth, Who
have been visiting Mr. and Mr.. Elsen
smith for the past tWo months. LETT
SATURDAY via the Canadian Pacific Tor
their hortc in western New YORK.
Mrs. NJ. ;. storey, = popular memo
soprano Of Montrcal, Canada, = visit
ing e faulty a Mr., J X. Mcdonald,
No. 1859 second street. Mrs. storey
has decided T. reside here and prom
iscs 20 be a pleasing addition - the
circles o. musicians
here.
SORTS.
"Wednesday evening the closing eS-
erclsss al ChSutaUgus Beach were vs.
ited be A small Yacht party compo>ssst
OF Mr.. VI. :. storey. Mr.. III. TaE-
Ior. Mrs J. NJ. Celman, Miss Ala
a.earre. Miss F1len Wilder, AessTs.
J. NJ. Goldman. Arson Burweh. {. r.
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