The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-18

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SOCIETY soTEs-
The Progressive Whist Club held its Srst
meeting Of the season on THURSDAY even
lag 81 tae residence Of Mrs Frank Hack
NAB. The eaH5 is eoE1po-ed exclusively OF
married folks ard aff5rs1s q pieaszrabie
entertainment for the winter EVENING"
At the close Of ghe season Il is iussrs-ed 70
award prizes both 70 the best AID BOBBY
players. thus stimulating careful aften-
ton Throughout the sessioas- Among those
yrcsfaf GA THURSDAY evening we're Nj.
AID Mrs o. T. CrossEna1- Mr. and Mrs.
George Alien. Mr. and Mr. z sutton. Mr.
ard Mrs. L. G. Ferguson. Mr.. and Mrs A.
BiaekEen ald Mr.. and Mrs Il. c. Petit
Lawn crsquef - q popular pastisne AZ
present Evening gatherings a. the resi-
deDee OF Mrs Z II. Elweil are common
aad the game interesting The good weather
thus far, this month. has permitted eonSId-
cradle indulgence IN pleasure OF this kind.
Mrs Dr Starr and Miss Hattie Ault. are
each finishing bsausifnl oil painting Of
at Rainier.
NJ and Mrs. u. ". wright Of Seattle.
hare been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. 9. q.
England this week
Miss Helen Martin, recently returned
from Hoasiaia. IL visiting her sister. Mrs
:. Nesfel of this place
NOTES
The new photograph gallery opened asst
week.
Rev. r. 2. Brooks returned from the "
z. conference at seattle on THURSDAY
l. II. Eypher Is building q new barn
n0rlh % the u e church
The Democratic county convention meets
today.
Carpenters are constructing the sfeepie
OF the new Catholic church
Church interest il greatly iRcreasi. e IN
Sn0houish- Is noted by the attendance al
the weekly prayer meetings.
Thinkers are being cut for the new bridge
aeross frs; street.