The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-24

nv armoey On ~ evening" II July |
Ind. This VII be the opening Of ~
new armory. although the formal
opxninx viii ngs tahe r1nce until the
evening Of Juiy eth. fhe Isdy friends
81 The regiment yin prepare . supper
for the former 0crzs5Un and there Is
every indication that The event viii BE-
. notable one
nsEEx1s-naxKK
The frsf nsasrinonial alliance IN the
ranks u the Salvation Army Of Seat
sIe. was celebrated IN . quiet uzy It
the rrxisienee Of the ofzfciafing clergy
man. John r. Damon, on the evening
Of June gisf. and Eas witnessed By >
| few Of their fellow reiij<rx and their
! friends M. Edxarsi Roberts and Mis-
Mary Baker fhas become uesfded- and
While they double their JOYS, VII con-
sinue 70 cast their divided care and
sofro. UPON One Who czreth for them
rax SENATE IIsxaKY SOCIETY
Al . meeting OF the Senate Literary
and Debating Society he'd on last fri-
| das evening IN Browns pavilion new
consultation was adopted 90 take the
place Of the enc destroyed In the cen
| trail school house. and the following
officers were elected.
President 3 l.. Waltz.
| Vice President Frank Copp-
Secretary Florence stoweii-
| Treasurer Allie Bsrthoiemew.
Assistant Secretary and Treasurer
Roliie Andrews
Editor - Howard Waltz.
Marshal Hugh llang<ton.
| Doorkeeper - Arthur Lynn.
It Eas also decided 20 give. in the
near future. an entertainment at which
viii be presented programme Of more
than ordinary merit. A number OF
the grsduafes OF the high school have
been preparing for this entertainment
for some time, and the public viii
doubtless be highly grasified at the re-
suit Of their efforts
srKyRisE PAErY.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given Miss Loftie scott last evening 1T
the residence Of her parents at the
corner OF Seventh and Pine streets.
The evening was very pleasantly spent
| ia games and other amusements.
Among those present we're Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott. Mr.. r. n. Scott, the Misses
Lottie Scott, Edna Scott, Jennie
Houghfon, Kate jain, Cora Gormley,
Iva Gormley, Lizzie Spray. Edith Me-
Craw, Nellie Hansen. Lillian Bigelow,
Maggie Burke Mamie Burke. and
Messrs. Geo Starfup. stetson, Bowers.
Enoch Wood. Wilson, Benz keagle.
Tuck, spray, Bridges. Holcomb, Me-
Combs and Mccauley.
| DINNER PARTY.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Lynch enter
tanned few OF their friends at dinner
ON Friday at their residence on the
corner OF Tenth and Stewart streets.
There we're present Captain and Mrs.
DeWolfe, Judge and Mrs. Jacobs, Mr..
and Mrs. Carey. Mrs. Munroe, Miss
| Lynch, Miss Mathilda Lynch, Miss
Jacobs. and Miss Mary Bradley, of
Oakland.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Miss Grace Merritt, of San Francisco,
is visiting Mrs. +. J. Burns.
Mrs. +. c. Hanfori Is at Snoqual-
mie
| Hon. Eugene Garfield went to Mt.
Vernon yesterday.
| Mr.Thomas Ewing. OF San Francisco.
is registered at the Grand Pacific,
Chicago.
| Mr.. $. W. Wall. OF Tacoma, who
spent several days Of last week in Sc-
attic. returned to his home on Friday.
| Misses Mamie and Hattie Bray en-
ltertained nuiSber of their friends at
their home on Pike street, last even
ing.
Mr.. Peter Kirk has removed with
family from Tacoma to his home on
Lake Washington.
Mr.. William Howe, OF San Francisco,
has been visiting friends at Port Blake
| iy for a couple OF days. After spend
ing day or NO in Seattle he will re-
torn to san Francisco BY way of Port
land.
Miss Dean, OF San Francisco, is WIS.,
iting Mrs. Maurice McMicken.
Miss McCracken, who has been
spending couple OF weeks with Miss
Struve. left for her home in Portland
| this morning.
| Mr. John Gibbon, of Vancouver, was
in the city during the week.
Miss Maud Burr, who has been Wis
iting on the schooner Earnest at Bur
rows bay, passed through Seattle last
Wednesday on her way 10 her home
Steilacoom.
DR. j. r. Beardsley, OF Tacoma, was
| in the city during the week.
Charles Drake, of Aberdeen. FORM
eriy OF Grand Rapids. Michigan, was
in the city during the week.
George W. Tibbetts and wife, of
Gilman, were in the city during the
week.
Ralph Hopkins, of this city, is visit
ing at Olympia.
Miss Rosa Sheehan, of Port Town
send, is visiting Mrs. NJ. ). Booth, OF
this city.
Mrs. W. ID. 0'Toole left on Tuesday
for sterling on the skagit river to
spend the summer.
The Misses Kate, Ellen and Mary
Roberts, OF Black Diamond, are in the
city.
Mrs. Stillwell and Miss Stillwell. of
Blakeley, were in the city during the
week.
Miss Evans and Miss Laura Altman,
OF funsxertaeyney, PENNSYLVANIA, are
The guests oi Mr.. aud Mrs. John r.
Mitchell. OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Gottig and the
Misses Gottie, of san Francisco, who
have been, spending "a few weeks in
Seattle, iefs on the Umatilla for their
home.
Mr.. Edward Kruse and his daugh-
ter, Miss kruse. of San Francisco, left
on the tmatilia fer their home.
Mrs. Lieutenant Mayo, of the
schooner Earnest. IL visiting Mrs.
Judge Hoyt.
Lieutenant II. +. Mayo passed
through the city las; week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fairwcather are visit
ing In the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spaulding, en- roate
from Portland To their home ut Apple
Tree coye,spcnt yesterday in Seattle
Mrs. A. f. McCulsky and her daugh-
ter, Lassie. left yesterday for their
ho,e in Portland.
Mr.. q. W. Hunt. the well known
railroad contractor is in the city.
Prof, X. G. Kerr, principal of the
Walia Walla public schools, arrived
here last evening and viii remain
couple of weeks.
Circumstances Alter Cases.
knew girl named Mary Carly.
Who. the poor. was hale and hearty
She used TO wear a gineham gown
And took my mother washing down
lsut row she's making quite stir.
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