Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-29

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MIS- Mshei BFussF Iefs Monday for
Perfiana. wkeEs sss vii make her hoEns
wifh TIE famaiy Of Mr.. y. 7. BEown VITO
moved fhsse some time AGO. Miss
BFsnsr siIi Be greatly missed - society
circles.
Msjsr !. O. Bsesksngides returned
this wesk from "a extende6 s1si3 10
Washingtou, ID. O. He US aeeompzn-
led 90 tbs retain tsiD By his dauRhtsE,
Miss Lsugs, WHO has been attending
school IL ths Basf.
Frank Gossy BstaKned 10 his school
dates Ct o aklsnd, California, this week.
Mf. A. w. Eagle, 81 Seattle, sDeas last
Snnday With his family IN this city.
Mr.. tEeafics MsAloken. Of Seattle.
vas atasAdipR supreme eozFt and visit
Jog HE parents, Ms. aud Mrs. W. Me-
Mssken, this week.
M. 8. o. Woodrua, Of eseilaooom, vas
10 tbs city Friday.
zHE ooEKEsoE's nEoEPRIos.
Lsres numbers Of fhe towns people
and strangers s0ioEsnipg In the city
took occasion 70 pay their respects 10
The governor and his sister, Mrs. Ames.
st the receptions on the sfter1Gons Of
Tuesday and FRIDAY; bat 80 the grand
reeepiioR Wednesday evening she spa
cis1s mansion Of Captain Pefoigal was
literally filed. Fsazbn's orchestra wzs
present. and added much 70 tho enjoy
ment Of the occasion by rendering while
the guests we're beisg ressiysd, shotee
selections from tie operas, ana after
wards the masie % well known yet nev-
e. grows cid 20 Oigmpians, and 70 which
they love 10 while the merry hours
away IN dancing. There we're more
than 200 people present. all Of whom
seemed 70 enjoy toe occasion 10 tue NJ
Dost.
wKKHT PARTT.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. O. H0FF, gave q
whist party Thursday evening 20 3 few
Ranfiemen. Thoes pFeeent veEs H0n.
Thomas n. BFenis, J. Hamilton Lewis.
W. b. Thompson, r. A. Preston. ex-
Governor Lsvton, Of Nevada. j. 4.
Hayden, 7. n Reed, Captain GiibeEt,
George ID. shannon, william MeMisk-
en-, George A. Barnes. John b. Allen.
Mr.. Pdtchsrd, Of Ooifax. Lssutenent
Almy ard O. B. Bash.
MASONIC DEDEcATIos AT sHELTos.
The nsw Masonic hall ct shsltOn was
dedicated Friday eseninR. There were
present and assisting Oh the oecssi0n,
Grand Master Saith, Of Kalama;
Grand Secretary T. n. Reed; Deputy
GEsnd Master N. 3. Porter; Captain
william MeMioken and other pFomi-
nsnt members Of the oraft from O1ym.
pis and other paris Of she territory.