The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-27

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whasles. Kellogg, Baker, Rrengan, Coch
ran and Dnds-
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The residence Of Mr. and Mrs William
Hammond, in North Seattle. was the Scens
of very pretty wedding prrty the -
inst. Mr.. Frank w. Cottevil and Mis-:
Katharine A. Hammond. both OF this eisy
we're united IN marriage by Rev. 1iarf
Davis. after which . surnrtunus repast was
psy1zkeu Of Later in 1he evening the
happy couple took their departure for an
adjoining dwelling which had been fitted
up for their occupancy previous TO theii
wedding. After arriving there they were
the recipients of very spirited charivari,
rendered them BY many friends.
MISS wISsoa's Party.
On Friday evening Miss Bessie Winsor
entertained few of her University friends,
at her fathers residence on sixth street.
The early part of the evening was pleas
ansiy spent in q sociai pasfimes. and, after .
delicate luncheon was served. dancing
was INDUCED in till midnight, when all de-
parted TO their homes. feeling more than
satisfied with the evening spent Those
present we're: Mr.. and Mrs. r. Winsor,
IT,. Miss May Calvert. Miss Minnie Pelton,
Miss Hattie Proctor. Miss Edith Black
man. Miss Maud Holden, Mr. ]. B. Win
sor, Mr.. w c. Morris, Mr.. Horace Turner,
Mr. Frank Noble and Mr.. ]. A. kellogg.
ENTERTAINED IN North SEATTLE.
Colonel and Mrs. Charles NJ Anderson
entertained few friends very pleasantly
last Saturday evening, at their home IN
North Seattle. the occasion being the first
monthly anniversary of their marriage.
The evening was devoted TO newmarket.
music and social conversation, and most
enjoyable time was had by all present.
The participants were: Colonel and Mrs.
Charles NJ. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. o. p.
Anderson. Mrs. Sullivan, Miss Sutherland.
Miss Lizzie Ferry. Miss Maud Burr. Mr..
George e. Mills and Mr.. Nelson Nc
Pherson.
aLETHEUoSRAy ELECTION.
The AletheuEean society held its quar-
terly election Friday afternoon, with the
following result: Presidtdt. Mr. r.
Mickles: vice president. Miss Lulu Thomp-
son; secretary, Kiss Winnie Ewing; treas
Josie Short; marshal. Mr.. Hugh Laugh
ton. The following standing committees
were appointed by the president: Finance
Miss Adella Parker, Mr.. Gowen and Miss
Emma White. Programme Mis- Maud
Parker, Miss Grace Catch and Mr.. j. A.
kellogg.
FAREWELL RECEPTION NEXT WEDNESDAY.
The members OF the ~. C. T. T. will ten
der Mrs. ]. Z. Ludlow and Miss Clara l.
Hough, farewell reception at the residence
of Mrs. II. 4. Handsaker, on Third street.
next Wednesday evening Mrs. Ludlow
starts for Japan the last OF the week, where
she will enter the missionary work, and
Miss Hough, who is treasurer of the w. C. T.
c. leaves about the same time for her old
home in Chicago, where she will spend the
winter. Friends of the ladies and of the
w. G. T.. {. and the Y. w. C. T. U. are
cordially invited to attend.
SURPRISE PARTY ON TENTH STREET.
A surprise party was given at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. J. NJ. Thompson on Tenth
street Wednesday evening. in honor of the
twenty-seventh birthday anniversary of
Mr.. Frank J. McCombs. 4 few very pleas
ant hours were spent in dancing, after
which refreshments were served The
party broke up at an early morning hour
with many pleasant remembrance of the
evenings enjoyment.
PLEASANT WHIST PARTY.
On Thursday evening Miss Emma Coch-
ran entertained a number of friends at
whist. A very pleasant evening was highly
enjoyed by the guests These present
were: Miss Nixon. Miss Ketchum, Miss
Ollie Ketchum. Miss Lizzie Cox. Mr.. Frank
Sstssfh De- r
Parke, Mr.. Nixon, Mr.. J. T. Cochran and
Mr.. Durham.
TIE C. C. CLUB.
The ladies of the c. c. Club met at the
house of Mrs. W. Marshall Shaffner, ION
Third street, Friday afternoon. very
pleasant afternoon was spent, the subject
of study being the slaughter of the Sui
tors" from the Odyssey. The next meeting
will be held at the residence of Mrs Con.
ant, corner of Tenth and Columbia streets.
IN NEW QUARTERS.
The Young Mems Hebrew Association
will move into their new hall, in the Fort
louis building, corner of Commercial and
Main streets next Monday Extensive
opening of the hall.
tNNiNG sttIAL EVENT.
Cards were issued the first of the week
for party to be given Mrs. NJ. V.B.
Stacy. at her home corner Eleventh and
Madison street, tomorrow (Monday) even
ing. 1t will be social event.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. l.. Reinig has returned from a visit
to Chehalis county.
Dr. and Mrs. Nj. L. Jameson, OF Sehome.
are stopping at the seagrave.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. d. Reed, well known
residents of Chicago, are stopping at the
Weed.
Mr.. ]. E. Hogg. chief engineer of the
Port Townsend Southern, spentlast Friday
in the city.
Sheriff John II. McGraw and Auditor
W. K. Forrest are expected home from
Salt Lake City, today.
Mrs. Jane Gallagher and daughter. Miss
Nellie, left Wednesday for a short visit
with friends at S,eiIacoom.
Ex-Governor Eugene Semple, who is now
engaged in running bis sawmin at Van
couver, was in Seattle yesterday.
The family of Mr. William Hainsworth
the steel manufacturer, have arrived from
Pennsylvania and will reside in this city.
Mr.. g. T. Conoyer. OF the frm Of Cray-
ford 4 Conoyer who has been in San
Francisco during the last two weeks. is ex.
peeted home tomorrow.
Miss Fannie l.. Churchill, after spending
several DAYS in Seattle visiting friends and
former schoolmates, returned 10 her home
in snohomish last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. p Walter. Miss M.hal