The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-01

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Mrs. Thomas ~ Prosch. at GIL Ninth
sfrnet. The dasrent branches Of she Prosch
family were present and an enioTzhse
ThanksEiTsns Was spent. In the esesaing
numher Ct che Htsie friends Of Miss Eaith
Proe<h gathered and helped her celebrate
in royal style her tsnth birthday annser-
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rEssER rAErT-
Mrs. L. I. Turner gave . THANKSGIVING
dinner party 20 numher Of friends At
.Evy Cottage, On scventA street These
At the table were. Rev. and Mrs. Elliott
". Brnwn. Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Turnar,
Mss M4ry =. England. Miss Ellen D.
Patton. Mr.. George ]. Smith. Mr. A. W.
Young.
coxTse FESTIVITIES
The brotherhood Of Painters and Decor
ators viii gfve their drst annual ball ct the
Arm0zy Friday evening. December Is.
The Young Men's HehreH Association is
perfecfing arrangements for q masquerade
party. 20 BE given IN their new hall, III the
near future.
The leEserEarrieFs OF the city are making
elaborate preparations for their Christmas
eve ball. The Battalion hand has been en-
gagged for the occasion, and the carriers
propose to make their Grsf party . glitter
ing success.
The young people OF the First Methodist
Episcopal church viii give . series of en-
serfainments Thursday. Friday and Sat-
ursiay evenings OF this week, az the Armorv.
A large number Of weli-known local artists
viii participate
The next Waaona Club party will be
given on "Wednesday evening, December 1.
az Turner haH. The event Is looked for
ward 20 9Th genuine pleasure By these
who aftgaded the initial party. The men,
bers OF the cinb are requested TO call on
Mr.. III. Y. v. Bean, at First National
bank. and procure admission cards.
The second grand pipe organ recital viii
Be given IN the auditorium Of the First
Methodist Episcopal church. on Friday
evening. Dec. Is. The best talent in the
Northwest has been engaged and another
delightful musical evening is anticipated
By the lovers Of artistic music. The recital
is under the very competent management
Of Mr.. Alexander ". Craig.
The ladies OF Trinity Guild are making
extensive arrangements for their Christ
mas bazaar 10 be held st the Armory De
cember IL and L. Many articles suitable
for gifts for young and old will be on sale.
An entertainment viii be given each even
ing, in which the best musical talent In the
city sill participate 4 feature, also viii
be an exhibition of the Dalsarte movements
by Miss Pratt and her class in costume.
PERSONAL
AIRS. G. 3. Shafner is convAlescent from
recent severe illness.
Mr.. Duncan 0'Hsra has returned from
Minneapolis with his bride.
Mr. and Mrs +. Byers, of Randolph, n.
T., are guests OF friends IN this city.
Miss Ewing, Of the University. spent the
Thanksgiving holidays with relatives At
Kent
Mrs. r. S. Hawthorne. of Portland, is the
guest Of hrs. Beriah Brown. on Seventh
street.
Miss Henrietta Failing, Of Portland Is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. ]. Hunt, at
the Rainier.
Mr.. George g. Mills. Of the land ofEics,
ate Thanksgiving turkey at his old home
In Olympia
Mr.. 7. II. Reed. r.. register of the land
Office. spent Thanksgiving day with friends
at Olympia.
Rev. Dilsorth and family, recently Of
VAskon island. are now living ct IS Ash
street. this city.
Mr.. and Mrs.. A. ]. Ross and Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Odell. Of Spokane Falls,
are Waiting In the city.
Rev. George H. Watson, who has been
sojourning in California for the benefit Of
his health for three months past, returned
home during the week
Miss Blackman, Of Snohonish, who Is
attending the University in this city, spent
Thanksgiving day as home.
Miss Henrietta @. Moore, the w. c. 7.
IT. lecturer, retained to Seattle Wednes-
day from tour Of the sound.
Mr.. W. J. Cranhs and brfbe returned
Sunday from their wedding tour 20 British
CoEumhia. They are stopping temporarily
st the Rainier.
Mrs C. Fl. Cove, of the Portland High
school, and one OF the brightest educators
in Oregon. Is in the city, the guest Of Miss
Julia E. Kennedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. T. Bowman. Of Spring
field, o., who have been visiting friends In
this city during the past two weeks. started
Thursday for their home IN the East
While the British men-of-war, Champion
and Acorn. we're IN the harbor, several Of
their officers were handsomely entertained
at the Rainier cinb and Rainier hoteI.
Hon. George D. Shannon and wife and
Miss Jennie Young. Of Olympia. were the
guests Of Major and Mrs J. r. Hayden.
the past week They left Thursday morn
ing 10 visit different points Of interest on
the Sound. accompanied by Mr.. Amos
Brown and family, Of this city.