The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-14

Engraved Initials. last SATURDAY. evfr-
lag Ar- whitney hsa filed the r<ssi-
t5on f<sr Ere years, and resigned iks
order 70 engage IN the extract hefsi.
rssxs- - wed a. IN general insurance
business IN fhis city. Accompanying
The geld wzzca was . complimentary
presentation letter signed By bis
lasznaerous friends among the employees.
who sli nnIte IN wishing him pros
! p<rify IN bis new vocation
BIRTHDAY PAETy.
Miss Emma Carkeek was the re-
eipiert, last Wednesday evening. Of g
birthday party given By her father snd
mother. Mr. and Mrs.. Stephen Car
keek. AZ the family residence on Tensh
isErees. between Stewart and Virginia
streets. Just q few Of the intimate
trends cs the family xere invited
The evening uas most pleasantly
spent, the anusemerxts consisting
mostly Of music, both instrumental
and vocal Ia nature. Il late hour
refreshments were served.
SUCCESSFUL CHURCH SOCIAL
The regular nsonthiy meeting OF the
Young Peoples Society Of Christian
Endeavor Of the II. E. church was
lseld in the church Friday evening.
After the meeting programme re-
plete with pleasing performances was
rendered The remainder of the even
ing. up to the time refreshments were
served, was wfsiIed away IN social con-
I versatiOn. All who attended voted
The entertainment q success, as all the
| entertainments given by this sOcisty
ARE.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. F. j. Barrett, OF Portland, was
/ in town Tuesday.
Mr. @. Davies has returned from his
/ visit 10 California.
Mr.. b. Goldsmith, the Portland
banker. is IN the city
Mr.. Il. w. Mitchell. OF Portland.
/ was in town last week.
/ Mr.. w. A. Peters left last night for
.. brief visit TO San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. VI. Korn left on Thurs
day for an extended Eastern tour.
Capt. W. j.. Bryant and wife re-
turned Friday morning frofn What
dom.
/ Miss NJ. Brooks. Of Port Townsend,
Is ia the city. on visit TO Miss May
pontius.
Ex-Governor Eugene Semple is i'm
town. He talks OF residing perEIsa-
isently here.
Mrs. W. III. Hughes and children
have returned from q three months
! visit in Oregon and California.
! Capt. and Mrs. r. ] Burns left on
the City OF puebta last night for Cali
/ fornia, and viii remain for about three
weeks.
Mr.. James Power arrived from In
diana few days ago and Is now the
guest OF his sister, Mrs John T.
Tweed.
| Miss Jessie Bass and Mrs. Logan, of
Salem, returned yesterday from Port
Townsend. whittier they went come
days since.
Miss Van Wyck. of San Francisco.
who has been spending the winter in
Seattle an the gzsest of Mrs. Pratt,
sailed last night for home.
| Mr.. W. E. Baily left last night by
steamer for San Francisco. He viii
| he absent about three weeks, and will
/ visit Yosemite before returning.
Miss Lizzie Scnrr. OF Roche harbor.
/ a'ho Eas been spending month with
j
/ fllrned Wednesday evening to her
/ home.
| Miss Stanford, Miss Gordan and Mr.
Josiah W. Stanford. Jr., OF Oakland,
Cal, are visiting friends iii Seattle for
few days. They will go 10 Victoria
and Vancouver before returning home.
! Mrs. Judge Burke left for San Fran
cisco on Tuesday. At San Francisco
-. I'LL A. =. L.. H. ~
c. McGilvra. when the two will jour
ney 70 Europe together via Panama
and New York.
| Mr.. ID. NJ Hughes and Mr.. Robert
Williams, of Oakland, Cal, have come
| 10 Seattle with their families to reside
and engage in business. Mr.. Hughes
ii brother OF Mr.. w. II. Hughes and
vas formerly resident of Seattle.
Miss Nellie Little. Of oskaloosa,
Iowa, q niece OF Mr.. III. w. NcSeilI,
OF the Oregon improvement Co.,
reached this city last week. She will
rtsside here permanently, and has
| accepted position in Dir. McNeiii's
Office.
MILITARY AND PERSONAL.
Lieut.. Westhoff. of Company II.
Vancouver. was In the city yesterday
4
| Capt. Fife and Lieut.. Howell. of
Tacoma, were in the city yesterday.
Capt. Fife attended the eourtmartial
Oh Friday evening, and Lieut.. Howell
came TO appear before the examining
board for examination. He passed
successfully.
At meeting of the hoard of officers
OF the First regiment, at the armory
I decided 10 celebrate the centennial
anniversary OF the inauguration of the
I first president of the United States By
grand reception. review, dress pa
ride and presentation OF colors at the
armory. ON Tuesday evening. April
80, ~ which il Is expected the new
governor. Miles G. Moore, and his
staff. With Brighten. Curry and staff.
al Spokane. the officers and members
i OF Company q. Tacoma, and Com
pany IL, Port Biakely. viii be present.
/ A committee consisting of Adjutsnt
W, i. Sharpe. Paymaster X. &. Wash
burn and CommisSary ]. A. Hatfield,
was appointed TO take charge OF the
celebration.
A courtmartiai, consisting of Col.
s. w. Scott. president: Capt w. J.
Fife. of Tacoma: Capt. J. 4. Phillips.
of Pert Blasely: Capt. &. L. +. kel-
logg. secretary. and Capt. +. NJ. Carr,
judge advocate, assembled AZ the
. arfuory Friday evening 20 try Private
Joseph c. Sankey, of Company G.
upon charge OF being absent from
company meetings without leave. and
Sergeant John Anderson, OF Company
I'll. for characterization. Private san
key was found guilty aud was SEN
fenced 10 be dishonorabsy discharged
from the Washington guard. In the
case of Sergeant Anderson. no wit
neSses appearing, no action Was taken.
! However. tie case viii be taken mp
next week Some OF the members OF
/ the hoard seemed Indignant thar Capt.
Charles Hutcheek should prefer
charges against Sergeant Anderson
/ and then not prosecute them.
fUTuRg EVENTS.
I The members OF the " G, T. L are
preparing for their Hover festival
Harrison Legion will give banquet
Thur -day, April Is. IN Turner hail.
/ The members of Seattle Lodge. No.
( 6, !, o g. T., will give pink tea
ssicsal co tire Good TenplArs q Seattle
ana their friends on Monday evening.
April Is, st : O'Clock. IsasiieS attend.
/ ing are requested 70 wear pink ribbon
/ badges, aud 20 bring similar piece OF
/ ribbon I'm an envelope Ali are cor
aaaliy invited to attend At Heiis, hall.
next To Bellevue hotel. North Seattle.
OLYMPIA SOCIETY.