The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-15

Mrs. Tamis y. Campbell. Mrs. OTIS
SpraEue. Mrs. Frederick Motel, Ms
T. u. Thomas and Mrs. George Browne
Among those present we're. Miss Brel.
Kiss Dslprzt. Miss Paddock, Miss Wood
rna. Miss Hove, Miss Gertrude Desprat,
Mss Helen WoodraH. Miss Niece. Miss
neriskson, Miss Stewart. Mss Forbes, Miss
Hall and Hiss Robertson Mr.. Louis D.
Campbell. Mr.. Frederick Notes. Mr..
George Browne. Mr.. William g. Campbell.
Mr.. r. Leverson. Mr. Theodore Hosmer.
Mr.. c. 3. Hurley. Mr. Leroy Pratt. MI.
y. Keen. Mr. Frank T. Bradley, Mr.. sat
ton. Mr.. Fred Forbes, Mr. T. G. Dun.
Judge Best. Mr.. Sedgexick and Mr.. Wins
Iow.
AZ ARr SALON.
All those Of an artistic turn OF mind
focked 10 the Annie Wright seminary last
Monday afternoon and evening, where
quite . collection Of pictures painted by
local artists vas placed OF exhibition
Several art critics were present. and COM
mended highly the taste and artistic talent
displayed IN many Of the pictures. Miss
Augusta Blanchard, one OF the youngest
contributors 70 the collection. deserves
sanv sincere congratulations for her two
warer-coIors on exhibition. 4 beautiful
jar painted By Mrs. George Browne. and
an artistic sketch of ox-eye daisies, BY Mrs
Hill. were also much admired.
IN. c. a. AsSIyERsARY-
The sixth anniversary OF the Young
Mea's Christian Association was held 81
the Alpha operahcuse on Wednesday even
ing The association has, within the last
few years. grown 50 much that great need
is felt for the immediate erection OF : build
ing. large enough for the carrying on OF
the work. A committee was appointed on
Wednesday evening, 70 take charge OF the
preliminary work in erecting such
building, and aIl now. feel that soon this
great and good work can be carried on in
a manner more worthy Of its noble name
than heretofore.
HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
II has lately been discovered that many
ladies fond of research in the annals OF his
tory. have a historical club. and as mem
bers OF such, devote two and one-half hours
every Saturday morning TO series OF his
toricaI studies The members OF the class
are: Mrs. c. 4 White, Mrs. Robert Price.
Mrs. Chandler, Mrs. Holbrook, Mrs. w. E.
Copeland, Mrs. III. Fl. Moore, Mrs. Brock
enbrough Miss Wallace, Miss Forbes, the
Misses Withauk, Miss Kate Thatcher, Miss
Culver and Miss Visa Kane.
pIxSER PARTY.
Last week Mr. and Mrs s. C. Slaughter,
who have the reputation among their
friends OF entertaining in the most charm
ing manner, gave dinner In honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Mcmillan, the latter being
bride who has recently arrived here.
Among the other guests were Mr.. F. Ross
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke.
FRATERNITY SOCIAL.
The James Freeman Clarke Fraternity
gave q sociable az the Unitarian church on
Wednesday evening. There was adelight
ful literary and musical programme, which
was thoroughly enjoyed by all present
cHuRcH DEDICATED.
The Atkinson Memorial Congregational
church was opened last Sunday for the
first services. Rev. Gushing Ellis ofhciated.
COMING EvEsTs.
Invitations have been issued for the
Mason Rifles ball, TO be given at the
Tacoma hotel next Tuesday evening, and
it is said that these energetic young men
viii succeed in making il one OF the events
of the season.
A fair will be held at the Alpha opera
A0AoC SACAt WA ANGA&AA-AAE S'NA <-@SssN~r
evening, under the management of St.
Leo's church. The proceeds are to 20
toward erecting q new German Catholic
church.
II has been decided that the annual
charity bali will be held at the Tacoma, on
New Years eve. or about that time. Pre-
paratio ms have already begun.
PERSONAL
trip 70 Portland.
Mrs. Judge Allyn left fer California on
Thursday.
Mr.. c. G. Troy. of San Francisco, has
been in town.
Mr.. D. Ward. Of this city, has returned
FROM bis Eastern trip
Mr.. Lester h. Lockwood has been at
Olympia for several days.
Captain w. T. Gray, of Tacoma. was at
the Tacoma hotel last week
Mr.. ]. T. McManus left Tacoma for
trip thfbugh the East last week
Probate Judge Beverly and Sheriff Price
spent day in Seattle last week.
Mr.. E. r. Chamberlain, OF Lincoln. Neb.,
Is visiting his parents in this city.
Mrs. C. W. Griggs and daughter spent
several days in Portland last week.
Mrs. E. C. Price is visiting IN Portland,
where she viii remain several weeks.
VICE President Prescott. OF the Northern
Pacific, went TO Portland last Monday.
Miss Flora Hass. Of Spokane, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. !. w. Hogan, os this city.
Miss Necraken. of Portland. viii spend
the holidays with Miss Tisdale, OF this city.
Mrs. George Browne vii leave in short
time Tor an extended tour through the
East.
Mr.. William II. Lee, the neg manager Of
the Tacoma hotel, has arrived from New
York.
Miss Helen Strong. who spent last sum-
ner ia this city, arrived here Thursday
morning.
Mrs. Frank Clarke left for California on
Monday. she viii probably remain away
az winter.
Miss Ada sutton. OF Portland. expects 10
arrive here in short time She vii reside
In this city.
Mr.. h. Harris, Of North Yakima. spent
lasr sunday in this city with his brother.
Isasc Harris.
Mrs. /. Dutton. Of Seattle, preached lass
Monday night. at the Tabernaeie. 20 large
congregation.
General George P. Ihrss. late Of the
F-niteSs states array, Il the guest OF Hon.
Henry Drum
Rev. Nr. HIS and wife. Who have been
stax.ue AZ the Tacoma, have removed 70
TIE Rochester hoies.
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