The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17

Ball Miss IoftIe scott, Miss Flora Adams.
Misa LnIu ByoMn. sfF s ~ Hauaer, Dir.
Prank Pierce. Mr. Frank MeKae. Dir.
David Hyde. Mx. Howard Waltz, Ar. Her.
bert Upper, Mr.. Frank Renicke, DR.. ]. w.
Elxby.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Several frm friends Of Master Albert Nc
Pherson gathered at the home Of bis pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs 7. w. Mcpherson. on
Friday evening. the occasion Of bis birth
day anniversary. A few pleasant hours
passed. only too soon, with games. music.
etc Those participating in the happy
event we're. The Misses Blanehe Graves,
Flora. Clara and Maud Biilingham. Agnes
swanson. Laura and Nellie Wallace. and
Masters Willie and Minor Graves, and Man
fred and Theodore Swanson.
YRKFAKrsa ron THANKSGIVING.
The Ladies Relief Society l. q recognized
Institution Of Seattle Prom time 10 time
eiinapses Of its work have been given to the
people. bat not many know its frne great
ness and beauty, for il il the desire Of the
ladies 70 be felt more than heard. Gentle
hands are preparing gifts TO the poor on
Thanksgiving day. The ladies' request
all aid possible in making appropriate gifts.
A place viii be provided to receive ali sub
scriptions for that day.
coMINs EvESr.
A musical and literary entertainment
viii be given on Friday evening November
. By the ladies of Plymouth Congrega-
tional church, in the paFlors OF the church,
corner University and Third streets. The
following talent will participate in the
exercises: Miss Addie z. Pratt, Mrs. Kills.
Miss Hoskinson, Mrs. NJ. s. Story. Mrs.
Tewksbury. Miss Josie Beede and Mr. and
Mrs. George Smith.
DIs1ER FAITHS AT THE RAINIER.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos Ewing gave two din
ner parties at the Rainier TO intimate
friends during the week. The guests on
Friday were: Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus w.
Walker, Mr.. Paul r. Mohr. and Mr.. VIII
son, Of Pittsburg. Pa. Those invited On
Saturday were: Judge Thos. Burke. Mr.. w.
u. iiaily. DR.. A. +. Miiten. Mr. w. c. Hit,
and Mr.. Henry Hunter, Of Colorado.
Hk1cKLAYERs' ANNUAL BALI.
The Armory was the scene of one OF the
pleasantest gatherings OF the season, FRI
day night, the occasion being the annual
ball Of the Bricklaycrs' Union. Good music
was in attendance, and the revelers con-
tinued the ENJOYABLE waltz and dreamy
schottisches until an early hour Of morning.
PERSONAL.
Miss Cora Ronald has been visiting
friends in Port Townsend.
Miss Lulu Crawford, Of WaIla Walla, is
visiting friends in this city.
Miss Carrie Lyons left Thursday for q
two weeks visit Co Califor MIA.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Willing and daugh-
ter were in the city Thursday.
Miss Carrie Holman, OF Portland, is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. T. Il. pumphrey,
on Third street.
Mr.. and b. Mrs. Goldsmith, OF Portland,
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bailey
Gafzert. during the week
Rev. Charles l.. Fitchet, rector Of st.
Marks church. has returned from Califor-
MIA, greatly improved in health.
Mr.. +. W. Calhoun, of Dexter Horton &
Cos left on the Premier Friday night for
Whateom. He viii return in few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Galtland. of New
York. are scjourning at the seagrave. Mr..
Galtiand owns considerable property in
Seattle.
Miss Louisa Morris. daughter Of Right
Rev. Bishop Wister B. Morris, of Port
land. is guest of MRS. William l.. Ellis, of
this city.
Mrs. c. P. Ferry, Of Tacoma. accom-
panied BY her father. Mr.. William b Traf-
ton, also OF Tacoma, was in the city during
the week.
Mrs r. S. Scott, recently Of New York
city, joined her husband in this city Fri
day. Mr. and Mrs. Scott will reside in Sc
attic IN future.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Barker, Of Astoria,
paid Seattle visit during the week. Mr..
Barker is largely interested in the canning
industry AZ that place.
Miss Hanford. daughter of ex-chief JUS
tiee Hanford, left for Tacoma Monday.
where she will attend Annie Wright
seminary during the winter.
Mrs. T.. f. Rodgers. of Ellensburg. late
OF Franklin, has gone 10 Cleveland, o.. on
a visit 10 her parents. she expects TO re-
man there until afterthe holidays.
Miss Nellie Henry has returned from
Snohomish where she has been teaching
school for several manths. She will reside
in the city with her mother. Mrs +. A.
Henry.
Rev James T. Ludlow. the well known
Baptist minister, OF this city, left Tuesday
for Japan 90 engage in the missionary
labor there. Rev. Ludlow was accom-
panied by hts family.
Mr.. George b. Shorey left Friday evening
for Boston, Mass, whore be goes 10 enter
the Massachusetts Institute Of Technology
engineering department. and expects to I've
absent from Seattle about three years
Cards are out announcing the marriage
oi Mr.. J. l.. Weatherbee 30 Miss Belle
Pratt on Tuesday evening. November 10.
Both parties are welkknoNn young people
Of the city and reside near Lake Wash
lngtoa.
Lieutenant c. A. Carr. late Of the lag
ship Omaha, Asiatic squadron, is visiting
his uncle. Mr.. o. J. Carr. OF this city.
Lieutenant Carr has been transferred 10
the Atlantic squadron. and goes 70 New
York in few DAYS.
Captain F. T. Rodgers, al EIlensburg.
wel known in this city, Intends 20 organ
ne 3 company Of cavalry among the yuung
ken 81 that ambitious young city. He has
already had the necessary assurance from
a sufficient number Of volunteers. who
have their oEn horses. 20 make the ven.
tire reality.
Miss Henrietta G. Moore. the ". C. T.
a. organizer, Who delivered several lee
lures before the w. c. T. Z. convention
this week, Is the guest OF Mrs Reeves. AZ
TIE corner OF Thira and Seneca streets.
Miss Moore is one Of the original Ohio
crusaders, % whose efforts the foundation
Of the W. c. T. U. is largely due.