The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-29

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Al The Grand CouncsI OF the Young
Meas rnstissxse. held xt Oakland, gas-. this
month. Mr. r. r. Isre~, OF this ctr. IVES
esee.sss grand lecturer OF that society for
Washington. Mr.. nrsw is now p-eperirga
course al lectures which he viii deiivsr BE-
fore the Gi5e-sns societies throughout the
STATE Tie institute in this cir IS n
:aoarishirS condition and the nseahe-s are
taxing great interest IN the work O. The
order. Parties viii he given at intervals
throughout the winter TO eaiiTen she social
character az The society.
FIE.sAST GATHERING.
peasant feature Of the Pink Tes social
a. the " p chHreh Friday night was the
reception rendered by Mrs. L. II. Smith to
her al class Following are the names o.
those present. Mrs. W. ". Yancy. Mrs
D. Poole Of Port i.adsow. Miss Mamie
Gagis. Mrs ]. r. White. Mrs Whitney.
Mss Annie Penketh, Mrs Edwards. Mrs.
Webster, Mrs Harry White, Mrs. ]. Carr,
Miss sgsneerg OF Port Biaselsy. Mrs
Haley. Mss Nellie Gillette. Miss Czrksek,
Miss Kate Ben1aa Of Kirkland.
The ladies' Of The Market-street Baptist
church rendered reception 70 Rev. /. W.
Reed at the residence OF Mr. ard Mrs. g.
r.. NJ Pratt on Wednesday evening. Mr..
Reed has come in response 10 a call from
the Msrkes-street Baptist church 10 look
over the field and see whether he would ac-
eept the rastorste. The welcome extended
10 him By the $50 friends aud sym pathizsrs
OF The church present was one OF which
any pastor might well be proud.
SOCIAL AT THE BArTIsr CHURCH.
The Young Peoples Society OF the BaP-
fist church gave q very unique and original
nut social in the parIors OF the church Fri
dsy evening. 4 large number 81 young
people were IN attendance, and everyone
bad a good time. A short musical and
literary programme was rendered, followed
by refreshments.
THEcc. CLASS.
The ladies OF the C. C. class were pre-
vented from meeting this week on account
OF the serious illness OF Mr.. r. r. Wittler,
az whose reiidence the regular weekly meet
ing was 10 have been held. Next Friday
the class will meet az the home of Mrs.
James Teddy, corner OF Eighth and Cherry
streets.
DINNER PARTY.
Mrs. r. ". :. Jingle gave q very pleas
ant dinner party at her home on Tenth
street Friday afternoon. Those present
were: Mrs. Whitney. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles II. Kittinger, Mr.. and Mrs. George
kittinger, Miss Tingle and Mr.. {. Is.
Nichols.
NEXT FRIDAY EVENING.
The Sunday school class OF Mrs. A. W.
Ryerson viii give sociahle at the First
Methodist church next Friday evening.
The proceeds OF the entertainment will be
donated TO the Church Furnishing Society.
PERSONAL.
Chief Justice Hanford was in Tacora
Friday.
Mr.. George H. Foster, OF Olympia, is in
the city.
Mr. and Mrs A. w. Parkhurst returned
Monday from visit to Salem, Or.
Mrs. w. V. Rinehart and her son David
are visiting friends and relatives in Oregon.
Mr.. Louis Sears leaves during the pres
ent week on a visit to friends IN California
Mrs Fred Drew. of Port Gamble, is visit
ing her mother, Ms. 0. s. Drew, in this
city.
his residence in this city with typhoid
fever.
Mr. and Mrs. James f. Hammond. of
Detroit, Mic h.. are in the city, ON pleas
ure trip.
Miss Lizzie Ament, of Webster City, Ia,
is isiti1g her aunt, Mrs. Oscar Knox, on
Seventh street.
The engagement of Mr.. T.. Rosenberg OF
Seattle. 10 Miss Kenny Langerman of
Portland. is announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Y. Pine. OF Albany,
Or, who have been visiting relatives in the
city. have returned home.
Mr.. o. r. PreSbrey. editor of Public Opifa-
ioa, Washington. u. c.. was in the city dur
ing the week, accompanied by his wife.
Miss Ella 5. Bush returned Yesterday
from pleasant sketching trip with artist
friends about Steilacoom and Olympia.
Mr.. George +, Jordan of Juneau, Alaska,
will spend the winter in Seattle. Mr.. Jor-
dan is one OF the big miners OF that coun-
try.
Mr. Frank McNight. of the firm Of Nc
knight Bros, Wasco county, Or, owners
Of biooded horses. is spending a few DAYS
in the city.
Mr. Joseph A. Flynn, who recently as
sumed management OF the Tacoma hotel.
was in Seattle during the week, accom-
panied By his wife
Mr. H. W. Mcneil. manager Of the Ore
Ton Improvement Company. left Thursday
on three-weeks' business trip TO his old
home in oskaloosa. Ia.
Mr.. Everett +. simpson and bride arrived
yesterday from Mortified, MINI. They
have taken up their residence at the corner
o. Harrison and Poplar streets
Rev H. H. Hart. Of 81. Paul. secretary
Of the Minnesota state board Of Corrections
and charities. and wife. are visiting their
cousin, Mr. 4. u. Hart % this city.
Mr.. Frank F.. Hodgkin. for eight wears
oresou's assistant secretary Of state. and
now engaged IL the insurance business Al
Portland. was IN the city yesterday.
Mr. w V. RsnehaYt and Mr.. G. A Kin.
nesr LETT Monday for Ann Aahor. Mich
where they viii resume their stneies in the
department ri lax q the state university.
NJ ard Mrs. William l.. Bills arrived N
tee elty Wednesday from their former
home. New YORK citv. NJ Kills has sr
certed position in Dexter Horton & Cos
hank. and thev VII reside here In future.
Rev John r Damon and wife leave n.
day for three months tour Of the Esst
They 80 to Boston and New York and vii
- IN Washington a. the opening -
the triennial conclave Of the Knights Ten
p}s~.
Mr.. George Stoneusa. Of les Angsles 4
graduate q Ann Artor law school arrived
In the city 3n-.ng the week. and viii ertar
the practice al Law here Ar Stoneynan j.
a son Il Ex-Governor Stoneman. az Ca1i.