The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-03

cnzien q bis rexzrinx from bis r.o~;slou
urere 90 accept responsible position
Iac9ma- The presentation was
yeJ gracefully r1sde b. Mayor Roht.
Moran, On hshaH Of the employees az
tie machine shop ard founssry. ard
w.s very neatly responded TO By Mr..
Mr.. Walton has made hosts az
friends during his stsy IN Seattle. and
h'is their best wishes OF Continued
prosperity IN his new field.
A card accompanied TIC cane. bar
ing The names of the donors inscribed
en- the open leaves OF q niniksare
seagzr as follows Joseph w. Crow
y +. kuden, e. a. Taylor. ]. Orr.
.s.so- Pz-ry. NJ. Z Cough. 4. NJ.
Hardy, a. Hutton. J .Colnaan, r Null
iarxeys Geo. Robinson and Moran
brothers- The inscription. Present
Cd 70 Howard r. Walton in renem-
brance Of many fasors extended to rs
N the past. prehxea the lit Of
names.
RECEPTION III THE r. =. G. A. HAIL.
The reception given the uaenbers
ct the Young Mems Christian Associ.
alton BY the young ladies Of the Con-
grsgational church. Friday esening,
In the hall OF the association. was very
largely attended, about 1-e being pres
ent- The musical and literary pro-
grhmne prepared for the occasion,
judging from the applause, was thor
0ughsy enjoyed by all. 1t its eonciu-
sion the secretary Of the association.
Mr. George Carter, gave brief sketch
OF the progress of the association dur
ing the past few months, making raen-
ton OF the fact that 1883 closed with
40 members On the books. He stated
that the building fund was progress
ing, and that there were stIn oppor-
TURTLES for more large subscriptions
a. well as small ones. He thought
beyond a donbs that Seattle would
have . good brick home for the asso-
citation before 1853 closed.
The serving OF refreshments con-
Guided . very enjoyable entertain
ment.
MES. MICHEL EsrEarArxs.
A very pleasant event Of the week
was the reception extended BY Mr..
and Mrs. J.. G. Michel to few OF
their friends st their home, corner OF
Seventh and Madison streets. last
Friday evening. Dancing, card play
ing. and vocal and instrumental music
occupied most of the time.
after which a dainty collation. was
served, which was much enjoyed.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les MCINTYRE. Miss Mary McEIroy.
Miss r. K. Carroll Miss Busheli. Miss
Agnes Lorenzo, Miss Katie Newman.
Miss Emma Uline. Miss Johnson.
Miss Clara Stengcr, Miss Alice
Savings, Miss Nora O'Brien.
Mr.. q. r. Michel. Mr. L. Michel. Mr..
l.. 81. Booth. Mr. w. q. Booth. Mr.. NJ.
s. Booth, Mr.. VIM. Mcintyre, Mr..
Thomas Nunan, George T. Nunan.
Mr.. Hughes, Mr.. Pinckney, Mr.. w.
Russell, Mr.. A. Harm and Mr.. Dillon.
rssTALLaTrox OF orrrcKas.
At the installation of the officers OF
Puget Sound Division, No. 800, Loco
motive Engineers OF Seattle, which
was held at Odd Fellows hall last
Monday evening, the following officers
were installed by Past Chief Frank w.
Bird w. Il Rodgers. c. +. TW Bird,
Il. e.; William Hayder, s. E.; l.. G..
Bagley, r. A. E.; Peter Paterson, S.
a. n, ]. X. Morine. chaplain; j. II.
Fitch. guide.
MRS. HASDsAKER's PARTY. :;
Mr. and Mrs. N. Z. Handsaker en-
tertained q number OF young friends
at their residence, sic Third street,
Friday evening. The time was agree
ably spent in candy pulling. games,
and other amuscs,ents OF highly en-
pertaining character.
PERSONALS
Mr.. Louis Mandel of Portland. Or,
is In the city.
Hon. j. ]. osConnor of Elmira. y.
Y, lis still in Seattle.
Mrs NJ. s. Story will return frenl
Victoria ia d day or so.
Mr.. A. T. Creigh Of Chicago was in
Seattle during the past week or BUSH
ness.
District Attorney j. T. Ronald AID
wife returned from Snohomish during
the week.
Mr.. Chas j. Hirsch. wife aud child /
left for their home in San francisco /
last Friday evening.
Major General A. v. kautz and wife /
contemplate visit down the sound /
during the coming week.
Mr.. j NJ. Buckley. formerly assist
ant general manager of the n. p. II. /
X. Co., was in town yesterday.
Or. Frank H. Fisher has returned !
from Port Blakeley, and expects 70 90 /
into business IN this city shortly.
Mr.. Reginald Kenney OF Chicago is
paying Seattle business visit. and !.
sees in this city future Chicago
Mr. Lawrence whitworth. OF San
Francisco, has decided 10 locate in
this city and engage in the lie insur-
auce business.
Mr. Jacob Furth. who has succeeded
in disposing os The school bonds. re-
turned home from bis trip TO san
Franeico during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. j.. j. Valentine. of
East Oakland. Cal. are expected to ar I
rive III this city tomorrow. Mr.. Val
entiae Is the vice-president and gen
erai manager OF Wells. Fargo & Co.'S
Express In San Francisco.
NOTES.
Hon. J. J.. o'Connur of New York,
tttst. = u baifu Sfta audES IttEststs i
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. p. 4. &
Carroll on Sunday last.
Mrs. William J blackwell has issued 1
carasfor a reception for Tuesday even 1
ing, February 5. from TO II, az her .
home on the corner OF Eighth and i
Cherry streets
Mr. Charles Hansen and Miss Ida
Vandtrbcek, of Boise Creek Mr. III.
NJ Reed and Miss Lottie l.. George. of
this city. Mr.. Patrick Courtney and
Miss Catherine Mallen. Of White
River. and Mr.. William krouse and
Miss Annie E.ittleweod, were granted
licences during the week.
TACOMA SOCIETY.
.srha a.arehant af yeniress- sfuxs