The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-15
PORT TOWNSEND SOCIETY.
Wedding. sacis,s. Dances aud Other
Society Evssts and ress.nsls

WeuUtu8ss Sssctosss O&btra ana OtneH
Society Events and rers.nsls.
PoEr TowssESD, Sept IA Morris
q. Sachs aud Miss Matte Lsndes were
married in rarlar b, OF the Hotel Es-
mond, Portland. Se.,iem.~r IL. at I 80
p. N. by Rev. Block. Owing to the
recent death II the bride, mother the
Wedding was private and performed
away from home. The iside's father,
her sister Lutte, Mr.. aud Mrs Guinan,
Of the E-mond. and Mr.. Block were
tAs only witnesses OF the eerem ony.
About seysnty-tive congratuiatory
| kilograms we're received by the bridal
party during the evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sachs returned 10 their home in
this city on the III, and received a
call and serenade nv the band and
about seventy-five friends in the even
ing. Mr.. Sachs is well-known at
torney and Republican 'ndIdate for
superior judge. The bride is a ,iaugh-
ter of Mr.. Henry Lansies of the First
National bank, and Republican candi-
date for state senatyr.
LoFTrs-suMNERs.
r. p. LOTUS. manager. of the hard
ware house Of ]. F. Sheehan, of Port
Townsend. and Miss Florence Sum
mers. Of Tacoma, were married Thurs
day morning, September IL, IN the
Catholic church of Tacoma, Rev.
Was attended by Mr.. T.. Pangborn,
Miss Rosa Sheehan. of this city. I'M
, tai 10
nuptiai party went aboard the Olym
plan tor Victoria, whence they are ex-
pected to return next Monday and es-
tablish q home in their future resi-
dence, on Taylor street. Mr.. Lotus
Was formerly inspector Of customs on
the Olympian.
SOAP BUBBLES.
The soap bubble social given by the
Ladies' Guild Of st. Pauls Episcopal
Society at their school building Thurs
day evening was unique and varied
entertainment. Choice vocal music,
dancing and refreshments succeeded
the clay pipes and soap suds. Two
selections were rendered by aquartet
composed OF Mrs. Gerrish, Mrs. Whit
tlessy, James Wood and +. +. Jago:
q duet by Mrs. Whittlesey and J. II.
Bell solo by Mrs. Frank Hastings;
Q duet by Mrs Whittlesey andsF. f.
Jago, and a solo by Mrs. Whittlesey.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR SOCIAL.
An enjoyable musical and literary
entertainment for the benefit of the
Y. NJ. c. A. was given in their hall
Wednesday evening by the Young
Peoples Society OF Christian En-
deavor of the Presbyterian church.
After several selections from gospel
hymns there followed q solo by Miss
Eva Bash: recitation by c. l.. Greene !;
duet by the Misses Stockand; recita-
ton by Miss Jessops; solo by Mrs.
Turner. and recitation by Del Carey
Smith.
FAREWELL PARTY.
The social event OF the week was the
farewell I'LL in honor Of Misses Lucy
I.ittlefield and Minnie Hastings. given
at Red Mems hall Tuesday evening.
About fifty couples partook i'm the
parting festivities commemorative
the withdrawal of these popular young
| ladies from Port Townsend social cir
cles for a time. Miss Hastings will
pass the winter in Victoria and Miss
| littiefield will visit and travel in Ore
gon, L tab and Colorado.
| PERSONALS.
| Charles Afford and wife, OF Butler.
Ind, are visiting Mrs. Shuli. of Scow
bay. q sister of Mrs. Affords.
Mrs Captain James Morgan and
| Mrs. Niblock, postponed their regular
FRIDAY evening reception owing to
Mrs. Niblock's change of residence.
Rev. Isaac Dillon, of Coupeville,
formerly pastor OF the Port Townsend
81. r. church. is visiting friends in
this city. From hene he goes TO New
York city for two months visit
Rev. y. 5. Baker, late of Kansas
detailed to Dungeness for the coming
year by the NJ. 4. conference at Van.
couver last week. was in Port Town.
send this week, en- route To his new
field OF labor.
Rev. John n. nenison returned
from Vancouver, Wash, Tuesday
where he had been in attendance upon
the NJ. T.. conference. Rev. benson
was reappointed TO the Port Town
| send charge, and will enter upon hi.
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