The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-20

Warming Miss Miiier's AT
fyomef-Personai.

Uome"-Personai.
u n. Ferrier's new home near the
.r,stonsI church, was warmed last
- evening. II was a siyiy-sprung
- psrty largely attended, and was a
s.,.s.snt occasion. Excellent vocal
prsa charming feature of the enter
&c. Solos were rendered by Mrs.
Isrsv. Mr.. r. +. Jago, Mrs. Turner
IN Mcintyre. and duett by Mrs.
ssrey and Mr.. Jago. A quilt, con-
IL he names OF the members of the
~ beautifully wrought in needle
sss presented 10 the pastor.
= Blossom shehan entertained the
b GLIB very pleasantly Friday even
Yx Lillian Miller gave her last weekly
gome" Wednesday evening. 1t was
rxls reception of the week, and was
attended, and very pleasant occa-
Hereafter Ter regular "At Home"
unnz, viii occur but once each month
ksaa OIL weekly. as heretofore.
~ Victoria Tines Of last Monday con-
~ The following item Of social interest in
III Townsend Henry i.andes, the Port
3osn.ena banker, came over on Saturday
nd yssaraea home this morning. For
Ipme tue to cone Mr.. Landes' visits will
sesEiy. he having fallen captive at the
y Of one Of riei0fia's loveliest and most
fampiisaed asaghters.
ne Presbyterian church this week con-
pfsd for a s. 800 pipe organ, which will
sssea IN their elegant new church about
tsl5ale OF February.
aea and literary entertainment was
Eihe seaman's Bethel Quincy street
" Wednesday evening, and was well
na<a An interesting programme 81
Ezssus, readings, and vocal and instru.
81 music was rendered.
PERSONAL
H.. H. Bell went TO Seattle Friday.
/ and Mrs. Hayes went to Seattle Fri.
fIf. Mcintyre returned this weel
Ea Paul.
y and Mrs. Ira Greenwood visited IL
- this week
], and Mrs. l.. II. Pontius have beer
ING IN Seattle.
h howard W. Baker, of Seattle, was In
Els this week.
EE R Lowe and family will pass tha
es;i II California.
Ell W Moore. Of Fort Smith. Ark.
heaied Ia this city.
kW. + Newell. OF the Argus. returned
= Portland Tuesday.
A. ]. \. Iauback left for q ten-days
ia Portland Friday.
b Frank f. Hodgkins. OF Salem, Ore
vas here few DAYS this week.
y J. g. Luck. late Of Tennessee, ha'
saie business at New nnngeness.
4 Alex Fargar,er. OF The Dalles. spent
'n Gays in Port Townsend this week.
Z shd Mrs. o. L Morgan and Mis-
pa are IN Portland attending the fair.
= snd Mrs. Warren |. Hastings 20 q
fiAaeiseo Sunday fer few weeks so
y Josiah Collins, jr., aud sister, o
axe visited Mr.. ]. II. Hogs and sis,ei
sssek.
Y + Z. Swazey, OF Oakland. Cal. hAl
= u Port Townsend, bis former home
ueek.
~ l. \, Halter has returned from hi,
saaFe European tour. after an absenc;
PSI mouths.
aN Frost, Of Olympia, who has beer
sass' OF her uncle. Collector Bradshaw
'as To her home Monday.
y Frank Dunbar and bride, ~ Astoria
@sI welding tour. are stopping viii
"a Mrs. L, Is. Hastings
- Israel Hats IS visiting on san Jaar
where she v IN be joined next wceA
= Aa'z iof Iew days recreation.
i" Loiue Hammond viii go on the
pa "a her next doe inward trip 10 SaT
~'s'a, to be absent several months.
- Thomas lackmsn viii start for Cal
- seSt > lister. and Will pass the win
~sN' She Viii be joined by Mr.. JACK
IA iew weeks.
- h.alh Bean. who has been VISITING
y. l. Hastings. gees % seattle Mon
SO after a teW DAYS visit there vii
- 70 seS home in san Francisco
n = { Johnson. With her little sol
Albert. FROM Little Rock. ARK
as-.ea her husband. Snd the family L
"'Aslshed in home on Pierce street