The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-10

hssing been rssesabers Ct tie st. John 5
Musical Society, which produced that
opera asos1t > yrsy ago Ii wzs long
after midnight Hhen the guests regret
fafly fsas1e atfisu 70 the zniah!e hostess
and repaired 50 their hcmes. Those
present xere Mavnr and Mrs. John r.
JsEev. Ar. and Mrs. III. b. McElroy
Miss Louise Aver. Miss Penzerxzst.
Miss Mabel Bronuer. Miss Jennie
Moore, Misses Addie and Edith
Barntrasez. Miss A1Siss Weed, Mss
Annie Connolly. Miss Annie Cowles.
Miss Lizzie AcFaddeu, Miss Rena
lavanaagh. Miss Annie T-ansiaIe.
Miss Mary BKykett, Mr.. Frank ".
Convey, Mr.. Boyd, Mr.. Charles z.
Llaypool OF Tac1rsa, Mr. Frederick
Bssnsman. Mi George g. Mills. Mr..
George Al. Williams. Mr.. Gus Harris.
Mr.. NJ. Harris, Mr.. w. J. Foster, Mr..
seyerson. Judge NJ A. Root. Mr..
Lindley Moore and Mr. Howes Of Ia
coma
CARD PAKTY.
Miss Jennie Moore gave a delightful
card party last Friday evening at her
residence, IN South Olympia Whist
and newmarket were the games in
dalged in and were contin-
neti until quite q late hour.
when a delicious lunch was
served, after which the company
were favored with some very fine in
strnmertal selections By Miss Annie
Co'ries, and vocal selections By Mr..
N. Harris and others. Those present
were Misses Louise and Cora Aver.
Miss Nellie Frost, Miss Lizzie Mead
den. Miss Chilberg. Mss Bonldin,
Miss Minnie Freeman. Miss PeHde-
CAST, Miss Annie CowIes, Miss Edna
Moore, Mr.. Lindley Moore. Mr.. Chas.
H. Aver, Mr.. Gus. Rosenfhai, Mr..
Gus. Harris. Mr.. Crombie, Mr.. Geo.
A. Williams and Mr.. NJ Harris.
PERSONALS.
Prof. j. l.. Henderson visited Port
land last Thursday.
Mr.. James G.. Tustin was in Seattle
durlng the week, looking after his
business interests.
Hon. Frank /. Blodgett Is again at
his post Of duty, after very severe
illness Of several DAVIS.
Major and Mrs. j. Il. HAYDEN re-
turned last Friday from. an extended
visit with down-Sound friends.
Mrs. /. G. Ellis has returned from
Seattle, where she was for several DAYS
the guest of Mrs. ]. w. Gregory.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. =. Munson, for
merry of this city, but recently OF
Seattle, are passing few days III the
CITY.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Miller OF Seattle has
been passing several days in this CITY,
the guest of her mother. Mrs O. Is.
MeF alden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. GiIliland have
returned from few weeks visit with
friends in Iowa. They report having
had a most pleasant time.
Mr.. Charles E. Ciaypool of Tacoma
was IN the city from Sunday till Tues
day. His many friends here are
always delighted To see him.
Miss Mabel Bronner, formerly of
this city, bat for the past year of Port
land, is the guest OF Mrs. A. A. Phil
lips. She viii probably remain about
two weeks.
Judge NJ. 4. Root viii leave In few
days for the East TO be gone several
weeks. The hearty good wishes OF
hundreds OF friends accompany
wherever he may go.
Miss Mas Burkett OF the Annie
Wright seminary. Tacoma. is pass
ing few days al her home in East
Olympus, being incapacitated for study
by reason Of very severe cold.
Miss Sulie Hartsoek left on Wednes-
day morning for the Eastern states,
where she win visit friends for several
months. Her many friends here wish
her a pleasant soiourn and a safe re-
tarn.