The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-10

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- sperance Enion, iii address she
rztien Mzs1 Moore viii Lecture sts0
-. 4fednessssy. The seattle unian will
IL the churwh Cor xisstinx delegates.
:. borste preparations for receiving .
Erxe number af delegates. In enthusl-
ssfIc meeting Is expected.
y THE PROSPEROUS -
Mrs. Or. Johnson. al this ctr, delivered
an instructive lertnre on hygiene before
the Young Women's Christian Temper
ance Union tuesday afternoon The lee
tire was greatly appreciated hy The young
ladies' Next Tuesday the union viii meet
with Miss Pierce, at 60 Sixth street. ard .
social held. with reading By Miss jennings
SociaIs win Be held at the homes Of differ
ent members Of the union At regular inter-
vals throughout the winter. Arrange
nenfs have been made By the ladies for
purchasing an abundant supply OF white
ribbon Tor regalias
COMPLIMENTARY DINNER.
Las. Sunday evening Colonel Thomas
Ewing gave an elegant dinner in the pri-
yafe dining-r001n Of the seagraFe in honor
Of Mr.. Charles J. Smith. general manager
Of the Oregon Railway & Navigation Com
pany Those at table were Colonel Ewing.
Mr.. Smith, Hr. kennedy. chief engineer of
the Oregon Railway & Navigation COM
pany; Mr.. George w. Prescott, Of San
Francisco. and Judge III. 6. Struve and
Dir. Alfred Holman, Of this city.
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Mr. George W. Otis and Miss Bessie Du
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the residence Of Mr. Camheii, at BotheIl,
on Wednesday, November s. BY Rev. L. E.
Warner Over a hundred friends we're
present and bestowed compliments and
presents upon the contracting parties.
After the ceremony all sat down to >
bounteous supper, which proved a happy
finale to the pleasant occasion
SURPRISE PARTY.
Miss Lilly Hawthorne was rendered g
surprise party by number of friends. at
her home on Eighth street, Saturday
evening, November 2 The evening was
made merry with music, games and dane
ing, and il was after midnight before the
guests departed for home, with many good
wishes for the charming young lady who
had been 50 successfully surprised.
SEATTLE CHORAL UNION.
The Seattle Choral Union holds its first
meeting for the season at the First Baptist
church Tuesday evening, under the direc-
lion of Professor William Geddes. The
unicn now has over fifty members and
promises to give several good musical en-
tertainments before the winter clossS.
GREEN LUNCHEON
On Thursday afternoon Miss Blanche
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lady friends at the residence OF Mrs. A. T..
Mears on Third street, Those present
were: Mrs. MeaTs. Mrs. DR.. Giddings,
Mrs. Holt, Mrs. Corbsy, Mrs. Jones, Mrs.
Morris.
Mr.. T.. b. Andrews has returned from q
trip to San Francisco.
Doctor s. ]. Holmes and wife have re-
turned from visit 10 California
Mrs. J. T.. Ronald, gave an afternoon tea
to few friends yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Daniel Jones returned during the
week from visit 10 the Eastern states.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. T. Banks, OF Santa
Cruz, Cal. are visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. Dawson, wife OF Mr.. w. j. Dawson
q The Front street cable road, arrived ii
the city from Winnipeg.
Mr.. Van lyle. of Wichita. Kan, arrived
in the city Friday and accepted position
with Dexter Horton q Co. ssssta
Mr. J: r. Abbey. Infected with t sssee
1lsson r IS -,road, at Albany, Or. is
visiting frias.. ds in this city.
~ M1 G. Hunson. OF Fairburg, H., and
1fother OF Mrs. Byron Phelps, Of this
city, has come TO Seattle to reside.
Hon. j d. Lee, Of The Dalles. Or,
member of the Oregon state Senate for sew
eral years, Is spending few days in the
city.
Mrs. /. A. Nadeau and child, and Mrs.
w. E. Nadeau returned the first of the week
from two months visit with relatives in
Michigan.
Miss @. b. Hopkins returned during the
week from two months visit with friends
in San Francisco, Oakland. Berkeley and
Monterey, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Cooper, of Farming
ton. are visiting their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs a. Levy, at their home in the Idaho
block. this city.
Mr.. j. g. Niggle left for San Francisco
Wednesday, where on Tuesday next he
viii be united in marriage TO Miss Emma
Hemmer. Of that city.
Mrs. NJ A. Starr and Miss Gembell, who
have been sojourning at the Seagraye DUR
ing the past few weeks, returned 70 their
home in Oakland. Cal. on Tuesday.
Mr.. William Allen, OF Aberdeen, who
has been at Hot Springs the past two
weeks, recuperating from 4 severe attack
of rheumatism, Is in Seattle today. He viii
return home tomorrow.
Mrs. o. f. Briggs and daughter arrived
in the city Sunday from Omaha, Neb.
Colonel Briggs met them ut Tacoma. The
family will reside on Lake street, between
Clara and Hyde streets.
Rev. Geo. A. Tewksbary and wife. who
have been in Portland during the week, are
in Ellenshnrg today. where Mr.. Tewksbury
assists in dedicating the new Congrega-
tionai church OF that city
Mr.. Squire Farrar. prominent uier-
chant of Salem, Or. arrived IN Seattle
yesterday afternoon, accompanied by his
wife and two children. Mr. farrar and
family have Just returned from q two
mouths tour Of the Eastern states. and
after remaining in Seattle few days. will
return 10 their home In Salem.