The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-13

A Variety OF Minor Events Make Up
Pleasant Week.


Pleasant Week.
PoRr TOWNSEND oct. 1.-THE Key City
| Relief Society was organized at meeting
/ of the charitable ladies of Port Townsend,
! held at Mrs. Robert Hills home last Mon
day afternoon. Its object is TO administer
TO the relief of the needy. Its officers are
as follows: President, Mrs. Robert Hill;
! vice president. Mrs. Fletcher; treasurer,
Mrs. Frank Hastings; secretary, Mrs Ster-
rest; assistant secretary, Mrs. II. +.
Beecher; visiting committee. Mrs. B. 5.
| Miller. Mrs. Mary Webster, Mrs. Pugh,
Mrs. Frank Bartlett, Mrs Blackiston; ad-
/ visory committee. Mrs. Robert Hill,
Madame Gerrish, Mrs Stetson, Mrs. She
! han. Mrs. Fletcher.
! Mr.. j. T. McGlyn, the newly-appointed
! Indian agent. went from here with his fam
/ lily and household goods on the Evangel,
| Thursday, to his new home at Neah bay.
Messrs G. A. Jeffrey and D. McPhee
started Friday morning for few weeks
tour OF the coast cities.
Dir. W. VI. Wbittemore departed for his
old home in Iowa, Wednesday, to remain
several months.
Mrs. 5. Waterman, widow of the late Sig
mond Waterman, was in the city few
days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Winslow have re-
turned to this city from Seattle.
Mrs. Il. f. Andrews went To Portland
Tuesday morning, called to the bedside of
dying sister.
Mrs scott-Siddons gave one of her high
class entertainments at the operahouse
Thursday evening, and her versatile rendi-
ton of the dramatic poetic and humorous
Of t.-
by large audience. Her engagement here
was due to Mr.. +. Z. Jago.
Rev. w. w. Terrier. pastor of the congre-
gational church moved last Monday into
the fine new residence he has erected on
his property adjoining his church.
ii. ]. Llpsett, having closed out his bust.
ness here, returned TO Dungeness Thurs
day.
There was but one reception this week,
and that was the house warming at Mr.. and
Mrs. James Morgan's, in which all Joined
and made ii pleasant and gay enough for
the whole six usually gwen. About 100
We're present and enjoyed most delightful
evening.
The crazy social by the ladies of st.
Paul's Guild last Wednesday evening was
one Of the most successful entertainment
young ladies il. the most eccentric cos
tunes, and acting in the daftest manner.
justified the title OF the affair The enter
tainment opened with the crazy march in
which the moonstruck OpheliaS went
through the most amusing hair Drained
evolutious. In serving the refreshments
the most absurd outrages upon reason were
practiced, and the maddest freaks mani
tested throughout the evening.
From the entrance of the fair lunaiics
until the first quairille was called. there
was specific duty OF 10 cents upon each
spoken word, which was intended for n
tariff for revenue only but proved 10 he pro-
tective. The sale OF baskets, however. net
tel about $50
Mr.. Thomas nrummond wife. child and
Miss Belle stockland, will depart next
week for Oakland, Cal, where they will
pass the winter.
The civil engineers Of Port Townsend
met Wednesday evening at the office Of
Miller & Going and organized the Enci-
neers Association, with view to social az
well as professional advantages NH
Fortman was elected president and ]. r
Hogg secretary.
Or. Lowry and W. S. Caruthers were in
Seattle this week.
Joseph II. Sweeney. OF Friday Harbor
has been IN Port Townsend this week.
y. G. Soon. manager OF the Zee Tai On
starts Saturday for Hong Kong. t. be alb
sent about seven months
Judge ]. y. Scott superintendent OF ron.
struction al the new customhouSe. wen, 70
Vancouver Wednesday TO meet Mrs Scott
and their son Willie. from Indianapolis
via the Canadian Pacific and the family
arrived IN this city Friday morning In
make their future home here. They will
soon be settled in their residence on No.
gan Hill
W. Z. Irving is in New York
Rev J. Il. Alexander was in Tacoma this
week
{ T wakenan and wife are at Harr;-
son springs. n. C., for two weeks vacation
HAck FROM THE FKEsHvrraY.
Rev. y. T. Carnahan, pastor. andJ e
Saunders, ruling elder OF the PRESBYTERIAN
church attended the meeting az the Plga,
Soand PreshyteTy at ElIcn.barr this weet
returning Friday. The Presbytcrv accented
Rev Carnahans invitation and will meet
ia ihs city next spring The Presbvierv
voted IN favor Of a revision a. The eonfas-
sion Of faith and Rev. Canadian. Rev T.
T. Dlwogsh ~ Nashou Rev. "
Browne Of Seattle and J. & Saunders ~
tbs city, we're appointed & committee To
respond - fhs second question q the oyer
tuEe. Is ~ the nature and extent Of the e
vision, IL IS probable that the presen;
synod o. the Columbia. consisting -
Washington oTeeon AMI Ida. ana en-.
tanning ever llo churches and pastors. will
soon be divided. Tie presbytery appointed
com .t.se 20 recon- mend 10 the rrs.atsr,,
81 TIC synod held in Pead.eion, FTidsy. ~
division into two synsds by the ColaTn bia
river and Washington aud Oregon bound.
AIRY lire continued through Idaho. the