The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-23
SOCIETY CHAT.

At the meeting Monday night Of the Seattle
Opera Club Mr. John whalley was elected presi-
dent, Mr.. H. Middiebronk. vice presIdent;
Miss Anna kirk. secretary; Mr. Otto Ceilings.
trea urer: Mr.. Z. D. Crandall, c0nduc or: &C
mpa mist, Miss ]. L. Chambe rain. There are
now about thirty-fv members belonging.
The sagatua q isrtette gave its first grand ball
at the Armury last night There was . large At
tendance. aud the dancers made merry to the
music oil the First Regiment band until late
hour. Another bali will be given soon.
The engagement of Mr.. Thomas b Hardin.
the well-known attorney, and Miss Clay, Of
Shreveport, La, IL announced. Mr.. Hardin
left for the South last Tuesday, and viii be MAJ.
ried December
The engagement of Mr. Lee Harrington, Of
this city, to Miss Clara Davenport, Of Portland.
il ansounced. They will be married in Port
land New Years eve. at the residence OF the
brides psrentx
Miss Milly Cohn and Mr. Ike Rosenthal are TO
be married tonight at Knights OF Py HAS hall.
The reception following IS given by Miss Isadore
Cohn and Mr.. Sam Cohn, sister and brother OF
The bride.
Mr.. F. H. Sparkling, Of this city, who has been
for some time in the census bureau. has re-
signed 20 take = position with the Thomson
Houston Electric Company ~ travelling agent
The regular m ntnly meeting Of the Woman's
Home Society win be held at the Chamber o.
Commerce Monday afternoon at $50 o'clocl
All members are requested to be present
Last evening the friends of Nj. and Mrs r n
Maddox. who leave the hrst OF December for
California, rendered them farewell reception
~ their residence on Cherry street
The lemon social ct the Flint presbvt.-,..
church last Wednesday evening was I aoci.I
and financial kuccess singing and recit.,io,,.
were features of the evening.
The ladies OF ST. Marks church vill civ. +.
sale of fancy goods December l. Refreshments
daucine and an entertainment viii be arrsn "a
for the edidcation of the guests
Mr.. W. S Riblet, OF Columbia, 8 Dab ana
W. c. Houghton, of Virginia are visiting their
old friends and neighbour Mr. and Mr. r. w
Jones, PA Clara street
At tho !. NJ c. A. reception Tuesday nirht
Mr.. Charles Thornton gave = defamation. Dr.
c A. Smith gave q medical talk ana W. ] Ey.
ans reading.
Miss Hannah Kierski informally entertained
about sixty OF her friends last sunday ana ~
csived congratulations upon her engagement
Next Wednesday night the Altar Society and
the 81. Cecelia society give q THANKSGIVING eva
social IN the basement of the Catholic church.
Mrs W. J. accsrter AMI Miss Tingle, who
have been guess of Mr.. and Mrs E W. q Tin.
gle, lett Thursday foe Warrington City.
Mrs. Thomas Garrett and her children ,ef,
yesterday morning for the East and Son,h
where they viii visit during the winter.
MIA Julia A. Bybee, one Of the old pioneers a,
Oregon. is visiting with her daughter. Mn N
u. Car-aher. 4i6 Columbia street
Mn William Reese, who has been visiting her
daughter. Mrs Arno Seavey. will return 70 her
home NJ Port Gamble this week
Mr.. and Mrs A. p. Brown returned 70 Seattle
the first OF lest week from Nebraska ana A.
located ut 500 Market street
Mrs. L. J. Heacock, who has been VISITING in
San Francisco. returned home last Wednesday
evening on the UmaiiliA
At the weekly meeting Of the musically In
cllned people AZ Duranf's last Monday night
AIo.anthe" was reneaued
The Congregational church choir combined
with outside talent intend 70 render Rsrnby,,
Reb@ksn about CnristmaA
Lat week Captain and Nra James Gihscn Of
San Frnn~isco. were the guests of Mr. and Mn
Il. W. Higrin&
Mr. Gardner kellogg and daughter, Miss Sadie
kellogg. leave tomorrow for san Francisco. via
Portland.
The young people Of the First Methodfst
church intend giving social It Fremont D..
csmeera
The Buckeye Club meets Tuesday night for .
social time
Tomorrow Mn Charles ". Saunders gives .