The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-30
SOCIETY CHAT.

At It's last meeting, the Gouno0 Club
decided to give its first public concert at
the First Methodist Episcopal church on
the second Wednesday in December. The
concert will be under the direction Of
Professor Darling, and rare treat may be
expected by the devotess Of music. The
club meets for practice every week ct the
residence Of Dr. F. w. Harrell.
The ladies Of the Grace N. e. church
viii hold . fair in Rainier hall, ON jackson
street, Wednesday and Thursday Of his
week. both afternoon and evening. Spp-
per will be served on Wednesday evening
from 5 10 o'clock, and on THURSDAY
evening oysters viii be served.
Miss Cora Finch, teacher OF music in the
public schools, and Mr.. Walter Wheeler, .
prominent real estate man Of Seattle. are
to be married just before the holidays.
They will 60 to Spokane on q wedding
tour, and then return to this city to make
their home.
Thursday evening . pleasant reception
was given by the members of the Nor
wegian and Swedish churches 1t the
Swedish church. An excellent literary
refreshments were served.
Cards are out for the wedding of Mr..
Eber f. Runyan and Miss Cora Port, both
of Chicago. on December II. Mr.. Runyan
is brother of Mrs. G. E. NJ. Pratt, of this
city. with whom the couple win visit on
their wedding trip.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Overlook have taken
up their residence on Albert street. Mr..
Overlook has been joined BY his mother
and sister. who have come from Jackson
vile, Oregon. to make their home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Marshall Shaffner have
gone to hon sekeeping in Gilmore terrace.
at No. 1.614 Second street denny hill. !
They will be ready to see their friends
after this week.
Mr.. J. B. Jordan leaves for Oakland.
CAL, next week, and rumor states that be
will not return alone. MI. Jordan is the
SON OF sx-Mayor Jordan, second executive
Of Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Gatxert are At
Vienna. A few days ago Mr.. Jacob Furth
received from Mr.. Gatxert letter written
at Munich. They will spend the winter in
Italy.
Miss Susie Hancock was in the city
during the week. Mrs. Hancock and Miss
Susie are sojourAing on WILDLY island for
the health Of the former.
The friends and pupils of Mrs. F. E.
Mickels, vice-principal Of tho Denny
schools. will be pleased to know she is re-
covering from her illness.
Prof. E D. Crandall. leader OF the musi-
Cal club that meets weekly Monday night
at Durant's reports their progress with
Iolanthe surprising.
The teachers of the public schools an.
joyed . rest both Thursday and Friday.
Several of them went to Tacoma and other
suburban places.
Mr.. John E. Aver took THANKSGIVING
dinner with his brother and sister Al
Olympia He win return to Seattle 70.
morrow.
Thomas Post No. 1, Sons of Vetar.ns
viii give their second annual ball ON thu
night Of February q, 1891.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Barbineu arrived in 81.
attle last Tuesday from New York. Thev
are guests Of Mrs. J. McGee.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Dunn will reside With
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. BurwelI after their re-
turn to Seattle.
Mrs. F. NJ. Pettes presented the Y.M.
@. A. with picture of rural scene. which
she values at SIPS
Rev. and Mrs Levi Gilbert rive an OMEN
house to the young people Of their church
every Tuesday night
Miss Gussie Cochran, sister of Mrs. 8.
Middiebrook. arrived in the city from In.
diana last week.
The c. G club met Friday, with Ma
Chase. at Rainier hotel. Mrs. Clarsnce
White 10 leader.
There were no literary exercises at the
public schools last week on account OF
Thanksgiving.
The ladies sof ST. Marks guild are en-.
tireiy absorbed in their sale that comes Oh
December L
Miss Clara Bigslow entertained Nias
Fannie Churchill, Of Snohomis0, last week.
The young people q The Fist Netheaiet