The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-03

| CAST, Mcsxrx George Z. and Lyman A. Sisley
| Mr.. ]. Henry Bell. Mr.. H. Ellis. Mr. John Rob.
| inson. Rev. J. B. Alexander. British vice con.
sui; Mr.. John Eaton and others
LEARNED PARTY.
few friends spent the evening ON Saturday
of last week with Miss DAISY Learned, at the
family residence corner learned and Pink
avenues The evening was passed in card play
ing. music and games OF various kinds Re-
frcshments were served at IL O'Clock. With
others the following were present: Captain
and Mrs James Morgan, Mrs Snyder,
Seattle; Miss Carrie Fowler. Miss
Daisy Learned Miss Annie Bfshop.
Misses Gertie. Stella and Lottie Pearee, Miss
Emma Schroeder, Mr.. w. #. Learned, Mr.. A. r.
Learned, Mr.. Enoch S. Fowler. Mr. ". Stuart
Snyder. Mr.. A. L McClinton. Mr.. A. s. Fulton
and Mr.. Albert Scarf.
PERSONAL.
Professor f. d. Seward, q prominent New York
ocuiist was one OF the passengers who left last
night for Alaska on the Elder He intends to
make an extended tour Of the Sound upon his
return, and will probably settle down in Port
Townsend.
Dr. B. F. Belts member of the faculty in the
Hahnemann Medical College, Philadelphia, aud
once an instructor of Dr. G. NJ. Selfridge, spent
few hours in Port Townsend Tuesday.
Mrs Doyle and her daughter. Miss Eva Doyle.
who are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs II. L. Bur-
California on Tuesday.
Ex-Mayor Carter H. Harrison, of Chicago. ac-
companied by Miss Sophie Harrison. his daugh-
ter, were passengers upon the Queen for Alaska
yesterday.
Miss Kathlyn Pink left for Oakland, Cal, on
the steamer wala walla early this morning.
She goes to attend SHELLS seminary.
C. w. Thompson and r X. Reynolds, prom.
inent citizens of Clallam county, went East yes
ferfiey over the Cauai paeife
John A. Rea, of Seattle. is the guest OF T. J.
Notion Mr.. Rsa was formerly q prominent
public land lawyer of Dakota.
Pat Connolly, formerlya popular mail clerk
on Sound steamers. was in the city looking up
old acquaintances yesterday.
T. p. Lukins. who has been visiting In this
city for some time, returned to his home in Los
Angeles ON the Walia Walla.
Mrs. R. C. Hill is visiting friends in Victoria.
Ex-Governor Miles c. Moore, of walla walla,
was in the city this week.
Mrs. A. NJ Elkins left Thursday night on the
City OF Kingston for Portland on a business trip.
She will return Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Seal. Miss Woodlands and
Dr. and Mrs. c. NJ Baldwin have returned from
@ short visit 70 Victoria
Judge J. N. Scott left yesterday for Boston, to
attend the session of the q. A. X. He went over
the Canadian Pacific.
Professor W. T. Babcock has returned from HE
Eastern trip He is spending few days in Sc
attic.
Wiley N. Nash, of the legal firm of Mulrow
& Nash. Starkville, Mss, is in this city on q
visit
A. C. Phillips, assistant cashier of the First
National bank, went TO San Francisco today.
w. r. Stone, recently from Melford, Utah, has
purchased the Commercial lodging house.
Judge ]. F. Scott left Saturday for visit to
Boston and Washington, DC.
Major @. A. Brookes was in Seattle and Tacoma
this week on business trip.
Mrs. Bridges and Miss Maud stetson went to
Port Angeles Thursday.
C. NJ. Shed left Friday morning for Q short
visit to California
Mr. and Mrs. T. s. Campbell went to Port An
geles this week.
T. J. Notion has returned from Seattle.