The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-09

nroxrsmme was rendered and greatly en-
soyed. while the guests did ampie justice
70 splendid sepass served by the ladies'.
rsErr n orrKx Assx-
Mr.. and Mrx Charles Knapp entertained
q number o. friends ~ their pleasant new
home tn Queen Arne Friday evening.
Those present we're. Mr.. and Mra- W. l.
Lozman, Miss Kate Pierce, Miss Naude
Ward, Miss Annie Monroe, Miss Lille
White, Mr.. win Bixby. Mr. C. c. Ward.
Mr. C. w. FARMLAND, Mr. Aiding
TIE coIoEED SOCIAL czEcIg.
The Colored Ladies' Social Circle met At
the residence of Mrs. Lawrencs, on East
Madison street, Wednesday afternoon. A
very pleasant afternoon vas spent in social
converse, music, etc The circle win be en-
sertAined By Mrs Collins. on East Madison
street, April 3. All members are requested
to be present.
SURPRISE PAETr.
Between thirty and forty ladies and
gentlemen, friends of Mr. Thomas Gran
ney. surprised him last night by going 10
bis horse in body, all bearing presents,
and hearty good wishes A delightful
evening was passed. and an elegant supper
served
BIRTHDAY pAETY.
Mr.. Grant Sheers celebrated his twentieth
birthday anniversary Tuesday evening. at
the home of bis parents on Marion street,
with pleasant party. Music. games and
dancing was the order of the evening.
DINNER PAETy.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Whittier entertained q
few friends atdfnner last Saturday evening,
at ffss.sr hs..s
COMING EVENTS.
The Ancient Order OF Hibernians. of this
city. will give its first annual bali at the
ArInory on Sc. Patrick's day, March II.
The First Regiment orchestra viii furnish
the music.
The Western Central Labor Union.
which includes all the labor unions Of this
city, viii give ball &C the Armory on
April Is
Miss Lois sheafe has about completed
the programme for her recital, which viii
take place during Easter week. The many
friends OF Miss Sheate in this city are look
ing forward with interest to what promises
to be musical treat. The First Methodist
church auditorium viii doubtless be filed
with IS fine an audience as ever assembled
there. 70 show their appreciation OF Sc
attie's talented young organist's first re-
citai.
The ladies OF Plymouth Congregational
church are arranging for gypsy CARNIVAL.
10 be given in the near future. 1t will be
original. and, doubtless, very enjoyable.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. NJ. s. Story was visitor to the cap
itaI city during the week.
Mrs. f. IL. Noble. of Tacoma, visited
friends In Seattle Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fredericks returned
Tuesday from san Francisco.
Miss Emma Collins has been i'll for sew
eral days, but is now convaiesceEt.
Mrs Henrietta Piper. of l,2l3 Main
street, is visiting friends at Tacoma.
Mr.. w. l.. Meredith left Tuesday for a
visit OF month or more in the East
Miss Maud Burr visited friends in Olym-
pia and Steiiacoom during the week.
Mrs. ]. C. Haines returned from San
Francisco Tuesday by the City of Puebla.
Mr.. G.. r. Munday has returned from
Mount Vernon, where he spent the week
at court
Miss Edith Morrill,. of Tacoma. is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. c. b. Grant, at 213
Suffer street.
Miss Aidine Squire. daughter Of Senator
Squire. is attending the Utica, n. Y. Con-
servstory of Music.
Mrs. Patton, OF Salem, Oregon, was the
guest of her brother, Judge J. A. STRAIT
ton. during the week.
Major ]. X. Hayden, who has been in
California for the past month, is expected
10 arrive home today.
Lieutenant w. A. Kimball. stationed
temporarily at Fort Townsend. was in Sc
attle the first OF tie week.
Mr.. q. w. Fisher, of the firm OF Fisher
& Mcdonald, leaves for San Francisco this
evening by the steamship City of Puebla.
DIR. and Mrs. Bagley are at home again
after spending two months in Mexico.
They are at present domiciied at the Rain
Ter.
Mrs. w. II. Routledge. of Victoria. ar
rived in the city Friday. She came to join
her husband who is spending few days
here.
Miss Lydia Rumbaugh, OF Albany. Ore
gon, who has been visiting friends in this
city tor several months, has returned
home.
Miss Gretchen Ranke will leave on the
City OF Pucbla tonigh, for San Francisco,
where she will visit friends for several
weeks.
MIR Robert H. Boyle and Miss Margaret
Boyle returned ON Tuesday from six
weeks visit to san francisco and Southern
California.
Mr. u. V. s. Reid, connected with the
Farmers and Merchants Insurance COM
pany, of Albany, Oregon, was in Seattle
Wednesday.
Miss Halle Jones, of Denver, left Tues
dav evening for home, after spending sew
era months here "a the guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Moore.
Mrs. w. Marshall ShafTner started yes
terdsy for the Eastern states. She will
visit England before returning home, in
about two months.
The engagement of Mr. Leo z. Grun-
baum. manager Of the City of Paris dry
goods house and Miss Becky Spiegcl, OF
Boise City, Idaho, is announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. +. Pike. formerly OF
Webster. s. OAK. who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. +. 4. Simpson during the
past few weeks, have decided 70 locate here.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Gray. of Spokane
Fails, are at the Rainies. Mr.. Gray was
proprietor Of the California house a. Spok.
aae Fails for several years, but Is now en-
gagged Ia other business.
The social announced for last Friday
evening in the new Calvary Presbyterian
church, on Market street. was indefinitely
postponed. owing 20 the church no, being
completed As seen a. expected.