The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-14
SOCIETY CHAT.

SOCIETY CHAT.
An interesting programme IL being prepared
for an entertainment TO Be he'd ct the Puget
Sound Business College the 6rst week In octo-
Der. Should this be carried cut with the same
spirit OF energ; which has characterized Mrs.
Halls work in establishing ( ~ popular insti
tuition. we feel sure it VIII be great success.
Artistic cards are out announcing the wed.
ding of Miss Clara Korn aud Mr.. J-mes sim.
mons, Sunday evening, september 20. at the
residence Of the brides parents, 1.0l6 Washing
ton street Reception following the ceremony
from 10 IL O'Clock.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Maud
Nickerton, daughter OF A. A. Mckee Of Bos-
ton. to Dr.. 6idbothan, prominent physician OF
England. Miss Nickertou is a beautiful aud &C
complshed girl and has many friends In
Seattle
Mrs. B. B. Everett and Miss Nina Everett, oil
Tacoma. are at the Rainier. Mr.. Everett's many
friends in Seattle and elsewhere will be reJoieed
to learn that she return from her California
trip much i'm proved in health.
Cards arr out for the wedding OF Mr. II. A.
Davies. OF 5e, tile, and IS Ma nie l.. George. oil
Port Madison. at TIE res d, nee OF Mr.. a d Mrs.
Byr re, Fourth and Lenora streets, Monday even.
ing at S O'clock.
The Jennie June was chartered last Friday
and the young people of the Plymouth church
tooE tn. six Yale graduates, VINO intend 70 do
missionary work In the West, over TO Ak
point.
Mrs. J. b. wilson, with Bessie Wilson ard
Mabel Wilson, her daughters returned last week
Ia company with Mrs. J. II. Harbottle ana fam.
lily from three weeks visit IN Victoria, B. c.
Mrs. John p Fay and child left yesterday
morning Tor Boston, Mass. to spend three
months visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. K.
Ober and her brother, Mr.. +. A. Ober.
The Young Peoples society Of the Welsh Pres
bytenau church gave an enjoyable ha.ket sup
per at their hurch las; "Wednesday evening and
the event wss an entire success.
Miss Lillian Burrows, teacher in the Central
school, goes mex year to Europe. She is pre-.
pairing to make foreign correspondence . spe-
cialty.
opers-house, entertained several OF his friends
at dinuer at the Chamber Of Commerce last
week.
The Fremont union of the W. C. I. q. gave
social at Kent last Friday night at Mrs Dins-
mores. Several ladies' fl m Seattle attended
Mrs. W. Parrv Smith. accompanied by her
daughter Mits Hattie Smith, left last Wednes-
day for their old home in Maryland.
Judge William Barnum goes to Chicago soon
for his family and will return to Seattle, where
they intend to reside in the future.
Af+. ~. II. dslIQaus MIS-. James n. BOL0W0il
and Miss Thorndike lett yesterday for Denver, to
be absent two months.
Mrs r. d. Ball and children returned last
week from Milwaukee. where they have been
spending the suDmer.
Mrs. Folsom aud Miss Lizzie Folsom who have
been spending the summer In Seatt e, returned
to Boston last week.
Mr.. and Mrs r. R. Shelter left Tuesday for
their home in Chicago after visit of several
weeks in this city.
Master Ed lie P. Gaffoey left last Sunday for
Portland where he will attend the Bishop Scott
Military aca envy.
their home in Seattle alter an extended trip In
the Eastern states.
reception will be given this week for the
Rev. d. d. Campbell, of the First Methodist
Episcopal church.
Miss Katie vassar, Miss Ida vassar and Miss
Hattie Warner have gone to Portland for q
months visit.
Rev. D. C. Garrett and family 90 to house.
Keeping tomorrow on the corner of Sixth and
, Union streets.
Mrs 7. J. e. scoones and family, who haye
been visiting in Cali ornia, will return this week
to Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs r. E. Cameron aud family
moved in to their new home in Renton addition
last week.
Miss Kate Sparkling has returned from victo.
ria, where she has been visiting Mrs. James
Brady.
The Young Mems Institute will give one of
its enjoyable receptions 10 friends next Tuesday
night
Mr.. Hugh Frace left last week for New York.
where he will study medicine for the en- suing
year.
Mr and Mrs. II. L Griffith give a small box
party tomorrow night at the opening of Turner
| hall.
Mr.. Angus MscCauley returned yesterday
| from weeks visit to friends In British Column.
| bia.
Mrs. James Thompson leaves soon for San
Francisco, where she wi reside permanently.
Miss Clara Clarke returned last monday from
ataree weeks vacation in British Columbia
Mr.. and Mrs W. C. Ralston will soon remove
from the Rainier hotel to Queen Anne town.
Rev. aud Mrs o. V. W. Chandler and family
arrived in Seattle from 1iiiin, o., last week.
Mr. l. d. Rsss leaves tomorrow for the East.
whsre he W. II visit friends and relatives
The Ladies' Guild OF st MARKS church vii,
give lair some time before Chri-tmas
The W C. 7. U. will give SO cial soon at Mrs.
J. n. Wallngrord's, on raird stree.
Mss Bessie Hill left last week to attend the
Annie Wright seminary al Tacoma
Miss Anna Mcneil left last Monday for Bo,.
ton. where sne will study music.
The dance at the Rainier Hall last Friday
evening was, as usual, success.
Miss Lee, of Vancouver. was entertained bv
Mrs. Bacon at lunch last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z C. Alien arrived in Seattle
last week from Lawrence Kan.
Mrs. J. y. Glover, of Spokane Falls, in the
| guest OF Mrs. W. L. Gazzam
Miss C. Huntoon aud Miss Lorne Hun,oon ,s,,
Sst
Miss Grsce Piper has returned from a tvo
| mouths visit il Oregon.
Mr.. W. c. Bra~iey leaves this week for Penn.
| sylsania. his old home.
! Mr.. and Mrs. E. Howard left last Wednes.
| day for Lake Whatcom.
Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Belvin returned last week
| from Salt LAKE City.
Mr. W. II. Hundley left yesterday for hi. old
| home in Alabama
Mrs. a. Il. P!anck is housekeeping a, a..
Second street
Rev. and Mrs Leonard Parker are q, home a,
the Seagraye
Mrs. Msur:ce Chick left last week TO, San
Fra cisco.
Mrs. 5. Beatty returned THURSDAY from San
Francisco.
Mr.. Frank Griffith leaves TO-DAY for down
Sound.
overcoats from in the morning until in the
EVENING toscorrow, at special prices at Hyams.