The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-28
Observation-Disclosures SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 2s 1890

Taylor, for Whit in washisgson City. expect
ing 70 return to Seattle again about the nfss Of
the year.
Mrx O. z n. Prstt left Chicago monday.
where she bas been visiting the past ave weekG
Mrs. Rev. O. H. D. Vaughn will meet her ~
Lincoln. Neh. and viii accom- pany her - -
attic.
Mrs. ssephen Cafkeek returned last Monday
evening from trip 70 California an4 the East
efn states where she was visiting fyienda she
vas absent about two months-
Ma l. n Starr. Of Oakland, Cal, II In Seattle
at the Rainier. Ma Starr formerly resided In
Seattle snd has many friends here besides Con-
siderable property intefests-
Two opera hats were noticeable at "Adoais"
Friday night Oae was Q large red hat worn
By society lsdy, the other petite white e.
pote. with mantle TO match.
Mr. and Ma D. C. Brawley and IL. and Mrs..
". r Brswiey start Monday for the East 70
spend several m0ntha They VIII stop q the
corn palace q Sioux City.
Some Of the ladies Of Seattle vii sndeavof 70
secure the services Of Mn Frank Leslie some
time this winter, when she makes her tour Of
the Pacific coast
There Is to b IN art exhibition ct Spokane
Fails. October l. and several Of the Seattle art
lists have been asked 70 contribute specimens OF
their work
Miss Dean. Of Boston, 10 visiting now in the
family Of Mira L v. wyckof. Isis Second street.
She 10 . daughter OF Captain Dean, now in San
YTaucisco
social win be given next Friday night ct
the residence Of Mn 9. Bartlesf, corner Howell
and Depot streets. by the North Seattle Bspeiss
church.
Ma Robert Kpipe, who has been visiting her
mother in Pennsylvania, started for Seattle
1hursday. and IL expected home In . day o.
two.
Miss Emma Resensburger and Mis Alice
Goldsmith. Of Gan Francisco and Portland re.
spctively, are visiting Mrs. Edward c. Neufel-
der.
Mr. and NM william csEmichaI, Of Baird,
Tex, with their family, arrived in Seattle last
Tuesday. They viii make Seattle their home.
8. p. Budgets, Of Portland. and Mrs. J. p Bud
geft and daughter, OF Clifton, England, were
visiting friends in this city during the week.
Mrs. W. 3. Jsckling. vile Of Captain JacklinE.
who has been spending some time In California,
was expected TO arrive home yesterday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. 9. Z. Smith are entertaining Mr.
and MIRA. Charles Mcdonald, Of Oakland. Cal.
VINO arrived IN Seattle last Thursday.
Miss Sonoe Evans and her brother Frank
Evans leave next week for California, where
they attend school the ensuing year.
Mira REESE. state organizer Of the ". c. I. o.,
Of Chautauqna, was In the city the past week,
the guest Of Mrs. H. A. Parkhurst.
The First Baptist church win give the "Dees-
tr:ct skule' about the 18th Of October. probably
81 The Madison street theater.
Mrs. Anderson and daughter, Miss Grace An
derson. OF Hotel Sesgrave, have gone to Portland
on two weeks visit
Mr.. Wo d. the artist. who has been absent
from the city for some time, will arrive home
this coming week.
Mrs. W. II. White ia expected home from San
Francisco about October l. where she has been
visiting relatives.
At the japanese wedding at the Armory
Thursday night Miss Anna Furth win be the
beautiful bride.
Mrs C. r. Treat started for Lynn. Mas, Mon.
day morning. From there she will 90 to Europe
to spend year.
Mrs r. w. winchell. OF 2,022 Lake street. il
entertaining Mr.. and Mn. r. W. Winchell, OF
Cedar Rapids.
Mrs. }. 8. Hicrs and daughter, Miss Alice
Hicks, started for Massachusetts, Friday for
months visit
Mrs W. A. Ryerson and little son returned
last Friday from an extended visit with rela-
tives in Iowa
Mn F. J. Wilder Is entertaining Mr. b. W. A.
Horton and daughter, Miss Anna Horton, of
Vermont
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred C. Pettibone, prominent
society people Of whatcom, visited Seattle this
week.
Miss Tudie Hansen and Susie Hansen re.
turned last week from Q months visit to Vic.
| tohs.
Mrs. W. J. Jennings arrived in Seattle last
Wednesday. after spending the summer in the
| East
| Mrs. George Fl. Hebron left for Boston last
Mondsy. She Will be absent about two months.
n n ND nS
CAL, is visiting Mrs. L J. Heacock. Of Seattle.
| Miss Viola Conner returned to her hom. last
| week after visit in the family of Mr O'Brien
| Rev. and Mrs. D. D. Campbell and children
| left last Monday for Q trip to 81. Joseph. No.
| Mrs. W. L. Ellis goes to housekeeping tomor.
| row in her new home in Renton addition.
Senator and Mrs.. Squire are at the Hotel
Rainier. where they receive their frienda
Mss Minnie Scott, who has been quite i'll for
the past two weeks, is recovering slowly.
| MI. James Simmons and Miss Clara Korn viii
be married this afternoon at O'Clock.
| Next Friday evening ane concert il to be
given at the Congregational church.
! Next Wednesday the Lake Washington Dane.
ing Clab give hop at Rainier ball.
Mrs. Alice Aiken and children, of Portland.
| will reside permanently in Seattle.
| Mrs. DR.. George Rel sailed on the 18th from
| England on her way to Seattle.
| The ladies OF the North Seattle Baptist church
| will give q concert next month.
The Market street Baptist church give q trade
| carnival in the near future.
Mr.. James A. Kerr, of Newton. Ia, IL visiting
| Mr.. Ed Craven, of this city.
Mrs Sadie Sells and daughter returned last
| week IRON Omaha, Neb.
Mrs Judge Lewis leaves soon for California to
spend the winter there.
! Mr.. and Mrs 7. Lee Carroll will leave next
| Monday for Europe.
Miss Ella Foye. of snohomish, was visiting in
| Seattle last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Wilson are domiciled at the
| Ripley house.
Mr.. aud Mrs J. F. Emmons left for the Eas.
| last Tuesday.
Mrs Hayden Mcclellan left last week for San
| Francisco.
Miss Maudie Rawlins left last Thursdsy for
| Chicago.
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