The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-20
SOCIETY CHAT.

SOCIETY CHAT.
One of the most graceful dancers on the door
ct the Rainier Club reception was Miss Strauss,
OF Louisville, KY. who h visiting Mrs. DIT. Yam
dell Anumber Of Miss STRAUSS friends are de-
sirous OF having her give . kermiss during her
stay here, and she may consent TO do SO If the
proper material can be gotten together.
Mr. G. Meade Emory. grandson Of the late
General William H. Emory. of Washington, d.
c., has located IN Seattle. Mr.. Emory is grad
uate Of Cornell law school, and is q member Of
the New York bar He enters into law part
nership with Daniel Kelleher. OF this city, for
merry Of New York
Miss Title winehiIl entertained Mr.. NJ Jacobs.
OF Tacoma, Mr.. Knowles, of Chicago, and Mr..
Bettman. of Olympia, ut q very pleasant dinner
party on Sunday last. After dinner drive and
sail on Lake Warrington ended most pleasant
day for the Visiting friends.
Ms Charles Kelley, OF youngstown, Ohio,
who has been visiting In Seattle for the past two
months, and her sister, Mrs Stephen Carkeek.
leave on Monday for California They viii go
from there to Ohio. Mira Carkeek expects to be
absent sever al weeks
Cards have been received In this city an
nouncing the marriage of William v. Rinehart,
jr, son of Major w. ". Rinehart, of this city,
and Miss Martha A. Walz. Of Ann Arbor, Mich.
They will be at home after October l. at q 203
Fifth street.
The Plymouth church picnic last Wednesday
was decided success A pleasant place on
Green Lake was selected Two hundred persons
or more were present. The last boat, crowded
one returned to the city about s o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Armstrong. their daughter.
Miss Marian Armstrong and their son. Mr.. will
lam Armstrong, from Cleveland, Ohio, arrived
in the city last Sunday. Mr.. william Armstrong
il one OF Yale's boys of the class of 80.
The Concordia Social Club will give its second
outing ON next Sunday. The seamer Calkins
has been engaged to take the picnic on an ex.
cursion around Lake Washington, 90 q delight
full time may be expected.
DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Rawson, of Helena Mont,
accompanied by MrA. Rawson's mother, Mrs. L.
R. Morton, of Washington, D. c., arrived in Be-
attic last Tuesday. They intend to make Sc.
attic their future home
Miss Eta Robertson, granddaughter of Cap
tain William Renton. who has been very sick
for the past week at the residence of her mother,
Mrs. M. A. Gaffney, is somewhat better, though
not yet out of danger
Professor Lurch, the famous San Francisco
pianist, and the Professors Arthur, talented
artists on violin and flute, viii give q grand
concert at the FIRST NJ. E. church on Tuesday
evening. July %.
Mrs. ]. T. Richardson, of Minneapolis, II visit
ing Colonel and Mrs. O. F. Briggs Mrs Rich
lessor Richardson. and they win leave for
trip to Alaska
The afternoon homemade lunch and ice
cream social that followed in the evening at
the Calvary Presbyterian church Friday was
both an enjoyable and profitable affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. &. Ehaffer and daughter
Edith, are visiting their son, Mr.. Z. F. shaffer.
of the firm of 81. R. shaffer & Co., of this city,
and will remain all summer.
NJ ana Nee M RohSuanu srd n, c<~,-.r
of Syracuse, N. Y, are in the city, visiting their
nephew. Mr.. David Webster. and expect to re-
main all summer
Mr. and Mrs J. L. Brown and niece, OF Kansas
City, Mo-, are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. E. Cal
vert, s04 Banner street. Mn Brown ID Q sister
of Mrs. Calvert
Miss Lottie Scott, who was graduated this year
from the High school, leaves in about q week
for Snoqualmie, where she win spend the rest
of the summer.
Mrs. T. T. Minor entertained her brother, Hon.
J. B. Montgomery. OF Portland, and Dr.. william
NJ. Russell and family, of Pittsburg. Pa, during
the past week.
Mr.. c. 7. Langridge left yesterday for his
home in Lancaster Wis He viii be absent q
month or more. and upon his return will bring
his family.
Mr. ana Mrs. Isaac swinney, Mrs. Oliver +.
Briggs, Mrs. J. F. Richardson and Mrs Lovets
N. Wood and daughter visited snoqualmie last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert G.. Hudson, of Yazoo.
Miss, arrived In Seattle last Friday. They are
particular friends of Dr.. and Mrs. Yandell of
this city.
Mrs. 8. Frauenthal, who has of late years been
in poor health. win leave for Victoria and the
springs on Wednesday. to be gone about six
weeks.
Miss Hennie Calm. who has been the guest of
Mrs. A. Fortlouis for the last three months
leaves shortly for her home in San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs L. H. Griffith. Mr.. and Mrs J. T.
Hale, Mr.. and Mrs John Gunkrauz went to
Snoqualmie yesterday to spend the Sunday.
The new choir of the Unitarian church con-
sists OF Mrs. N. s. Story, Mrs. Maurice McMicken,
Mr.. Eliot Henderson and Mr.. VIII Fisher.
MI. Alexander Craig and family left last Fri
day for Port Washington. They will be absent
several weeks. camping in the vicinity.
Miss Lloyd Jessup daughter of Dr. Jessup, of
Portland, 10 visiting Miss Augusta D. Armstrong
at Tenth and Terrace streets. this city.
Governor Semple and daughter Miss Maude
Semple, left last Monday for Blaine, to be alb
sent from the city about two months.
Miss Harris and Miss Hamilton. of this city,
were entertained st lunch at the Rainier hotel
last Tuesday by Mrs ]. H. Windsor.
DR.. and Mrs. C. A. Smith arrived in Seattle
last Tuesday. At present they are with Mr.
Everett Smith. Seventh and Alder.
Mrs. 8. Harrison, OF Portland, and Miss vir-
ginia Harrison, of San Francisco, are visiting
Mrs Teaff. Queen Anne Town.
Miss Martha Wolf and Miss Henrietta Wolf
leave Wednesday for Portland, accompanied by
their sister. Mrs. NJ Gottsten.
Last evening reception was given on the
occasion of the opening OF the Abbott house.
corner Pike and Third streets
Mrs. NJ. s. Story gave a pleasant little must
Gale last sunday night complimentary to Mr.
and Mrs. Locke Richardson.
Mrs d. E. Hubbard and child left Tuesday
last for San Francisco, where Mr.. Hubbard will
join them about August /.
Miss Belle Woolacott. sister of Mrs. E. W.
Brown. returned to Chicago her home where
her father is quite ill.
The Daughters of Rebekah will give their
semimonthly social ut Johnson & Ames all
next Thursday night
Mr. and Mrs W. E. Newhsll have come from
Chicago to escape the heat and will spend the
entire summer here.
Mr. aud Mrs F. J. Baird. Miss Bl anche Baird
and Miss Myrtle Baird left last Thursday on the
Queen for Alaska.
Mrs. Harper, of Queen Anne Town, with ner
children. are summering at Chaussuqua in the
Bales cottage.
day for 0ympis. They intend soon to take
trip TO Alaska.
Mr.. and Mrs L. v. Morse are at home to their
friends at the southeast corner of Bell and Sec
ond streets.
Mr. and Mrs Osmer Abbott fnee Maybelle
Rosecrans) win be ct home to their friends after
next week
Mr.. Albert Ehrman, Miss Nettie Ehrman and
Miss Flora Walter of San Francisco. are visiting