The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-27

East much TO the regret of host OF friends in
Seattle. She win spend the winter In Toronto
and New York city.
Dr. aud Mrs C. H. Kinnaman have gone to
Ogden and salt Lake City. in search OF health
and pleasure.
Mrs E. D. Crandail, wife of Professor Gran
DALI has gone East, and will be absent from the
city some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Bostwick departed on
Wednesday for Hastings, Neb., where they
formerly resided.
Miss Alberta Eecles, who has been visiting
Mrs. l. Fl. Griffith, returned to her home In
Portland yesterday.
Miss Gussie seblesinger. OF San Francisco, is
visiting IN this city, the guest OF her uncle at
I'LL Yesler avenue.
Mrs. Donaldson, of Colorado, is spending a
short time in Seattle, the guest OF her orotner'
the Rev. J. C. Strong.
County Clerk w. B. Spencer leaves this even
ing for a five days trip down the Sound to his
ranch in Whatcom county.
That Miss Ida Bentley, the reader, Is meeting
with q perfect ovation in California will be good
news to her Seattle friends.
DR.. A. P. Mitten returned from his Eastern
trip on Friday. Mrs. Mitten will remain away
until some time in october.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fl. Hebron and Miss
Piper went to Tacoma ON "Wednesday to near
Sara Bernhardt in Fedora"
Mr. and Mrs Kinnear and the Misses Rector
went salmon trolling on Friday. The young
ladies were quite successful.
Mrs. A B. Longstreet, well known In the liter.
airy circles of New York city, is the guest OF
Miss sheafe, in Queen Anne town.
Mr.. Thomas VI. Green left on Thursday for
Mississippi, where rumor says he will be mar
ried to charming Southern lady.
Captain and Mrs. G. Fl. Walker. late OF Ed
haua t0
city their permanent place of residence
The Misses Rector, of Tacoma, were the guests
of Mrs. Amos Brown last week. This week they
will be entertained by Mrs George w. Hall.
On Tuesday Miss Josephine Noble left for New
York to complete her studies, with the prob
ability OF going abroad next summer and win
ter.
Mrs. Rodney Kendrick, of San Francisco, who
has been spending the summer at Seabeck, is In
the city visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. A.
Jones.
Miss Pansy Wright, of the Anna Wright sem
mary, at Tacoma, was in the city last week, in
order to attend the wedding of her cousin, Miss
Willard.
Mr. j. Hilton and family started on Monday
evening for Maine. Mr.. Hilton has been a resi-
dent of Washington state for over a quarter OF
century.
Professor Edwin c. Hewett, ex principal of
during the week and was entertained by Judge
Richard Osborn.
Miss Emily J. Carkeek left on Wednesday for
Victoria, where she will spend two weeks visit
ing friends and taking much needed rest from
her musical studies
Miss May Potvin came in on the steamship
Umatilla, Friday evening, from months visit
to California, greatly improved in health, and
will resume her classes in music Immediately.
Mr. Louis A. Brandes, for some time con-
nected with the composing room of the Posi-
INTELLIGENCER, left Seattle for Portland on
Wednesday, where he will in the future reside
Mrs. W. A. Hasbrouck has returned from an
extended Eastern visit, accompanied by the
mother of her late husband, Mrs. C. Hasbrouck,
of Joppa, Mich. They are living at 221 Albert
street.
Mr.. John F. Conant is visiting Andover, Mass,
where he has been spending the summer. The
Andover papers have contained several inter-
views with Mr.. Conant concerning Seattle's
progress.
Miss Chamberlin, in charge of a party of
Seattle young ladies now travelling in Europe,
reports that they are having a good time.
They are now in Berlin, but will spend the
winter in Italy.