The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-05
SOCIAL NEWS PARAGRAPHED.

letter written by Mr.. Bailey Gatzert, at
Paris, June Is. has been received by Major James
R. Hayden. Mr.. Gatzert has been in excellent
health ever since leaving Vienna. He arrived in
Paris June 7, and two days later Mr.. Sig
Schwabacher and his family came. Mr.. Gatzert
writes that by piecing out his English, Dutch
and Chinook language with a little French coli,
he is able 10 get along very well at the French
metropolis.
The San Rafael correspondent of the San Fran
cisco Chronicle says: Among the strangers no
one has been more admired than Miss Struve, of
Seattle. now the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs w. F.
Bowers at their pretty cottage near the Hotel
Rafael, and who was considered to be one of
the best dressed ladies at the hop last evening
She is tall, very pretty and has an exquisite fg-
ure."
The Misses Hodge, who have been visiting
Mrs J. F. Mcknight for some time, return to
their home in Illinois this week The young Ia
dies while here were the center OF much social
attention and their departure will be regretted
by many.
Rev. Clark E. Davis has moved his family out
TO his farm on the Duwamish river and will go
to California on his vacation. His pulpit will
be filed during his absence by Major Hilton, the
noted temperance orator
The Minerva Club tonight gives pleasant
outing. The members will take the steamer
C. c. Calkins and ride around the lake for sew
island.
letter received this week By Mr. + D. Curtis
from Mrs. T. T. Minor, now in Berlin Germany,
conveys the pleasing intelligence that the fam
lily is in entirely good health.
Rev S. Alonzo Bright, d. D., viii leave to-
morrow for the mountains, as the guest OF Mr.,
John B. Denny and Mr.. Victor W. Denny.
Miss Bessie A. Dodd, one OF spokane's charm
ing young ladies, will be the guest of Mrs s.
Al rserhr f0- EaF 20
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Kariher, who have been
spending some time in Seattle, left on Monday
for their home in Illinois
Judge Thomas Burke and Mr.. Ersstus Brain
erd during the latter part of the week went to-
gether on q brief outing.
The families of Mr. D. B. Ward. Mr.. c. B. Bag
lev and Mr.. Edmond ). Meany held picnic AZ
Green lake on Friday.
Mr.. A. J. GILES, of Seattle, and Mr. Ed Howard.
of Kirkland, went fishing from the latter place
Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. D. Phillips and his sister Miss c. PhilIips
from Victoria, are spending the Fourth with
friends in Seattle.
Miss Mamie Arnold, of Coupevilie, 1. visiting
Mrs. T. D. Curtis at her residence on Depot and
Wilbur streets.
Mr. and Mrs Isaac Cooper have returned from
an extended tour through the Eastern states
rnd California
Miss Nellie Moss, for some time visiting Miss
Jessie Bass, has returned TO her home in San
Francisco
Miss Heisel, OF San francisco, is visiting Mrs.
George II. Smith at her home. ia Albert street.
Mrs. c. L slsuson celebrated her birthday on
July BY giving picnic at Bryn Mawr park.
Mrs. A. Cary, Miss Alice Cary and Miss Phoaba
Cary are in Olympia visiting Mr.. E. j. Estep.
Miss Jennie Houghton left Wednesday for a
three weeks visit to friends at Port Gamble.
Miss Carrie B. Lake and Miss Lily Tucker are
rusticating at Friday harbor.
The Misses Willard will start tomorrow for
their home in Oakland, Cal
Ar Edward Fenton, of Spokane FAILS, Is in
Seattle on visit to friends
Mrs William E Miller spent the Fourth in
Tacoma among friends.
The Misses Smith are visiting Miss Noble.