The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-23

city are requested to extend . cordial invita-
ton 70 the friends of Methodssm in general x
attend. All win be made heartily welcome
Visit to . Lumber Camp.
Yesterday quite number OF persons visited
the logging camp of Mosher d Mcdonald ano
were much interested in the operations OF the
men as they cut down the tail timbers OF thu
forest Those In the party were: Mrs. c. Lans
ing, Mrs. A. D. Keith, Mr.. and Mrs. A Aosher
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mosher jr, Mrs. Job 2. Lyon
and Mr.. W. A. Mcdonald. On Wednesday the
party was entertained at dinner by Mr.. and
MIS-. G Lansing.
Mrs. Crapdall's Birthday.
Mrs. Z. d. Crandan gave . birthday party on
Thursday evening at her home, 4l6 Union street
The pleasures consisted OF games. music and
refreshments Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. James T. Lentsy, Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell
Mr.. and Mrs George r. Kibbe, Miss McMillin
Miss Croker, Miss Ruff. Miss Mamie Ruff. Mr.
r. I. Hawlsy, Mr.. c. X. lilly and Mr.. and Mrs
CrandalL
A Portland Lady Honofed.
very pleasant and enjoyable dinner Wal
given by Mira. William Blackman on Wednesday
evening at her residence, corner Second and
Blanchard streets. In honor of Mrs. Shattuck, Of
Portland. Those present were: Mrs Shattuck
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Mr. aud Mrs. Blackman, Miss Lois simmons
Miss Gena Thompson and Miss Carrie Rodgers
A Successful Leap Year Bali.
The leap year ball given at Masonic hall on
wednesday evening, was . brilliant success
The committees who had the matter in charge
were wei. qualified for their important duties
and the result was that al who attended fully
enjoyed the pleasant affair. The costumes oil
"a Ia6t
them with becoming dignity.
Worlds Fair Carnival.
The ladies of the First Methodist Episcopal
church, on the evenings of November and 8
at the church. will give Worlds fair carnival
which viii be one of the most elaborate affair.
OF the kind ever given in this city. It will be oil
very attractive character Ferdinand and
Isabella will appear In costume and Columbus
Will attend in all his glory.
Eonor to San Francisco Ladies'.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Maurice Nc.
Mlcksn gave . pretty dinner in honor of her
san Francisco guests, Mrs. A. g. Hallidie and
Mrs. 4. W. Brown. The guests were: Mrs. A.
3. Stewart, Mra l. 9. J. Hunt, Mrs. Henry A.
Noble, Mrs. A. W. Eugle, Mrs J. NJ. Wrestling,
and her guests.
Mrs. G. f. Meacham's Luncheon.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. George F.
Meacham. at her home Cd Renton Heights,
gave a most delightful luncheon in honor OF
Mrs. G. A. Hawley. The invited guests were
Mrs. g. A. Hawley, Mrs. R. W. Jones, Mrs. E. F.
Blaine, Mira. William H. Llewellyn, Mrs. R W.
Emmoua
In Honor OF Mrs. Watson C. Squire.
beautiful luncheon was given by Mrs. Alex
ander N. Reynolds to Mrs. Watson C. Squire.
The ladies invited to meet her were: Mrs. W
r. Forrest, Mrs. D. J. Wilmans, Mrs. r. s. De-
Wolfe, Mrs. Howard Joslin, Mrs. John H. Butt
Personal Social Nows.
Hon W. Lair Hill has gone on Q visit to Ore
gon.
Senator ". R. Forrest is recovering from his
Miss Post, Of Tacoma, has been visiting Miss
Piper this week.
Miss Gazzam left town on Monday last for her
home in Mobile, Ala
Mr.. Fred Bausman has been spending the
week in British Columbia
Mr.. and Mrs W. E. Bailey are expected to
reach Seattle early next week.
Miss Louise Brooks, of Paris, Tex. 10 visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Gaszam.
The Queen Anne Town Whist Club played its
regular game at the home OF Mrs. Baxter this
week.
Mrs A. 8. Hallidis and Mrs E. W. Brown, of
San Francisco, are visiting Mrs. Maurice Nc
Micken.
Miss May Potvin will give a piano recital at
Tacoma next Tuesday under the auspices of the
Ladies' Musical club.
Mrs W. P Goodwin has returned from Port
land, where she ha> been visiting her daugh ter,
Mrs George B. Markle.
Mr.. and Mrs Bailey Gatzert have returned
from an absence in Europe of nearly three years
and are domiciled at the Rainier hotel.
Mrs. C. E. Mum has gone to New York on a
visit with her sister. Mrs. Nellie Merrick. who
had been visiting her here for some time.
Miss Eleanor Miller, daughter of DR.. P. B. NJ,
Miller. charming and accomplished young
girl, has recovered from her cold, and is medi-
tating California trip.
Dr. d. M Clay, Of Shreveport, La, brother-in.
law OF Mr.. Thomas B. Hardin, has como to Sc
attic with his wife and family, intending to
make this his permanent home.
Friday was of special interest to Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas NJ. Green, being the first anniversary
of their marriage. They were entertained that
day at a pretty dinner by Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander McEwan.
Senator John r. Kinnear and his brother, Mr..
George Kinnear, have returned from the East,
hOiS ticJ "SiS SoAASd ny tAo slCAuebs VI tDclE
father, who has recovered and Is slowly i'm
proving in health.
Mrs. Sophie J. Scotland, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Daisy scotland, left on the City
of Pueba Wednesday evening for few weeks
visit to San Francisco. Mrs. scotland has been
in delicate health for some time past, and hopes
the change of air will be beneficial.
Mrs f. ". sackman has been elected presi-
dent of the Woman's Home Association. She
has left for Kansas City, where she will visit
among her friends for about a month. Mrs.
sackman was accompanied on her trip by
her cousin, Mr.. Charles X. Douglas, of that city.
VINO has been visiting her for some time.
WEDDINGS.