The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-28

tana, is the guest OF his brotheys-in-laws Nj. u.
g. Chandler and Mr.. Frank Chandler.
Mrs. r Wilson is visiting her son, Mr.. I. G.
Wilson, postmaster at Burlington, wash.
Mira /. Il. Msnning gave dinner party
Wednesday in honor of Miss futile, OF Portland
The Rev. B. r. Cheriagton and Mra Cnering-
ton lett on Tuesday for vacation trip 70 AlaakA
Mrs. l. o. Waldo and Miss Eliza Farrell, her
sister, have gone to San Francisco to visit reia-
tivea.
Returning from Astoria Mr.. Walter Deitrick
reports Mr.. AIvah Salmon Glover much improved
in health.
Mr.. J. McHenry. OF Cincinnati, IL visiting bis
son and dsugtser-in-law, NJ. and Mrs. L II.
NcHenry. in this city.
Miss Julia Lewis, Of Ellsnsburg, u Visiting
her sister, Mrs. Joseph Martin. They viii go to
kNensburg next week.
Miss Olive wilding has returned to Vancou-
Yer. Wash, after visiting Miss Theo Parker a.
the home of DR.. Parker.
Mr.. S. B. PestengilI and children LETT yssser-
day for Grafton, VT MI Psstengiii viii be gone
about month or six weeks.
Miss Margaret Powell, who spent her summer
vacation In Pennsylvania, has returned and re-
sumed her duties in the city schools.
Miss Nettie Prescott has returned to Portland,
accompanied by Miss kershaw, who viii make
stwo weeks visit there with her friend.
The Rev. w. B. McAillin, who has been
located in this city tor several years. will re-
move with his family to his new pastorats at
Fsirhaven.
Mr. A L Peck. OF Bridgeport, Conn, and Mr..
George W. Fife. Mr.. +. r Wilson and Nj. George
Brschtel visited the II sshsl river this week on
. fishing trip.
Mrs. Dr. Chering.on had her parlors tastefully
decorated with flowers last Monday for the
water color exhibition of Professor Ivy, who
conducted the summer art school at Chautauqua
The Rev. Mr.. wiiliston. who filed the pastor.
ate OF the Central Methodist Episcopal church
very successfully during the past year, has
removed, with his sister to his new charge at
Everett.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Allyn and Mr.. and MrA
Nelson Bennett gave dinner Tuesday evening
at the Tacoma hotel to Secretary and Mrs.
Noble. Mr.. and MrA Bridgeman were also
present
Mr.. T. Fl. RutteT, Who recently sold ont his
immense collection of Puget sound view mega.
tives, has gone to camp on Mount Rainier,
which diversion, being an old mountaineer, he
Will Know how to enjoy thoroughly
Mr.. and Mrs John Cropssy, OF Cheyenne,
and Mr.. Cropsey's father and mother. of Dixie,
H., who have been making tour of the Coast
were the guests this week OF Mr.. and Mrs g. D.
AcNaughton. They LETT yesterday for Chey.
enne.
The Rev. William NJ. Jefferis will return Sun.
day night from Philadelphia and will oficiate
at the Church of the Holy Communion the d rst
Sunday in September. Some months ago he
was rendered q call to tho rectorship of that
church.
Mr.. S. z. Mitchell, OF Portland, district engi-
neer: Mr.. Z. B. Kittle. superintendent of street
railway department., and Mr.. W. J. Grambs. of
Seattle, Puget sound representative of the
Northwest General Electric Company, were here
this week.
Miss Avis Ingersoll gave charming afternoon
tea last Wednesday at her home on North L
street. the invited guests being Miss Edna Dur
gin, Miss Mabel Kershaw, Miss Florence Nc
Donald, Miss Florence Hale. Miss Clara Hewitt,
Miss Forbes.
Miss Mary Allen West, OF Chicago. sditrsss OF
the Union Sigma, the Official organ of the w. c.
T. u, was in the city Thursday, and delivered
an address before the state Prohibition conven.
ton. She Is starting on q tour around the
world via japan in the interests Of her organi.
cation.
The Rev. W. e. Copeland, who is now pastor
OF the Unitarian church In Stockton, Cal, re-
Gently arrived to spend q three-weeks vacation
with his family at their Gravely lake cottage.
He has been invited to give his lecture, "Psrils
Which Threaten the Republic. Fat Germania hall
tomorrow afternoon