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

eneai, Ml5s Georgia Wrestling, Miss Mckee,
Miss Hubbard, Miss Crilly, Mrs. Stewart Smith;
the Misses Seymour, Miss Paddock and Miss
Edwards. of Tacoma; Mr.. r. E. G. Berry, Mr.. T.
a. Noble, Mr.. Frank 3. Wrestling, Mr.. James u.
Hoge, Mr.. Tracy Robertson, Mr. Gilbert Smith,
MI Stewart Z. Smith and Mr.. Kane.
Distinguished southerner.
On Monday night Mr.. and Mrs W. Fl. H.
Green entertained General John w. Fewell at
their home on Main street beyond Twelfth.
The guest il from the state of Mississippi and
the hostess had invited q number Of Southern
friends to meet and greet the visitors. The
evening was spent in & delightful manner by
all General Fswel, who il q cousin Of Mrs.
Green, il one Of the most distinguished lawyers
OF that state.
A Country Club Affair.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Edwin A. Strout
took party of friends over to the Country Club,
where dinner was served that proved a de-
light to all the guests- Those in the party were
Judge and Mrs. II. G. Strive, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Strout, Mrs. A. E. MacCulsky, Mrs. Tuthil,
Miss Tuthill, Miss struve, Miss Noble Mt
George Hyde Preston, Mr.. II. F. Meservs, Mr.. r.
II. Palmer.
Faithful School Teacher.
Professor August Beacham. a graduate OF Kan
sas Agricultural college and q late teacher in
Seattle schools, left on the walla Walla for San
.
Junior university. where he will take two
years post graduate course. Mr.. Beachsm is
now very scholarly gentleman, and at the ex-
piration OF this time his attainments will merit
the best positions to be had.
Mrs. Matte Lutz Entertains.
Mrs. Matte Lutz, who resides at Fifth and
Jefferson streets, on Wednesday night ga We a
party to q number Of friends that proved pleas
ant to all who were invited. The house was
deliberately decorated and looked very pretty.
The pleasures Of the occasion were varied by
music, dancing and refreshments All pro-
nounced the affair successful In every way.
Uniform Rank Ball.
One OF the most pleasant events OF the season
Will be the anniversary ball of the Uniform
Rank, knights OF Pythias. at the Armory next
Tuesday evening. 1t will be given under the
auspices OF Seattle Division, No !. and Rainier
Division, No. Is, q. R., X. of p Tacoma Divi-
sion, No. 4, will be here in full uniform. and all
the Sir knights OF the city will participate.
Dr.. Rawson's Stag Dinner.
DR.. q. A. Rawson, on Friday evening, at his
residence on Drexsl avenue ana California
streets, gave stag dinner that was thoroughly
enjoyed by the following invited guests: Mr.
Fred sander. Mr.. George Hawley. Mr.. P. p.
shelby. Nj. c. w. Turner. Mr.. l. b. McCutcheon,
Mr.. Snalley, Mr.. Don davenport, Mr.. NJ. h.
Young and MI. Eugene Ricksecksr.
Return OF Alkf p oint Campers.
The following campers at Camp Alder, Alki
point, will return to Seattle durin the week: Mr.
and Mrs. L A. Treen and family, Mr.. and Mrs Gill
letts and family, Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Hollenbeck
aud family, Mrs. H. s. Taylor and family, Mr.
and Mrs J. A. Whalley, Miss C. Kinney, Mr.. ID.
6. Kinney. Miss Bessie Burweu and Miss Mabel
Dickey.
Rainier Club Will Move.
The Rainier Club will move into the Bailey
block this week, in order to make room for St.
Winifred academy, conducted by the Misses
Chesl. The club will occupy quarters in the
Bailey block until the new club house 10 ready
at Third and Cherry streets.
Future Social Events.
musical affair will be given on Thursday
evening at the residence of Mrs. J. Loring Whit
tington.
The spiritualists of this city will give q lit
erary and musical entertainment, followed by
dancing. on Thursday next, September l, at
Olympic hall, LILO Second street The public IL
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