The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-26


of Dr.. A. J. Anderson. formerly president OF the
University.
Mr.. Alvsh Glover Salmon and Miss hlcnatds'
OF Tacoma, were entertained on Monday oy
friends in Seattle.
Miss Hattie Recheneker, class OF 80 OF the
Seattle High schoo, returned to her home AZ
sultan City Thursday.
Miss Nellie Egan has gone to Victoria 10
spend some time with her brother, Mr. Martin
Egan. OF the Victoria Daily Netcs.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. W. II. Reeves enter
tanned the Helping Hands OF Piymoutn
church at her home on Third street.
Mrs. F. A. Alexander hes returned to the city
after making an extended visit in Chicago,
Phiiadelp hia, st. Louis and Omaha
Miss Zoe Semple and Miss Ethel Sempie,
daughters of ex Governor Semple, will go TO 81.
Louis to spend their school vacation.
Mrs. Nina Larowe, who has been visiting MI
and Mrs. Thomas Guinean, of the Grand hotei,
has returned to her home in Portland.
Mrs. d. c. Garrett will arrive in the city on
Thursday she has been spending several
weeks with her family al Concord, Mass
Miss Grace Hughes and Miss Hattie Robin
son, teachers In the Central school, gave their
pupils picnic on Thursday at the University
campus
Mrs. George B. Markle, of Portland, Or, and
Miss Lola Goodwin are at the Griffith for short
visit with their parents, Lieutenant and Mrs.
w. p. Goodwin.
Mrs. Waller, Miss Lena NJ Kunze and Miss NJ.
J. Johnson, as the guests of Captain Griffin, left
on the ship Ivanhoe for San Francisco yester-
day. They will be gone at least one month.
MI Robert H. Young, son OF Dr.. 1. NJ. Young,
returned from Butte, Mont, last week He has
been in Montana for several months looking
after the mining interests of himse aud father.
DR.. Laura n. Branson, of West Branch, Ia,
and her sister, Mrs. DR.. Gruwell, OF South
Bend, Wash, were in the city Tuesday. guests
to Mrs. Mary Branson, residing On Drexel ave-
enue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccullough. Mrs. Henry,
Miss Welsh, Mr.. b. Burleigh and Miss Bertha
Gilbert went to Ballard on Wednesday evening
to be present at the elocution recital OF Miss
Lizzie Richardson.
Miss May Sweigert of Portland, Or, was the
guest OF Mrs. George W. Chapman for few
days last week. Miss Sweigert left Friday on
the steamer Topeka for Alaska, in company
with several ladies who are taking a vacation.
The numerous friends of Miss Celia Irene
Murphy are glad to welcome her back from a
visit extending over several months to her old
home at Ottumwa, Ia She will make her home
for the present with Mrs. Maitland. Maitland
building, Front street
Mrs. f. NJ. Stetson and son Frank left last
evening on three months visit to friends in
Boston, Chicago and New York. During her alb
sence her sister, Mrs. Warren, and daughter Eta
will be at home to their friends at their resi-
dence on JOY street, Renton hill.
Professor Fl. Sherman sharpe viii leave early
this week TO spend his vacation in Chicago. He
will place his new music board in the hands of
Chicago school furnishing company. Having
worked faithfully all through the year Mr.
Sharpe should have pleasant vacation.
Miss Helen Ponfield, chairman of the refresh
mont committee, and her corps of able assist
ants, added materially towards the complete
success of the High school alumni entertain
ment The High school girls also deserve a
word of praise fol- their assistance at the various
tables
Mrs. Margaret Wade, of Latona. mother of
Mrs. Henry Cowan, took her departure on
Wednesday for Sacramento, where she will visit
her sister. Mrs. Wade goes with the hope of re-
gaining her health. as she has been an invalid
for about one year. She will be accompanied
part way on her journey by Mrs. William Cowan,
who goes to visit friends in Oregon.