The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-11

Mrs. Montgomery Russell, left for thssr home at
Warrington City.
MI. A. r. Burleigh and his three sc.ss have re-
turned from short stay at westport:
Mrs. Adelaide Holmes on Mondzy last In
spected the attractions at the expositfon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thurman havs returned
from pleasant trip to Harrison Hot springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington Clarke. Of walla
Walla, are visiting Maj. and Mrs. j. & Hayden.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Catlin have removed to
their new house at the corner OF Ixelfth and
Spring.
Maj. and Mrs. Hayden will move into their
new home at Boylston and Republican streets
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Rountrss. Of Portland,
are visiting Col. and Mira G. G. Lyoa at Queen
Anne town.
Mr. and Mrs.. Henry A. Noble and NJ. Theron
Noble are paying visit to the Okanegan min
ing district.
Mr. W. O. Came and Mr.. J. Loring Whiting.
ton have returned from trip to the Green River
Hot Springs.
Mr.. II. B. Pomeroy will come in from the
backwoods this week and enjoy civilization for
q brief period.
Mrs Daniel Jones II at present enjoying the
ozone amid the Vaccinations of Cape gay on tho
Atlantic coast
Mrs. George B. Markle. Mrs. ". p Goodwin
and Miss Goodwin went to the Tacoma exposi-
ton on Monday last
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Dean, of Chicago, are BE-
Ing entertained during their stay hare by Mr.
aud Mrs. l. II. Griffith.
Mr.. John d. Atkinson, who was for como time
principal OF the South school, has established
himself in the practice of law.
Mrs. Robert Starr and Mrs. sumssers who
have been visiting Mr.. l. W. Bonney. have re.
turned to their home at Oakland, Cal.
Ras has hoos, III hAp
friend, Miss Rella Run, for the past fes months,
left Wednesday night for her home in aalt Lake,
Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs C. q. Knox, formersy of Cali
fornia but for the past three years RESIDENTS of
Seattle, will leave for their former hoTle about
the Goth.
Miss Patrick, who has been the guess OF Mrs.
J. A. Park, her cousin, has been very Ill, and
yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Salmon, her par
ents, arrived from Chico, Cal
Miss SLOVENIAN, daughter of OK Coz. Stone
man, OF California, who is on . Visit to her
brother. Mr.. George J. SLOVENIAN. will .smain in
Seattle two or three weeks longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. B. Albertson write t. friends
In this city that they are at Monterey taking In
the delights OF that beautiful place and that
they are both in the best of health.
Mr. and Mrs. g. H. Lugsin on Mondas evening
gave luncheon In honor OF the Rev. and Mrs
W. p George, Col. and Mrs G. NJ. 5hesfe, Mrs
Marble and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hunter.
Miss Henrietta Hamilton has gone 81 ex-
tended visited to Salt Lake City where she will
visit old friends. Miss Hamilton spesst many
years of her earlier life in that city. and has
many friends there
Miss May Freeland, OF San Franchises grand
daughter of Mrs. g A. Shepard, and niece of
Mr.. Arthur Shepard and Mrs. J. Fl. Fayne, of
this city. 10 spending her vacation in Seattle.
She 10 At present visiting her cousin, Ma w. II.
Hughes, in North Seattle.
Miss Katherine D. Almond, q formeefesident
Of this CITY, but now an artist of New York city,
il making q fine reputation of herself in the
great metropolis This IL a surprising as II 10
gratifying to her friends here, As everybody
knows what fierce competition there 10 n realms
OF art In that great city.
Miss Mamie Morris and Miss Annie Mean.
dfews have returned home from Port Angeles.
where they have been visiting Miss Nc 4 ndrews'
relations. The young ladies have bees absent
about six weeks, two weeks of which were spent
camping at beautiful Lake Crescent 1Essy were
greatly pleased with Angeles and Angeles peo-
pie and hope to pay another visit In Che near
future to the city which has afforded chem so
much pleasure
Mrs. Winnie r. Thomas, 30 long an eloquent
exponent OF the best interests of society from
the standpoint of the w. c. T. u, Left on the
cars Friday evening overland, her destination
being the home Of her childhood, near london,
England. The recent demise of her ageS mother
has made her presence for q few weeSs there
necessary, and she carries with her the EARNEST
regard of many of our best people withoit refer,
ence to prOclivities or prejudice.