The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-28
Personal SOCIAL NEWS.

Mr.. f. V. smalley, of St Paul, is in the city.
Miss Post, Of Tacoma. is visiting Miss Piper.
Mrs. f. p. Ferry and Miss Ferry, of Olympia
are in the city .
Mrs. L ". starr has returned from a trim "a
San Francisco
Miss Allen and Miss Phillips, of Olympia. ar.
visiting Seattle
Mr.. John a. shackleford, of Tacoma, was in
Seattle last week.
Mr.. and Mrs c. V. B. Russell. OF Olympia,
were in the city Friday.
Judge John c. Denny, of snohomish, spent
Thursday with Seattle friends.
Judge Il. Z. DennisoD, of Olympia, was in thu
city the latter part OF last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. samuel Weston Left on Friday
for months visit to California
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank " Steele have returned
from their wedding trip to Portland.
Nj. and Mrs. W. VI. Meek have returned to
Seattle. and are residing at the Rainier.
Mrs. Willard's concert, dance and reception
on Wednesday evening was pleasant affair.
Mrs. Melvin q. Winstock and her guest, Mis-
Lou shannon, will go to Portland on Wednes
day.
Mr.. Fred X. strive went to Tacoma wednel
day to attend the german given by the CotilIioa
Club.
ME- hl4liaAn NdiheE anu AifS. r. q. AFnes, OF
Port Gamble, were in the city Thursday and
Friday.
Miss Kirk, of Kirkland, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Charles K. Thompson and Miss Brown on Chest
nut street
Mr.. Holland. OF the sWilkinson's Widows"
company, was entertained while in the city a.
the Seneca street club.
Captain and Mrs. F. J. Burns leave this NON.
ing for a months pleasure trip to san Francisco
and Southern California
The engagement OF Mr. W. Wolf, of Portland,
to Miss Sarah Stemeburg, of Abalny, Or, wal
announced sunday last
Mrs. J. Y. Wallinford on last Saturday gave
her mother neat lunch party, the occasion be-
ing the latter's 18th birthday.
Mrs. Thomas Guinean and Miss Bessie ".
Guinean, formerly of Portland, have come to
Seattle to reside permanently.
Judge and Mrs. Thomas Burke are on the At.
lantic ocean bound for New York. They will be
in Seattle in about fortnight
Mr.. Harvey I. Harmon returned last night
over the Canadian Pacific, after a two months
visit TO friends and relatives in Michigan and
Minnesota.
Mrs. W. Budd, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. /. W. Adams, for the past few weeks,
returned to her home in Montana on Wednes-
day evening last.
Mr. James Hamilton Lewis will deliver a lee;
ture on Wednesday event ng at the hall of thu
Western Central Labor Union, for the benefit of
the reading room of that institution.
Mrs. Fannie Biles, accompanied by her son,
Master Harry, have been visiting her parents,
Mr.. aud Mrs. +. c. Crawford, OF Union street.
for the past few days. she returned to her
home in Tumwater yesterday.
Nj. John L. Morrison, who crossed the plains
to Oregon in ISL in company with Captain
Medorem Crawford's first party, and who ha
ever since resided on this Coast, now living On
shaws island, upper Sound, spent few days in
Seattle last week visiting his old friend, T. {,
Crawford.
Mr. and Mrs. s. L. Crawford had a little family
reunion at their home on Thursday evening
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Crawford,
Mr. and Mrs. Ron NJ. Crawford, Mr.. c. B. Biles,
of Olympia; Master Harry Biles, Miss Nellie
Crawford, Mrs. IL. K. Stevenson, Mr.. Clayton
Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Crawford.
Miss Catherine ID. Almond, who will be re-
membered by all the old settlers as an artist Of
marked ability, and who was among the first
art instructors in Seattle, contributed an inter
esting article on pastel Painting to the New
York Art Folio for January. Miss Almonds
many friends will be pleased TO learn that she ID
prospering in the metropolis of the New World
where she is prosecutin her art studies. 4