The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-04

intendeut, J. l. Taylor, served fruit to All pres
ent With singing and socia; visiting, the even
Ing WA to all . very enjoyable one.
Tho Governor is Town.
Gov. Elisha P. Ferry and Mira Ferry came to
Seattle late last night and are the guests OF Hon
John Leary and Mrs. Leary, NJ their house. Sec
oiid aud Madison streets. TIE governor comes
to atten the opening OF tia seattle thssfer to
morrow nigh.
Personal social.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Chiniqay have moved to
205 Tenth streat.
Nj A. B. stewart 10 reported to b recovering
from his recent iliness-
Mrs. T. NJ. Reed has returned from . visit OF
two weeks to o ympia.
Hon. John H. McGraw has returned from his
recent visit to California.
Mr. and Mrs ". r. Forrest entertained the
Hill Whist Club last night
Mrs. A. f. MacCulsky gave tea yesterday az
ternooD in honor OF Miss ar3ner, OF Fairhaven.
Fred W. Agalz, grand chancellor OF the
Knights OF Pythias in this state, was in town
last week.
Mrs. 81 l. Lucv, OF Cambridge. Mass, and Mr..
c. b. K mbali. of Nevada, are visiting Prot and
Mrs. K. W. Lucy.
Mrs. Joh r. Lyon, has returned to her home in
Miles City. Mont.
Mrs. J. A. Park will leave for California next
Friday on the Walia walia she will be gone
three or four months.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fortouis have moved from
their former home, 723 Yezler avenue. to 202
South Eleventh street.
DR.. E. W. Young is suffering with an acute
attack of tonsiiitis and has been seriously i'll
He was reported better yesterday.
Miss Mayme Newton, who has been visiting
Fri rain RI hay in
California on the City OF Pueb.a today.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. s. Mayer have moved from
their house at Oils Yesler aveaue to the Airing
ton hotel, where they will live hereafter.
J. F. Mcknight, Z. NJ. Carr and Frank Bow.
man went duck shooting tn Livingston bay yes
terday morning in Mr.. McNsughts Aquiia
MI. Ciaud Catch. now with Ladd & Bush, the
Salem, Or, bankers, is in town visiting his
father, President I. II. Catch, of the state uni
versity
Mr.. l. J. Heacock, formerly of Seattle, now
San Francisco agent of the seattle Coal and
Iron Company, is the guest of Wesley Wilson, Of
this city.
Mrs. D. NJ. Clay and Mrs. David n. Clay, OF
Shreveport, La, wife and mother respectively of
Dr. D. n. Clay, have arrived in the city and are
the guests OF Mrs. Thomas B. Hardin.
MI. Andrew F. Burleigh, his two sons and
Mr.. J. Z. Lilley returned last Sunday from
suit OF a shoot begun on Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Zmmerman left on
Wednesday for Moscow, Idaho where Mr. Zim-
norman will take charge of the -four mill
recently purchased by himself and C. G. Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. 7. N. McDougall and Mr. and
Mrs. James McGifert leave Seattle for Callao on
the ship Kooringa on Tuesday. MIR. and Mrs.
McGiffert nave been the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs Ronald NJ. Crawford.
nd No.. II TT
Misc Dora, who have been spending several
months at Renton, have returned to the city
and will be at home to their friends ON Tues.
day at ia Lake View avenue.
Deputy Sheriff B. B. Brockway returned last
Sunday night from a hunting trip near LaCon.
ner. where he went the previous Wednesday
night He brought back with him l3s maliard
ducks, which he distributed anlong his friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Renick, who have been
visiting in the East for some time past will re.
turn home in about ten days In q private let
ter from Mr.. Renick to friend here, he says Sc.
attic is much talked of in the various Eastern
cities he has visited. and many prominent citi-
zens contemplate visiting the Sound during tho
coming spring.
Events to Come.
The Progress Social will give dance about
Christmas.
The Unitsrians will give fair at their church
the last of this week.
A ball will be given by Stevens Post, No. !, G.
A. B., ON December o.
The LADIES' Guild of st. Clements church
contemplates sale OF fancy goods soon.
masquerade ball in aid of the congregation
Ohaveth Sholom will be given January2
grand ball will be given By the associated
Knights OF Pythias lodges on February ia
George H. Thomas Camp, No. /, 6. of ", will
give ball on New Years eve at the Armory.
The Ridgely Social Club will give dance at
Odd Fellows' hall, North Seattle, On Wednes-
day.
Puget Sound Lodge, No. II, f. of p, will give
public installation of officers and q dance on
January 6, 1898.
A concert will be given by the Glee Club OF
the University of Seattle at she buildings of
that institution, below Columbia, on the even.
ing OF December Il G. c. Munson will be con.
ductor
The Ladies' Aid Society of Grace N. E. church
will have a novel entertaium ent in the way of
an Historical social" to be followed by an
oyster supper, at the church on Wednesday
evening, the 18th inst
WEDDINGS.
Anderson. ThOmrsOn.