The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-25

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next meeting win b q the rsstdenes Of Mn. ;.
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given TO Nj. Edgar A. Mcclellan. who left FRI
aay morning Tor Paris, France, where ne expec.s
20 continue MS studie& The mouse Wa sas. =.
decorated with flowers ana evergreens ana .ns
evening We. passed In music ana esmeA Aisss
Par.axing OF dainty rsfresnments' the eueS., us-
Pened q iase nour Wishing Mt. McC'enan
pheasant journey. Among tnose ptosens we.e'
Miss neua Casss MISS Lsma hsti. NJ neien
senner, mus. mario Camenens miss tos Cocaaaus
Mlss Ina Aesoags Miss Mauo AcCieusn, ~
May Cslvers, MI a. Mcclure, Mr. Vn Cslv 81.
MI. hossr McCleiian. M. horace Iuinef; MI
A0eisAs"s @1' Sus1iss Alness "1' - - ~A~sso"'
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Society of the Market street Baptist church were
entertained at the reaid sncs OF M ana MI. b.
~. fesus, ~ the corner OF sut'er ano Mei'er
s.les's. 1ne pisasufes OF tne evsnin9 wele "a
u,eiy n.elaty ~ cnalaceel eno we.s snJoye" =. "
az Inose present. were: Mr. ana HI =. W.
Petit, Miss ATKINSON. Miss Fixlee' MISS sattertn-
w s Miss hiaenrana! Miss Lulu tuneI'
Alss ~ ruaer, Miss HICKS, MIS- Anns Avn. I'm
son, Miss nafsiett' MISE Ciark. MISS Alner' aiss
nloPsr, Mis. ADAMS, MN = ~. ne,u. Mi.s
celys Miss Aeene' Ar -. ". Ctavsh, AI. =; y
A.Ainscn, ML A. y; oppef' MT. A1ams' s mt
I'LL. ML t.so fuAsl' aar' oessio ''inA' Al'
0afsiets ana otners-
Novei Dsekes SoclsA'
o i."ies % 'ne TIE. Nntis'lsn cnutcn ssse
ossAe' sVc'si On TUESDAY evening Wnncn "as
seIy nose. anu ol,sinAi ~ cn.lsc.s.. Anose IN
cnaise nau provioeo numoof OF n'.le Das.et. |.
WITCH col'a'neu s,ssans rs,resnmenu iof JUST
wv pooPle. nj. anoMas =. L1ten sc.e4 =
veeI ~. so.u ,ue,u W " sus u'snes' Wv
usn An soa . 70 .ne Da,ke. eacn young man
pulcnaset iouno .nA' ne mao otaWn csro 70
~.icn nsu oeen ,'tacneo snI name Oh Young
.auy' $40 'ns luncn IN tne oasket was snareo Dy
'uls youns couple. - u saio .nsI sevsfal
:. WY an.1 ~, i-sns on Va. sps' ous
" 80 .nA. slA pesens sn!oysu sue ansiI
be repeated In the near future
mr. ana mrs. HubbeiPs whist Party.
On Friday night Mr.. ana Mrs J. n. Hubbell
gave party ct their home, Seventh and Union
strssta Whist was the game Of the evening and
the contests were close and exciting. The
guests were: Nj. and Mrs George Parks, Nj.
and Mrs. J. d. Parks, MI. and Mrs. W. v. Rine-
hart Mr. and HrA J. Chilberg. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Coupe, Mr.. and Mrs. Bower, Mr. and
MIRA Henry Schroeder, Mr.. and Mrs N. II. LAsi-
mer. Mr.. and Ara Elmer Castle. Mr.. Jones, Mr..
Torrsnce. Miaa Lizzie Coz. Miss Emma Cochran.
Mr.. L Curtis, Miss Cora Thorndike. Mr.. Thomas
Lttell
vPenh1 Oh Ssfsn 0' AesieF nome'
About LOCO invitations have been issued BY
the trustees OF the Sarah B. YesleH Home for
sne reception on wednesday evening next, by
which the institution VIII b formally opened
TO the public. Its the desire OF the manage
ment that all young girls and women WHO earn
their livelihood come to the reception and take
its appointments and. moreover. that all shall
come who are interested In the welfare Of the
association and It's noble aims. The home IL
located ct Poplar and Republican streets. The
Front street cable line passes the door Of the
home.
mrs Dsln'y DinHs1'
Mo. D. :: cackmsn on Inusoay gave an
eiaoorate dinner 70 severai OF the oeiegases 70
sno Episcopal convocaucn, wnicn was neio &C
tlnisy cnufcn ON tnas aay Inc taoie was
with her accustomed grace and dignity. The
menu was quite dainty ana al present thor-
ougniy enjoyed the occasion. Inose present
were blshop PADDOCK, OF Tacoma, the Rev.
George heroers watson, y. ", ana Mfa wasson,
the Rev. Dr. 'enries. late OF Pniiadeiphia now
OF Tacoma, ana M. .. Z. Anignk
a.
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Hs =. - ~ s.ce.ps "a rsssets 1toAn neE
Hieno, MA LsurA D. e'an, Weu-AnoWn wfiter
=. Wv IoH, uo" ussnns IN Japan, VINO
genuine japanese housekeeping, with q retinue
OF native servants, an. life IL both novel and
pleasant IN the winner sne expects 70 visit
China Mra starr was the guest OF Mrs.. Fry for
several weeks last winter, ana tnus SENDS cor.
oisi greetings 10 ner many seattle friends whose
acquaintance she formed at that time.
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Inere wiii % narvest iesuvai q 81 MARX
cnufcn To-Day. Inc cnnfcn VIII De adorned
music win be of special excellence. At the
morning service the choir will sing Te Deum
and Jubilate by Bridgewater and the anthem,
aye Shall Dwell in the Land" by stainer. In
the evening there will be a service of song Mr..
Bibo will sing, - an offertory solo, "Zion,"
by Paul Rodney. The Cantate and Benedic,