The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-10

b Ne. John r. Denny. 10 which Ne. Tefrsck
happily responded Easseal and literary PRO
gramme followed ~ satrocsefiocs and s7esss
converse filed oBs fhs svening-
Dr sna Mrs.. Leonard A. kis;fagsr, Of VII
rnsurtos. Del. SAs have nssa Tsstssag the dec
tots broshers hsrs, George 2. and Cnersss XII
finger. for the past noash. LET'S TsesdsT for the
worlds Ilir. after taking IA which thsy vii re-
turn home.
Dr. = w. Yonng who hss fast returned froz
THE rsEsus national euexmpzaeat Of the seas OF
Fctarsns st Cincinnati, Wa spyosnted caaplsia-
fp-eAsei. vita ths RANK OF brsgsflss general, ca
ths STAFF Of the eornExndsr-ss-chisi. Jossph b.
Nsecapa. % Boston.
The Yoang Ladies Ala Society Of the TIsst
christisa church gave lawn fess a. The resi-
dAnes Of Col. J. D. MeIatyTe. Harrison snd
Eentucky streets, On FRIDAY evsalrx. kssresa-
meats uefs served and o progrEEnr2s OF song
and recitation reafsfed
Mr.. and Mrs r. B. waksrssn, Mrs. Jones. MIRA
n esmpie ard Mr.. Fanderaofex, al OF Mime
npolis, were in Seattle "Wednesday. the gzssts Of
Mr. T. W. Gordon. Mr. Gordon took the party
Tor q trip on Lake Washington and on Thursday
accompanied them to snoquaimts faiis
Mr.. and Ma j. A. Para. Mira II. II Decay aad
Miss Florsncs Denny left Tuesday Tor tas
worid's fair MIRA Park will b gone until 10
MEMBER ana will yssff for O month ia GalssbGfg.
Ill Mrs Denny sna Msss fiorenes gill Be gone
ak weeks and viii visit in Eigin, Ill. before
returning.
Mrs j. III. Patterson and Der daughters Miss
Maggie and Miss Daisy. OF Hayre Mont, Who
have been visiting with Mr.. and ars- william
Copessick for the past two weeks, TOOK their de-
psrrure for spokane last Thursday. where theT
win spend few days visiting frisnds before re-
turning 10 Montana
Capt aud Mrs.. a. r. spaaIding. Capt and Mrs.
y. 1. Rogers aad their little SOL, NJ. and Ars.
John A. Coleman and their two children. Mrs.
W. r. Lawrence. Miss Carrie Reisdori. Miss May
epsulding and Miss Abbls spaulding, who have
been camping on Eagle Harbor for tbs past Tort
night, returned hone on Friday.
AZ the nrss regular meeting Of the state nj
serstty Normal Literary society on TEEEs6sy
the following officers were elected; President.
Mr.. D. Williams; vice president, Niss Grace
Catch; secretary, Mr. J. p Medearis; treasurer,
Miss Cade: sergeant az arms. Miss v. Stariup.
The society was then addressed b. Prof J. IL
Taylor.
Rev. O. A. Tandem, the newly appointed
pastor Of Battery street n. Y. church, has
rived with Ms family and Is nos located in the
parsonage, 800 Battery street, and will occupy
bis pulpit shis morning and evening. Nj
Landen has had q successful career in all
former pastofatas and will. no doubt. mslntain
his record In this new and important church.
Quite party Of Seattle people viii take pos
session OF the Great Northern sleeping car des-
tined for Chicago tomorrow morning. IL IN
Guides MIRA T. G. Kllbourae Mrs. q. c. snorey
Mr.. ard Ars. ". r. Maddorks. MI. and Mrs. W. +.
Boone. NJ and Mrs. E. n. Bnrwsii. Mira Wiekes,
Mlss wicses. Miles, Bonusy. Miss Mary Thayes.
They will he joined by Mr.. o. c. White aud
family. OF Olympia. aud Mr. Eugene Z. Ellis, Of
Tacoma. aud will spend some time at the
Worlds fair