The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-12

erlng tAez hAek % the scsses cf tAess early
trf1mpAs- TAey wi&z rseezve great wescone
wHea saey eozA
Mrs.. 2. \. RsxAes sad lsssss asaxhtsr rrsuis
reguraeG last sunday evealnx ir0sn 8 Eve
zsontAs trip % Tosonts sna other cities IN ahe
k&sI Miss Kate Massea. os CsyagA On tsrse.
returned via her. sAe viii pxoesagy remain
here.
Miss LILY O ReleAung has returned TO her
hose IN California. AFTER stay OF several
EoatAs IN Seattle. Miss Rs3eAlEng 10 the
foeacer of the Native Daughters of sAe 6of1sa
West. . n0ssa California o<Saer now numbering
oseE 4es1 nsnbers
Nj. L W. Gordon. VITO wxs sakea seriorssy I'll
81 seokans lass WEEK, has recovered safzeaeatgy
70 eosso hosne- 6reas anxiety was felt eoncera-
ing aim AMONG his Ensny friends here for sew
evsl days. and bis return 70 heslsa and his Aens
viii &c wescorae news
On Monday evening Dr. and Mrs A p. Mstssn
entertained informally as carts Mr.. snd Mrs.
Howard Ioslsn. Mr.. AMI Mira Thomas N.
Green, Mr.. snd Mr& Frank A. Bell, Mrs. Alex
aaasr p AeEgen. Mss Neigsx 81 Pert Msda-
500. and Mr.. AinswoEfa.
Jadgs T. J. Hnmes. Nr. Samuel Hanss and
Mr.. L J. crabtree returned on Tuesday frcm
ten days hunting expedition CO Fisher river.
Mont County Clerk Thonas W. Goe1oa left
Seattle with the party. but VAS txksa stek at
spoksne and had TO abandon the trip
Contrary to arst expectations IL 10 now said
that Miss Nae Petvfn. the wei.-kEowa pianist.
viii rot ~ oaee return b Seattle. bat vii re-
main in Chicago where she viii become pupil
Of Prot ". H. sherwood. who has taken quite
81 interest IN the development Of Miss Potvias
artistic talent
NJ. Joha ". Cossan and his bride, nee Jennie
May Perley. 10 whom he was married at Derry,
y. H., on October II. have becn ~ the Audi
tosiam hotel. Chicago. for several DAYS and are
expected 10 arrive in tais city Tomorrow. They
viii be 81 home TO their friends at the Hotel
Rainier after November a
On Friday evening the Ladies' Society cf the
Evangelical Lutheran synod church win have
socisble ana auction Al FFeed's hall on Ninth
street, between Olive and Pine. for the eonefi Of
the church. Refreshments will % served
Friends are cordially invited to come Doors
open at O'Clock n m Admission tree.
Wednesday, November 2, tie young ladies Of
St Agnes Guild. Triaisy Parish. viii open q soli-
day bazaar n Prosea's ball, on Ninth street. he
tween James ana Cherry. There will be booths
tor fne sale OF fancy articles. In the afternoon
there VIII be = musical programme sud dainty
tea, and the evening viii be devoted to dancing
The members of the Seattle branch Of thu
Theosophieal society wall give q conversations
at Pettis' music hail. zoos Front street. Tues
day evening. November IA The many friends
OF the society aud its members, IS we'll n all
others Interested In theosophy or current sub
ieets, are invited 20 attend aud take part The
meeting will be OF social order entirely.
On Tuesday evening party OF young people
called in q body on Mr.. and Mrs Parsson sasrp.
giving them quite surprise. Mrs sharp, how
ever entertained her visitors charmtnely, and
the evening speut with cards. music and
dancing. Among those present were Miss May
Brondi and Miss Nellie d. Monahau. OF sno-
kane. and Mr.. f. Bordeaux. OF San Francisco
number OF society people fntend TO form
French club soon for the study OF that language,
and during the meetings nothing but that
tongue will DO sroken- Among those who will
become members are Mira Thomas Burke
Mra Alexander r. stewart, Mrs Joseph r. Nc
Naught. Mrs. H. Clay Eyersoie. Miss Struve.
Mss Haller. Miss Brockes. Miss Russell and
Miss Austin.
Contradictory rumors have been circulated OF
late about the intentions OF Miss Margaret Ne
Kinney, the weil-known sopfsao OF this city,
who il now in Chicago, - to her future career.
II was said al one time that she felt inclined 20
adopt the operate profession. and that abe
would net marry un til she had attained an
sured posissoa the stage, but now IL 10
whispered that she has abandoned that idea
end has already been quietly married ia Chi.