The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-08

LApt4A4 Et&R& ty Kew. 4. az. Need.
Aiss Ala =. Ca-e and Mss Emma C Ms.sin,
teschcss ia TIE CehtEal schoel. are aufes ill.,
Miss core ess aeeu tagea = Providence hospital
Miss Flo spy KS has nssrly entirely recovered
from Der late SsrtcRs sllacss, and VIII leave in .
few days fer los Angeles ga = trip Tor her
heath
Mr.. irving wassor. of Portland, Is In the csty.
/ having hosa called hare By the iliness OF hts
| wife, vAe 5 visauag her parents. Mr. and MrS
J. W. SPrirgS
A reception was rendered Mrs H. II izavist.
q boSion, by tho lsdies OF Plymouth church
"Wednesday afternoon Mrs Lsavits leaves foo
kossoa tomorrow.
Mrs Eugene CaaEsla ana family. OF What
com, have returned - seattle - make thss their
future home and hzve taken up their residence
a. 1914 Fourteenth street
Nj. y W. CLARK has geae 20 san Francisco for
month, accompanied hy Mrs CLARK aud BY his
parents, NJ. aad Mrs West Clark. OF Boston.
who have been Waiting hiu-
o Q. Denny and wife returned Thursday from
avisit 70 tse Words fair and points in Mime
sofa aud Iowa Mrs T. J. iatsmer, Mrs Danny's
mother. returned with them.
Mr.. and Mrs, Hsrwood Morgan have returned
from London. England. aud expect to stay here
tais winter, having rented Nj rarsons' house,
corner OF Fourteenth and spring.
Mrs. r u. Fineh and daughter Helen Who
lett here last week Tor the Esst, nov visiting
as the home OF Mrs Ench's parent, Mr.. and
Mrs c. T. Temple. At Charlton. la.
On Tuesday evening Mr. aad Mrs. NJ r.
Baekns entertained al dianer Col aud Mrs. u.
a. shalleneergcr. Nj. and Mrs Thomas r. sAep-
ard sae pF and Mrs. Montgomery Russell
Mrs. J. r. HumRhries IS planning an elaborate
reception fer Mrs 6. \, {, Rochester. who
rejected so much credit uPon this city as It's
representative singer az the Worlds fair concerts
Dr. 7. NJ. Young returned Friday evening
from ofting. where hs has teen Tor several days
attending the regular quarterly meeting Of ths
board OF trustees OF tAs Washington soldiers
home.
Mrs. C. T. Conever Il expected TO return early
this week from her European trip. she ami NJ
GenoyeF will live with Mr. and Mrs = /. Craw-
ford until their home on Rsntoa hill 10
finished.
The Rainier clab held it, annusl eicetlcu on
Friday evening. Mr. Columbus T. Tyler was re-
elected president and Mr. W. q. Csmc. Ne. J. 5.
Goldsmith aud Mr.. George Atkinson were chosen
trustees
Mrs. l. NJ shaw aad MrS f. A. Donaldson,
daughter aud sister of Mts A. n. GilmAn. lefg
Tor Chicago yesterday. Alter visiting the
Worlds fair they viii go to their old home ia
Alabama.
The University Of Seattle row has forty stu
dents. twenty OF whom boarding in the
building banquet will be gtven next Satur-
university.
Or. aud Mrs. Henry jones. OF Portland, we're
visiting their daughter. Mrs. L. e. WaShburu.
last week and left for home last evening They
were accompanied by Mrs.. q. H. Killian, OF Al.
bloa, Men
Miss Anna |. Berray. of the high school, who
won the prixs tor the pupil taking the best
course os general reading dnring the summer
months, ieit yesterday 10 spond a moath at tho
Worlds fair
Mrs Kirk c. Wards sunday school class gave
farewell party at her residence on Harrison
street last week IN honor Of Mr.. john u. " hite.
who leaves soon Tor three years course OF
study ia Philadelphia.
Miss Marie Louise 0umacr. the talented con.
tTalto from New York city, who 10 makinga
visit in this city with her friend Miss Aabelie
Biggart viii slug "eoeg of Ages" her own
adaptation, IN Plymouth church tais evening.
DR. j. p Sweeney leaves today for visit 70
the Worlds fair and TO bis old homa ia Rhode
Island. He will take his wife aud make
honeymoon OF the tenth anniversary Of their
marriage by taking his aFst extended vacation
with her.
on Thursday evening Mr. aud Mrs Il. o.
Graves gave q dinner. these ~ table being
Mr.. and Mrs. T. q. Graves. Col. and MIRA q. A.
shaiienberger. Mr. aud Mrs.. A. r. Backus Dr.
aud Mrs. Montgomery Russell, Miss Gfayes,aiiss
Evelyn Graves
MI. hAI MIS- Y. IA melvin ana rhliIfen, who
have been spending the pas: seven weeks with
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. l. Melvin. In this
city, left for their home ia Minneapolis on
Tuesday evening. While here Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin visited Tacoma and other sound points.
Mime. Berta Crivelii leaves today Tor Portland
by invitation OF Signor IAberati. the famous
eornetlst, to take part in the grand concert,
which Is TO DO given Tuesday at this Portland
Exposition. In commenoratIon OF tho ami
veFsary Of giuseppe Verbs. the great living
opera composer.
The Neatrophean Chaatauqua Circle held ita
first meeting for The year OF 1895 % last Tuesday
evening al the residence of Thomas Anderson.
The society organized and elected officers for the
coming year. The next meeting will be held on
Tuesday evening, October 10th, at the residence
OF A. Coming, MA Main street.
Prot 4. steinle. who lost everything in a
recent FIRE, will be rendered benefit at Ranke'a
hall this evening. for which the best musical
talent in tho city has volunteered The German
singing societies. the Arioa and the Lisderkrsnk,
will take part, and his friends are endeavering
TO make the affair grand musical and financial
success.
MIRA Piatt r. Elderkln left last week for Chi.
cARo. where she viii stop over and see the
Worlds fair and VIII go from there 20 Detroit
Mich. fremont o. Long Branch. y, j., and New
York 10 Walt relatives She will remain away
six months. st the end Of which time SIR Elder.
kin will go East aud meet her and they will
return 20 Seattle.
Cards have been received I'm this city an.
nounciug the coming marriage OF Mr.. Harry
Ward Dietrich to Miss Katherine Duncan. both
Of Chicago. on Thursday evening. Oetober ~,
at Union Park Congregational church. Mr.
Dietrich was well known Ia this city having
been connected with the National Bank OF Com
mercs and later with Judge W. d. Wood 10 bis