The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-17

Aaa Mrs Clarence H. Gait. Mr. and Nrs II. +.
Whitney ard III. c. ". SasrPles
Mrs H. X owens, Of Meth Yskiras. is visit
fHg Mrs. l. A. Nsdeaa 81 ias North Ninth street.
Mrs T. A. SsToai and ser mother. Mrs. Frank
TaylsT. viii - ~ California in January %
sp~ad fae remainder OF the winter.
Mr.. and Ms III. Clay Eversose have moved
inao their new heras on joy street
Miss STRIVE win ~ On visit to friends in san
Francisco saaTt@y after the holidays
Miss May 2aimhy. al Mount Vernon, is visit
ing Mrs. \, H. IatinsF. on Hyde street.
Mr. Ii. : Miles returned on Monday irorn q
"trip TO Chieago and his old heme ia Minne-
sofa.
Mr. H. F. Alcsasoss has goae for a sir weeks.
pleasure tour TO bis former heEne in New
Orleans.
Rev. pr. Alex Alison lie expected 10 ratarn
home this week after absence OF nine weeks
in the East
Miss Mary GOlasmlth, who has been visiting
Mrs r. c. Neutel1ey, has returned 70 her honaa
in Portland.
senator john r. Allen and Miss Alien will
sread TIE holidays 81 their icsme- home ia
waiIa walia
Mr. aud Mrs Isaac nohson are domlcliea for
the winter months at Mr. noasoas annex of the
Arlington hotel
Mrs IL. q. Gaimsraes and children left last
sunday for New York city 10 srend tia winter
with her mother.
The fair given on Wednesday and THURSDAY
hy the young ladies Of the German Lutheran
church was successful oae.
At For, Rtakelcy last saturday egeninr 4
pretty party Was given hv Miss Georgia Fulton
and = number OF other ladies
Mr.. and Mrs W. T. Isuhschsr. Of ar East
street, viii celebrate their twentieth wedding
anniversary tomorrow evening
Mrs John r. Alien. who has been Visiting her
husband and daughter for the past week, re-
turned 10 Wsila waua on Friday.
Mrs d. F. Brewer. of Manksto. Mimi. who
has been visiting Mr.. y. Jay Celwcli al SIS
Mary street. leaves for home tomorrow
The many friends Of Mrs. \. J. Colwali will be
glad to know that che is now recovering from
her illness and Is considered cut OF danger
On Tuesday Judge and Mrs. X. g. Bead en-.
tertained at dinner at the Rainier Mrs. kata
Wilson. Mr.. John Craig and Mr.. II. lea Barnes.
The Misses Marion and Laura Cantisld left
this morning GA a visit 10 friends IN New What
com and Fairhasen. They will return after the
holidays.
ON Monday evening the Misses Rogers we're
given a pleasant surprise at their home on
Rentoa hill The evening WAS spent in games
and dancing.
Mr.. A. r. Smith. railroad contractor and
coffee planter liyiag in Costa Riea, In the
city few days last week visiting his cousln.
Mrs ]. G. aaines.
ON Monday evening MIR. and Mrs Terry King
entertained a lew friends in honor OF Mrs.
Kings birthday. Cards and dancing were thu
amusement of the evening.
Mrs John w Moore returned on "Wednesday
from rrotracted tour ia the East. during which
she visited the Worlds fair and spent some
time in Illinois and Nebraska
Mrs W. l. Jennings has returned from a two
months visit East, accompanied by her mother.
Ill afaag af HpA sx ksa
will spend the winter in Seattle.
The conius Whist club will DO entertained on
Thursday evening by Mr. and Mrs r.. +. Whittier
at their home in Pontius addition. The date
has been changed from Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben w. Jones returned from,
extensive Eastern trip last Tuesday. coming
In on the delayed Great Northern train, alter
being in the Cascade mountains for three days.
Mr.. A. /. Hawley gave box party at Cor.
dray's on Thursday evening. his guests being
Mr. n. r. Urquhart. of New York city; Mr. J. A.
cranston. OF Portland. aud Mr. W. J. Gramhs, of
this city.
On Thursday ey zen ing successful bail visa
given at odd Fellows halt North Seatsle. under
the combined auspices of seattle Lodge. No. 7.
J. q. O. r.. and Ridgeicy Lodge. No. 8, Daughters
OF Rebekah
ON Tuesday evening the Young Mems cATis.
tian Association will celebrate the reopening OF
It's auditorium after tho architectural changes.
which have been gazing on tes several weeks.
with grand concert
On Thursday Mr.. and Mira Samuel I. Crawford
gave dinner in honor OF Senator and Mrs.
John 4. Alien. the other guests being Miss Ruth
Allen. Miss Estelle wyckon. Mr. George h.
Wright and Mr.. George Terrell.
Mrs. H. A. Noble met with palnful accident
a few days ago While crossing the street rail-
way tracks nj the east end OF Madison street she
slipped and disiocated her wrist and also broke
one OF the bones OF her forearm.
The Brooklyn Athletic Club, which organised
recently with twenty eve members. hiss rented
the bniidinE at latona which erected tor "A
tub aud rail factory aud will proceed at once 20
have IL atfed up ~ gymnasium.
The ladies of the Unitarian Society will give
their annual entertainment on Tuesday even.
ing. The elegant new hall OF the Arlington hn-
Tel will bc inaagnlatei ~ the dancers. willis
the adjoining halt will be devoted TO whist AMI
refreshments.
Towards The close OF the month the Athletic
Club will give smoker. to which the lady
friends 81 the members win he invited The
entertainment will consist Of ala athletic ex-
hibttion by several OF the more expert members,
followed by dance
Miss VIVA Graham was surprised by a nun.
Der OF her frinds on Wednesday evening, the
occasion being her birthday The evening WAS
spent in paFlor games and music and partakfng
Of the luncheon brought ny the visitors. Miss
Graham was the recipient OF HaFeEal uRnasoms
presents
The wallis Waiia Dancing ciuo gave ia nrst
hail last Saturday night in Brewers ball. Nails
Walia addition 0ne OF the pleasant features nf
the evening was the fafHs for a gold watch,
each gentleman present being entitled to one
chance. The watch won by Mr. Charles
la Fontasus
The members oi the Christian church ora
Gladstone street. Iatona. iutend having an eas
teftaipment in the church OH Christmas eve. at
which santa claus VIII be present 90 dtstrlbute
gifts. Rscitatons. dialogues and singing will
be given by the young folks preceding santa
Claus arrival
A hsxaar and social will he given by lhs
Ladies Aid society II the Methodist Episcopal
church At IAsona on Wednesday evening. In tho
ehnrch on Gladstone street. At which an et-
tractive collection of articles will be exposed
for sale and tbs proceeds donated 30 the church
fund literary programme will aiso be rem
dered.
A mite sociahis was held at the residence of
Mr. Baker at eseorgstown on Tuesday evening
Forty five persons were IN attcndsnce. The pro-
gramms consisted OF exhibitions. tapieaux ana
rscitatons, after which refreshments wers
served The proceeds will be used in helping
20 deiray the cunent expenses OF the SUNDAY.
school at Georgetown
Next Saturday evening, December ~ chorus
81 twenty, under the difeefion OF Mr. W. g.
Pr0seh. at the North seattle Baptist church.
viii render some choice music from thu beat
composers Miss bod worth will stag a solo,
Mr. Frank Coornbs will give tsnor solo aud ".
G. Frosch will give violin solo The pro-
grsmms will contain both sacred and secular