The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-03

eaxa. Mrs. Alaerfs5n. after rsnsfnans 10 Chs
eszo sew daTs. wsfi 70 70 North Gsrosana 70
visit with her hushs14ss family rGfH ne can
t0sa her Ests< IN tbs fall
Miss Bexxle Penniman. Of Oakland. Cal. who
wss vfsstlnx Mrs. W. r. B9cne fsw days tass
week. left % THURSDAY ior tss worIes fssr after
which she ~fiI 20 % Gcvpesi univsrsaiy Mrs
A. p. Gore. OF the sane city, Is still visitins
Mira Bocas.
Mrs. C. II ssadsgman snd her eaEghtsr Pearl
snd little sOn HenyT. Of New Hhafcom. are
visiting tie parents OF Mes. sfsdslmsa. Mr. snd
Ma J. H. Payne, oiynple svsnue Miss Pearl
has entered fns state university trora TIE New
wkateosn high senooL
NJ gsck Garrett WHO spent the summer u
this city with bis brother. Ess. D. G Garrett.
VIII enter Exeter school ~ ADdOver, Aas&, ta1s
fail Mr.. VIII Hama son OF Mr.. j. W. hannss
Who is now visiting in the East, VII pfoosoiy
enter the same school
The Young Ladies' Ala Society OF the firss
Christian Church viii give . lawn fess u me
resiasnes OF Col J. D. Aeintsre. Harrison and
Kentucky streets. Friday svening. Refresh
meats viii be served, and programmes OF song
and recitation viii Be rendered
Judge John b Rector, Of Dallas. Tex. OF the
United States cIrcuit cour. for fhe Northern ais
trict % Texas. accompanied ~ his vile, spent
few days in tire last week on visit 20 his Ola
y. W.
way home from she Worlds fair
Mr.. J. T. Fox aud Dr. z. F. stevens, who with
their families have been camping on the nofih
fork OF the snoquaims river for the past ten
days, returned TO the city yesterday. They re-
port = very pleasant outing spent IN nshing,
hunting and enjoying rural camp life.
Miss Glars wHIey and Miss Bsrths y. Leigh
ton, granddaughtsrs OF Cap. Fam Wiley. OF
olympia, have been eajoying few days visit
among relatives and friends In seattle this
week. They return home on the Muitnornah to-
day in time 10 restme studies with the COM
meacem@nt Of the school term Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Davis and family have re-
turned 10 tho city alter few weeks vacation at
their summer residence, Idiewild. near Colby.
With al the advantages OF boating. bathing,
fishing and plenty of shooting every member OF
the family has had delightful time rusticating.
Rev. Clark Davis and wife go East Tuesday.
They expect to spend several weeks In Chieaso
viewing the White City. Arrangements have
been made whereby the pulpit OF the First
Methodist Protestant church viii be supplied
principally by Rev. IL A. Davis. father OF the
pastor.
Mr. George Carter, general secretary of the
Seattle Young Mems Christian Association, re-
turned Monday from Victoria. where he had
been several days In attendsncs upon the Y. NJ
&c. A. convention for the Northwest Mrs. Car
ter will remain in Victoria several weeks visit
ing friends
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. A. Park. Mrs. r. II. Denny
and Miss Florence Denny leave Tuesday night
for the fair. Mrs. Parks will be gone until
November and will vRit for a month III Gales
burg, Ill Mrs Denny aud Miss Florence will
be gone six weeks and will visit in Eigin, H.,
before returning.
Mr. C. A. Thorndike, Mr. Meriot Enyart, Mr..
Harry Phinney. Mr.. George Mcknight. Mr..
Frank Chandler, Mr.. Charles chamberltu, Mr.
Nlckerson aud Mr.. Wallace Barnes went out
Monday evening in tbs launch Seohfa and had
n watermelon least
seattieites visiting the Green River not springs
last week were: DIR. aud Mrs. II. E. Merkie
Mr. and Mira & 5. Willard. Mr.. J. II. Johnson
Or. James E. Ryan, Mr.. +. Bowers. MI W. A.
Trimbie, Mr. Heary Fuhrmsn. Mr. Charles
Gray. Mr. Jerome Catlin, Mr. ]. W. Goodwin
Mr. Fred r. Fisher. Mr.. y. X. Lytle.
Apsrty of Seattle yonug people left Thursda,
afternoon on the steamship Walls walia for sai
| Francisco TO attend the Leland STANFORD, jr.
| university They were: Rufus Buck, Roy P
| aiss l. X. Munson, Miss Flora Hartley, Mis-
| Mclaughlin, Miss Jessie and Miss Mimi,
| Reeves.
c. w. Loomis took a party out sailing on tn
/ Sound in the yacht Chef last Saturday TO sec IA
| yacht race, ana favored By a good breeze, had Al
| enjoyable evening There were on board: Mrs
| G. NJ. Willard, Mrs. Guenthrodt, Miss Helel
Dsvie, Miss Annie Thomas, of Terre Hauts. Ind.
| Mr.. George T. Knapp, Mr. Frank MeConnaughe
and Mr.. C. W. Loomis
/ Mr.. and Mrs. @. T. Root teft Tuesday to visi
| in Mentor. o. MIRA o. G. Root accompanied
them. They will spend some time at the grea
, fair at Chicago. and Mrs D. g. Root viii ylsi
her old home in Ann Arbor, Mich. DR.. o. q
Roots health would not admit OF his maxim
the journey, aud instead be will spend the tim
at Astoria with his daughter. Mrs. ]. c. De
| ment
Mrs. Bailey Gs,zsrt leaves today for Chicago
where she will meet her brother. Mr.. sigmun
schawbacher aud his family on their return fror
prolonged European tour. She viii be &C
companied by her niece. Miss Minnie sehws
baoher, and her nephew, Master Louis schws
haeher. she viii go to California with he
brother and spend the winter there, returnin
10 Seattle IN the spring.
Dr. John j. Miller, OF San Iose, Cal. has bee
spending a couple of wee ks here and will lea,
tomorrow for Yellowstone park and Chicsg
Dr. Miller 10 an enthusiastic sportsman, an
during his stay has been the guest Of Mr.. Harol
Preston In camp on the Toit and OF Col. f. !
Carr on Mason creek. He was aecompauie
here by his sister. Miss Elizabeth Miller, WI
was = guest OF the Tialiers for several day
going 10 Puyallup on Friday TO visit irisnt
until her brother ioius her on his way East
The Chicago Ttasss. speaking of a recent co
cart at the womAn's pavilion on the World
fair grounds. says concerning Miss Potvin.
this city IAN audience which filed ever
seat ia the assembly room of the Woman
building heard brilliant concert there yeste
day afternoon. Miss Potvin played with niue
| finish and hTilliaRce sAtnt-Saens' waltz mlnue
peculiarly pleasing baccaFoie Of Rubinste!n'
sud Max Nogrlch's stsecato caprice. eoneludir
with the tTemoio etude of Gottschalk. Lsszl
Hungarian fsniasie was played by Mas fotvl
and Miss Amy Fay, being received with gre
applause"