The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-23

during the past month. has returned to her
home In Lewis county.
Mr.. J. J. Davidson. OF New York. 10 visiting
his nieces, Mira Lottis Abbott and Miss Josie
Rawson.
Miss Gertrude Hanna will take in the Worlds
homo after June l.
Mira T. 8. spelgsr. who has bssn visiting
relatives in st Paul the pest two months. ~
turned home last night
Min Mckinney, Miss Compton ana Mr. +. D.
CraDdali were the vocal soIoists ct . concert ct
Plymouth church on Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Morgans, Of Latona, left for San
Francisco last week to spend the summer visit
ing her daughter. MrA a B. Bullock.
Mr.. l. A. Bsnta and family left for the Sno-
quaimie valley Wednesday, where Mr.. Banta
will engage In farming and stock raising.
MI. and Mrs. James 8. Bushnell left yesterday
for Poughkeepsie, N. Y. They will b absent
two months and wiz visit the Worlds faiI.
Capt l. g. Booth and bride have returned
from their wedding trip to Portland, and have
taken up their residences at GIG Union street
Mrs. Samuel Piles left on Wednesday for
Henderson. KY, to visit relatives for two or
three month"; She will visit Chicago before
her return.
noon for their new homo on Shaws island, near
Fairhaven. Their postofice address will be
Orcas, Wash.
Mrs r. B. Albertson gave a box party ct the
new Seattle theater on Tuesday night Her
guests were Miss De Wolfe, Mr.. Theodore Haller
and Mr.. Albertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis, father and mother Of Mrs.
William Cowan. arrived from Victoria. where
they have resided for number OF years. Mr..
Davis will live at LatonA
Mr.. George g. Dick, OF LAtona, left last week
mi - hn for II hna
Mrs. Dick will visit her sister, Mrs. Adolph Wat.
son. at Snohomsh during his absenca
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Agen have returned from .
two-months' trip to San Francisco and Southern
California. Mr. Agen has been confined to the
house since his return with . severe cold.
Mrs g. Frank Seaman will sing ~ Know
That Ny Redeemer Liveth." from the oratorio
Of the 'Messiah," At Plymouth church this
morning. She will also sing at the St. Marks
Musicale at Rankes hall on Wednesday night
Clara Hanna and party of little friends wit
messed the minstrel performance at the matinee
at the Seattle theater on Saturday afternoon.
Her guests were Helen Hughes. Mary Gilmore,
the Misses schram and Miss Eugenis Hoska, Of
Tacoma
Mr.. Melvin G. Winstock, deputy prosecuting
attorney, has been Ill at home for ten days by
reason OF An accident which befell him ON the
Jackson street cable line. If he continues to
improve he will be able to come out for the first
time tomorrow.
Clinton Alvin Brunn, aged 10 years, younger
son of Mrs ]. Brunn. won the Demorest silver
medal at the Women's Christian Temperance
Union contest, at the Jackson street chapel, on
Wednesday night There were elk contestants,
the other i've being girls.
dinner party was given on Friday evening
by MES. d. A. Spencer to Mr.. and Mrs. J. L.
Cramer In honor OF the first anniversary OF their
marriage. Those present were: Mr.. aud Mra d.
A. Spencer, Miss spencer. Master Edward
Spencer and Mr.. J. d. Hoga
Miss Ethel Hanna left on Thursday for De.
catur, Ill She will take in the Worlds fair and
be gone about three months She was accom-
panied by MIRA Susan Henderson, mother OF
Mrs. J. W. Hanna. who goes to pay years visit
to her daughter. Mrs. J. NJ. Maris, at Decatur.
Mr.. W. 8. Mellsn. general manager Of the
Northern Pacific railroad, was CUES: OF Mana
ger Hanna at the Seattle theater on Friday
night Among the others In the same boxes
were Mr.. Andrew r. Burleigh. Mr.. A. D. Charl.
ton. Mr.. l. A. Nadeau. Mr.. Ed l. Terry and Mr..
George w. Dickinson.