The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-31

recently went 10 California for his health.
viii be pleased to learn THAI be Is improT-
ing.
Mr.. Henry Hewitt. IT., Vas in the city
for sew days this week
The ladies' OF the Congregational church
gave . very pleasant soeiaois ~ the resi-
evening
Mr.. aud Mrs William C. Butler enter
tanned fes friend. ~ dinner on Christ
mas
Mr.. John Hilton and family scent
Christmas IN snohomish.
Miss Minnie Frey has been enjoying .
holiday visit among friends in Tacoma
Mr.. z. III. Tracie came down from Ia
coma to spend the holidays with friends
In Everett
Miss Case. OF snohomish. Is visiting
Mrs. l. r. Hillary.
Mrs. W. w. Goldshorough visited Seat
tie on Tuesday.
The Misses Gallagher spent Christmas
with friends in Seattle.
Mrs. WessberT. of Seattle, is visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Mitchell,
IN Everett
General Manager Neff. OF the Pacific
Navigation Company, spent Christmas
With his family in Everett.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. n Meader spent Sum
day at Snohomish.
Miss Mary Johnson, Miss Anna Har-
mon, Mr.. John Bunter and Mr.. G. 4.
Harmon. of Seattle. were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. g. W. Hatfield on Christmas day.
Miss May Clohecy entertained few
friends on Christmas evening. Those pres
ent were: Miss Maud Freese, Miss Stella
Friars, Prot r. Z. Friars, Mr.. Z. Friars.
Mr.. ]. A. James, Mr.. w. A. Ward. Mr..
William Foley, Mr.. c. f Buckley, Mr.
and Mrs. r. e. Clohecy.
Mr.. j. Il. Crooker. capitalist of Chi
caso. has been spending several days here.
Mr.. Maurice Wildes returned on Christ
Fsas morning after spending several weeks
NJ Boston.
Mr. c. T. Roscoe was in the city on
Wednesday.
Mr. r. Ewart spent few days in Ia
coma last week.
pleasant birthday party was given
this week in honor of Miss Pearl Bell. OF
Seattle, az Mrs. L. N. Tozier's by Miss
Georgia Gabey.
Mr.. Clarence King spent the holidays in
Tacoma.
Manager Irving. of the Hotel Monte
Cristo. treated his household 10 q sampsu-
Gus dinner on Christmas day.
Ii has been decided TO give a ball in the
new building Of the Everett hospital on
the 10th of January. The following COM
mittee Of arrangements has been APP
pointed: A. K. Whitney. jr., A. j. West
land, A. s. Taylor. e. W. Cornwall. Thorn
ton Goidsberg. J. E. Swalveii, A. T.
Thompson. f. W. Frasier. j. c. Dorwin
and l.. b. Steward.
Mrs. Fannie Perry Gage is spending the
holidays with friends in Seattle.
Miss HUMPHREYS has returned from a
visit in Seattle.
The ladies OF the Baptist Church Aid
society will hold q reception at the Taber-
nacle on New Years day from to 10 p. m.
At 8 o'clock an informal literary and
musical programme will be rendered.
sMr. Ii. b. Pomeroy came down from the
Blewett mine yesterday, and is stopping at
the Hotel Monte Cristo.
Miss Aldridge is visiting in Seattle.
Rev. I. W. Butle' has arrived here with
his family from Seattle, and leased the
house of Capt Mitchell, on Harrison
avenue.
Miss Maud Freese gave . progressive
whist party at Lowell on Monday evening.
Those present were Miss Viola Hanscom,
Miss Mary Carroll, Miss May Clohecy,
Miss Stella Friars. Miss May Freese. Miss
Mand Freese. Mr. and Mrs. c. ]. Freese,
Mr.. G.. w. Wilson. Mr.. J. A. James, Mr..
C. J. Freese. IT.. Mr.. @. +. Friars. Mr.. C.
f. Buckley, Mr.. L. b. Stewart and Mr..
Fred Tuttle.
General Manager Stewart, of the paper
mill, will leave for San Francisco early
next week