The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-19

ing by the Canadian Pacific for their home at
Portland, Ne.
Hon. O. F. Paxton. Of Portland, was in the
city during the week
Mr. J. D. Sherwood. Of Spokane, was in the
city during the week.
Mrs. Emily Siaueon leaves today for Chicago
by the Northern Pacific.
Miss Cute, of New Westminster, B. c., is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Blake.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Marconnier are now house.
keeping at No. 1910 Yesler avenue
Miss Caroline Davidge, of New York. is visit
ing Mrs. B. J. Humphrey, at HOS James street
Mr.. Samuel Carpenter and wife. of Spring
field. H.. are the guests of Mr.. and Mira S. p.
Short.
Mrs. Roswell l. Holman, Of Oregon City, Or,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ.
Hixson.
Mrs. C. w. Amery will leave shortly for s..
Paul. Mimi, where she will visit with her
parents.
Mrs. Charles E. Patterson goes East next
month to the Worlds fair and to visit relatives
and friends
Mrs. s. r. Price, sister of Postmaster Grifith
Davies, who has been very ill, is now reported
to be recovering.
Miss Emma Vincent left during the week for
the East, to be gone until fall She Will visit
her former home. Pekin, Ill. and otter placed
Mrs. E. W. Mudgett, Master Wall zee and Mrs.
". W. Radcliffe have gone to Tacoma for few
days ana Will be the guests OF Mrs. j. l. Nixon
DR.. George s. Wright, late assistant to the
health officer, leaves this city today to take up
the practice of his profession at Friday Harbor.
San Juan county.
Mr.. T. r. LIGHT, resident of Latona for the
past three years, left for Chicago Wednesday,
where he will spend the summer visiting rels-
t!ves and the Worlds fair.
Nj. Harold Preston. who is at San Jose. CAL =,
for his health, is getting along nj cely. although
his physician insists on perfect rest and quiet
Tor some time yet Mrs. Preston is with him.
Mr.. Joseph F. Mcknight took a party Of
friends. including Gov. John H. McGraw, to
Protection island for an outing yesterday Tho
party will return to Seattle Thursday morning.
MIRA B. H. Houtz, accompanied by her daugh-
tiers, Miss Nellie and Miss Lucia, left for the
East last Monday. They go to visit relatives
and friends and expect to do the Worlds fair
before their return.
Rev. D. C. Garrett returned yesterday morning
from Iowa, where he was called by the dAath OF
his mother Nj. Jack Garrett, who is preparing
for college, returned with his brother and will
spend several months here.
Miss Eugene Wohlmuth, q dne German dra-
matte reader, OF Vienna, entertained about fifty
leading German citizens at the parors of the
RneDer on Monday evening with q number OF
selootions from the works of Henrick Ibsen.
The reading was under the patronage of Mrs.
Bailey Gatzart, to whom she came warmly
recommended by friends in san Francisco and
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs Ronald NJ. Crawford receive let
tiers from their friends, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Nc
Giffert, who are now at Lima, the capital of
Peru, expressing the pleasure they took in their
ocean trip from this city and in their stay in
Peru. They were Mr. and Mrs Crawford's
dpppi of ha,~ 10 O.tx
They left Port Townsend on December on the
steamship kooringa aud arrived at their des-
tination on February Is Mr. McGiile-t is q
civil engineer, formerly residing at Centralia