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

number of fashionable people on Friday and
Saturday and very good prices were realized on
many articles
The Classic Culture Club met again at Mrs. u.
A. Mitcheirs residence, on Pike street. yester
day afternoon and discussed the early history
OF Cons,antnople-
Mr. and MIRA Charles Power entertained at
dinner on Christmas day Miss Amy Burnett, Mr..
George F. Folsom. Mr.. Z. NJ. Hurd and Mr..
George Atkinson, il.
Mrs. Hammond and the boarders at the Sarah
B. Yesler home viii. on Monday afternoon and
evening, keep open house and serve refresh
nlsnts 10 their friends.
Hon. and Mrs Elisha p Ferry entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. John Leary, Col. c. P. Ferry, of
Geneva Switzerland. and Mr.. p Ferry at din
ner on Christmas day.
Miss Amy Smith. Miss Geneviexe Relic and
Miss Jean Msgrath will receive with the Misses
Years from 70 u p
Mr aud Mrs. George f. Cotterill gave birth
day dinner party on tuesday. their guests being
Miss Valentine, Miss Beliingham. Mr.. d. 7.
Darts and Mr.. J. y. shsber.
A dance was given at the Armory last night
by the Carpenters and Joiners Union, No. PSI.
The dance was we'll attended, and WAS q sue
cess socially and financially.
Mr. Duusmore Daily. who has bean in the city
Miss III ug hes, left GU Wednesday for Victoria. TO
join the Royal Theater Company.
Miss Clsmentins R Yates, OF New York, who
has been Whiting Mr. and Nrs Samuel J. Yates.
OF this city, for the last two months, with return
home via California the first OF the week.
A cablegram was received on Christmas morn
ing by Mr. n s Drew from his daughter. Miss
Abbie. and Miss Chamberlain. dated at Rome,
whittier they have gone to spend the holidays
Mrs X Allen and Miss Allen. OF Oakland. Cal,
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs d. A. Spencer
for several days. On Friday Mrs. Alien returned
home while Miss Allen will remain some time
Ions
At the Church of Our Lady of Good Help on
South Third and Washington streets the Gous
mass sung on Christmas day will be repeated,
with special solos by Mr.. Alleys Werner and Mr..
b. Bsoo.
Mrs Thomas Guinean and Miss Bessie GUM
can left on wednesday for San Francisco. Mrs.
Guinean will retarn in q couple of weeks, but
Miss GuineAn will remain there for the rect of
the winter.
Mr., and Mra J. o. EASTWOOD have returned
hoI /, after a several months visit at the
World. fair and Eastern cities. While AT Cleve-
land, O., they were guests OF the Rev. DR.. and
Mrs. Levi Gilbert
On Wednesday evening Mrs. J. W. Pratt en-
tertained number of former residents of Cali
fornia, who were invited 10 meet her father.
Mr. ". A. ssIkirk. He left on Friday for his
home in Petaluma.
Mira John Eiwood and daughter, of Whstcom.
returned from Washington City . few days be-
fore Christmas. They were joined here by Mr..
EIwood and were ths guests last week of Mr..
and Mrs w. ". Radcliffe.
sheet aud piilowease social was given on
Wednesday evening st Odd Fellows hall by
Queen City Circle. No Us, Companions OF the
Forest About 80 guests were present, and
dancing was kept up until late hour.
ar.. Fanny Perry Gage. who is pleasantly re-
mem bered In social aud musical circles in this
city, and who 10 new . teacher at Everett, is
spending the holidays In the city, the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Folger. 2l5 seventh street.
The Uuiversslist society of Seattle has en-
gagged the services OF Rev. A. j. Frederick. of
New York and will hold regular services in
Masonic Temple building, Second and Pike
streets. in hall opening from second street
Mrs John r. Curtis gave 8 Christmas dinner
a. her residence. 1873 John street Those pres
eut were: Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Taylor and chill
dreu, OF Tacoma: Mrs and Mrs Warren l.
Hastings, of Port Townsend; Miss l. II. Cox and
Mr.. Len Curtis.
Mrs W. T. Hall aud her Walter Oeft
yesterday for New York city, Alter visiting Der
relatives ana placing her son in school. Mrs
Hall will then proceed 20 Milan, Italy, where
her music studies
on Christmas dsy Mrs Z. w. sseknan gave q
family dinner party In honor OF the birthday of
her son. Mr.. ]. ". Phillips Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Pailiips, Mr. AID Mrs. W. X.
Phillips, Mr.. and Mrx Frank Clayton, Mr.. aud
and Mrs. c. X Douglas
On Christmas day Mira H G. struve enter
timed at dinner Mr.. and Mrs A &. AaeCuisky.
Mr. and Mra W. A Harrington, Capt and Mrs a..
"a p0~ hS.s ia ala N~Etf aEkgN
| Miss Psttie Harrington. Mr.. Fred X. strive,
| Master Willie Harrington.
The Norwegian workingmen's society gave g
Christmas entertainment AZ in hall on Ninth
| street on Tuesday evening The affair was fos
members oniy. and vas largely attended songs,
music and games we're the order OF the evening.
and al enjoyable time was spent By all
Another of the very enjoyable '.hard tim es
| parties vas given 81 EAnks's hall on "Wednesday
| Bond, Mr. Richard NJ. Hurd and Mr.. W. O.
Came About seventy ave couples PARTED psted
| In the festivities. which ceased At midnight
on New Years day q reception will be held al
the Youas Mems Christian Association quarters
! On Froat street ~ the NoEaen's Auxiliary. who
VIII receive the guests and serve refresh msnts
Tas reception viii last from 5 10 p N, and in
the evening taers viii % an entertainment
open 70 the public
n
Mr. and Mrs. = = Morse. OF this city. Mrs
Morss has iGst returned from . visit 10 her son,
| M. Hosea b Morse, Commissioner OF customs foI
the Chinese government residing at Tamsa.
| FosuOss as having bsea in tae customs service
| 81 that country nineteen years.
iasge audience witnessed the stsrsoPtleon
| illustration Of ~ssa Ear al the ArrnoEy last
rsEat ior the bsasat OF tas City Mlss!on- Promi-
uscs features o. ths book we're illustrated. aGd
/ TIE scenes throwa upca an Immense sheet o.
! cans 2ss by Iaesas of powerful oxy-eiher Light
| The eatsrtaicmszt was a nae one
lac Madison street Club. composed Of Nj.
DarcaR C. Tavssxr3ty, NJ r. X. Hsrd, M.
| James D. Hsge. j.. aae Nj Andrew 1a1H.osea,
Wiz break Up housekeeping 81 Twelfth and
Natlsoa sireets On New IeAra Nj Hoxs vii!
live wlta his sister, MIRA b, J. GRAFT. aa1 TIA
otAer farcs Will taxa quarters az the ktehesieg-
Ga Christmas day NJ ana Nrs William 7.
Hinsline, 1913 James street, entertained THAR
seattle relatives a. Christmas dinner, the
CaFfstsiss tree xA!Sh vas OF generous proper
! De2s aaa amply suppliea vita attractive gifts
for eSta the lisgls aEa big talKs. having teen
prev .os-s.y stripped Aroao4 the tssEiys board.
sA4eh sas rcasSte witA ''tafpgs iass cheer and
a1a "a tas a4vo4EG pots, were Ma / A. Browa.
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