The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-10

Miss Ai,sE. % oakland. viii visit Miss Spencer
during The holidays
M Il r FaAy las returned from SIX wessf
Ezs9 fAFesagh The state
Mr. and Mrs W H. Woodward have gene 20
san Francisco TO reside.
Mrs. A. H. Andersoa has returned from pro-
ionge1 vtsis Ia the Easl
Mr. " asxscs Miles has rssarned TO the hos
pstsl, but Is eoavsiescinx
Mrs J. n Iowmsn viii Isxvs thls week Zoe
California % spend TIE winter.
Mr. Iean W. Pratt less last niras for VAN
eouver. b G. ca legal business.
Mr. Edward : Ccons. oE Rsslston. y V has
come 10 msxe hts homs Ia thts city.
tsace wss given AZ the Arlington hosei on
Wednesday eveainS by the Mystic clue.
Mr.. John Fairfield went 70 Corrsvtlls yss.
ferS.ay. sna will he absent scverss aayx
Mr. Josiah Ceilins has eSen seriously tii for
some time. but is row somewhat better
Mr.. n c Brawlsy has gaas 70 his ranch near
Is Counsr % remain q week or tea days
Mrs. A < Borton and child have gone 10 San
Francisco 10 spend the winter with relatives
Mrs john Humphrics ON Wednesday evening
entertained st tho Northern lev young frienda
M. Edward II. Woodruff left last evening for
q six weeks visit II relatives in New York city
Mira John r. Allen came from wslia wsils on
Wednesday 10 spend few days with her hus-
hand
society has lost . bright ornament By the
death yesterday of MIRA Caroline MacCar,ney
shepard
Mrs Annie I. Rseord sang solo before tho
High school on Friday. being accompanied by
Mrs Hsrry fotI
Judge II. q. strive expects TO ren,atnsin New
YORK cty tire balance Of the winter. He is
rapidly recovering his health.
GA New Years evening the Elks will give
grand bail st Rsnke's hail. ior which invita-
tons are now being seat out
Mr. Mark wilEinski, OF Portland, arrived cn
Wednesday evening 20 visit his sisters. and viii
remain 10 spend the holidays in this city.
Mrs ". 7. wickwsre has returned from FIVE
weexs visit In California. where she has been
vtsItiag Mira Angus McIafosa a. Paio Alto
Mrs ]. NJ Hlxson and daughter. Miss Settis
Hixsoo. returned home on Tuesday from Ore
gon City. where the latter has been very H.
Mrs John ". Phillips hiss been elected ?rcsi-
dent Of the ladies' Aid society ct BLACK Dls-
moad, and Mira John Gwiym vice president
Mrs De N. Simoason has returned TO her
home after several weeks absence in Olympia.
where her sister has been quite III. bat 10 now
convaiescenI
Todays services at the First Presbyterian
church may be the last held In the old building
as the congregation may remove into the new
building this week.
MIRA N. f. Baxter. widow OF the late MAJ Il
C. Baxter. aud her sons. William aud Charles
Baxter left on Monday for Boston. where they
expect to make their future home.
ars &. A. c. Rochester will sing thu solo OF
"capa Fatal Mestizea" at First NJ. Il. church
Tuesdsy evening, rendered by her as the
Worlds fair 1t the musical congress.
Mrs William washoarn. of Minneapolis. was
visiting her sister. Mrs. K c. wsshhurn. for .
few days lsst week. while on her way to Port
land. where she will spend the winter.
ns H. EK~N -
Miss Jessie Kirk. Master Peter Kirk and Master
Arnold Kirk and Miss Margaret Hughes. Of
Kirkland, have returned from the East
Mr. and Mrs. GEORGE Carter and Mr.. r. NJ
Hurd have returned from San Francisco, whers
the two gentlemen were referee and umpire OF
the stsnfori-stase university football game ON
Thanksgiving day.
Parish church choir fund win be given Ia the
parish house. between Seventh and Eighth, On
Cherry street. on Thursday evening nsxt. De-
cembsr IT.
Nj NJ r.. Kelishsr has returned from Wait
TO Minnesota Mira Keilshsr. who went East
on visit some time ago. 10 sick, and her hus-
band called 20 her bedside She II getting
well, ana will after time return TO Seattle.
Among those who went over to Tacoma to
witness the football game were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Power. Mira II. i. Terry, Miss Furth.
Miss Burnett Mr.. George n Folsom. Mr.. George
r. Hurd, Mr.. r ~ Hurd and Mr. Marshall
Bond
The nrss OF the charity afternoon parties.
which was 10 have been given az the residence
OF Mira II. G. Bond tomorrow afternoon. has
been postponed until next saturday afternoon
on account OF the death OF Mrs. Thomas K
Shepard.
Mr. and Mira r. " Palmer have arrived homo
after protracted tour In the East following
their marriage &C Northampton, Mass, about
fkr>a They hguEe.
keeping in the residence on Eleventh and
Columbia
Among those who went over to Tacoma yes
terday 10 witness the football game were Mr.
and Mrs Frank b. Wrestling, Mrs. \. c. Men,
fielder Miss May Goldsmith. Miss Ethel Hanna.
Nj. John l. Hayden, Mr.. Jaraes Goldsmith and
Mr.. VI. II. Goodwin.
Miss Margaret Mckinney 10 having q good
time in Chicago. where she IL studying music.
II IL reported that she has gained thirsy-two
pounds since going there. she is beeomiSg
quite popular there . singer. and has sung in
great many churches
The First Baptist church Of this city has sx-
tended cali 20 Rev Mr.. Taylor. OF Indiannpo-
lis, and IL fs undsrstood from private sources
that IL will b accepted. and the now pastor 10
expected 10 arrive shortly. Tho Market street
and North Seattle churches arc still without
pastors
A dramatic reading and musical treat. under
the aus pices OF the Ladies' Ala society, viii Be
given az the First ". Y. Church Tuesday
evening Miss Augustine win recits. and
solos will he rendered by Mrs. G. A. G Roches-
Ter. Mas Jennie Houghtoa. ara ID. T. Harris
and ar. Robert Lindsay.
on Friday afternoon Rev. Alfred W. Martin.
of T.corns. delivered the third OF his ssries Of
| parlor lectures on .sThs Great Religions of the
world" al the residence OF Mira Maurice Me-
Mieken, 1870 Joy street. Buddhism was the
topic treated of. The next lecture will b given
next Friday at the residence OF MIRA J. O.
Halnes seventh and Z MON streets, when Con-
iueiAnism viii be discussed.
on Friday evening. Mira Gilbert s. Meem
kindly gtvss tho use OF her residences 20 dane
| ing class composed Of children living In thu
| stxhboshood Their amusement IL overssea
BY the hostess and Misc Aeem. ana st Q o'clock
| they depart for homo. The children composing
/ the elias. are: Clara Hams. Grace Haycoes.
Mxra SAITH. tAssis MaeC1lsky. Adins Cole.
samuel Russell. Eddie Spencer. Carl Mcknight,
/ Gilbert Msern. George 6und. Isoring whiting
ton, Edwin Exersole
The frat iseulty concert given this scaso By
/ the shleago National Ccllegs OF Music occurred
recently ana OF Miss Nss Lueins Posvin. ons OF
! the new members OF the faculty. who formerly
r~ssdsd ia this city, the musical critic Of ina
/ Chicago Trtb.ae ssys. "Miss potvfn proved
herself a pasnists of unusual rnexis. and though
| lacking Ia warmth. possesssd Of married dstt-
/ esey, aueucy and animation, qualities shows
/ 70 exeelisnt advantage In the .Esinesiss' %
| Moxkowski, delightfully."- played" OF the same
performance tho critic Of TIA Herald ssys: AAtss
| posssn's playing Was one OF the Eaoss snioyn-
| bic features Of ths entertainment A sssensds
I by chzulaach was given with mneh expression
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