The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-05


hseh.s ,eso seeoaa ssSs~s Nsss Egassssz VII
sprad TIE winter In seattle.
Mr.. RsltA : He7kins returned i.ss ni<h'
tram a swe sacasas' vssat IN chscaro 1ne TIA
Mast.
Mss Aisre McSaa<As will sooa leave sew
York sos EUROPE. where axe viii spend TIE
water.
The Mssse. Cater, Ct Honolalo. have gone
E&Ss. wA1re Mss Caroline VII resume her
sfn1ses
Mrs :. Eshssmaa, Mrs 4 possoa asa Mss
Kasasrins FOrnsy hare returned sEosE trip 20
sAe East
visiting her daagntsr. Mrs. A. n. Br&coas. 81
this city.
The Twsngas Cub. composed Of juvsniles.
gzre = dancing party GA friday afternoon al TIE
Ariarson.
Mr. ana Mrs. Jacob ressh hare returned 70
tie city froa their Summer home 81 Bernasce.
on she lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. IE Hamphrse. hare changed
their residence FROM the osetdeasal - the
Hotel NoFghevn.
Mrs.. George b Kittiegsr. pr. Belle Saith.
Miss Emery and arx J. u. losmsn have ~
turned irom the Worlds fair.
Mira Daniel Jones'. who has been visiting 81
the Worlds fair sad In Eastern cities for several
months. retHrued .ast eseaing
Rev. and Mrs r. T. Dunlap spent she week Ia
spoks5e in attendance on ths state missionary
convection OF tAe Christian church.
Mrs Or. Barnett, who has been the guest Of
Mss Edgar Lehman for month past. has re-
turned 10 her home in waila Walls.
Mrs 6 J. Roberts. Of coneordia. KAN, 10 visit
ing her brother. Capt Hogle. AZ his residence on
Lase View street. near Lake Washington
Mr. and Mira Mitchell. Of Belfast Ne, ac-
eompAnied by their daughter. Mise Clark, are
visiting their daughter. Mrs. VI. u Iowne.
Mr. and Mrs. G, o. snlder arrived IN Seattle
last sunday night. and are now the guests OF
Mr. ard Mrs L. T. Booth. aa7 Marion street
Mr.. C. II. Lilly. who has been III OF typhoid
fever nj Providence hospital for three weeks, had
sufficiently recovered 10 return home yesterday.
Mrs. +. W. Fall and Mrs. John Wiley have
returned home alter several months OF an enjoy
able visit through the Esss and the Worlds FAIR.
The ladies OF Calvary Presbyterian church
will give dinner next Friday evening at sub
urban hotel. corner Of Jackson ard Pearl
streets.
The ladies' OF Trinity ". e. church are pre-
pairing 90 give festival together with linen
and novelty sale, on or about the middle Of be-
cember
Miss Maude Middleson arrived on the Una
tilia Tuesday morning She has come 20 spend
the winter with her slater. Mrs. J. F. Forbes. OF
this city.
Prot. Z A. Bryan. president OF the state sgrE-
cultural college a. Pallmsn. 10 In the city, aud
will spend sunday tho guest OF Mr.. James
boutwell,
The reception that was 10 have been given
Monday evening BY 81 Marks Club 20 Rev. and
Mrs. Garrett has, at the request Of Mr.. Garrett.
been postponed.
Miss Jennie stewart lefi Chicago on October
Is with her brother for Buffalo. \. Y, and
Toronto 70 visit with friends and relatives for q
month or ak wceka
Mr. Fred IL Lysons. Of snohomish. who has re-
Gently finished his Law course At the New York
Iawsrhooi. has taken position in the ofiics OF
Charles 4. Fishback. and viii make Seattle bis
permanent home.
Worlds fair visitors who returned home Last
Saturday evening were: Mr. and Mrs ID. Kssler,
Mr. end Mrs. Jesse W. George. Rev. and MrA L
W. Read. Mrs. NJ L. 81 Clair. Mr. I. ". Dsnlson.
Mr.. Lem A. shortridge.
ssThere 10 effort being made to Organise q
Michigan Club in this city by former wolver-
ines. All Michiganeers are requested 20 meet
on sunday, Ncssmber s 81 y M. In the mu-
nscipai court room 81 the city hall
can Evening With the Preachers and Their
Wives u; DE- Ferd's Wednesday OF this week
promises to be an enjoyable occasion tcs the
presiding elder and the pastors Of ths Methodist
Episcopal churches OF tails city and vicinity.
Rev. DR.. Cue, OF Portland, will be present aiso.
Mira NJ 4. Bird has returned from the East
where she has been visiting her folks aud the
Worlds fair. Her sister. Miss Minnie Monroe,
who 10 also sister of Jailer Monroe. accompan-
led her West on a Wait. Miss Minnie will return
20 her home In Minnesota in about two months.
Rev. Mr.. Upcrait and party. who were ex-
pected AZ the First Baptist church last evening.
were de'syed by q broken tunnel the
railroad aud cannot reach Seattle until Monday.
The reception aiready planned will be given
them at the First Baptist church tomorrow
evening.
Mr.. O. f. Pettis who 10 well known to the
Seattle musical public, has accepted position
with his successor, sherman. Clay 4 Co. IS
their Seattle manager. Me-. Feftis has many
friends who will be pleased 20 learn that he has
decided 10 remain At bis old place of business
at zoos Front street
Mrs. A. r. Hill, ST.. Mrs. J. d Hill and Miss
Maud cieary left for the East on Monday. After
visiting ia Milwaukee q few days Mr.. HUI and
Miss Cleary viii 20 on 90 Washington CITY,
where Mr.. Hin has : verr I'll and whore Miss
Cieary will resume her studies at the George
sown convent Mira Hill will remain In NIL
waukee . month.
movement is on foot % oresnixs choral
society and IL has been proposed TO give = rem.
dstion OF the oratorfu, "Ihe Messiah, during
the Christmas holidays a. Plymouth congrega-
iloaal church under the combined auspices Of
the Ladies' Musical Club ana the State Uni
vessity Conservatory OF Music. II is expected
thai there VIII be 200 voices in the chorus.
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