The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-19

&AsN G@lA sDsAkS S5tef1s q Ic4tEAF4A al tafttc On
the water aud the beach al sad rs0sai
Mr.. and Mrs Il Z Knapp are sojourn-
ing on Peasant bay. Ga tAe cast side ct
Lake Washington. Tor few days
Mrs. q. 4. c. Rochester - entertaining
her mother, Mrs. ;. T. Saith, ana Miss
Laura Henry, Of Kansas City. Mo
Mr.. and MrS. c. 4. stokes and Mr.. and
Mrs. I'll. l. LELAND. OF Tacoma. were
guests Of A. h Miller she past week.
Mr.. and Mrs u. Hinnsa snd Mr.. ard
Mrs {. =. Crane went last Friday ia at
tend the Interstate fair and call on friends.
Dr.. Hugh France. OF War3ner, Idaho.
who has been i guest Of DR.. q. VI. Horton
fcs the last week. has returned 10 his
home.
Mrs. and Miss Push. OF Tacoma guests
OF Mr.. aud Mrs. ]. f. Mcknight during
the past week, have returned 10 their
home.
Mrs. Charles D. stimson, of Queen Anne
hill. gave an Informal card party 30 a
number of her lady friends last Friday
evening.
Rev. Wallace Nutting Is recovering from
his recent attack Of typhoid fever and viii
leave in few DAYS for \ short trip while
eonvaleSesng.
Miss Clark, who Is summering with her
parents at camp 'sThe Cedars 7" ON Alki
point, was guest of Miss Evclino Graves
during last week.
pleasant party was gwen BY Miss
Mavme l. Myers in honor of her 10th
birthday last "Wednesday evening az hor
home, 7Ss Bush street
Mr.. c. X. Jenner and party returned last
FRIDAY night from three weeks camping
near North Bend. The combined catch ot
trout was a few over Loco.
Mrs MeMicken. Mrs. Engcl and Mrs. A.
Il. Stewart. OF Camp Euetai. AZ Port Or
chard, attended Mrs. Henry's dancing
party last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. ". kierski and Miss II. Kierski,
who have been in Seattle for ten years.
LETT last Thursday tor san Francisco.
whore they Will reside permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. r. elise. gave at their
residence on Queen Anne hill a very pleas
ant card party last evening la honor Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Dnrgin, OF Tacoma.
party was given BY Miss Norma
Ronald, at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
j. I. Ronald. in honor of Miss Maud Han
son. of Puyallnp. last Thursday evening.
Mr.. Marshal Bond had the cupola of the
Bartlett boathouse during the races last
Friday, and beside the crew OF the Seattle
Athletic Club he had Mrs. Bond and Miss
Burnett.
Miss Grant, Miss Hanna and Mr.. T.. A.
Faulkenberg ON the steam launch Neopha
viewing the races last Friday on Lake
Washington.
Mrs. Alfred Clarke and Mrs. w. L.
Nhelan, welt known in San Francisco so
ciety, arrived in Seattle on the steamer
City Of Puebla last Thursday. and left for
home yesterday.
Miss Florence Knickerboeker,.. who has
been visiting at the residence OF l. NJ.
Woodeock for the past two months. re-
first OF the week.
Mr.. +. A. Mcdonald and family. Mr. ID.
T. Williams anu family. Mr.. W. Ii. Vim
cent and family and Mr.. c. w. Towssey
and children returned from their outing
on Mason creek last Friday evening.
The choir boys of ST. Marks church,
eighteen in number, who camped for twelve
days at Juanita bay under the care OF
their leader. Mr.. Engelhard. have returned
home we'll tanned and looking like lot OF
little brownies"
Ex-Gov. and Mrs. Il. 7. Ferry came over
FROM Olympia last week 60 attend Mrs.
Henry's party and remained In this city,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Leary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferry will return 10 Olympia
early this coming week.
Mrs. w. J. Grambs and her father and
mother DIR. and Mrs. j. w. kesler, of
Pennsylvanis, who have been her guests
for several weeks past. spent Friday at the
Interstate fair, Tacoma DIR. and Mrs.
kesler leave for home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. r.. Caldwell and +. NJ
Caldwell. of Tacoma, came over yesterday
on their naphtha launch the Meh Lady,
intending to go up the river To Lake Wash
ington to attend the races, but were un-
able to do so, as the river was too low.
They will cruise to Port Biakeley with Sc
attic friends and visit the Country Club
house.
Mrs NJ. 4. Reed aud her daughter. Miss
NJ v. Reed. sailed for san Francisco last
Wednesday, intending 10 make California
their future home. Miss Reeds talents
as a pianist, organist of the Unitarian
church and teacher. has won high appre-
citation during her three years residence
here, and they both leave many warm
friends behind.
The following party was ON the steam
launch Aquia last Friday. viewing the
race Mr.. and Mrs. s. ID. King. Mr. and
Phil r. Kelley Mr.. and Mrs. Frank sehuy-
Ter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mitchell. Miss
Chandler. Miss Rggin, Miss Wells. Mr.. J.
I. Nelson, Mr.. Lynn Relic. Mr. Dana
Farnswosth, Mr.. Guy Post, Mr.. Ii. r.
Judge, Mr. Frank Is. Ingersoli