The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-25
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY NEWS.

Ooltcu III IuSfTioSo NJ the Etkuoru Novel,
where they viii make their home.
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY NEWS.
Mr. and Mrs. W. j. Grambs have moved
to 40 Eleventh street.
Miss Augustine left yesterday for Port
land for weeks visit.
The Tuesday Readers met at Mrs C. E.
Smiths home last week.
The Misses White. of Port Orchard, are
visiting in the city for a few days.
The Ladies' French Club met last week
at Mrs. Manson +. Backus' home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Albert Jackson have
gone to California for short visit.
Miss Lennis Emerson lett for visit to
the Midwinter fair on Saturday night.
Miss Nell Frost, of Olympia, il visiting
Mrs. J. III. Calvert, at lilo James street.
Mrs. Samuel l.. Crawford will return
home from her California trip this week.
Prof Lopp will give a Juvenile fancy
dress ball at the Arlington on Friday even
ing.
Capt. and Mrs. z. ]. Hatch have come
from Olympia TO make their home in Sc
attic.
The Michigan Club will meet at Masonic
temple on Tuesday evening for members
only.
The next Demorest contest will be held
in the high school room on Monday
evening.
Burke left yesterday to spend q few days
visiting at Olympia.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Bond and Mr.. Lewis
Bond will return home this week from
their California trip.
Mrs. William II. Taylor has returned
from California where she has been visit
ing for the past month.
On Monday Mr.. Dan T. Cross lectured
before the Ladies' Current Events Club on
the United States Constitution.
The Women's Guild of st. Stephens
Episcopal church, Ballard, will give q
novel entertainment soon after Easter.
Mrs. Capt Boyce, of Argyle, and Miss
Meta Walter, of Renton, are visiting their
sister. Mrs J. IL. Robson. of Latona.
f. Christianer returned on Wednesday
from Chicago and New York, whittier he
went several weeks ago on business trip.
Miss 1inie Houghton entertained q
number of friends on Wednesday evening
at her home on Farm street and Prospect
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Preston, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Preston and Col. s. NJ. Pres
ton occupied q box at the opera on Friday
evening
An old fashioned candy pull will be
given in Fremont on Friday evening by
the y. 7. \. c. Z. of Edgewaser Congrega-
tional chu lch.
Mrs. Dudley Hathaway and Miss Kathe-
rine PearcIs arrived this morning on the
Walla Wa liza from visit to the Midwinter
fair and San Francisco.
AT the opera last evening Mr.. ]. d. Low
man nteItained in his box Mrs. w. A.
Jennings: Mrs. Ed L. Terry, Miss Emery
and Mr.. II. b. Pomeroy.
MISS Mi Ter left for Port Orchard on Fri
day to join her sister. Miss Olive Miller,
who has bt en- spending several days there
with friends. They will return this week.
The Fremont w. C. T. U. held parlor
meeting al the residence of Rev w. III.
Drake on Monday evening. An excellent
programmed was rendered. followed by u
luncheon.
Miss Maud Hopkins commemorated her
birthday yesterday afternoon by enter
tanning few of her friends at the resi-
dence of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Hopkins, on Ballard avenue.
Miss June II. Cameron sailed for Homo
lulu on Wednesday on the schooner G. s.
Holmes. Capt. Jeps Johnson MASTER Mrs.
Johnson. the captains wife, and Mrs.
Powell of Port BIakeley, also sailed.
The Epworth League of Trinity Metho-
dist Episcopal church gave social and
entertainment in the paslors OF Trinity
parsonage Friday evening Music, recita-
tons and games constituted the amuse-
ment
On Thursday Mrs. A. A. Allen enter
tanned a number of her friends at her resi-
dence on Chestnut street with delicious
O'Clock tea Those present were: Mrs.
A. A. Allen, Mrs. William NJ. Curtiss.
Mrs. Il. W. Grover, Mrs. Thomas Houl-
ston. Miss Annie Warren, Miss Lou War
rem, Miss c. n. Hunt
ON Thursday evening the Midnight
Alden Club will give the last of its series
OF parties for the winter, and il bids fair
To be the hnest social function of the en-
tire season. The ball room and BANQUET
room OF Ranke's hall will DO eiaborateIv
decorated for the occasion, and at mid.
night sumptuous BANQUET will be served.
with toasts by able speakers. Mr.. John
q. Siggie Is chairman OF the committee on
arrangements.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Bibo took PASS.
age on the steamer Queen on Saturday
morning for San Franc isco. where they
propose 10 make their future home. Mr.
bibo has been a resld ent Of Seattle for
four years past, during which time he has
been identified with vari Gus church choirs
and charitable entertainments in the city
sented with a handsome present by the
members Of the choir of our LADY of Good
Help church, whom he has so kindly as
sisted for several months past His MANY
friends regret his departure and hone thar
he may be persuaded to return 90 Seattle.
Col. +. p. Edssn left yesterday for Eu-
rope. lie will stop al Paris on his way 10
Antwerp, where he goes as the represen.
taIIvs of the Seattle Chamber OF Com oeroe
10 the Antwerp international exuosition
OF 1854 Col. Edsen carries with him an
abundance Of printed matter dcscrlptiy.
OF Seattle, King county and tho state az
Washington, and will act as nission.rv
70 interest foreign capital in ,hI. state
lie intends TO go To Frankfort.on-the-
Main. where q large part Of the cap5tal
came from 10 build the Northern paefic
and. armed with strong credentials and
letters, viii endeagor to get the canItaiists
interested IN the many resources of The
city and state. He will visit his parsuts
az bis old home near Hamburg. and viii
| remain In Europe the greater psrt of thu
summer. lie expects to return atoot
! September /.
MISS Bertha Martins, of Portland
teacher Oi fancy and artistic needleworx
&FEa be in %<arste fnv 81.