The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-11

dance" an Friday evening 1t the Airing
ton hcts. which was attended BY about
sssen;y-.:ve guesss.
Mrs. !. N. Wilson. who has been visit
ing MIS-. I. II " Miller Cor the past two
weeks, returns to-day - her home as
Novelty.
Mr.. j. Phillips. who is on his return
trip fax.sa California 10 Idaho. will Re the
guest ~ Nr. aad Mrs. john SchlesinScr
Tor a Eew days
Mrs. pan Nelly legs on the Umasiila
lass Ses6av for California. She will spend
couple Sf months in Oakland visiting
her coeisin. Mrs. T. sunny
The Iaxenile Organ Fana Circle Of thu
North Seattle Baptist church IS busy pre-
psring isg bird entertainment" TO 10
given afsa1. the iss OF April.
The Curent Events Club discussed thu
governmental pecaliaTisies of italy AMI
Spain ga Monday. aud will tomorrow con-
slider these OF Holland, Belgium, Denmark
and rossagaL
Capt. sud Mrs. T. J. Rsthhone have re-
turned rom Portland. where they have re-
sided ter nearly year. and have taken
mp theif residence in their old home on
DFexes avenue.
Col. Il. ". Spencer. Of Minneapolis.
Mum. as in the city during the week,
sud waa he guest OF Mr.. Wsiiism Philips,
M osy "a pic avenue. lie Jeff Tor home ON
Friday evening.
Miss Garrett. Of Three Rivers, oaebec,
who = Writing the Pacific coast en-
route iG Van Francisco. arrived frOr Vic
toria oGi "Wednesday IN spend a week or
two With Mrs. a. NJ. Anderson, on nrsxel
avenue and Highland street.
The 8 ". 5. club WAS organized on
Tharstiy evening at the residence Of Miss
Hail "a. -
club waa transacted a social game of whist
vas indalgcd Ia. dainty refrcshments be-
ing served afterw ard hv the hostess
On Wednesday evening the Mystic 81
cal tSria gave IA pleasant party at the Ar
llngton hotel, which was attended by
large h8mber Of guests. The COMMITTEES
in ehsrye consisted Of DR.. and Mrs. II. \.
Smith. Mrs. r. : Bronson. Miss LOFTS
Yesler and Mr.. q. r. Zimmerman.
Prof. j. W. Hessoa. formerly principal
at the sesaitle high school aud Tor shors
time president of the state agricultural
college st Pullman. was yesterday elected
presiae7.t a. TIE University of Seattle.
Rev. u, !. Pierce rctIEes from his present
position as principal. The ether teachers
viii be retained.
Rev. {. Baker. a prominent and we'll
know baptist minister. has been engaged
20 sutEf.y the pulpit of the First BAPTIST
the decision OF Rev. ". 4. Taylor, Who
has hss:la called to the pastorate OF the
church, MIR. Baker viii preach iosiay.
morning and evening.
Division No |. Ancient Order OF Hi
berians. give their third annual ball on
Friday. March Ii 81. Patrie&'s eve, at
Armort hail. Music by LANCER 4 Iuehen' =
orcbes;9a. An enjoyable time has asways
been h;ts3 AZ the Hlbernian balls. and tho
coming one the committee having the
matter ~ charge are determined Will 10
no exception to the rule.
Mr.. ;lomas ". Gordon. who was mar
ried in minneapolis on Thursday, March l.
retnrns,i home on Tuesday. accompanied
by his bride. They are now at home 10
their friends az the Arlington hotel. Mr..
Gordosa has received the congratulations
oil maTt3 friends uroa his happy choice.
and Mse- Gordon will find cordial wel-
come ia this community.