The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-18

eye~sn~ A8anksod motel Tuesday
Mr; Phillip Faikenb1rx VA. In r.eon.
iaet thursday.
Mr., w. III. White hs, ;us. ,.4rrS
business trip TO Tacor.. - s'''
Mrs. Jerome CaslI. h..
.'el nome al tue week hy illness.
&, q. :; Cole. Of New whascorn. vas
In' isS days last seek
III. and Mrs. 7. II. Yoanv entertained
.. oibhsr Wednesday evening.
Mr. =. =. Erundage has returned hom.
.ionta trip through California.
MY J. VI Frink expects. to entertain n.
dence a. Asf yeah
Lessons given daily in all cias,e. Of
s.sxass " froi- Axer- Address Hose.
The Royal Kansaroos will rive . n..or.
evening
Mr.. ( G. Noffztt. of Portland. &. in &c.
1 ra, The guest Of his nephew. Mr.. PhillIp
Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Waist, viii return
IN California.
r, ar. Charles r. Moulton. who has been
"a az the Arlington hotel for some time. i,
eonvalescent
Nj. and Mrs. r. LeissIer returned home
last " ednesdsy. after an Absence Of nearly
year travelling.
he Young Mems Institute viii give a
grand ball q. Rsnke's hail on Easier Non
aay. the 9th Inst.
The Fremont W. C. T. Z. will hold .
parior rally SO the residence of Rev. w. n.
Drake tomorrow evening.
Mr.. Dial Duffieid is to entertain a few of
ms intimate friends at q SUNDAY dinner
soaay al the Rainier hotel.
Mrs. Frank A. Buck will leave for a
montns visit IN San Francisco on the
omsfiiia. which sails tomorrow.
Miss Mae Potvin 10 reported az doing
Wei in Chicago. and has established quite
reputation as pianist ana teacher
Mr.. and Mrs. III. n. Faseu. of Edge
sater, entertained few friends with
whist and luncheon Friday evening.
Mr.. r. d. Black and family. of Beacon
Hii. who spent the winter in Detroit.
April g.
The next dance Of the Agayne Club will
be held at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben 4. snlpes. Eleventh and Madison
streets, Friday. March 30.
The Tuesday Reading Club met at Mrs.
Everett smiths and resumed the reading
OF New Era. Nexe week the club will
meet at Mrs. DIR. c. f. Smiths.
On Thursday evening . grand Purim en-
tertainnient and ball will be given at
Ranke's hall for the benefit OF Rev. A.
brown. A tne programme Is promised.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Alfred Jackson will
leave for trip through California, taking
In the MidwinIe- fair. Monterey and other
Points OF interest They will be gone sew
erai weeks
l.. w. Kneelnnd, who six weeks ago was
called to his home at Easton, Me-, on ac-
count OF the death of his mother, has re-
turned. accompanied by his. brother. Dom
aid kneelsnd.
Master Joe Barr was rendered an enjoy
able surprise last Friday evening by q
number of bis scEoolmstes aud friends, At
the residence Of his parents, Capt and
Mrs. Barr. at Fremont.
Mr.. William f. Brawley aud wife are mt
the Midyinter fair, after an extended
Eastern trip since last July, during which
they took IN the Chicago Worlds fair.
They are expected home during the CON-
ing week.
Any friends of the Young Women's
christian Association having furniture to
give to aid IN furnishing its rooms. will
kindly address postal card 10 room 80
Burke building, and the association will
send for IL.
Miss Margaret Mckinney s still in Chi
csgo, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. Run
van, and is said To be enjoying all the ad-
yantagrs of wealthy home. She has
been steadily gaining in health ana flesh
and now weighs is6 pounds.
Miss Lillian Andrews left from Portland
on Fridays steamer for San Francisco.
having closed her engagement with Cord
ray Il Co. an engagement extending up
wards OF two and half years, a portion
OF which time she Played In Seattle.
Mrs. Henry Thurman gave luncheon
and theater party TO Miss Elliott yester-
day afternoon. The party, after the
luncheon. was escorted to a private box at
Cordray's, where the ladies enjoyed the
historical drama of Robert Emmet"
Lake Union Lodge, No. lie. |. o. q. T.,
OF Fremont. held = very entertaining ses-
s'ouS last Tuesday evening. Fred Her.
bert, captain of Company II, read the
lodge paper. and an original poem by Mas
ter Willie Tugs was heartily received.
Mr.. William Logic. of Port Blakel.y.
and Miss Perry Moore. of san Francisco,
were married March 3, in Tacoma, by
Justice MeMurray. Mr.. Logic IS well
known in Seattle and also In Port Blake
ley. and has friends extend him their best
wishes.
Mr.. J. L. simpson. who for the last
eight years has been connected with the
Seattle Hardware Company, has returned
10 Detroit, Mich, and taken the position
OF secretary in the Malieahle Iron Works.
lie has made hosts OF friends here who
regret bis loss to the community.
The progressive spirits that make up the
social lite OF the Seattle Athletic Club. IN
view 81 their Tast successes in tninstTely
and light opera. are contem plating the
production OF another performance. 70 he
of the classical order aud on an elaborate
scale. The matter is vet In sn embryo
state, but If undertaken rs nov contem-