The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-16

M tii6 racsec avenue. before 9 . n. sss-
DAYS
g.. nau will return i'm fee DAY
aaaatas' vastt 20 Nsw YORK.
Arss Soaaers. ef NscEor1a. i the xa~ss az
Saf~ ksooess SAFE Hi. on SautA 4 street
M = Y. kAimsston. 81 RacAvicw. IN. =
guest "a tasy kreASarer J.. ~. Me- aalev.
Mrs. kaseae Weeer. q E.sensbarx. il
guest thAs wwek. 1T Mrs. gaha L. ncpkSns.
Mrs. Ccnner. of Victoria. has b@en an.
Eaesi % AFs- T. ) hsl daring The pass
AR. and Mrs. L ". Boansv. a. seats,a
esse tue gaests Of Ne. < 1. Hoska inis
Mr.. and Mr~ Water oAses have taken
street
The Rev. Erasmus ,. Van De.r.,n "a.
oeen appointed assistant rector cs Isinity
church.
Mr.. John Macready and wlse spent two
DAYS lsss wcex in visiting relatives IN
kTcresI
Mr. Irving Halssead and wife. nee
Evans. spent couple Of days in Tacoma
Bishop Joycs Is guest of Rev. r Z
Morris, pastor Of Central Methodist Epls-
ccpal church.
Mrs 4. Il. Lehman. who has been in the
kASt iov several months, Is expected 30 re-
turn home soon.
MIS-. MeCgakcn. of Portland, has been
visiting her daughter, Mira. {. h. Hurley.
Tor s&sors tiEae.
Chancellor l. T. Thobarn, 81 the Paxet
Sound university, has been seriously III
but Is nov better.
ProE A. A. barlow. who has been con-
hsed 70 the house the past three weeks. IL
now abe 20 he out
Mrs. J. II. nnrhin. Of Seattle. vas the
guest 81 her sister. Mrs. T. NJ. Hunt, sew
eral days last week.
Mrs. l. +. Thompson. Of Sumner. spent
"Wednesday In the city. ihe guest OF her
daughter. Ara Fife.
TIE Rev. j. NJ. Mariatt, the new pastor
OF the Frat Methodist Episcopal church.
will arrive next weeg.
Miss Thompson. of North. Yakima. who
has been visiting Mrs. Frank Sharp, left
Tor Seattle on Monday.
The Entre Nous Club. n society OF Jewish
ladies'. VIII resume thc club meetings ON
Tuesday afternoon next
Mr.. q. W. Deinmater has moved His
family from the MUM house, on ella ave.
nue.. 10 No 1i6 North q. street
dainty aud enjoyable luncheon wa.
that given by Mrs. James Bowie Ovens. of
North ossreet. on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Case and daughter
Will move 10 North Yakima avenue this
week, where they will keep house.
Mrs. Wnitson and children. Of Yaklma.
who have been visiting Mrs Cort. OF this
city left for their home on Monday night.
Mrs. Ralph Metealf and her daughter
Elizabeth leave for the East in a few days
90 visit Mr.. Metcalfs mothers home In
Winona. Mimi.
Miss Emma Downing, of Division
avenue, held reception last evening in
honor of Miss Haiiock. daughter OF Rev.
and Mrs l.. H. iIallock.
The Linus n. Post house, on G street.
has again been made vacant by tho re-
moval OF Mr.. Willard Smith and family
TO Miss woodea's house.
Mrs. Percy Rochester, Mrs. Frederick
Bausman. Mrs. A. A.. Evans and Mrs. w.
9. Heilborn, Of seattle, formed party Of
visitors TO the fair Thursday.
The Rev. John Vrooman. prominent in
the Methodist church and ia Prohibition
circles. has lett for Emporia, Fla, where
he owns extensive orange groves.
Mrs. Du Point entertained at dinner ops
evening last week Dr.. and Mrs. q. q.
Wagner. Mrs. DO We're Hunt Mrs. ~ !.
Sherman and Mr.. Starr Sherman.
The Rev. q. w. White, missionary Of
the Puget sound conferences OF the African
Methodist Episcopal church. will enter
the Puget Sound university as a student.
Miss Grace bradley. daughter of Mr. j.
n. Bradley, has returned from a two yeArs'
sojourn with relatives in Pittsburg. whore
she has been pursuing her musical studies
On Tuesday evening delightful little
party went our for q sail ON the Constance
and. as there was a brisk breeze. the sail
was q charming one. Among those
who went were Mas Hayden. Mr Virgil
Hayden. Miss HUI. Miss Delamaier, Mr..
Arthur Pritehard, Mr.. s. Bridges, Mr..
Harry Woodruff