The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-06

Mr.. and Mrs. #. III. Browncll, Of Everett
| were IN the city last week.
Mr.. and Mrs.. w. l. Canaan have zone
| to Portland to make their home In future.
Miss Lutte Terry, OF Coupsville, IL In the
| city visiting her sister. Miss Blanche
Terry.
Mrs. John. p. Hoyt and Miss Hoyt. OF
Olympia, wefs In the city last week visit
| ing friends.
Mrs. r. J. Gale has returned to Seattle
after an absence OF . year or morS In Cali
fornia and the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. MacCulsky are sx-
pected to return from their trip to Japan
on the 2ith Of this month.
Mr.. Manley B. Haines and Mr.. +. r.
Falkinbcrg have taken rooms In Mrs. w.
| A. Harrington's residence.
Mrs. T. Il Holman. OF Oregon City, 10
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. n.
Hixson. Oil Madison street.
Miss Florence Grant, of GAINESVILLE. o,
will arrive In the city this week to visit
her brother, Mr.. r. J. Grant.
Mrs. Henry Jones. Of Portland, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mra X. q.
Washburn, has returned home.
Miss Adelaide Nickels will leave for
San Francisco on Tuesday, whore she will
spend several weeks visiting friends.
On Monday evening Puget Sound Lodge.
No. II, X. of r., gave ball at the Airing
ton. which was very successful affair.
Mr. aud Mrs. Ben f. Snipes will leave
for California on May -. and Mr. Ben Il,
| snipes. jr.. will in the fail enter Stanford
university.
Miss Mamie Spencer entertained num-
ben OF friends at her home on Hyde street
last evening. Dancing Was the principal
amusement.
Mrs. A. c. lands and Miss Fleta NJ.
Holman, of Chicago, will arrive in tho
city today TO visit Mrs. J. +. Trowbridge,
Mrs. Lands daughter.
Mrs. George Carter and her little son
| leave this week for Victoria. Il. c., and
will remain there during the absence Of
Mr. Carter in England.
The Mystic Social Club gave largely
| attended masquerade ball at the Atlingtoa
on Wednesday evening. The affair was .
success IN every respect.
Mr. William Durham, of franklin, was
guest of Mr.. aud Mrs q. w. 0tterson
aud attended . box party at Cordray's on
Tuesday evening He left for ozetis on
Wednesday.
On May ist the friends Of Miss Helen
Squires celebrated her second May day by
gathering on tue lawn at East Seattle,
| erecting q May poe and crowning her
Queen OF May.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Schoenfeld viii celsbrats
| their twenty-dfth Anniversary today and
this evening at their residence 1850 Yesisr
avenue. The reception will De held from
5 O'Clock until aud from to 10.
Mrs. w. II. Cough left on Thursday
morning for Fresno. Cal. in company with
her mother Mrs. jane Bie.hle. who 10 80
years Of age. Mrs. Bieghle will remain in
Fresno where she has three daughters.
Mr. T. H. Cam returned on Friday
from a pleasant trip TO Fan Francisco,
where he went 20 visit his fnfnily, who are
soiourning in that city, the youngest
daughter being student NJ Fields semi
nary.
Rev. A. swsers. 8. j.. has gone TO Yak
stthat place. and Rev. J. n. Guidi, 8. j.,
OF Mssouia. has come TO take Father
sseere's place At the church Of the Inn
msculate Conception.
The students OF the Baptist university
gave pleasant surprise 20 Miss Mildred
lvey, one OF their number, on Friday even
Ing About forty we're present An lm-
half dozea natioralstiss vas mach en-
joyed-
About twenty-shree friends assembled -
| the rooms OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. AorrilIe.
i5Ii Front street, 20 ENJOY musicale
| given by them on Wednesday evening.
| After having = musical treat refreshments
| we're served and ths party broke mp ss
| midnight.
| The Classic Culture club viii not take
| vacation during the summer, .. has be~n
| stated. but wlii cortinus its weekly meet
| ings on Saturdays ~ usual. During the
| month Of May the meetings Will be held a.
| the ressdercs Of Mrs. II. A. Esser. on
| Seventh and Columbia streets
| The ladies OF this city are invited 10 cali
| NJ ths roosas Of the Young WoruaD's
| Christian Association, Ia the shorcy block
| ON Third and Columbia streets. Besides
assisting poor and fs.sndiess girls 70 ind