The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-18

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tie coaznsssses ON snvstssiea ~ Cf1as .. = Nai
lard. Cant George Horss. 9r J. 4 Safer
sGa Tnssdsy evening Mrs w. !. lsraznos gsys o
ftezssr party her guess bessg Nm A. Ases1.
Miss Soaring, Mr. c. ". saazfsss azad NJ. =
-. Hard.
Ga Tuesday evening NJ and ars a. J. Fiskln.
Ma Z Il sihsrszse, Mrs. Casrsss y hsstAssss
and Mr. George Hyde Prsstoz sseupsea BOX ~
fhe tEesser.
wnI.c. Gyssss snd asaxhtsr, after three
rnoatss' soseura in Texss aad seztassn ts.E
fornis, vii spend the rsEaAsniag siasss naoashs
Ia fan FRANCHISE.
On wednesday sfssrnoon Mr. ". J. fsrarab,
gave q Iunehsoa her guests hssSx Ma K ~
PaIrssr. Hrx. W. D. PeExaas. ne Misses Hama
AID Aiss spayisng
I'm Tus.ssy evening 5ox 81 the tnsxser vas
e,rr41nge1 py Mrs f. ". Clark, Miss tsersrads
e.srs. Mics csnes4s. Mr.. Charles wurtefs and
Mr.. Charles Tur0er-
Miss Bsoarsex. Of yIetorIs. b C.. VITO has bssn
Visiting the Misses Niiass. Ga fhAriesaih asa
eslnrabsa streets. tos ths past month, ieii sor
her home on Thursday.
Mr. 1iasosf PfestsH. who IL spending few
weeks ia southern csliiornla, Is reported 20
have greatly Improved ia health. lie hopes 70
rsfarn home IN fea weeks.
The ballard Athletic cisb held every sueeess-
fal soe.aa aaa ball on Wednesday svsning IN
the oa1 Fellows hail The Mandolin ItsS luz
nshed fine music for dancing.
On Monday evening Gsn. ). A. BRYANT gave
box party at the fhssssF, hIs guests tssng NJ
and Mr.. A. u aaecussky. Mira II. O. ssruvs.
Mira Gilbert Parker aud Me-. y. h. strive
NJ. H. g. Fsrris, of b = agor. Me-. arrived In
this city on Saturday. she viii be tbs guest Of
naa ard naf IA
Mrs Homer q Norton for year OF more
Right Rev. Dr. sllGtoe, Episcopal bishop OF
New wessminstsr. u. C.. aud Mrs. AiIiitos spent
tina week Ia this esfT visiting Mira sliiitoes
brothers, the PsiIys, At Ills Madison street
MIA. W. j. Gramhs gase q iuncheen on
wadnsstsY in hoaor OF afs Robert Manning
Palmer. The guests were Mics W. d. Perkins,
bliss Anna spaEisng and the Misses Hanna
Mr. and ars D. D. Wright sad family. who
have been absent Eve months attending the
wosld'g fair aud visiting in the Eastern states.
ieft Patterson, g. j., on tue 18th inst. on their
homswayd journey.
Mrs H. H. ssssson, who has been absent n
the fair and Waiting relatives LIS Asiae SINE
lass Juas, retained on aeneay afternoon. she
a making her hcaa with her dsugasrr, Ma
Fred Rice Eoweii. lis Lsnoga stscet
Mr. sad Mrs Hubbard y. Barnard left for San
Francisco yesterday. Mira. barnard will meet
relatives from Chicago. and spend mouth with
frisads and relatives In California Mr.. Ban
nsfd will be absent about two weeks
Miss Salons Johnson, Miss sina johnson aud
Aias Dayic johnson. ali sisters o! No. J. III.
.ohnson, viii take passage on the steamer wslla
WaiIa on February n TO spend q few weeks
visiting their parents ana friends ia san Fran
cisco.
The south Seattle Methodist Episcopal church
gave supper and entertainment At the church
on Tuesday evening Rev. Mr. acanlsen. for
whose benefit il was given, recited several seiec-
lions and an original poem. The 1aikini
Bells
The wedding OF Mr.. James Pritchets obsr
teutfsr, OF this city. 20 Miss Mary AdeIsna Fer
riss, daughter OF Mr.. aud Mrs. J. N. Ferriss. ans
one OF the bellies OF Tacoma, will take place OF
Tuesday. February p. at Tacoma, In 81 Lakes
church
ON Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs D C Braw
ley gave dinner party 20 DR. and MIRA G. A.
Walsh. Mr.. aud Mrs. q. 4. ". Pratt, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. II. White, Mr.. and Mrs. Dell puffield
Mr. and Mrx. 4 b. Hicks. Mr.. sud Mra A. Z
Bsaymer.
Last Saturday evening Dr. and Mrs. C A
Walsh gave a dinner party In celebration of the
twenty fifth anniversary OF their wedding. Tn.
guests were; Mr. aud Mrs. G. r. NJ. Pratt. Mr.
and Mira w. II. White. Ar. and MIRA 8 b Hicks
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Braymer. Mr.. and Mrs. D. &
Brawiey. Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Duiflsid.
On Monday evening very successful ooucer
was given at the Second Presbyterian church OIL
oak and Harrison streets, North seattle Tn
artists taking part were Miss Curtis, Miss LII
Kellogg. dss Thorndyke. Mira. W. i. Miller
Mira siauson, Miss Olive Miller. Miss Lixxl
Ferguson, Mr.. Herman Jalich, DR.. Thsodor
Thoreson and Prof. Lucy.
The Worcester. Mas, Gazette says that tn
Rev. Louis A. Banks, a well-known Methods
clergyman of Boston. who has paid much stten
ton 10 social questions, may become tha paste
of the Hanson Place Methodist church OF Breos
lyn. Mr Banks was pastor OF the First Meths
dist church OF Seattle about eight years age
and has q host of friends here.
Mrs. Franc Haskell, OF Tacoma. 10 the authorcs
OF new song. 'fisying In the Old Barn Loft
The words are mere rehearsal of the youthful
days Of no one in particular. but could well b
adapted TO the childhood OF any one who hs
lived and played upon the old farm Mr.,
Haskell states thas the song win in all prohabl
ity be Incorporated ia penman Thompson
'sold Homestead, the manager OF that pls
having so reported 10 her in response TO her Al
nil inn