The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-21

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@s1xs K G. ssruwe IL expected 70 srrYys hors
sEs1aT sro-a vixss 20 Aew YORK ana WASHING
Ton lasting several weekA
Mr.. Roy E. Darlington eft Oh Thursday morn
ing for Newcastle. Cal. where &c VIII r2ake la
sozne Tor the Esxs two ysars
Mics z. G Parsons, OF Phil&1sip6ia- and NJ
r. ". Psrso1s- OF this ely, have taken rc'oas 81
TIE Arlington for TIA winter.
Mrs. B. r. RGsk isfs last sunday evening for
v1sIf 70 relatives a. 81 Paul and Hudson, IA
she Will be gone for ave or SIX weeks.
Mrs Jane Wright OF Ballard. returned on Sat
urcsy from Ontario. where sas has bsez Waiting
her daughter for ras last three nOntAx
Mrs T. J. Powers OF Fourth and Albert streets.
has received the sad intelligence froa Montreal,
Canada. that her mother. ArA- Alvah Buren,, Is
dead.
On Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. ". J. ramhs
gave Q box party ~ the taea.er. their as Dc
irg NJ. and MEs ". d. Perkins sad 4 NJ.
Hura
Mr.. Charles r. Morlton, who has been serI-
cusly III at the Arlington hotel. il better, and II
he has no relapse viii be out In 9 few weeks
again.
Mr.. and Mira Hsnry Z. stumer. AZ their home
IN Fremont, entertained Mr. |. Huissther, Mr..
A T. Landbe-g and Mr.. A. IL Soeioerg a. din
nsr last Sunday.
Mr.. A. Lee Willard has returned from four
months work at Berkeley college. having been
compelled TO abandon study for q time on ae-
count Of his eyssight
The dance given By the Colurnbis brass band
lsst night n the Odd Fellows hail. at Ballard
wass pleasant affair. The attendance was good
and the music excellent
Yesterday afternoon Miss Emery gave a box
party az the theater, her guests being Mrs. A
T. MscCulsky, Miss struve, Mr.. Il r. Meservs
and Mr. James u. Hogs. il.
Miss Nay Swanson wss surprised at her home
in Ballard on Thursday evening By about forty
OF her friends. The evening was Delightfully."-
spent ia games, music and dancing
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Preshyte-
rian church at Ballard viii give = poor mans
social next Friday night The features Of the
affair viii correspond with the times
reception will be given on Wednesday az
ternoon from 10 5 for tie attendants At the
First N. T. church at the residence OF Mira II.
IL. Denny on Ninth and Seneca streets.
Master James T. Egsn. son of Col John G.
Fgan. has been entered az student in St.
Aarys college. at Garland, Cal He is now at
the Aidwintsr fair visiting his grandparents.
Mr.. and Mira Warren l. Canaan gave box
party at the Seattle fheater on Thursday even
ing Their guests were: Mr. and Mrs Samuel
l. Crawford, Miss Hanna ana Miss Knobls. OF
Tacoma
The members OF Berachah Baptist church in
Ballard intsad holding a business carnival in
the Odd Fellows hall on February s. Every
business In Ballard. including the Posr-IsTEL~
LeEScKE. is requested to be represented.
Mr. Harry Middlebrook. the well-kuown
tenor OF this city. who Is travelling with Prim-
rose d Vests Ministries, recently sang in DR..
Gilbert's church in Cleveland and afterward a
dinner was given in his honor by Mrs. Gilbert
There will bs q reception given to Presiding
Elder 7. B. Ford, Al Haven VI. E. church, next
Tuesday evening, by the Epw orth League A
good programme Las been arranged and refresh
ments will DO served. All are invited to at
tend
Mrs. Isaac korn. accompanied by her daugh-
ter, left on Wednesday for California TO spend
the winter. Her uncle, Mr.. Aiexande. Korn.
funeral of ex-Aldefmsn Moses Korn, returned
with her
Mrs. Warren Hastings who has been visiting
her mother. Mrs ]. r. Curtis, Tor the past week
left on the Kingston on Wednesday tor Por,
Townsend. she was accompanied by her sister
Mas Lizzie II. Cox, who expects 10 be absent
until spring.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Plymouth
Congregational church will give concert on
FSDtu&Ey q ~ thSif GIufCH- me MANAGEMENT
is in the hands of Mrs. E. B. Burwell and Mr.
W. Martiua Mr.. Otto Kroa will take ths
leading part.
Prof. George p. Anderson has accepted q cal
20 the Congregational pulpit of Bonner, Mont
sud viii leave for bis new FIELD of labor or
Tuesday evening next, stopping a day At Ellenx
burg to visit his sister, who Is attending the
state normal school.
There was q theater party at the Seattle
theater on Thursday evening, consisting of: Mr.
and Mrs. A. Amunds, Miss Belle Olsen, Miss
Daisy Hanson, Miss May Amunds. Miss digs
wIckstrom. Mr.. l. Hulsether, Mr.. Rudolph Ain
and Mr. A II. Soelbsrg.
Mr. aud Mrs. ID. Gibeon. Mr. and Mrs w. d
Gibbon, Miss Lizzie Gibbon and Mr. T. G.
spsight were a wedding party from Black Dis
moad stopping at the Diller last week Mr.
spaight and Miss 6ihbon having been married
On Wednesday in the parlors of the hotel
On Friday evening Master woodis and Mist
Blanche Daniels entertained . number of their
friends at elaborate double birthday party
given at their parents residence, sci Madison
street After sn hour or so spent in games ele
CANT refreshments Of ice cream, cake and fruit.
we're served.
Miss Alice Hsmhlets musicale on Wednesday
night st Ballard was not attended as we'll as II
deserved owing to the inesmaney OF ths
weather. Miss Hamblet 10, however, a favorits
with Ballard audiences and those present on
this occasion showed their appreciation by we'll
meriied applause
The many friends of Mr.. f. W g Tingle Will
he pleased 10 learn OF his appointment to The
position OF T.. $ consul at Brunswiok. Ger.
many. Mr.. TIugie was for three years part pro
pristor and editor OF the Seattle Morning Josrna
and for the past three years has been managing
editor Of the Butte CITY Miner
Rev DR. George gave readings at Port Towns
ond and Victoria last week. lie will leave 70,
the kast ia about q month. he having beer
transferred 20 the New York conference b,
bishop Gocdsell, aud ordered 10 stop al Kansa,
city on his way. nr. George viii give a resdins
Al the Market street Baptist church on wednes
day eveaing.
The Y. NJ c. A. will give an opea reception a
their rooms, 1917 Front street, on January =
from % 10 p NJ. 20 the memb ers and friends o.
the association. Az orchestra will he In a,
tendance and an informal programme will b,
rendered. some of the best talent ia tie cit,
having consented 20 be present on that even.
ing The ladies' auxiliary will be prssen. u
assist the young nsE IN receiving
The new choir of the First PRESBYTERIAN
church viii b led by Mr.. Poud ard will be com
posed IS follows; sopranos. Mrs Is. A C. Roches
tsr. Mrs. ". J. Gramhs, Mira J. b. Eaglexon Mi.
| EEis Jay Richardson. Miss Thcrndyke; altos
Mrs. George 7. Asacharn, Miss olive Miller. Mia
Lodge Niss.saoAe; tenoss Mr.. William H. Dav
Mr., g. T. Craze. Ssssos, Mr n Tudor. NJ
Frank e. Atkins Dr. }. Il Esgleson. Mr VIII
Nc Adam, MF. BoKes; orgSniss, Mr.. Boyd Wells
AZ tie snngal meeting of the Market stree
Baptist church. held last week the foiIowtn,
osscsTs we're elected for the ensuing year
Trustees, 7. e. BrAwley. = A. Twicheu, : Il
Hicks, W, H. " h.te, q. E NJ. Pratt; deacons
Theodore Fogoy, H. & Roles. p ". Fuller. !
kcwsA, CAUrch clark, Adcl bart HIek.: treas
ursF, Clarence Adams; superintendent Of san