The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-08
Tacoma society Notes.

Tacoma society Notes.
Mr. T. ellison. jr.. spent Tuesday in Sc
attic.
Mr. E. f. Cushman spent Thursday in
Seattle.
Rev. ]. B. Alexander was in Seattle
Mr.. c. f. Clatpool went to Seattle
Thursday.
Mr.. George Hazard went over to Seat
tie Wednesday.
Mrs. +. NJ Hunt returned from a short
trip TO Seattle Wednesday.
Mr.. George Ladd Mum returned on
Tuesday from a short business trip.
Mr.. Charles z. Warner made a short
visit to Seattle the first part of the week.
Mr. Harris Lanning. of the Philadelphia.
spent the early part OF the week in Sc
attic.
Mr. and Mrs II. D. Thomas entertained
Admiral Beardslee at dinner on Sunday
evening.
Miss Strive. Of Seattle. has been tho
guest of Mrs. Charles b. Hurley during
the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. ". \. Worden and family
have removed from South c street 10 No.
52i North G. street.
Admiral Beardslee was entertained at
dinner Wednesday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Leslie Cullom.
The Nesika club held an interesting
meeting on Tuesday at the residence OF
Mrs. Harris a. Corell.
Mrs. Hatch. accompanied by Mr. y. h
Hiscock. returned on Tuesday from an
Eastern visit OF six months duration.
Mrs W v Burrill entertained Mrs. c:
y. Hurley and Miss Strive, of Seattle, al
luncheon on Wednesday at the Rochester.
Mrs Louis d Campbell went over 10
Portland TO spend Thanksgiving With Mr..
and Mrs c. II. Prescott, and returned on
Wednesday.
Mr. G. J. McCabe. Of Pittsburg. Pa.
brother Of Superintendent McCabe. Of the
Northern Pacific has returned from an
Eastern visit.
Mr.. Herbert s. Griggs IS quite III at the
residence % his father. Col. c. w Griggs.
on the corner Of North Fourth street and
Tacoma avenue.
Mrs. Franklin II. Bowen entertained Mr..
and Mrs Ezra Bowen. Lieut.. Gorgas and
Lieut. Stoney OF the Philadelphia. at din
ncr sunday night
Mr.. and Mrs Hans Giese Miss Jessie
SEYMOUR and Miss Harlowe were enter
tanned ar tea on board the Philadelphia
Monday afternoon
.Ir and Mrs Ezra Bowen. who have
been visiting relatives here for the past
two months. left for their home In Bur
unzton. y. J. on Saturday.
4 fairly we'll flled house greeted Char
leys Aunt" az the Tacoma theaier Wed
nes3av evening. and enjoyed the expert
en0"s of that amusing person
: large crowd Hlled the grand stand at
the Eleventh street grounds on Saturday.
where the Port Townsend and the T \.
g. teams gave an exhibition Of good foot
bah
SUNDAY evening Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Riggs dined Miss Riggs Mr.. ". 4. Stern
berg Mr. White. of Boston. Or. r X.
smith and Mr.. J ? Morton. OF the Phila-
delphia. and Mr.. Thomas Riggs, IT.
Miss Fnie Buell. left for Kansas CITY
Saturday. where she expects 10 reside IN
future Miss Buell. has been very popular
here socially. and her absence viii be
greatly regretted by her many friends
Rehearsals for the Parade 70 be given
December g and u az the Tacoma theater
are daily IN progress There are 10 De -
participants and The performance IS ex-
usctea 20 be "A brilliant success, artlstAcal-
~ ana financially.
Miss Clark came over from Seattle n
attend the Union Club dance on Tuesday
evening given 10 honor Of the officers OF
the Philadelphia. and remained TO attend
the reception on board the flagship We'd
ues4ay afternoon
Mrs Woods returned from Chicago on
SUNDAY. where she has }~en spending the
past IA - years with her son. and left on
TUESDAY FOR WhAtcom. her daughter. Mrs
F. If Hunt accompanying her as far as
S4Attie.
CAPT Cochrane- q the Philadelphia. deliv-
cred an entertaining lecture At the Ninth
street theater "Wednesday evening TO
large audience His subject vas scenes
Strange and Sights Familiar The lee
tgEe VAS eNcellentIy illustrated b. steFeo-