The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-15

Charles y. Hurley
Tacoma society Chat.
Mr. John 6 Baker went 20 Spokane
Tuesday.
M ". -. Clifton has gon. 10 Coror
for week.
SIR V =. Stacey was IN the city Thurs
dav from Seattle.
Miss Lola Crubb, OF Cheney. Is visiting
Mrs. Frank Case.
Mr. W. A Mcdonald, OF Seattle, spent
Wednesday In this city.
Mr. and Mrs +. Wrestling. Of West Sc
attic. spent Thursday in this city.
Mr.. David Gross returned from New
York Monday. after a six weeks visit
Nr and Ms Morris Gross have gone
70 housekeeping at 60s South J street
Mr.. Theodore Hosmer gave an elaborate
picnic IN honor OF Miss Bass on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. f. W. Cornwall left Sat-
urday for three months Eastern visit.
Mr. Fred Bull has been spending a few
DAYS al Gig Harbor and returned Friday.
Mr. " III. Tisdale. Mrs Tfsdale and
Miss Tisdale have moved 10 I'll North h
street
Mr. Samuel wrkeson returned from
Montana Monday. much improved in
aIr. and Mrs. r. c. Mears left for spo-
kane on Friday TO visit Mr.. Mears'
mother.
Mrs. D. K Stevens. who has been quite
81 for the past few weeks. Is much i'm
proved.
Mr.. and Mrs. William V Burrill have
taken apartments at the Rochester for
the winter.
Prof. \ A. Barlow and family have re-
turned from their summers outing at
Long Branch.
Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius Van Horne have
returned from their summers outing at
Nashon island
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Holbrooke and
family will occupy a cottage at Gig Har-
Dor for a fortnight.
Mr.. Jack Bradford left Monday for his
ranch In North Yakima, where he will re-
main several weeks.
Mr. +. g oliver is visiting his parents
IN Chicago. ana will leave for Tacoma on
the 18th OF this month.
Mrs. Charles r. Hurley and little daugh-
ter. Marjorie, returned from Delano the
eaTly part of the week.
Mr.. a. ~. Sanford arrived in Tacoma
the frst Of the week from an extended
business trip 10 the East.
Mr.. Walter 81. John has returned from
Chehalis where Mrs st. John is spending
some time with relatives
Mrs. Bass. Mrs. J.. r. Manning. Mrs. w
". Evans. Miss Bass and Miss Evans
went 10 Olympia on Tuesday.
Mrs. Louis d. Campbell accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Prescott TO
Portland on Monday for a weeks visit
Mrs. W. Harrison Woodruff is expected
home shortly from New York. where she
has been spending the last eight months
Miss Lathrop. who has been spendlng
the summer with Miss Baker, returned to
her home in Boston the first of the week.
Alr. and Mrs. Elmer NJ. HAYDEN have
returned from their wedding trip. Mrs.
HAYDEN was formerly Miss Cady. of Ann
Harbor. Mich.
Mrs. Philip Tiilinghast and her daught-
or. Edythe Tiliinghast. who have been
abroad this summer. are expected from
New York next week.
AIr. Thomas Riggs came over from Blu
coda 10 take part in the amateur concert
given Thursday evening for the benefit OF
the Free Kindergarten
Dr. r. +: Kellogg. who has been I'm Phil
adeIphla thls summer, acting "a assistant
TO DR.. Berens, Of the Willis eve hospital.
Is expected to return this week.
Mrs. Arthur Bridgman gave a beautiful
luncheon on Saturday in honor OF Mrs.
Thomas. OF Philadelphia, who is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Joshua Pierce.
a., Mrs. J. G Parker; who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. T. w. Anderson,
for several months. will return to her
homo at Santa Barbara I'm n few days
Several OF the musically inclined young
ladies of the North End expect 10 form a
mandolin. guitar and banjo club. 20 meet
once week during tho winter months.
Miss Bass. who expected TO return 10
Kansas City with her mother next week
has decided to remain In Tacoma this win
ter 10 the great gratifCation of her num-
erous friends.
Miss Bessie Anderson gave n very pretty
luncheon on Wednesday IN honor of Miss
Piummer, Of New York, who has been
spendlnE the summer with her sister
Mrs. Charles s. Milliken.
Mr.. Albert sutton. who has been one or
Tacomas leading architects for several
wears. has left with his wife 10 reside pcr-
lnanently In San Francisco, which was
Mrs Sutton's former home Their alb
senco VIII be keenly felt by their friends
Mrs. +. g. Ramsdcu. who as been visit
ing hcr SON. Mr.. Morton RamsdcU for
several weeks. left for Spokane on Tues
DAY 70 take charge Of the musical de-
partment % s.. Nary's school. OF that
citv. recentlv established Nv Bishop ana
Mrs. J.. II Wells
Rev and Mrs. Richard Cushce have left
for their home IN Los Angeles Mr. Gus
bee has been Spending his three months
vacation m Tacoma. and has preached
several times most success fully at St
Iuke's churrh during tho absence ~ its
rector, and through his niufStrqt{0ns has
cnGcared himself 10 many Of its parish
toner's.
Mrs Frederick Smith exhibited Some
china, beautifully painted by he~ own
hands, % q number Of friends SATURDAY.
afternoon. There s. also on exhibition NJ
the Smith residence on South q street "a
number of water Colors, painted by Mr.
Robert NoSroNidc NJ Rome ItaiY Mrs
Roscovi6c uer smith Is visiting her rela-
tves I'D tails city for some fimo
vC-v pret'v Wedding vas solen,rize
% =. Peters church "wednesday r,0rnir,-
Rev J y Alexander performed tho ccrc-
mouV vhira united Sir J. T. cfaorar.
agent Of tho Northern Pacific Steareshf1
tefonany, - Victoria. an1 Miss " s
rna'riuenv After their wedding frip Nj
ard Mrs N9crae viii take up their resi-
d"ncc in Victoria.