The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-13
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\. P. Tedrick. a reception Wednesday
evening" Dr. Harrington entered az once
on the discharge Of his pastoral duties
and VIII preach today.
Next Friday evening Miss Othilia car
ron VIII entertain the members or IRE
Agayne Club and g number Ct their
friends at her home. 1892 joy street.
Mr. Eugene VI. Rlton and Mrs Y a
klton and her daughter went 20 Leavsn-
Mortn last week returning 10 the city
thursday evening with Mr.. V. A Riton.
Mrs j. c Nichols and her daughter.
MISS Marguerite Nichols left last week
on me Cmatilla % Join Mr.. Nichols at Les
Ahgetes. where they viii spend the win
Mr.. William II smithers. OF London.
England, IS visiting his sister. Mrs. II. z
Sayres. az Ross He expects within a
Is in Seattle.
Dr. and Mrs J. {. McCIurkin OF Evans
VILE. Ind, have been the. guests OF Rev.
X T. Powell for several DAYS. They ex-
pact 70 leave tomorrow or Tuesday Tor
Los Angeles, where Mrs. McClurkin goes
In search OF better health.
Mr.. George a. Carpenter weI-known
newspaper man who came in on the VIII
iapa from Alaska. has gone 10 Anscortes
the city he Will so 70 Berkeley. Cal,
where he expects 10 spend the winter
Miss Marguerite Mckinney returned
nome yesterday evening from New West
4tALSttlr " acre r4ls has DFeN visiting Mr..
anc Mrs, !. {. Armstrong and Miss
Fress. Friday evening she sang before
Lord and Lady Aberdeen for the Ladies'
hospital.
DR. l. NJ. Lessey has returned from an
extended Eastern tour. during which Re
PASSED through nearly every state in the
Union. He left Seattle August II 10 visit
MS old home in Connecticut, and though
ne had pleasant journey. he expresses
himself glad 10 get back home after his
long absence.
Hon. J. f. Hayden. chancellor Of the
noard or regents of the University Of
WH-ashlnston, LEFT Wednesday light for
Washington City 10 attend the biennial
session Of the supreme council of the An
Gent and Accepted Rite OF Free Masonry.
which meets in that city this week He
VIII be absent about thirty days.
Rear Admiral L. n Reardslee. OF the
racine station, whose flagship is now az
Port Angeles. left this city Thursday fer
Victoria 10 meet Mrs. Beardslee. He will
JOIN the cruiser Philadelphia at Port An
geles, where a week or ten DAYS viii he
put in al gun practice. The Philadelphia
VIII then come here and remain several
weeks.
Mr.. Charles H Baker invited a number
OF his Brighton Beach friends TO Cord
rays theater Wednesday evening TO wit
ness the play Of Two Orphans" The
boxes were occupied by Mr. and Mrs. A
/. Palmer. Miss Hattie Palmer, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. b. Chamberlain, Mr. and Mrs.
Everett Smith. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Sturgus.
and DR.. and Mrs. Johnson.
Mrs. Elizabeth Richmond Miller and
her daughter. Miss Marjorie Miller. will
return TO Seattle this week. They left
last April, going first TO San Francisco.
where they spent TWO months. greatly
Improving In health. They then went 10
Chicago. Mrs. Miller's old home She
writes that she has enjoyed a seast of
opera, and comes home with fresh mus
zeal inspiration.
The many friends of Miss Eta Stetson
VIII be pleased TO learn with what favor
she has been received by some OF the Sc
verest Eastern critics. Emilio Agra
monte. of New York. pronounces her
voice beautiful and well trained. She is
now with the Oriental Comic Opera Com
pany. which opened Pope's new theater
IN st. Louis last week, where she has
been assured of rapid promotion in her
new profession.