The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-17
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NOTES.

MI y. H. I-atimer has gene on thrse
weeks trip East
Mr.. J. IT. PatiIsv is taking vacation
In Eastern Washington.
Mr.. Lynch. OF Washington City. is the
guest OF Mr.. Charles Clary-
Mrs Howard Joslyn. Of Tacoma, spent
the week in this city. visiting friends
Mr.. David ". Smithson. Of New York
city. is the guest Of Mr.. s. B. Burdett,
at Green Lake
Mrs. E. A. strout entertained about
twenty ladies and gentlemen at euchsr
Friday evening.
Rev. Rufus $ Chase. y. D. OF olym-
pia. has been the guest OF Mrs. H. q.
Strive during the week.
Mrs. w. Fl. whittiesev entertained a
number Of ladies at Shakespeare party
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs Fletcher. OF Port Townsend. has
been the guest OF Mrs Morgan J. Car
keek during the week.
Capt r. n. Bennett returned Thursday
from San Francisco. where he attended
the wedding OF his son.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". f. Mills on their wed
ding tour from Cincinnati, are the guests
OF Miss Youngs. at Ross.
Mr.. f. A. Strout's father, who has been
visiting him IN this city, left yesterday
for his home in Philadelphia.
Hon. T. y. Allen. Of Olympia, was in the
city during the week, accompanied oy MS
daughter. Mrs. NJ. A jeffrey.
Mir and Mrs. r. V. Ankeny entertained
the Queen Anne Cinch Club last night at
their home on Queen Anne HILL
Mr. Abe Spring entertained a party OF
friends at dinner Friday evening. and az
forwards attended Cordray's theater.
Mr.. Charles Cotton returned to Seattle
Friday after a visit OF six weeks 70 MS
father on board the flagship Philadelphia
Mr.. c. Z. Hyde and Mr.. Warren r.
Staples tr., OF the United States geologi-
cal survey. were in the city during the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome CatIin left on the
steamer Citv of ruebla Wednesday TO
spend several months in Southern Cali
fornia-
Mrs. NJ p. Benton and her sister. Mrs.
Merrich. have returned home, after two
weeks visit with friends in Portland and
Walla walla.
Mr.. w. C. Williams returned Tuesday
from Chicago and New York, where he
went after the funeral Of his late wife at
Marshall III.
CONGRESSMAN w. H. Doolittle passed
through the city Tuesday on his way from
Everett to Tacoma. whence he leaves for
Washington City.
Mr.. and Mrs. c, Louis Gutheil will leave
Tuesday for California, where they will
spend some time in visiting the principal
points of interest.
Miss Townsend. OF Champagne, Ill.
who has been spending the summer In Ia
coma. was the guest of Mrs. S. l.. Craw-
ford during the week.
Mrs. L. d. Almond. formerly a resident
OF Seattle. arrived Tuesday evening from
Oakland. Cal. and is visiting her son,
Mr.. c. II. Almond. at 23lS Fifth street
Mrs ]. B. Laughary of Fort Stella
COON. arrived in the city yesterday on
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. r.
Parkinson. in their new home at 2120 De-
pot street.
Lieut.. and Mrs. ]. n. Whoney. Gen.
John H Bryant and Miss Hanford occu-
pied box at the Seattle theater last Mon
day evening at the performance of the
widows Bewitched."
Judge Humes returned Tuesday night
from a deer hunting expedition on Wild
by island. and brought with him on the
steamer fairhavcn a splendid buck and
doe as trophies OF his Workmanship
Mrs. ]. n. Bell and her daughter. who
have been visiting relatives and friends in
this city for the last few months, left by
the Warrimoo for their home in Honolulu,
educational work.
Mr.. William d. O'Toole. who has been
I'll for several weeks, is out again. He
took a slow stroll through the sunshine
yesterday afternoon. shaking hands along
the street with many friends who congrat-
ulated him on his recovery.
Lieut.. Commander A V. Wadhams, u.
S. n. who has many friends in Seattle,
has been detached from the Boston, TO
which he was transferred from the Marion
after leaving the Mohican. and ordered to
the coast defense vessel Monterey as ex-
ecutive officer.
Chancellor James r. Hayden, Of the
University of Washington, has returned
from a months absence in the East.
Most OF the time was spent in Washington
City. where he attended the biennial ses-
sion OF the supreme council of the Ancient
and Accepted Rite of Free Masonry.
Mr.. Jesse W. Lowry. formerly with the
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company.
in this city. returned Wednesday from an
extensive trip through the Western part
Of Alaska; looking into mining matters.
He stil thinks Seattle good enough for
him. and will remain here.
Mr.. l. A. Nadeau mas gone 10 Monroe.
Mich. his old home. where he VIII at
tend the anniversary Of his parents mar
rage He viii so to ST. Paul as a dele
gate from this state TO the Northwestern
Immigration convention, which meets
there Tuesday. and later in the month TO
the trans-M Mississippi convention at
Omaha.