The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-01

q AIRS. Provost VIII ~ AZ homo the first and
fhira THURSDAYS az cseh month, Ut trS-
vast fer many Years was a leading phSsi-
elan of san Jose.
Mrs Walter Siinman left last Monday
evening tor a years visit % relatives in
Scranton. PA. she was accompanied by
her two daughters
The ladies Of tire ASht4ry Methodist
Episcopal church gave q pleasant tee
rraaua social I'm abe parloFg OF the church
"Wednesday evening.
Mrs r. NJ smart cf Fremont, LEFT for
san Francisco Yesterday morning for q
moRth's visit With her sister. Airs. II. r.
McAVoy. of that city.
Miss Harriest Reicheneke~ and Miss 10
s. neine Roper, having spent two weeks IN
visiting friends in seattle returned "a
their hone ia Evptctt saturday.
Mrs. W = Ballard. who has been In
Nauitou Springs. col, Tor the last four
months for the henefit ~ her health, r.
turned Friday very much improved
Miss Grace Lang, who has been spenet-
ing her vacation IN seattle left Tor salt
lake city YESTERDAY. highly pleased with
Washington and Washington people.
Mrs. Byron Thorpe case viii visit her
parents, AR. and Mrs. Il. \. Buck, a. Isl
Chestnut street, this week. She win be
accompanied BY Miss Ford Of Montana,
Mrs Charles Reichenhach and her
daughter, Miss TesSfe. and Miss Rosen-
field. OF san Francisco spent a few days
OF the past week visiting friends IN Ta-
coma.
The Ala Society of the North SeattIs
Baptist church will give watermelon
social next Friday. September sth: IN the
church parlors. corner Third and Cedar
streets,
Miss Lola NJ Anhrghton left Yesterday
morning on the city Of Psiebaa for san
Francisco After visiting a few weeks In
California she viii return TO her home in
Milwaukee.
Mrs. Grant ". Cotton left on Tuesday
over the Great Northern railway on n
visit 10 friends in iowa and her home IN
Northeastern Pennsylvania She win re-
turn in November.
cant Claude Troup. who recently re-
turned from the kootenai country with
AIR Frank w. Goodhu~. went 10 Nancon-
Yer Monday To visit his grandmother. He
returns tomorrow 80 Nelson. n c.
Mr. and Mrs. q. r. Conover returned
YESTERDAY from San Francisco. where Mr..
ConoVer has been under treatment for an
affection Of he ewes. His sight has been
much improved nv a surgical operation.
Mrs. VI. a Christesen and her daughter.
Miss Ruth ChriSteseu. Of San Francisco.
arrived Yesterday on the Waila Waiis.
They viii be the guests Of Mrs, Christie
sens sisters, the Misses Johnson. for n
few weeks.
Mrs Edgar Lennon and Miss Annie
Kirkman left Wednesday for Walia Wal
la. Miss kiFkman has spent two months
visiting her sister. Mrs. Lennon. who in
return will pay visit Of several weeks to
Miss Kirkman IN Walia Nalla.
Miss Daisy Eleanor Parkhurst of King
ston. Wash. who graduated from the Sc
attic high school IN iSa4. IL in the city Wis.,
iting friends and relatives for n few DAYS
She will leave this week for fsllenShurg to
take course in tho state normal school.
4 party OF young gentlemen came over
from Tacoma Wednesday 10 attend Miss
Hanfords party I'm the evening. and con-
sisted of Mr.. Walter NJ. Harvey. Mr. Dell
bert 4. Young, Mr.. 9. Thomas Hall, Mr..
\ ~. Bridges. Mr.. W. II. Woodruff. ire
and Mr. A. V. HAYDEN.
Mr.. Ben r. SniDes, of Eilensburg. was
in the city Wednesday. and yesterday
morning. ia COMPANY with Mr.. Frank
Allyn. OF Tacoma. and MT. George Robin
son. Of san Francisco. sailed on the lima-
tila for California. where they all will
attend Stanford university.
\ very enjoyable picnic under the aus
pices OF the Fremont Baptist church took
place az Green Lake yesterday. The party
took the Green lake car from FLemont at
$50 o'clock a. m and about sixty five or
seventy-tive arrived safely at the lake.
where the day was spent i'm swinging.
hoat-riding and amusing games
\ few or the friends Of Mrs. Freeman
met al the home OF her son In Doyle's adj
dition, on Lake Union. Friday afternoon
10 celebrate her cighfy-scvenfh birthday.
An elaborate lunch was served az O'Clock
y. m. Tire afternoon was spent pleasantly
their departure. after wishing Grandma
many happy returns of the day.
Capt aud Mrs. Frank Worth. Mr.. and
Mrs Freeman. Mrs. TAYLOR. Miss Maude
Spear. Miss Lydia Thompson, Miss Eta
Ivtfle. Miss Blanche Spear. Miss Nellie
Worth. Capt. Small. Capt. Rurdmann.
capt Thompson. Master George Thomp-
son and Master Bruce Thompson were all
entertained on board ths steamer Lydia
Thompson on Wednesday evening, in
honor of Capt. Worths birthday anniver-
sary.
Mrs r. r. Alnsworth gave pleasant
heating party Friday evening. M which
about thirty guests were present The
members OF the party went ont over tha
Madison street line. and found two
launches and number Of small
boats waiting for them. They went
over TO Sand Point. and after ar
Tivsng there kiudiei two fires, one for
cooking. and the other for 4 campfire.
hour or more in telling stories and sing
ing songs. The dancing afterwards took
a wide range. including almost everything
from a waltz to Highland ding. Tho
guests fingered until 1920 o'clock. when
they reluctantly bade goodbye to pleas
ant spot and sailed homeward.
pleasant surprise party was given
Thursday afternoon at the residence Of
Nrs. q. ~, Wright ifl7 silver street. in
honor Of Mr. Francis J. Flow. the occa-
sion being the anniversary OF his birth.
After games and dancing refreshments
sEere served and a pleasant evening was
spent Those present were: Mrs Jewel
Flow. Mrs. J. r McCielien. Mrs. g. ".
Wright. Miss Frances Dlckman. Miss
Gracie Calvert. Miss Ida ". Wright, Miss
Alice Dickman. Miss lillian ~. Wright,
Miss Margie Flow Miss Gertrude NJ.
ence r. Wright Mr.. Freddie Dickman
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