The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-24

Mrs. Howard Joslyn has returned from
her visit 10 Seattle.
Miss Jessie Seymour and Miss Thomas
spent Tuesday In Seattle.
Mrs. G. II. Marble n Miss Forsythe
spent Tuesday in Seattle.
Mrs. Lafayette Maynard and Miss May
nard spent Thursday in Seattle.
Mr.. A. Darnell. OF San Francisco. is
making a short visit in Tacoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. S. Garland. OF Bucoda,
are spending a few days in Tacoma.
Mr.. c. b. Zabrlskie returned from a
business trip to Spokane last Saturday.
Rev. Mr.. Applegate is in New York. He
is expected TO return before Christmas.
Mrs. Linus r. Post was I'm Seattle last
week. the guest of Mrs. George h. He'll
bron.
Miss Kershaw returned Wednesday from
Seattle. where she was the guest OF Mrs.
Charles Powers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett G. Griggs and
Miss Griggs rode to olympia and back
on horseback last week.
Mr.. Philip V. Caesar went to Seattle
"Wednesday to attend the meeting of the
Loy Legion in that city.
Chief Justice John Z. Hoyt, OF the
state supreme court. was in Tacoma from
Olympia. the latter part of the week.
Miss Jessie Seymour was the guest of
Mrs. w. A. Peters. of Seattle, on Friday,
and attended the ball Friday evening.
Miss Anna Griggs went up TO Seattle
10 attend the ball given in honor of the
officers of the Philadelphia Friday night.
Mrs. G. W. Prichard and Miss Town
send have returned from Seattle. where
they have been visiting Mrs. Charles
Prichard.
Mr.. Herbert w Guy came up from
Vaughn. Pierce county, on Wednesday,
10 be- one OF the ushers at the Harrington
High wedding.
The Thursday Afternoon Cinch Club met
at the residence of Mrs. Henry Hewitt last
week. and enjoyed an afternoon with their
favorite game.
Mr.. Charles f. Hale has returned from
Northern California. where he has been
spending the summer looking after his
mining interests in that region.
Large audiences greeted the production
of Du Maurier's "Triiby" at the Tacoma
theater Friday and Saturday evenings, by
a. VI. Palmer's company.
Quite a delegation OF Tacoma's football
"cranks" accompanied the I. \. G. team
to Seattle on SATURDAY.. where II played
the s. a. G. team that afternoon.
Mrs. Morgan ~Tillinghast. Miss Tfiing-
hast. Miss Waite and Mr.. d. X. stevens
were a marty OF Tacomans who attended
the bali in Seattle on Friday night.
The ladies' auxiliary of the Canadian
ciai in the club rooms on Tuesday even
ing A large number was present and en-
joyed the festivities until a late hour.
Mr.. Thomas Curl has taken Mr.. Jacob
NanGfTn1it = place III iAF CNl Luz
south q street. Mr.. Vanderbilt and his
sons are occupying the Ouimette resi-
dence at North First and Tacoma avenue
Mr.. Lemuel Bigelow left for Florida
last week. where Mrs. Bigelow viii join
him shortly. Mr.. and Mrs. Bigelow VIII
leave Tacoma permanently, ana eNpect
10 reside either IN New York or FLORIDA IN
the future. Much regret is expressed AT
their departure.
4 meeting was held Of the Mary Ball
Chapter. Daughters OF the American Rev
oiItion. on Friday afternoon at the rest
1ence of Mrs. &. W. Griggs, regent or the
chaDter. A musical programme was rem
dered Nv Mrs. +. :. Sherman and Mrs.
Frank Allyn. the latter reading also an
Interesting ape on "fatriotic Music
A, the Ninth Street theater on Tues
sav evening Mr. {. w. Seymour gave MS
third lecture I'm his course for The benent
~ me city library. A well-nlled house
c,cctad Mr.. Seymour. who held the clos
est attention Of his audience from the he,
ginning to the end OF his interesting ana
Clever lecture. His subject was "thiip
II of Spain."