The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-27
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NOTES.

Miss Henrietta Wolf. of Portland, is Wis
ting her sister. Mrs. NJ. Gottstein, at sli
Columbia street
Mr. ". C. Williams left for Chicago
Friday evening. on account OF the seli0"S
illness of his wife.
Mr.. H. r. Talcott left for Washington
City Wednesday evening, ana VIII return
about November %.
Mr. Robert Coutts. who has been IN
North Yakima for three weeks, returned
TO Fremont Friday.
Mrs NJ A. Daugherty. Of Chicago. is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Is. W. Morgan
at 81 Harrison street.
Miss Bullock. daughter of Judge Bull
lock. of Portland. is visiting Mrs. Johh
Grunkranz. Of this city.
Mr.. Herman Chaplin, president OF the
Boston National bank, left Monday 1or
Milwaukee and st. Louis.
Mrs \. S Gibbs has returned from
months visit TO Portland and vicinity.
and will at home Thursdays.
Miss Blanche Stetson. who has been
spending the summer in Seattle. has re-
turned to her home in the East.
Mrs. John Mclean. of Missoula, Mont,
has been the guest of relatives In Fire.
mont and Renton during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. A J. Jenkins, Mrs Chas.
Fisher and Miss Mile Ernst, all OF Ere
mont. left for San Francisco Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs r. 6. Sandell. of Ithaca,
y. Y. were the guests or Mr. william
Martin. of Fremont, during the week.
Mrs. w. Parry Smith left Tuesday for
Sacramento. whittier she was summoned
by the serious illness of her daughter.
Or. Sullivan. of the Corwin, while in
the city visited his aunt, Mrs. Fred Brag-
don. and his cousin. Miss Mae Bragdon
Mrs. Catherine wiltshire mother of Dep
uty Prosecuting Attorney w. w VIII
shire. left Wednesday for Washington
City.
The Empire Whist Club held pleasant
meeting at the residence or MT ana mrs
Samuel Calm. S21 Yesler avenue, Friday
evening.
Mr.. Henry winslow. who has been at
Buckley for some time, arrived IN the
city Friday evening to visit his father.
who is very sick.
Miss Bonnie Gallaher. Of Tacoma, who
has been visiting Miss Mile Hansard, re-
turned home Thursday, accompanied by
Miss Hattie Bray.
Mrs Sigmond Waterman gave an after
noon tea on Friday afternoon at her home
corner OF Thirteenth and Columbia streets,
In honor Of Mrs. Thomas Burke.
Miss Alice \. Taylor, a well-known
young lady of this city, Will leave in
few DAYS for California. where she will
spend the winter visiting friends.
Among the prominent visitors who at
tended the Ferry memorial service Fri
day evening were Gov. McCraw and Chief
Justice John p. Hoyt, OF Olympia.
Last Tuesday evening, at the Seattle
theater. Mr.. and Mrs Fl. c. Henry, Mr.:
and Mrs August Magnus, of Chicago. and
Mr.. Ed Sweeney occupied box.
Mr. H. r. Talcott. vice president of the
Seattle Coal and Iron Company, left for
Washington City last night on a pleasure
trip. He viii return about November 20.
Mr. Frank W Mitchell, vice president Of
the Mitchell. Lewis & Staver Company,
has been confined at his home for ten
DAYS with severe attack OF rheumatism.
Prof Horace Davis, Of San Francisco,
ex-presdent of the University OF Caiifor-
MIA. was in the city during the week on
his way East, accompanied by Mrs. Davis.
Miss Jessie /. MeConville, OF Tacoma,
who has been visiting her uncle, Mr.. Ia
ptller corner Eighth and Pike streets. for
the past ten days. returned home yester-
day.
hook social was held at the Asburv
NJ r. church. IN Fremont. Wednesday
evening Each person attending was re
quested to bring a book. a number Of
volumes thus being added 10 the sunday
school library
Rev David Claiborne Garrett. rector ~
s.. Marks church. who has been attend
ing the general convention ~ the Pr0tes-
tart Episcopal church az Minneapolis. has
returned 20 the Citv. and VIII occupy his
pulpit a. usual TODAY.
The wife and daughter or Cant Frpd
Munger. q the Corwin. came from the
East % meet him here on hts return from
Alaska ana are now with him AZ Hcrc
Townsend. During their soj0urn in Seat