The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-19
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NOTES.

Er1tFt4AN. Al
So Roylston street
Mr.. w. r. Roberts United States consul
al Nicforia. IS in the city
Cen II A. Rigeiow returned from In
dianap0iis. Ind, last week
Mr.. and Mrs James A. Catq,cart hava
returned from their wedding tour.
Mr.. William Quasi ami family have
moved from aio Fourteenth street 10 I'D
Poplar
Gen. William McMIciSen. OF olvrnrta-
was IN the city Monday and Tuesday Of
last week.
The Misses Smith. Of san rrancisca-
are ~ the city. the guests OF their uncle.
AIR Bates.
The residents of Green Lake held their
second annual basket picnic at Denny'a
beach Saturday. May IL.
Miss Helen Ketner, who was visiting
with Mrs II. L. Ferry. returned 10 her
home at Tacoma Wednesday.
Mrs. u. II. Gaze VIII leave IN a few
days for AN extended visit TO New York;
city and other Eastern points.
The girls auxiliary 10 the choir of Ss.
Marks ohursah were given a picnic TO
-Alki point yesterday afternoon.
The p. e. o. Club will meet tomorrow
at Mrs. g. A. smiths MI. 2l2 South Tweifth
Mr. and Mrs Allen n. Reynolds. vt
Walla Walla. are the guests OF Or. and
Mrs. Park Weed Willis. ST. Chestnut
street
Francisco. were entertained at dinner by
MIR. and airs. IL. A. Strcut last Thursday
evening.
Puget Sound Lodge. No. n. knights OF
Pytli!as. entertained their gentlemen
friends last Friday evening at an open
meeting
Miss Pollock of Washington City. 10
visiting her sister, Mrs. George Bush.
on Rainier Heights. She viii remain
all summer.
Mrs. Cecil Evers and children left for
Paris. France. YESTERDAY for lengthy
visit TO her mother. who resides In tho
French capital.
Mrs. John w. Hanna entertained at
dinner last Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. Lieut..
Edward Moale and Mr.. and Mrs. G. >.
Bridges. OF Tacoma
Mr. Douglas Young. left for Port An
geles last Tuesday, Where he VIII expert
interest OF the school board
Mr.. ]. Greenwaid and Mrs. e. Ep-
stein. from san Francisco, the father
and sister OF Mrs. =. Lobe have come 20
spend the summer IN Seattle.
Mr.. Alexander Thompson. the Scat
tie representative OF BalfSur. Guthrie &
Co. VINO has been III FOR a month with
typhoid fever. Is convalescent.
The Brooklyn Mutual Culture Club met
last week at; Mrs. w l.. L.ynn's. The
Rev. Doyle gave an interesting address
ON his impressions or Napoleon.
The Misses johnson Will leave for Vfc-
toria tomorrow Mondayl evening. where
johnson. of the Seattle Yacht Club
Mrs. James Simmons and family. sis
ter OF !. Korn, arrived Thursday from
South America where she has been the
past two years. She Is at 1918 Main
street
Mrs. Benton and her daughter Miss
Benton. from Fond hu Lac. Wis. arc In
The cAty and will he the guests for tho
summer OF Mr.. s. A. Benton. The son OF
Mrs. Benton.
Mrs. Hattie vaneray and her two chill
drs-n. Of Nebra ska city Neh., arrived in
this city hast Friday evening and are
faae guests Of her mother. Mrs. j. NJ.
M Edward Moale. r.. ". 8. NJ, ar
arrived from San F'rauolSco 10 toan Mrs.
Moale and their child on a visit TO Mrs.
afoais's father. Hon. Eugene SeEnple, ar
the Griffith house
\ h4cycle party 81 nane ladies'. teach-
ers Of the public schools. wen, dowi 20
vidsd with cameras and lunch, ana had
the joflisst kind OF time.
Rev w II. o. Temple, pastor elect of
Plymouth Congregational church win re-
be Tack early 10 July TO assume hts duties
"a pastor Of Plymouth ohurcn.
Mr. +. j. Parkinson, late Of CARSON.
New. has given out a contract Tor q
handsome new home on the corner of
Depot and Vtlard streets. which ne ex-
poets to occupy IN about six weeks
Mrs J. H. Jaughary. OF Fort Stella
soon was IN tiIe CITY last wesa Tor sew
eral DAYS visiting relatives. sne re-
ffirnAd horne on Wednesday. Accompanied
~ ner father. Mr.. r. X. Parkinson
DIR. F.. Weldon Young. who e brigade
surgeon OF me Uniform Rank. Knights Of
'tovfhsass go~x 70 Walia Waila tomorrow
10 attend The annual brigade meeting ana
The f,rand Iostge. knights ~ T'ythias
Mr. and Mrs SHERWOOD BOuuey. OF
Like View. arrived during the week,
ard are <fle guests or tnetr son AMI
daflC1lter-in-law Nr. and Nrs, IL w.
f2onnsy. corner Thirteenth and University
streets.
wr AMI Mrs IT. 3. Kue~fier. OF New
Orfetrs are IN rhe city. the guests 81 Mr..
srhorflass a. Graham. SIR. kneeiier II con
ner.sd vtth the Sopfhsrm Fe.l1e tO,n-
par 6z4leut a. New Orleans.
The first az the seasons series % l7dic%
Wednesday afternoon tennis teas was
given AZ the Madison street grounds ulis
f,4f pessk ard proved n pronounced sue
roaq TEE dav was pleasant and me a.
tendance was ggf'ciena 70 keep Ms. t0n-
over and her assistants busy serving Tea.
Nfrw II o. Bond accom- panied by her
an ar Narphau Bond. returned horns
las wednesday from q hFe-f1C nlns
visft In san jose. Cal. hts. Bono VIII
20 Calffornsa ard 20 East 10 remain all
eufmrrer Judge Bond VIII arrive here n
ssrnc % company nfS VIE SUN aaAf
East T1s Bonds have 10 Aca or Rly-
bend - auXfOtss 10 coI1zfddscL a. fePSTTs
"a nat effect. Naen aee1t on tne Eab-
ssr.s s-ssssferdsy Mrs Pond said We ars
~, -rr.l-sl pezisied 20 SEATTLE ever 10 thfFk
- ss@ssrttfls. 81 aside from the fact Cla-
NE nave too He8uy 4Sgterfssss ceftterInS trs
ms mace We have bought place IN
~sssas9y fae summers n Seattle. THIS
44susrrer however. shall ssScs1f East
Next winter ~e Wlt ieess ~ s,s -. 49, -,
srzf the following SIMMER Rth ifEt -
ss4rk IN Seattle Mrs Epflft - aFrstfS-
fr-sg 10 esve 10 Sae~ present resadenee AZ
sselssry.s.ss arsS Thirteenth STREETS and pTo-
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