The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-23

occupy the pulpit OF the FIRST FfesoS
terrain church today.
Mrs. =. r. Biles, Of Olympia IL spend
ing q month in the city, the guest OF MITE
r. n Crawfor1-
DIR. and Mrs. NJ. y. Niles entert .a.as.s
q boatisg party on board their yaGo~
Examiner last Thursday
Mrs. Tnoodore Bacon has returned 70
her home In this city after Visit 10
friends IN Mount Vernon
Mr. n. J. Mclean left for British Co
ftsrnffss this morning 10 accept q Vostt4oia
in the interior OF the province.
Mr. Asa Lee Willard. OF 81 Lcnora
strqnt WHO has been East for tne ASK
three rnonths. returned home last week
q-he engagement has been announced OF
Nflss Josephine e. Neserve- OF l<e1lHS uo'l'
Mas. TO Mr.. George r. Fay. OF this city.
Mr. JOSIAH Kohier. Of Nap POI on.o'
r. r. Siegley and the family OF n =
Fry.
Mrs. Emory Hni and Miss Alice Gage.
OF Bozeman. Mon. are v1siting =, ths
home Of Mrs. r. s. Gardner A@i' S''o"i''A
street.
Mr.. Ross Eckar5t. formerly % Seattle.
ard noar representing the HUDSON l}ay
Company. Of Victoria, is spending Bun
day IN this city.
II. Nj. Young ana MI. .
vert returned Friday from a seSeral uass
fishing trip in the Cascades, near ii'"@1-
They report q good ca6cn.
gev. ID. g. Garrett and family have
taken a cottage on the shores OF leass
Washington, near Ghurch'S whdFis vince
they VIII spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. s. Wolfe, OF Champaign,
H.. arrived Monday To spend the sum.
rner with Judge and Mrs Langley and
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard SlaDson-
Mr. J. y. Copeland viii, his family has has
moved To Astoria His daughters: MISS
Copeland and Miss Eunice copelan1' ooth
remain IN this city visiting friends.
srrE Mics Price Benton leaves today
20 whit relatives in Helena Mr.. Benson
viii foin her there a week hence. ana to-
gether they win make an Eastern trip.
Nrx. Maria Gafney and her daughter.
Miss Wiiletfa Robinson. are expesfed on
the next steamer from San Francisco.
They Es1lI spend the summer in Seattle.
Mr.. George b. Littlefleld. an attorney
OF San Francisco. spent the past week IN
the city visiting friends, and left for
bcfne yestesday on the steamer Nall2
WaIIa-
Rev. and Mrs. J. f. Brant. Of Fort
Scott, Kansas. arrived In the city lat
night They will spend several weeks
visiting their daughter. Mrs W. a.
Shankiin-
DR.. II. w. Schoenle, who has been dan
gerously I'll with typhoid fever at his
and expects TO be among dis friends In
tho near future.
Miss Carrie Crawford. OF Newcastle.
Pa, was the guest or her cousins. DIR. T.
NJ Young and Mr.. VI. ~. Miles. last week.
leaving for the East and trip through
the Yellowstone park.
Mrs. Robert Cotton OF Pellefonte o.
and her sister, Miss Orrie Jackson, OF Oak
land. Cal, are Visiting Mrs. Frances .,
Baker. Mrs. Cotton. formerly Miss Gail
jackson. has many friends In Seattle.
Capt. J.. II. Thompson, OF the steamer
Lydia Thompson. and Mrs Thompson
and younger son left last night for Eng
land for visit 70 Mrs. Thompson's pa
rents They expect 10 be back about the
middle OF September.
Mrs Capt +. J. Burns and family
have removed from f22 Pike street TO I'LL
Spring street. Mrs. Burns sister. widow
OF the late DIR. III. G. Baker. of Kansas
City. and her nurse have come to spend
the summer IN Seattle with them.
Rev. Bishop Daniel a. Coodsell, D. D..
LII. D.. having been called East by. tele-
gram on important Episcopal business,
has been compelled to cancel his engage
ment with the Rev. w. A. Shanklin and
the First Methodist Episcopal church to-
day.
Miss Grace Lung. teacher In fhe
schools OF Salt Lake city, is visiting her
brother, Mr.. Henry W Lung. at his
home at DIR. D a. Mitchelrs on Pike
street. She will remain during vacation
NtsltitiE lIieiiGS NJ u4ittlthi points on the
Sound
Col. Reichenbach and Mrs. Reichen-
bach and Miss Resented, OF San Fran
cisco. Miss Einstlne. OF Philadelphia.
and Miss Alice Donau. OF Tacoma, occu-
pied a box at the Seattle theater last
Monday evening during the lecture OF Or.
krauskopf.
Miss Nellie Stephens. OF the Queen
Anne school. left on Monday for her old
home In Newton. Ia. where the greater
portion OF her vacation will be spent.
Miss Jessie Hughes, daughter OF Mr.. w.
II. Hughes. accompanied her. and will re-
main there until September.
DR.. Jordan. Of stanford university, and
his wife were entertained at luncheon on
Thursday by Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Reeves.
ing the past year AZ the university. two
of them having completed the course of
study and taken their degrees
on Tuesday evening, June Is. the ladies
of the First Spiritual Society of Seattle
gave a dime social at Pettis' hall for tho
purpose OF raising funds 20 buy hymn
books for the society. After n short lit
erary programme the ladies served Zee
cream and cake: then all Joined I'm dane
Ing till midnight. Socially and financially
II was n success.
Miss Zoe and Miss Ethel Semple' Miss
Helen Mcknight Miss Ada Hanfer,i
renee all went 10 Tacoma the first of the
week 20 attend party given by Mrs.
George F.. Ycrger. Miss Laurence has
bean the guest OF Miss Sefnpie for a week
and returned 10 her home in Whatcom
Saturday morning.
SIR MORNTS,S HINT