The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-20
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NOTES.

PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NOTES.
The Too Whit Club gave a pleasant
dance Friday evening IN the hall on the
second floor OF the Collins building.
Mrs. Robert Hawley. who has been VS.
itiug friends in the city for several weeks,
left Monday for her home In st. Paul.
Mr. and Mrs. A. n Tucker. OF Port
Townsend. accompanied by Miss Tucker,
have returned from a visit to Portland.
Mr.. william Woods. who has been
spending several months in California
and Oregon. Is in the city visiting friends.
Ms. and Mrs H. C. Henry and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Magnus, Of Chicago, occupied a
box ar the Seattle theater Friday evening.
Ex-Fire Commissioner George T. Masel
left Wednesday for Butte, Mont, TO &C
cept position with a railroad company
there.
Mr.. d. Fl. AJnsworth. OF Newton, Ia.
accompanied by his daughter, is visiting
his sister. Mrs. "A. NJ. Lewis, at 1900 Fifth
street.
Rev. william Stevenson. OF Portland.
who has been the guest OF Mrs. a. Johns
ton during the week, returned home yes
terday.
Mr.. James crawfod United States fish
commissioner, came down from Vancou-
yer Monday. and has spent the week In
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs ". p. Armstrong are oc-
cupying the Brsinerd house at 1il6 Fifth
street, and viii remain there during the
winter
Mr.. Norman Pierce after visit of
several weeks in the city, left Friday for
a two months trip through Oregon and
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Waterman. OF
Pomona. Cal, arrived in the city last
Sunday to attend the funeral of Mr.. Wa
terman's brother.
Mrs Joseph Bendie and her son left
last Saturday for trip TO Europe. where
they expect 10 spend a year visiting Mr..
Bendle's relatives.
Mrs g. II. Piles. accompanied by her
children. left Thursday afternoon for
visit OF several months to her old home
in Henderson. Ky.
During the week Mrs. F. ID. Seymour
has been entertaining Mrs. r. NJ Bowel.
daughter-in-law OF the premier or Canada,
Sir Mackenzie Bowel.
Mr.. Norman Pierce delightfully."- enter
tained about twenty-five OF his gentlemen
friends at his rooms. No. go Washington
street. Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred f. HALTER left
Thursday evening for Indianapolis TO re-
side there permanently, taking with them
the kind wishes OF many friends.
Mr. r. III. Hallmer. of Milwaukee. was
in the citv Tuesday afternoon, on his way
home. having Just returned from Califor-
MIA, where he has been visiting relatives.
Mr. Simon Degginger. who is conduct
Ing an extensive farm in Sanborn county,
S; D.. Is here on a visit. He is the guest
Mrs. T.. p. Friend. No. S002 Yesler avenue
Mrs Howard Joslyn. OF Tacoma, came
over TO attend the Wilson-Fiikins we'd
ding. and has been spending the week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ.
Sheafe.
Mrs. George c. spaulding. formerly Miss
Dora Adair. after a visit TO her parents
ar Novelty, will leave on the Walla Walia
November 4 10 Join her husband IN San
Francisco.
Mr.. William Woods gave box party at
the Seattle theater Friday night. Those
oocupving the box were Mr.. woods. Mr.;
William Beatty. Mr.. Howard Ames and
Mir. Harry MCGOWAN.
Miss Carrie Miller. who Ia well and IA
vorablv known here, Is slowly recovering
from an injury Of the knee at Providence
hospital. and expects 10 return 10 Cali
fornia in few weeks.
The yacht American left Friday for a
months hunting cruise 70 La Conner
fats and around the islands having on
board Capt Alex Burns Mr. Arnold Burn
and Mr.. Charles Gunternan.
Rev. r. V Claypool. Ph. d. Of Puyal-
lup. who breaches al the First Methodist
Episcopal church today in the absence
Mrs s. L. Crawford, on Marion street.
Rev. c. T. Smith. who recently closed 4
successful two years pastorate at Walla
Walla, was in the city visiting his par
ents He will occupy his fathers pulpit
~ tho First Unitarian church this morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs BENJAMIN F. Stevens are
visiting Mrs. stevens parents. Mr.. and
Fourth and Srring streets Mr.. Stevens
Is cashier Of the First National bank. Of
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Ritchev NJ Kirnear have
returned from their summer home across
Lake Washington and have taken up
their residence for che winter at the cor
ner 81 Fourth and pen streets. where
they are az horne Wednesdays
~ n :.
Mrs. Flora Smart. arrived in the city
TUESDAY from san Francisco. Mrs. Park
inson viii move this week into the new
Parkinson house. inst completed. at the
/ corner OF Depot and Willard streets.
pr Hamilton SHilson returned 20 the
city Wednesday after n months vacation
| in California during which he enjoyed
/ ing. ne spent week visiting the hospi-
/ tails ana medical colleges OF san Fran
! cisco.
Mr. and Mrs. A. 7. Telsau Master Ray
Helsall and BABY Lillian left Thursday
/ for the East Tney VIII visit in Des Moines.
I Knoxville, Mount Pleasant. Oskaloosa
snd Muscqtine la and IN Ghi9oso and
/ New York on business before returning
Circle No q cf ST Marks church, gave
a pleasant dance ~ Ranke-s hall Friday
/ evening. The ladies specially IN charge
We're Mrs Charles ChiDi1uy, Mrs W Y
/ Rinehsrt. i-.. Mrs. T. }. Thorsen ard Miss
Wilson. About lHN guests were present.
! ana thH EANNiNE f-fTttAl'trf 20 a iAte nNAf.
NJ Henry Roeder. ot Whatcou: Mt =
Y. shaw. ~ Vancouver. Wash: Mr. j. n
w t-fflFss % Frt1av Harhcr. Nr william
{ Monks. Mr. Charles Reals and Mr. II. \.
/ March. ~ Anarortes: Mr.. John Fravel
/ Mr.. Watson and Mr. William Woods. %
/ Sawish compose a group % washington
/ pioneers who have been enjoying a re-
! union during the week while attending
/ court IN this city.
NJ r. G. Hughes - tho frTn % strive
! Alian. Hughes & NrNicken. who went 70
/ Portland snd Sar Francisco TO secure the
/ appointment q T.. =. Smith as receiver -
/ the oregon Improvement Company 81 the
/ districts ~ oregon and Northern and
/ Southern California. WAS DELAYED in san
/ Francisco ~ a motion 20 vacate the az
] rotutraenf jnfEe Gilbert denied the mo-
/ tior. and Nr. Hughes reached home Mon
! dav
/ Mrs Thoras Tu~kN VIII leave for Ner
I trsn abroad nhcut TIRE frs ~ next month.
+ IssViux New York probably November g.
+ she VIII - acervlNa ief by her mother.
1 Mrs. J. : Afctsfivra- IRE length o. their
| seYrurn IN Fu~0nA VIII be governed
/ wholly ~ Circuu7stz nces- Il IS possible
/ that her husband Viii toin her during the
| summer months - next year. IN which
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