The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-17

{ SOCIETY IN TOWNS near By. 5


viii remain in the East for several weeks
longer
Mr. Stacy ". Gibbs was in Seattle On
Tuesday.
afr. william B. Goodwin spent Sunday
IN Tacoma
Col George II. EIlsbury Is IN ths city
from Cenrralla.
r. J. la Fargo spent tho early part OF
the week n Seattle.
Nr. Edward Simpson was IN the city
from Wllkes0n last week.
Mr.. Z I. shafner left on Monday for o
ak weeks business trip 10 New York.
Mr.. g. ". Richie returned Thursday
from business trip east OF the mountains.
afr. Charles <. Warner has returned
from the East. He was absent about
month.
Col. Albert whyte VIII leav. shortly on
a. extended lecturing tour through the
Eastern states.
Miss Alice Donovan. who has been ssri-
ously 81 al St. J0seph's hospital for two
months past. IS slowly recovering.
Mr. r :. Alexander has returned from
trip around the Sound on business con-
nectea with one OF the local banks.
Mrs. " ID. Tyler and daughter Miss
Jeanie Tyler. left on Saturday for Walla
Walla. where they VIII spend the winter.
MISS Maynard has returned from her
visit 20 81. Paul where she attended the
Episcopal convention. She was absent
about SIX weeks.
Mr. Morton Ramsdeu Is with Mr.. Enos.
Mr. Mum and Mr. Masterson at the Tyler
Residence. SIS G street, which they VIII
occupy tais winter.
Miss Jesse Kershaw VIII 20 over TO Sc
attic q attend the ball TO be given for the
officers Of the Philadelphia Monday night.
She VII be the guest OF Ars. Charles
Powers.
Miss Anderson spent several DAYS in Sc
attic last week. the guest Of Mrs. A. T..
McCulslEy. She went over TO take part in
the carnival given for the benefit OF st.
Marks church.
Mrs. Weston Bridges and daughter. Miss
Maude Bridges. viii leave shortly for New
York Later in the winter they win 20 TO
Lausanne Switzerland. where Mrs. Bridges
will have her daughter educated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude NJ. seeley win oc-
cunv the residence recently vacated by Mr.
Franklin ". Cornwall. No. rs North J
street. Mrs Seeley f. at present visiting
IN Chicago, but is expected TO return
shortly.
Mss Beatrice Lleb and Carl Smith
played a two nights engagement 10 appre-
ciatiVs audiences at the Tacoma theater
last week. They are we'll supported. and
their performances we're much above the
ordinary.
Dir. Charles Foster Is seriously fll with
scarlet fever at college. HIS mother. Mrs.
A. c. Foster. who has been spending the
past few months IN St Paul, has gone
East 20 nurse him, taking trained nurse
Mr Franklin W. Cornwall left for Chi
cagO Saturday where he has accepted
position on the Chicago Tribune Mrs.
Cornwall il still IN the East. and VIII join
her husband in Chicago, where they VIII
reside permanently.
Mrs J. T. Durhin, who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. =. NJ Hunt. for the past
two months. returned to her home in
Whatcom last week Mrs Durbln IS very
well known IN Tacoma. where she has
large circle Of friends who greatly regret
her departure.
Cant. Frank A. Edward First Il. &
cavalry arrived I'm Tacoma on Wednes-
day from Washington City. He has come
70 refo,n his wife and daughter. who have
been spending several months here. the
guests % Mrs. Edwards parents. Nlr. and
Mrs. Alexander Reed.
Mr. Charles W. Seymour delivered the
second lecture IN his course for the benefit
OF the city library on Tuesday evening at
the Ninth Street theater His subject WAS
Charles the Bold" and was presented In
the graphic and picturesque manner for
which Mr.. Seymour Is noted. A large au-
dieuce filled the theater. and proved most
enthusiastic.
The grand stand at the Eleventh street
grounds contained number Of prominent
society people who witnessed the football
game b..ween the r A. c. team and the
Nultnomah team on Saturday afternoon.
These games are nearly as popular with
Tire feminine portion ~ the football enthu-
siasts as they arc with those Of the sterner
sex.