The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-08

al bis vts,, xas the ocsssion o. many
rieaSan, meetings win frseoc- anu *
low Iodgernen-
Mss Emma Ressler has returned frofa
Pichrnond, where she has c0mpisted ner
second terra as teacher OF the puoic
schools
Mgzs<gfrsve spent the week Fl Tacoma,
where she has attended the various rs -
tiviues attendant upon the Eas=hip Fl'ii-
adelphia-
Mr.. and Mrs. ". P. Boyd entertained
Mr. and Mrs william Walker and Mr.
Valentino. Of New York. at dinner Tnurs-
Gay evening
sfr. ard wrz. Frank ". Mitchell re-
tuned On wednesday from Portland.
where they have been visiting Ny. MICH
ellis parents.
Mr. g q. Dewsnap. the mining man. has
tBst returned from four months Fiat
20 the mines OF Alberni canal. on Nan-
couver island.
sfr. II. K. Benham. OF TIE Patterson.
viii leave for the Eas; about December
Is. when he VIII 1e placed on a1ty IN
Washington City.
Comptroller VIII II Parry has been sick
for several days. with a severe attack OF
tonsolitis, together with rheumatism, oSlt
f. now much better
About twenty members OF Miss Mae
Aley's dancing class enjoyed tne nos
pitalfty OF Mrs. J. G. Haines' Charming
home Friday evening.
An enjoyable children's box party was
given BY Mrs. w Z. Caftney AZ Cor1rays
10 witness the Saturday matinee perform
ance OF THE Phoenix"
SIR. James Raby, Mr.. Rnfus Johnstone,
Mr.. " r. Han AMI Mr. Harris lhntEg, all
OF the flagship Philadalpnia. visited friends
in the city during The week
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Joh1stone have
moved from i0l5 Columbia street. and
are now az Mrs. Barrett's, corner of Thir-
teenth and Columbia streets.
Mr. @. r. F1shback has purchased the
DR.. walsh residence on Queen Anne hiIl;
one OF the modern homes OF the city, ana
will take possession very soon.
Miss Norma Klelnschu1idt. OF Helena,
and Mrs. II. L. Bell. Of Leavenworth,
Wash. were guests OF Mrs. L. III. Pontlus
for several days during the week.
Rev. T, J.. Weeks. OF. Tacoma. who has
many friends. especially among the pio-
neers. IL visiting the city and is guest
at Mrs. o. A. Cars. 7i0 Euclid avenue.
Miss Norma Kleinschmidt, OF Helena,
Mont, and Mrs. II. +. Bell, OF Leaven-
worth Wash, are visiting Mrs. L. II.
Pontlus. on Depot street, near Lincoln.
Mr. G. Levy. the capitalist leaves to-
morrow for Los Angeles. where be goes
for the benefit OF mis- health. lie has been
a sufferer with rheumatism for some
time.
DR. and Mrs. ]. p. Laughary. who have
been visiting their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. r. Parkinson. at 2720 Depot street. re-
turned on Tuesday TO their home in Fort
A2ttlihtDDius
Mr. and Mrs. Lon w. Shinn left Wed
nesday on a two months trip to Calf
'ornia. They viii return in the spring.
Mr.. Shinn continuing on TO his mining
property In Alaska.
Rev. w. p Miller. pastor OF the West
minister Presbyterian church, OF Portland,
Or. Is in the city and viii preach both
morning and evening today at the First
Presbyterian church.
Mrs Frederick Bausman has returned
n rtFayn al cN4a sxn-ga
weeks with her mother. who was I'll.
When Mrs. Bausman left Oakland her
mother was convalescent.
Mrs. Mary s. Tarbell. widow of Mr..
denee Of her sister. Mrs. Jacob Kamm.
In Portland. Or. The remains will be
brought 10 Tacoma for burial.
on November &c Mise Anna selkirk.
formerly of Seattla, was married to Mr.
Il. h. Norton. a prominent young bust
hess man of San Bernardino. Cal.
Mrs L. S. j. Hunt returned home Thurs
day evening from San Francisco. where
she has been on a brief visit. Mr.. Hunt
sailed from San Francisco on the last
steamer for China, where he expected to
arrive yesterday.
3. Miss Martha Quade, who has been Wis,
fting friends in Tacoma for several
months, returned to the city last SatuT-
day afternoon. After meeting old friends
she took her departure for San Francisco
W ednesday morning.
Receiver J. H. Bryant left by the North
ern Pacific Thursday afternoon for a
months visit TO New York. His visit viii
combine business and pleasure. He will
hold conference with the owners of the
mining and railroad properties which he
represents. and spend the holidays with
relatives and friends at his home.
a delightful party was given Tuesday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs Fritz +. Digel al
their home on Kalama street, near. Madi-
son, In honor OF Mrs. Digel's 5lst birthday
and In honor OF the departure of their
nephew. Mr.. Adam Graner. who left for
MS home in the East by the train on
Thursday afternoon. after a residence of
three years in this city