The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-05

Whsecon. jay 4-Spec4a1-dr and
Ma George E Gage gave . delightful
rose party ~ their home on Garden street
Tuesday afternoon In honor Of Mr.. Cages
sister. Miss Anna Cage Of Ksokuk. la
The presentzrfon Of Among the
Breaksrss By the Thespfan Club. . Local
dramatic association. drew q large audi
sscs to Lighthouse theafsr Thursday
evening The east Of characters was -
follows. Mr. NedAl Conneii. David Mur-
ray: Mr.. II. q. Bar<fey. Bruce Hunter:
Mr. d E. Mullin, Larry Devfne: Mr.. c.
Bernstein. Scud: Miss Stacey. Mother
Carey. Miss Marian Moore. Bsss Star
bright: Miss Jennie swadisy. Miss Dzss;
Miss Zulu Jenkins. Eddy Bean Mra
Do5bs. musical director.
lively party Of young people charter
"a the steam launch Columbia and went
20 East Sound last evening to attend
BAH given by the young people there
The public library reaped . substantial
benefit from the Ladies' day sales 1T Hig-
gfnson's store Wednesday.
The Ladder Cooperative Association
had . booth on the street yesterday for
the sale OF refreshments and fancy articles
to raise funds for the purchase Of ave
shares Of stock In the creamery about 70
be established. for which they authorized
their president to subecr1be - trustee
Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Brown gave pisas-
ant party Monday evening In honor OF
Mr.. Browns law partner. Mr.. +. 4.
Cleveland.
Miss Frances Caraw, VINO has been enc
Of the most popular ana sSlcent teachers
IN tho public schools here for . number
Of years. was married Monday noon 70
Mr.. p. shandley. one Of the best-knovn
and most highly respected employs OF
the Be1iinsham Bay Improvement Gem
pany.
Ms. Percy r. Smith, Of Seattle. II
visiting her sister, Mra L. ?. Byrns. in
vhirhaven.
Mrs. Annie n. Scott and daughtsr. Of
West Superior. via. are visiting Mr. J.
c. and Mr.. r.. A. Evans. Of the Rsveale.
who are brothers Of Mrs Scott
Mr.. +. A. Cleveland. vice president Of
the board OF trade and president Of the
Ancoln Republican Club. left Thursday
for Chicago. where he viii take . special
course In the Chicago university.
Arthur woodcock. general counsel Of
the American Trust and Savings bank. Of
Chicago. II paying . brief visit to his
cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Hurlbut.
The military club Of Company y gave
delightful ball 1T X. of p. hall last even
Ing. concluding with some novel and in
terssting military features.
Miss Gertrude Hull. . prominent sduca-
tor OF Decatur, III. daughter OF Prof.
John Huh. OF Sinclair island. arrived
Wednesday on . visit to her father.
Miss Bass OF Seattle who has been visit
ing her father Capt. Bass. Of this city.
for several weeks. returned home Wsdnes-
day.
Architect W. p. skuIinss and family, OF
Seattle. are spending . few days on the
bay.
Two opsn-asr concerts BY the Adams
cornst band this week were enjoyed By
many ceoplA
Judge Scott. Of the supreme covrt. epent
several days In the city this week.
Mrs. III. b. Bateman and daughter, Of
Fairhaven. have returned from . lengthy
visit TO Berkeley. Cal.
Mrs. 8. K. David and Miss ely David, Of
Chicago. mother and sister Of Postmaster
David. OF Blaine. arrived this week TO
spend the summer visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. David. They spent the past two
months visiting at Washington City and
at Minneapo1is. Mimi
Mrs. Isaac Jordan. Of CinainnAti. has
arrived on . Wait TO her dAughker. Mr..
Kinney. Of Fairhavsn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George e. Brand. Mr.. ana
Mrs c. c. Cook. Mr.. and MrA W. r.
DiNon and Rev. r. Chamberlain attended
the Epworth League convention ct Seat
tia