The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-23

Mountain. Carrtck's Ford. Cheat River. Car
nfax Ferry and others Col Rutton asked
Capt Call II he was an officer then
No. sad the captain. II was private,
but afterwards vert before Casey's board
and was commissioned soon afterwsrd-
Then Col Heezea sooke NJ. why, 1 was
judge advocate OF the board at that time"
II may be imagined that from that time
on the three old soldiers filed every inter
val OF the game with army "reminiscences.
while the traveller who had made up the
party and fnnocently brought the old COM
rades together patiently sat by an inter-
esSed listener q the reunion.
More than a passing notice must be CIV
en- 70 the Valentine social held in the Pres
byter1an church last week under the aus
ptces or the young people OF Mrs. Bar
hrtss class and Mrs Powers class. Upon
entering tie room each guest was given a
section OF a comic valentine cut into six
parts. which completed formed partners
at the refreshment tables The matching
of these pieces involved much amusement
About the walls. on the window castings
and IN every conceivable place were paper
hearts OF various coiors. containing frag-
ments OF familiar quotations which Ii was
part OF the entertainment 10 search about
the room and complete. -Four hearts in all
cases completed the quotation Cake was
served In pretty packages Of paper boxes
cut EE18L sG3ps ana Se@rI anu lieu Win
red wcrsted. Hearts, little and big, OF bright
colors. dotted the table spreads. and were
all inscribed with poetic sentiments The
admission tickets were hearts. and in fact
IL was heartfelt occasion generally and
ell hearts beat in sympathy The young
ladies and gentlemen who gave the enter
taSnment were: Miss Ethel Nichols. Miss
Alice Nichols. Miss Ethel Payne. Miss
Aura Drake, Mss Grace Powers. Miss
tia Ross. Mr.. Louis Barhyte, Mr.. Jay Nc
Crossen. Mr.. LAnse Thayer. Mr. Herbert
Mckee. Mr. Eugene Stewart. Mr.. Morris
Bell, Mr.. Dan Duryee.
Mr. A W. Thomson is IN San Francisco.
Mr.. Samuel II. Nichols went TO Seattle
on Saturday TO attend the meeting OF the
Sons Of the American Revolution His
great grandfather was one Of the famous
minute men.
Mr. Alex Keay went to Vancouver, b. c..
this week on a short trip OF business and
pleasure.
Among the prominent social events In
prospect will be the annual Easter Monday
bali to be given on the 9Th OF April by the
Knights of Pythias. Their parties are
acter.
DR.. Waller. Of Towanda. Pa. was IN the
city on Thursday. the guest OF his old
friend, DR.. o. v. Harris. They pracuced
medicine together in Nebraska
Mr.. Ralph III. Ganlt, OF Washington City.
and Mr.. William s. Turner. OF Oswego. N
Y, were in the city last week, the guests
OF Mr.. w. w. Mlsh, with whom they are
interested in business enterprises here.
Mrs. Francis X. Sears. of Everett, and
Prof Mahaffy, OF Marysville, have been
appointed associate examiners for this
year.
Master Garrett Cleary entertained
number of his young friends very pleasant
ly on Friday.
An informal hop. the last before Lent.
was given at Y. II. /. hall on Tuesday even
ing.
Mr.. A. NJ. Leighton arrived home from
ST. Paul on Saturday, after an absence or
several weeks. Mrs. leighton has also re-
turned from Tacoma.
Mr.. Charles Morath is back from two
months stay in San Francisco.
Mr.. W. DEF. Edwards is recovering from
an attack of typhoid and is able to be out
Mr.. Heffron has recently removed TO
Everett from Westminster. b. c.
Mr. w. C. Brokaw. of Red Bluff, Cal,
was the guest of Mr.. w. C.. Stockbridge
last week.