The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-05
Personal AND SOCIAL NOTES.

the Veadome.
Mr.. II. A. kyer returned Thursday nighs
from : visit East.
judge L. Il HaRford returned wednes-
day from Spokane.
Afr Frank Hanfsrti is absent on a BUSH
Ness trip 10 California.
Mrs. q. W. T. Johnson. OF Juneau, Is
visiting on sixth avenue.
Master Andrew Horner went to Port
lana yesterday 10 attend school.
Mr.. J. J. Chisholm, from Juneau. Alas
ka, = in the city for the winter
Mrs. r. A. Adams Of Portland visited
friends in the Clty during the week.
The L. h o. Club VIII meet with Mrs.
piugiey, at l0l3 Marion street, today.
Mrs. NJ L. Bardwen. OF Portland. Or.
Is a guest of Airs I. Il. Herbert. at Free
mont.
Mr. Charles Baker gave a box party at
Cordrays New Years eve 10 few
friends.
Ex-senator John b. Allen and his fam
ily returned Monday from a visit 10 Wall
la Walla.
Master Tommy Hardin. who has been
seriously Ill for several weeks. ~ improv~
ing slowly.
Alr and Mrs. lee De vries have begun
housekeeping at Tenth avenue and CO.
lumbia street.
Mr., E. L. Reber. who has been sick for
several weeks. IS conYalescent, and is now
able TO sit up.
Miss Fitzgerald. OF juneau. Alaska. ar
rived on the Topeka and is visiting
friends in the city.
Miss Kitty Brooks. OF Fremont. was
given a surprise by several OF her young
friends Friday evening.
Miss Rolph, who has been visiting
friends in Seattle. leaves tomorrow for
her home in kiona, Wash
Mr.. C.. T. Ward. who spent two months
visiting al his former home in Mansfield.
Ohio, returned hast Monday.
Sheriff 4. T. Van de Fanter entertained
friends at dinner on New Years day at
his handsome home in Kent
Prof. and Airs. Mark Bailey. e.. az
Eugene, or. are visiting Prof. and Mrs
Mary Bailey. tr.. OF this city.
Mr.. Linn kelfe viii leave next Tuesday
for RosSlaml. British Columbia. where
he aas a business engagement.
DR. John Brown and his family are once
more at homo after a visit OF several
months in Eastern Washington.
Miss Lottie kehoe. of Rohnerville. Cal.
Is visiting with Mrs Joseph Forbes at the
lattcrs home. 523 Terrace street
Mr.. w Il. Smith, Mrs. George Smith
and Mrs +. Pearson came over from Vic
Iorta 10 attend tho tiremens ball.
Mrs. Edward Buckingham and Miss
Lois Steers, OF Portland, are visiting Mrs.
N. c. Pearsoll at the Rainier-Grand.
Bishop Barker, who was to have visit
Ell Seattle today. has been called TO Du-
luth by the severe illness OF his brother.
Mr.. Charles Lynch, who has been spend
ing the Christmas holidays in Olympia,
returned 10 the city the fore part of the
week.
Mr. Henry F. Mcclure left Thursday on
a busi ness trip TO Portland. expecting be-
fore his return TO visit his parents at
Eugene.
Miss Anna Furth is visiting IN Port
land the guest OF Mrs. Henry r. Jones,
the mother of Mrs. Robert Washburu. OF
this city.
Mr. H. G. Henry. his son. and his part
ner. Mr.. Belch. are in Southern California
whence they expect to return some time
this month.
The dancing club under the patronage
OF Mrs. q. ). Neon and Mrs George NJ
baseball met last night as the guests OF
Mrs Paschall
Mr. and Mrs. s. l.. Amveigh, OF Los
Angeles Cal, on their wedding tour, vis-
tied with Mrs. = Rohlfs at Fremont dur
Ing the past week.
The Wednesday Card Club met wednes-
day evening with Mrs. NJ. r. Backus At
SIS next meeting the club will be this
guest OF Mrs. -. Kellogg
Sir Joseph W. Trutch, n former su-
preme justice OF British Columbia, who
has been in the citv recently. left last
Sunday for Nelson. b. G.
Dr. and Mrs. a. Sharples. OF Eugene.
or, VINO have been visiting their son and
daughter Dr. and Mrs. Caspar w. Sharp
les. viii leave for Oregon today.
?.
Times WIS in the city Tuesday greeting
his numerous friends and former assoc
GATES IN Seattle newspaper circles.
Miss Marjorie Robbins. who has been q
guest Of her cousins. the Misses Youngs.
OF Ross. for month past, returned to
hsr home IN Cincinnati, o., Wednesday.
The Queen Anne Dancing Club was re-
organized last night at tho residence OF
and viii hold its first meeting this week.
Mrs u. u. Bokee has returned from
San Francisco and viii be- at home as
usual al her residence. No. 2I2 Tenth
avenue south, formerly South Twelfth
street
Mr.. Charles Hatfield reached Seattle
Monday on his return from an extended
European tour, during which he visited
England, France. Germany and other for
eign parts.
Nr and Mrs. T. r. Smart are back from
a visit OF several weeks TO California
They brought with them Mrs. SmaFts
sister, Mrs }. J. Elliott, who viii be their
guest at t8J Olympic avenue.
Mrs John Arthur left on Monday by thu
Northern Pacific for Philadelphia. A re-
cent accident 10 her father occasionef
anxiety for his health ana determined her
10 make the visit at this time.
Rev II. y. Brown, formerly OF Seattle,
now Of Portland, 10 ira the city, accom-
panied ~ his wife. lie viii occupy thu
pulpit al the First Methodist Episcopal
Cburch this morning ard tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Butler ami
Dir. and airs. r. II. BrOwnsll. Of Everett,
came down Monday 10 attend an enter
taiHmcnt III the city. and made their
headquarters an tho Rainier-GraTgd.
The small band OF friends who gathered
az tho home OF Miss Leland. 81 Spruce
street. on Tuesday evening TO watch tho
old year OlH and the new one In. spent
an evening Of pleasure long TO be- remem-
DeTsd.
Mr. Jacob F1lrth returned 20 the city
Wednesday after a months absence. dur
inR - h4ch he visited his brother. Nr. sim
on Furfa. in San Francisco. and his niece.
Mrs Eaginle DinkcEpiel. az Bakersfield.
ant made trip 70 Southern California.
Mr. Arthur Devefeii. OF Montreal has
come 20 Seattle TO nzake his home. hay-
INK been appointed cashier for the Seattle
GaE Company. afF. Devereli expects 70
have hes mother ard SISTER come out "a
the spring to make their homo with him.
Ma q. T.. Webb entertained yesterday
very Informally and delightfully."- ira horror
OF Mra Howard JosiYn, or Tacoma, WAO
visited the city during the week. 'btgn
five was played. MTs. Ernest ". Price
winning the first prize, and Irs. Jackson
the second.
f0r o. Calvary Presbyterian church. Of
This city, ieft for san Francisco Tues
day. accom- panied by his vie. Ills term
az pastor OF -, johns Fresoy terian
church IN that city began on New I ear .
day. There ts universal regret among hiS
Calvary practitioners az his departure.
Mr. r. r. Nishaar. who is now ia Port
land. Gently received a letter from 1ho
Prinee Of Wales, expressing ne appfe-
citation ~ the portrait OF tae ~ ice "nleh
appeared IN a recent nIfnt~F OF t1e IA
enc Mason. thanking SIR " ,AE18r Tor MS
kindr@ss in pendluS a copy. and convey
ing fraterEal gfeai&pS tFoa7 tns prince
10 ali MS brother AaE0I4 Throughout Tia