The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-12

YORK.. no that he was unable 20 bring HE
family back. with him, Trey wiz be de-
taired several weeks lonEes
Lieut.. and Mrs. W. O. Ross ant two
sons are stifi az The Rainier si-Er1d, and
vii remain sevsrai weeks longer
Mr.. and Mrs.. J. c. Gyssver are spending
fha. prfrter vtth Mrs George II. Hslaoron,
Elsvtnth avenue sFsa Cherry street.
4 Mr.. and Mrs F. @. 3No-y-ll. OF 81. Louis:
Mo-. are new arrivals In IRE cry 1aSJ
are at presen, at the Eainier-5Tand-
Mrs. Lon ". shinn. Of this citg. 4 visit
Ing Mrs. Alvinza HayTafg az Der = ~u'i-
fug country hume Al San Rafass. Ca
Mr.. and Mrs. John. Gihban hsve taken
UP their residence al Mrs. BroEh !. 20
ner Of Terry avenue and Terrace SIRE
The many friends OF Mrs. Henry funr-
man Will 10 pleased 20 iearD that are -
recovering from her recent serious illness
Mr.. ]. +. Doheny OF this city. left dur
ing the week for visit 20 nis family ~
waila walIa. and viii DC absent several
days.
Mrs. L. Lawrence Moore and son Ben
reff yesrlrred nn Wednesday from a elk
months visit 20 her relatives az Coinin-
bus. o.
The xtudents % tie hlsh school are pre-
pairing for q musical asa Aterars 49,
ofatrruerst TO be given during the coming
week
Mr. r. L. Rsaer. who has been seriously
nj wtsh typhoid fever for several weeks. Is
conyalescing rapidly and viii soon De abe
70 be out
Mrs Bailey Gatzert spent several Gays
at her home across Lake Washington lsst
week She was accompanied BY MIS- ia
cob Turth.
Mr. and Mrs willard w. Clark returned
on Wednesday from their wedding tr1p 20
British Columbia and are al hoine al sAo
Columbia street
Mr. Lawrence speer and Mr.. W. w.
Bush have taken apartments az BITS;
Esu4z' residence. at Tenth avenue ana
University street.
Little Ethel stearns. who was injured
while coasang, II c0nyaleScent al the
home OF MY and Mrs. W. a Harrington
on Ninth avenue.
':,Mlss Blanche Prewftt entertained the
members or the Eeinecke Ladies Auslcai
Club at her home. t9S Fourth avenue tase
Tuesday afternoon.
.. :g-ha "Wednesday Card Club met Wednes-
day evening with Mrs. David kehoss. a.
SIS next meeting the club VIII be the guest
OF MfE. J.. u. Lowrnan.
. MFR. George r. Folsom Is expected back
from. Bosf0n in a few days where ne mas
been: on a visit 10 his parents ana sisters
for the past two months
Engineer ane Mes n @. s.ayton. Of the
Teyengs cutter corwin. ana Lieut. en, a ara
stopping al Nrs. Bakers
Mr.. r. Bertram Graves has accepted
position Fl the .unitsd States surveyor
generals Office at Olympia, and VIII make
The capital his future home.
Col. Joseph r.. Smith. retired surgeon In
The regular army, and Mrs. Smith are in
the city visiting their niece, Mrs. Lena II.
Sullivan, ~ Olympic Place.
Mrs Thomas VI, Green returned last
Tuesday fren a three tneqths' visit TO her
old home IN Mississippi She IS the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. II. Green.
Mrs. A. D. Warner. Mira. Gulltxson and
Miss GuliixSon departed yesterday FOR
Portland, Mrs GuslixsoBss homo. Mrs:
Warner will visit In Portland FOR several
weeks
The Bon Ton Literary Society met at
the heuoe OF Miss May Knntz last week.
a pleasant t4fie was had, and at late
hour the guests reluctantly departed for
their homes,
1876 Eighteenth avenue, after an extended
tour through the Eastern states during
which time she has visited number OF
relatives and fsaends.
Mr.. Linn Relfe has resigned his position
ss assistant secretary OF the Chamber of
Commerce and left for Roalyn. where be
has accepted position with mining
company at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. S. stimson and Miss
waidron have moved back TO the Stimsdn
home, on Kentucky and Prospect streets.
from the Ralnier-Cirand hotel. where they
have been stopping for several weeks.
Mr. S. ]. Chadwick and family have en-
gagged apartments at Mrs. Snyders.
Fourth avenue and Spring street, Mr..
Chadwick Is a member OF the state land
commission. at present In session In this
city,
Mrs w b. Gaffney, who has been visit
ing friends ,n this city for several weeks,
has gone TO California, where she viii
visit relatives In San Francisco and Peta-
lumst before returning 10 her home at
Roukier. Mont.
Mr. and Mrs. A. McRae, OF Spokane.
were In the city visiting Mrs. McRae's
mother, Mrs. q. l.. Manning. or la1 Fifth
avewue. last week They returned on FRI
day. accompanied by Mrs. Manning, who
viii spend a month with them
Mr.. Sherwood Clllespy. the new general
agent OF the Mutual Life Insurance Com
panv OF New York has taken apartments
at the Rainier-Grand for the winter. He
will move his family out I'm tho spring. and
probably remain for couple of years.
Mrs. Warren. the first white child born
IN oregon, and ore OF the survivors OF the
Whitman massacre, was recently married
10 William Cochran. The couple has
moved from Brownville, Or. 20 San Jose.
Cal Mrs. Warren was 60 years Old al the
tiFne or her marriage.
Mr.. VIII A. Steele. secretary OF the
Washington. Press Association, Departed
on Friday for St Augustine. Fla, TO be
present at the meeting OF the National
Editorial Association. Mr.. steele will
take an extended tour through the East
ern states before returning home