The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-12

upooane. ana v3l9 the sxcepflen o. Seoee
Hanford refnrne6 - WEDNESDAY.
~. ana Mrs.. I'm W!lnSm 1890 % xS ,,s
xs3snds - essttjes
~. .sd Nh. y. n. Morris and family
have removed to the seymour residence
a Drexel ageDue.
II. ana MA G: =. Lerr.sss. q y..s:
s sesss ~ ~ T1sssS5sy.
~. John n1eherdsen and Miss y. Rich.
hf6scn, al fore 0smble. were stopping q
~ Butler Id week
~. John 3. Ilellillaa. q Roche Harnoe.
visited With 9ssosns 10 sea'ns On "se-
,eo6;e ~ e vfsaeom. we're guests Il The
Butler o Wsdnesday.
~. ana Nm John .0aar and Mr.. z.
rhomssa q Hlchmond. Ind. we're guests
IN the city = Tsssday.
neii@htfni dSGrln9 parties al Brewers hall
on Wednesday evening
M J.noo Mcknight and Miss Nc
Nsreht. a NeU York. are visiting friends
ana relatives = Seattle.
Mis- n G Dceoy.n and Miss Annis
Were viattaG = Seattle last week.
II. W. d nswiett. Of Portland. and Mr..
wroi A 8owon. Of Tacoma. were In tbs
ally several lays during the week.
Ms. = Hsr,bat and Mss Cassie Bar.
wedussdsy 8 their way 10 Tacoma.
Ma >. 4. l. Harvey and Miss Chrsto-
nber. AZ Eairhaven. we're registered At the
Butler hotG list Thursday and Friday.
NJ. Wnsos r. Hammons. Mr., Fred d.
Hammons - Mls. ElizaRssh y Ham
NJ. ana Nm. John Green have moved
from ne Arlington hotel 10 1850 fesler
way, where hey have gone TO housekeep-
Mr. ysnm +. Gander ara Miss Lizzie
M !ss 20 N William h0'Ds' At "a a.ia
fasot cnnuander J. p. Merrill. U. Q. N.
Arrived = oeattle from the Orient On
Thur.day I'D registered at the Rainier
Grand.
known 1oopIe Of Baltimore. stopped in
lseattie b Thursday en- route home from
nlss Mlnnis Fernandez was given sur
oeisc % Monday evening. In honor Of her
18Th srsAdsy. At her home on Lake ave-
Miss Pssfins. . famous English an.
fhorces Who has been In India for several
years, = n The city and stopping At the
Rainier~0tooo.
spending bev weeks In this city at the
home Of M sister. Mrs. w. 4. Morrison
~ East Ndef street.
The Tuesday Card Club met last week
At Nj. and Mr.. G. w. waison's: and will
meet this week with Mr.. and Mrs. c. l..
webb. On Harvard avenue.
Mr.. Edmund Nolan and family leave
for Portland On Monday. Mr.. Noilain hav-
Ing accepted the cashiership OF the Mutual
Lsfe Of Nee York In that city.
Mr.. W. B. Hunter, a prominent young
scciety nan q 81. Paul. spent Thursday
IN the city on his way to California. and
vas enteftajned BY Mr.. ]. Wesley Young.
Frederick wsrde and the members Of his
company occupied four boxes at the Third
Avenue theater last Sunday evening. az
the guests q ths Seattle Amusement Com
pany.
Mr.. ana Mn. B. A. Bullock. Of Indianap-
oils. were ~ the city last week. Mr.. Bull
ocs = ~ Sssss .S vim ms s ysr Is 10 sl,ns
Il up
M. John p. Hartman. r.. has moved his
family non Puyallup to Seattle. taking up
BE res'dsscs on Willard and Bancroft ss
friends ssisr April .. : '
The young society people who VIII pre-
sent Moths" this month. are busily en-
gagged rsheanln9. and under the guiding
a acna g ley uss ssr Eors are
Eisher. ". y. Sylvester and Franklin
Brooks, distinguished looking party OF
New Yorkeu.. were guests At the RAIN
ier-0rand On dhursday and Friday.
for , month's VISIT to relatives In the East
Mr. Bun WI 70 to wisconsin and Mr.
BUSH continue on TO Pennsylvania and New
York. 5olning Mrs. Bush on his way back.
the clubhouee At Lake Crescent That ia
NOUS trout lake bids fair 10 be the most
popular summer place on the Coast, ru-
mors o. VA everywhere Notwithstanding.
Mrs: y; 3 BrInksr: wife q United
with Mr.: Brinker's mother. Mrs. Baker.
this week Tor an extended trip through
the East. They win be gone about four
Of the East and South.
Mr.. and Mn. J. Thomas and family. who
have been spending the winter In South
ern California for the benefit OF Mr..
Thcm:s health: VII return on this morn
their residence At the corner Of Fourth
avenue and Seneca street.
Cir Stafford Northcote. OF London. En-
gland; ~. and Mrs. Samuel HUI. OF st.
NJ. w Il. bunwoody. OF Minneapoiis:
and Mr.. Il. r. Nichols. OF New York. made
up Q distinguished party OF visitors to Sc
attic on Friday and yesterday.
Mr.. &. L. Nears, formerly OF Seattle,
viii return home this week from Chicago.
where be has Just graduated from the
theological seminary. After making
sEurt WISH ne Will return 10 tsxce'Sior.
MINI, where he has accepted call from
the First Congregational church.
I'VE win dance In Masks" said the
pretty invitations to Beatrice Prooh's
tenth birthday party on Thursday. and ten
little maidenR with their ten partners full
n!led the command until 1890. The little
girls were Jennie Hanna. Patty Harring-
ton. Viola Nolinin. Marion Philips. Grace
Bali. Daisy kann. Beatrice. Edith, Gene
we've and Phoebe Prosch.
Coming Events.
Mr., J. G. urich. formerly OF this city,
but now Of Marquette. Mich. win be mar
ried on Thursday ut high noon to Miss
Eiixabeth Fowles. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs = r. Fowles. Rev. w. A. shanklin
week from Tuesday evening Rev. w,
a. shenklin VIII give his lecture. West
ern Lille and Literature" in the First
Methodist Episcopal church. Mr.. Charles
CARY VIII assist him by reading appro-
PIRATE selections from Western authors.
ana several prominent solosts will render
Old-time ballads.
THE INVENTOR AT HOME.
He made a. shrewd contrivanco for flying
through the air.