The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-27

( SOCIETY IN TOWNS NEAR BY. 5


the bride, with her mother. Rev Mr.
Church OF s. Luke's performed the GER
emony. Miss Hyde wore a charming
gown OF white organize. with pink rib
oons and La France roses Tire bride was
dressed In an elaborate costume Of white
saiin ard orange blossoms She carried
a bouquet Of bridal roses Mrs q = Cns-
Per and Mrs. E. B. Hyde. Of Spokane.
received. assisted by Mrs. Johr, Chandler
Miss Lizzie Cosper and Miss Alice Eaton
Ine groom 5 wei known. not only as a
lawyer OF standing. but az an active no.
ir4caan. ard one OF the most popular
men in the Tacoma Athletic Club. The
bride Is fayorite among a host OF
friends. who have known her since child
hood. her father, Mr.. Waiter NJ Lee.
having been one of the pioneers OF TIA
coma Mr. and Mrs. Bryan left FOR VIC
torta and other down Sound cities and viii
,e At home after October %. at $40 South
Ninth street.
Tacoma society Notes.
Mrs. z. F. spauiding is stopping a. the
Mr.. Fred A. Brown has returned from
Spokane.
Mr. Guy r. Alien. OF Yakima. was in the
city on Monday last.
Mss Hewitt has gone into the country
for about two weeks.
20 spend the winter.
Prof Olof Bull IS spending a few DAYS
al Portland attending the fair.
Miss Bernlce z. Newell IS in the Olyrn-
Pic mountains for tao weeks stay.
Col Charles f. Ciaypool is out on tour
through the state, speaking on politics
Dgs. +. =. kellogg and Yokum were in
Seattle the first OF the week ON business.
Mr.. T. B. Cole is home from his TRIP East.
where ne Went TO attend Hoo Hoo con-
catenatlon.
Miss Wiikeson. a niece OF DR.. MoCutch-
con expects to leave soon for her home
in the East
Mr.. Lee Hopkins is spending a couple OF
months with his parents. ar. and Mrs.
j. l.. Hopkins.
Mrs. E, B: Hyde OF Spokane. IS staying
a: Mrs III. r. Lees for short time. after
which she viii go with Mr. Hyde 10 Cal.-
iotn!a Tor the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. O. f. Cooper and daughter,
Elizabeth. have gone 70 Aontesano for
short stay with relatives.
Miss Mae Potvin, the charming young
pianist, of Seattle, left Lass Sunday night
for Chicago wasre she VIII pursue her
teaching and studies
ID. C. Mcintyre. formerly proprietor OF
the Hotel Rochester. laS moved 10 Seattle
for the winter. having leased the residence
OF George 5. Lis;. 1229 Ald.ns avenue.
The Circulating Library. under the man
agement Of the Ch.idrens Home. is daily
some talk OF holding II in the theater but
Il VIII not be given until The Philadelphia
arrives. when the band VIII be called into
service. TO play the march and some other
selections.
Miss Edith ". James. organ.st OF the
First Pres oyterian church, gave a farewell
organ recital last Tuesday evening, OH The
eve of her departure for Portland. where
she intends 70 join her father. She was
assisted by Mrs. c. o. Bates. soprano:
Mrs s. s. Brooks. contralto; Mr.. Paul W.
Dskin. tenor. and Mr.. @. +. Evans, bass.
Mrs. NJ. A. Daley and daughter, Fannie
entertained informally on Friday night II
honor OF Mr. and Mrs. Eas tman. OF 81.
Paul, who are visiting their son. Alfred
Eastman. az Prospect Heights. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs Eastman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhodes. Mr. and Mrs Alfred
Eastman. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. r. Yorke. Mr..
and Mrs Hayward and Mr.. I'D Daley.
The Festival Chorus under Prof. III. ].
Cozne. will begin rehearsals October 5
on Mendeissohn's Hymn OF Praise An
executive committee, consisting of Mrs.
c. b. Zaoriskie. Mrs. S. 8. Brooks. Mrs.
E. c. Richards. Miss Bengal. Mr. H. ].
Cozine, Mr.. c. b Maggs. Mr. c. NJ. Sher-
man. Mr.. f. NJ. Low and Mr.. p w. Dakin.
are at the head OF the organization. which
now numbers $50. IL Is confidently expect
ed that the mem DerSllp viii be fully 200.