The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-25

home OF s6rs. c. z Rsmsoe.g. ~ Frenons
Euoyecs: ssHcrsshoit EconoC,ecs
Mss Barker. OF Tacoma visited Ms w.
o. Ferr On Queen Anne htii last weak
Mrs 8. E Thaysr. Of Everett vas 1,i n ne =
Queen Anne hill.
Miss Lillian Morse. An Everett Young
lady. has been visiting friends IA shs cay
for several days
Mrs r H Dempsey ana sens. Harry y
and T. Valentine. a-s visiting frenoe ana
relatives In California
Mira aciaenhann Mills and daughter. M
Nina. viii leave In q rev dAys tof an eA-
tended visit TO Portland.
Secretary OF State VIII D: Jenkins was
In the city from the Capital cify iast
week He was a. TIE Occidental
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips Of Victoria have
moved TO the city and taken the Hart
home on Olympic Psace for the summer
Miss Ir-na Miner. OF Salt Lake CRY:
niece OF Mrs r NJ Barrett. and cousin OF
Mrs. c. II Hasan, is In the city on visit.
Miss Carrie Robinson entertained Q few
friends very informally Tuesday evenin 3
a: her residence on Aurora avenue, Ere
mont
Mrs H Hammer ard Miss Hattie Ham
uier. Of Mount Vernon. returnsd 10 their
home Monday. after visit to friends In
the city.
Mrs. c. ". Chadsourne. Of etanwcod.
was the guest last week OF MIS-. j. X;
Garfield street.
Miss syosl Simpson Of New Kaniichie,
Is visiting her aunt and cousins, Mrs S. G..
Simpson and the Misses Simpson. At III
Madison street
Mr.. and Mrs Ezra T. Pope. Jr.. Of Edge
water, have been nads happy BY the ar
rival Of ten-pound baby boy In their
home last week.
Mrs. e; :. Palmer snd Miss May Con-
way, OF Cnemainus r. T G. nave svo oe ta, m, me
past two weeks.
Joseph Bendel OF Queen Anne hill. who
has been very III for several months, was
on the streets Thursday for the first time
m several months
Mr.. and Mrs. George N Beedie and fam
fly returned last week from Denver, Col.
with the intention of making Seattle their
permanent home once more.
Lake View, who has been spending the
past week with his mother in Seattle. Will
return to his home Monday.
Mrs Burdick and daughter Marie left
last week for Los Angeles. They leave q
host of friends who regret to learn that
homo.
The ladies' of the Asbury NJ. E. church
entertained few friends informally on
Wednesday evening as temperance hall nan:
was served.
The kindergarten Club held public re-
ception AT the art studio rooms in the Bos-
ton block Wednesday afternoon. In honor
of the anniversary of the birth of Freder-
lex Froebel.
". L. Frost and wife A. III. Frost and
]. w. Gillespie. OF SanN Jose, Cal, who
have been the guests Of Mrs. Rachel Z.
McCarty for some time, left yesterday on
the Mexico for Alaska
Thomas II. Woodruff tr.. Samuel d.
Bridges and Walter Harvey, trio OF Ia
coma society young men. came over FRI
day to attend the Agayne Club party at
Ranke haIl in the evening.
Mrs. David Edmunds, wife OF ex-State
Mine Inspector Edmunds, of Issaquah. left
Friday afternoon for an extended visit TO
relatives in Philadelphia, Baltimore and
the coal regions of Pennsylvania.
Paymaster Sullivan, u. s. N, who has
been stationed at the Port Orchard navy
yard for the past three years, will leave
this week for Washington City. Mr. Sui
Ivan will be relieved by Capt. w. w.
williams. one of the Oldest and most popu-
lar paymasters in Uncle Sans navy. The
new paymaster is father-in-law to Walter
s. Habart, the young San Francisco mil
lionaire and leading club man.