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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-04

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-16
Port Toxnsepa society.

PORT TOWNSEND. May 15.-Society
for the past week has been unusually
quiet. Owing 10 the extremely warm
weather cycling has been INDUCED in 10 a
great extent As the summer progresses
dancing and other indoor pleasures seem
10 psll on the people.
The only event OF note during the week
was a progressive heart party given by
Mrs. NJ. p. Sachs in honor of her sister.
Mrs. Purdy- OF Whatcom
Last Wednesday afternoon the handsome
home OF Judge NJ r. Sachs was the scene
Of a progressive heart party. giyenin honor
OF Mrs. F.. ". Purdy of whatcom. sister
OF Mrs Sachs Music and refreshments
pleasantly whiIed away the afternoon.
though the card games were the most en-
PERTAINING features. The pariors were
handsomely decorated with flowers. Those
present were: Mrs. E. ". Purdy. Madame
Gerrish. Madame Brooks Mrs. r. G. Hill.
Mrs II Landss. Mrs. G. w. Gerrish. Mrs.
y. {. Strong Mrs. l. Brooks Mrs. Pugf.
Mrs @. ". Downs. Airs. X. W. Jennings.
Mrs. c. F. Clapp. the Misses Clapp. Mrs.
A X. Coleman. Mrs. G. III. Jones. Mrs. I.
d o SeiIl Mrs. II. Lyall Mrs. +. Blondl.
Mrs. ID. H Hill. Mrs. W. Bowen. Mrs.
Fletcher Mrs. III. r. Belcher. Mrs. n III.
Hin. Mrs. j. Barneson. Mrs. j. A. Canstfn.
Mrs l. p. Hastings and Miss Libby.
Last Tuesday evening at the Red Mems
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Turpin. Mr.. and Mrs II. Hoke. MIS- =.
81. Moore, Mrs. Belle Oppenheimer. MISS
Jean Anders. Mrs. c. p. Hail. Miss Gerue
Jenkins. Miss Hayes. Miss Goodeno, MISS
Hattie Cailon. Miss Edna Rogers, MISS
Cinda Harold. Miss Anna Frost, MISS
Nellie Frost. Miss O'Dea- Miss Ance
Deming. Miss Nina Kaufman. Miss Emma
McReavy. Mr. Frank Turpin. Dr. Red
path. Mr.. M. Harris. Mr.. Gus Harris. M.
Bush Baker, Mr.. Neil Anders, Mr.. rom
Anders. Mr.. Ray Rogers. Mr.. Jim Mitch
ell. Mr.. John Rea, Mr.. Will White, MI
Tod Cowies.
Mrs. Charles Bawen entertained the
Diversity Club Friday afternoon. The Ia
dies took a literary turn and had otih
on the geographical names OF our state
Mrs. c. w. Young leading the exercises.
The Women's Club held their quarterly
tea Friday afternoon. As IL was the occa-
sion of the anniversary of the birthday or
one Of their eldest members, MIS- r. ~.
Moore, the affair was especially given IN
honor of that lady.
Mrs. c. j. Lord has returned from visit
of several weeks with friends ana reia-
tives in New York
Mrs. c. G. Hilton of Victoria, sister
of DIR. and Fred Carlyon, of this city, is
visiting her brothers.
The Capital Lodge, b. p. o. T., mas De-
slowed the compliment OF life membership
upon Mr. Sam Woodruff, who has gone To
Spokane TO live.
Judge Hodgson, of the Mason and Che
halls district. is in Olympia holding court
for Judge Aver.
Miss Marion Patton has returned from
an extended visit to Washington. ID. C.,
and other Eastern cities She has resumed
her duties in the supreme court once
Capt. L. Wiley and wife spent the week
at Green River Hot Springs.
The progressive euchre party given by
the Ladies' Relief Society Wednesday
evening was a success socially and finan-
cially. The prizes were captured by Miss
Daisy Burntrager and Mr.. MeReavy. lone
hands, and Miss Bradley and Mr.. II. I.
Jones secured the most progressions.
Mrs. d. c. Jenkins, accompanied by
Miss Lulu Jenkins, are visiting in New
Whatcom.
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the entertainment Miss Kingston. Miss
Salhinger and Miss Lacy Hnntley sang,
and Mss Wood and Miss Ella Soyss gave
Rotations. Dancing followed. The at
tendance was large and the first social OF
the order was a success
Mr.. c. W. Slack of Marietta. Ohio. ar
rived in Everett on Thursday. He is the
owner of the Slack block. one Of the best
structures IN the city. and was one or
the pioneers in investing heavily in this
city.
Mr.. NJ. II. wfides has gone east TO marry
Miss Stoner of Pennsylvania, who visited
her sister. Mrs c. l. Marshall. last sum-
mer. Mr.. and Mrs. wiIdes viii occupy the
new house now being built by Mr.. Bell on
Rucker avenue.
Mr.. c. A. Norway of Merrill. Wis. has
been srending a short time in Everett, the
guest of his friend. Mr.. s. E Thayer.
Rev. Fowler and son went TO vancou-
yer. r. G. this week TO meet many old
friends of the Montreal conference.
Mrs J. ]. Stephenson has returned rom
Denver.
Mr.. Harry Stone, conductor on the Ev-
erett a Monte Cristo railroad. and Mss
Louise Heck. of Latona. were married
on Monday evening of last week, Rev.
W. c.. Gray officiating. It was a pleas
ant surprise to the conductors friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Brown. of Lu
Verne Minnesota. VINO are making -
tour of the Western states. are expected
in Everett shortly To visit their brother
and sister Mrs. w. f. Brown and Miss
Anna T. Brown.
A party of nine Everett wheelmen rode
to Snohomish on Tuesday evening, at
tended the Rebekah dance and came home
by moonlight.
Mr.. III. W. Boyer, of Tacoma. was In the
city this week.
Mr.. F.. c. Mony and Miss Stella Cou-
gill will be married June 2.
Mr.. Paget. a lawyer OF Portland, IS
in the city.
Mr.. Young, manager OF the Columbia
Opera Company. was in the city this week
arranging for the appearance of the COM
pany on Monday next.
Mr.. CLOVIS. of Chicago. is visiting friends
in Everett.
Miss Zimmerman has resigned her po-
siticn as conductor of the Presbyterian
church by reason of the demand upon
her time in her musical classes.
Mr. Mesher's friends will regret TO
learn that he was taken seriously Ill on
Thursday evening with a severe chill.
Mr.. Albert Duryee went TO Seattle this
week 10 be present at the field day sports.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Brodeek have re-
turned from Walla Walla.
Mrs. W. H. Emerson is recovering from
a long Illness.
Mr.. Harry Hail. who has been assayer
at Monte Cristo. has taken a position at
the Everett smelter His friends in
Monte Cristo gave him a banquet before
his departure.
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sac,a, and Persona, xo,..

Mr.. N. Il. Benton spent yesterday in ia.
coma.
Mrs. Joseph Mayer is visiting friends in
Victoria
Air. Lester Turner spent the past week
IN Shelton.
Mr. and Mrs. A. d. Warner are visiting
I'm the city.
Mr. Frank Goodhue was in Everett
"Wednesday.
Mr.. Charles E. Crane Is at silverton for
a few days
MIR George Folsom has gone to Boston
on n short visit.
Mrs. Samuel Sutton Is visiting relatives
I'm San Francisco.
Mr.. James Hagan. of Snohomish. WAS IN
the city last Tuesday.
Mrs 4 r Donovan, Of Fairhavsr sno,,.
"Wednesday ia Seattle.
Miss McNaught Is visiting Tacora
friends for few days.
AR i w CrsVe< Of esokano 49, 4,
Seattle last Thursday. "
Mis- Beth waidron was the guest ~ II
coma friends Thursday.
Mrs. r. " Ankeny hap returned s-o,, A.,
visit to pes MONIES. Ia
Mr.. BYRON Moves. 81 BOSTON zas a ,,s,-
tier to Seattle last week
pr. r. L. Titus has taken bo,,ss,sssni,,-
apartments NJ the Rainier.
NJ. J. r. StceN. OF Tacoma. was N sas,-
sle several DAYS last week.
Miss Rose rarr win 80 20 rse,,,s -.
morrow for a weeks visit
Mrs. Tracy Robertson and Miss p.,ss
were in Tacoma yesterday
Mr.. James n Hoge. fr.. LEFT last F,rsa., d.
on a short trip 10 the East.
Mr.. ana Mrs. 4. :. Peck. ~ Ata,,.,4,
spent last Monday In Seattle.
NJ. 4. N. Clarke was among The Sss,.i.
visitors 10 Tacoma yesterday.
Mrs. A. ( Hsli, ~ Port Townss,s
spen1 thc past week ~ Seattle.
Nrs Frank He'll and daughter vrin -.
,,lYn from saitfoSflis this week
49, q a. uaseefnb. % Everett -.
Last week aHsong SeSttle friends
M charles 4 Jones. a Pailaaeinbs,
fasarfSt spent Friday ~ ire city.
NJ 4 4 AfnSworfh 81 PORTLAND. ~
a, Sssttle several days last week,
ssrs. n. F. Tozisr, % Port Townsend.
,,.ssred SEATTLE friends last week.
IRE annual uaeeting % TIE Queen Anne
.sts,h wlil 81 hel3 on the as Inst.
- and Mrs.. Jack Hirsh o. New York
sSas s0eut last THURSDAY ir Seattle.
-. "a Mrs. s e, Fulton OF Portland
.ssssss seattle friends last thursday.
- FRANK I. Reid. Of Lake Ca2shsnan
~ seastse friends a Sisst last week.
ur "A. MoArsaur, g walls Waits. spent
81 zssssS.iay in Seatsle. wsgh friends
A. = n Waterman % Taror1a. paid
NJ. friends a Short visit lass Tuesday
So. = a. Austin VII leave for Min
.,sAs.,s,,ss tonight. waeFs sse wa VISIT Seia
ushn. 81 the Deer cseok min,
Ntcsn. ~gs = visitor 70 Seattle laSl
week. ,-.ss. -
M several 6ass IN the eliy tas pasl
week. - A., -
MR. 1870 SEATTLE General Eosf2sal tal
fue.s 'e -, Ala tsssnosd fever. was able i
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OLYMPIA. May ia party OF friends
of NJ. and Mrs. A. n. Chambers gave
them most delightful surprise Saturday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs Chambers are re-
moving 10 their new home on Seventeenth
street. and before they left their old home
that has been the scene OF so many social
gatherings. their friends gathered 10 say
farewell 10 the dear old place. The party
was a very Jolly one. and the hours passed
happily away with dancing. music and
pleasant chat Those present were: Judge
ard Mrs. Auders. Judge and Mrs. Scott
Judge ani Mrs Charles Aver. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Connolly. Mr.. and Mrs .. G
White. Mr.. and Mrs 5. Ii. Barbee. MIR
ard Mrs A. n. Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs Phil
Ssiiiuan. Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Slmensou
Mr.. and Mrs =. g. DeminE. Mr.. and Mrs
Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell Mr.. and Mrs NJ
o'Canner, Mrs L Harris. Mr.. and Mrs.
n Frsst, AR. and Mrs L. Bettmsn. Mr..
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hall on Mamie avenue the Rebekah lodge
/ O. O. F. entertained a large party OF
guests Progressive cards served TO pleas
anfiv entertain the guests who were pres
ent to the number of f2o. until shortly be-
fore midnight, when most toothsome re-
frashments were systematically served A
feature that added to the pleasure of the
evening were the decorations. which had
been generously provided TO relieve the
usual bleakness of the room. flowers and
ferns In abundance setting of the walls in
artistic style. The prizes OF the evening
were won by Mrs. Michael Baker and Mr..
Emil l. Klinger. Consola ton gifts were
secured for low scores by Mrs. Draper and
Mr.. Il. McLennan.
The best attended event OF the week was
the social given by the Pocahontas lodge
last wednesday night. More than $50 peo-
nile were present. and the ladies of
the council pleasantly entertained the
guests with various games. music and
other diversions. after which came dane
ing -Four prizes were awarded. Mrs. d..
u. yeasie and Mrs. Oscar Bergman se-
curing first prizes, which consisted of a
china cup and saucer and a neat deck Of
cards, with appropriate case therefor. re-
spectiVeIy. and Mrs. Fulton and Mr.. Ste
gerwaid falling heir TO the consolation or
BOBBY prizes.
Mr.. r. r. Turpin. a former resident Of
y
ing short visit with old friends in the
city.
Mrs E. w. Purdy and little daughter
of Whatcom. are in town visiting Col and
Mrs Henry Landes.
Mrs Israel KATE. Mrs. E. Peerne Mrs
NJ. p. Webb and Miss Jessie 81. Allen
visited Seattle this week
Miss Eta Heiford. OF Saltwater. MINI,
IS spending the summer here. visiting her
sister, Mrs. NJ. @. Baker
Mrs James w. Grifiths and sons. OF
Seattle, were guests OF Mrs. Osksn
Kiocker last week.
Mr. F. B. Turpin. formerly a member
OF the legislature and now resident Of
Tennessee, Is guest OF Mr.. A. G. Phil
lips.
Mrs. Minta Morgan, OF Puyallup, is here
on a brief visit TO her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miller were In
Seattle last week
Mrs. Rose NJ. Sheehan Is IN Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. Nolan. OF Tacoma, are
visiting friends in Port Ludlow
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We Hunted a Mouse" Miss Mabel Kali
loch. s-The Bscyciers"-lMr. ThaSdeus Per-
ksns. . beginner. Mr.. John b. wing pr.
Edward Bradley, scofer, Ar.
z. w. Geary: Mr. Robert Yards
lev, an expert. Mr. Webb. Vim
hedge; SIR Jack Barlow. another. Ar.
N. W. Thompson; Mrs. Edward Bradley
a. enthusiast. Miss Leora G. Conn: Mrs.
Thaddeus Perkins resistant, Miss Alice
ygnnedge. The scene Is laid In Mrs Per-
kinss drawing room In New York, late
IN October. at SD O'Clock on q moonlight
evening.
The third annual commencement cxer-
rfses of the Acne business college were
held in the college rooms last Friday
evening. A very interesting entertainment
was given consisting Of a piano solo py
Miss Retfa Geddis, a zfther solo % MICS
Zacher, a reading by. Miss Hamblett,
vocal solo by Miss Tester with violin OBJ
ngato by Mr. Drtscoe and short address
BY the Hon. Frank ]. Browne. after which
dancing was INDUCED In iii late hour
10 the music OF the First Regiment or
chestra The following is a list OF the
graduates: A. W. Mosiey. Jessie Graham,
j. III. Dennis. Jeanne Lister. w. II. Bar
row. Goidie Tinsiey. Walter Engeiker
Florence Walker Starr Hoistngton. Nellie
Hayes Dora Webh. n w hasdfDufh- 70
II. Miller. J. J. Piackney. X. NJ Nay
Clandia corbett. Heller Merkley. Leonard
Leighton Grace Robinson. +. b. Frank
lin. Lucille Rsis. Labbie Egans Laura N
Briggs. Grace Butler. Aggie J. Megrath
Walter Schultz Lulu b. Foy. George VI
Graham. Winifred Abbott. Otto Reinig
Nina T. PECK. Pearl Day. Bessie Wood
worth. Edgar Il. frandail. Bertha Heck
Lulu Rates. Adeline Wares. Berths
Wares. Flora Dahl, T. J. Ferguson, w
f. Mcmahon and A G. Fraser.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-16

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. RI. Griffith and son will
leave soon for San Francisco, where they
VIII make their future home.
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The many friends of Mr.. A. w. Sails
bury, a former resident and lawyer OF
this city. will be pleased TO learn that he
has lately Joined the ranks of the bene-
diets. He and his charming bride re-
turned recently from Victoria, where they
made short atay. Later they left for
their home In Davenport. Lincoln county
where Mr.. Salisbury has established a
leading practice. having followed the
county scat from Sprague. Mrs. Salisbury
is one of Spragues cultivated and charm
Ing young ladies'. and the prospects are
bright for their future prosperity and hap
piness. Their friends on the Sound wish
them all the good things that can accrue
10 jewellers on earth.
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The third season OF the Too-whit Club
ended last Tuesday evening. when most
enjoyable dance was given In Masonic
temple The hall and banquet room were
tsstefuily decorated with greens and the
club colors. Refreshments OF an Icy
nature partaken Of during the evening
served ~ temper somewhat the warmth
OF the evening. Those present We're: Mrs.
Wright. Miss Merle Wright. Miss Blanche
Laubscher, Miss Angle Cove. Miss Marie
Kurz. Miss Bessie Giasscock. Miss Mae
Glasscock. Miss Maude Glasscock. Miss
Bronson. Miss Idella johnson. Miss
Amanda Tvete. Miss Blanche currier.
Miss Mae Ryther Miss Lulu sheehan.
Miss Mckenzie Miss cosgroye Miss
Mertens. Miss jackson, Miss Addie Nc
Rae. Miss Violet Cowan, Miss Hermanson
Mr. Howard Mcdonald Mr.. Carl Tvete.
Mr.. John Sheehan. Mr.. Claire Bennett. Mr..
Arthur Taylor. Mr.. AdoIph Bronson. Mr..
o. r. Parkhurst. Mr. j. j. Frankfort. Mr..
VIII Ask. Mr.. John Brewer Mr.. George
Pearse. Mr.. Emmett Robb Mr.. Hal Laub-
scher. Mr.. Thurston, Mr.. T. ]. Ferguson,
Mr. Ohio Callahan. Mr.. Paul Edminston,
Mr.. spaulding Mr. George w. Aiken Mr.
George Lacy. Mr.. Ed Gresham. Mr.. Lacy.
Mr.. Bert coiman. Mr.. Leith. Mr.. George
Southland and Mr.. ]. W. Sayre. Although
this was the last indoor dance for the sea-
son. the club members have In contempla-
ton an outing to be given in June, prob
ably somewhere on the Sound.
Miss Mae Bell Sheahan gave an cat
home" "Wednesday afternoon. her guests
including: Mrs. VIII French. Miss Bess
Carkeek. Miss Helen Campbell Miss l..
Donaldson. Miss Mcdonald, Misses Hiatt,
Miss Sintz. Miss Adrian LANCER, Miss
Houtz. Miss Swan. OF Olympia, Miss AIDA
Jackson. Miss Miller, Miss F1txhenry and
Misses I4athrop.
A most enjoyable evening was passed
at McNatt's hall on Wednesday. May u,
II being the occasion OF one OF the pleas
ant socials given by the members of the
Fairview Avenue Whist Club. Cards and
social hop afforded the evenings enter
tainment. About l4o invitations were Is
sued for the event.
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Mr.. Frank II. Nagei and Miss May T..
Arnold, OF Tacoma. were married at the
residence OF John r. Damon. 90 Fifth av-
enue. last Thursday. a few friends being
IN attendance 10 witness the ceremony
and extend congratulations.
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wetAe~g GsAe~s. MesAsrs.r
Mrs At1sAos > soet4.E< syzca has b~~a u.as -
ever 50 ypsss ~ raEsozx 81 nesse~z sor sassr ~
dreD sale sestsag sita p<rfrSf 70 ssotasn
TIE ShAsa. sSsts1s ne sGss& ALAS a. paaa carao
wtaa cos.e s1& q i5e assz RENE ~ fas ftsr-a,~n
kSsd ~ ergk<ss . even sxfs o. tAs we<.1 "a
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Mr.. William s. Hobbs and Miss Mary
Watkins. both OF Seattle. were quietly
married at the residence of the officiating
clergyman. John +. Damon. last Thursday
afternoon. in the presence OF a few
friends