The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-07
Personal ana social Votes

PERSONAL and Social Votes
MI. Harry Fre&erieks has returned from
San Francisco.
Miss Stella Herdon. Of Dallas. Tex. IL
sli 5as'' q Mss Cassie Mis- queen AH0'
Mrs J. w. Hanna and her daughter
have returned from = trip in the East.
The cottage OF Mrs ]. Booth will hs
cccupied Tor the summer by Mrs. SirEhhie.
Mrs. byron Thorpe Carr Is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Homer :. Norton at 1915 Six
tenth avenue.
DR.. T. NJ Young Is convaiescent from .
week illness, and viii PROBABLY set OUT
the coming week.
Mr.. Frederic J. Church. who has spens
the winter a. L~aAe COshmAn. has been in
the city for some days.
Bishop Barker has appointed w, O.
kSrr. {. .. Austin and r., +. Mccoy Of
hcers OF 81. Pauis chapel
Mr. and Mrs. Henry X, owens have re-
turned from st. Paul and are at their
home. l-S2 Seventeenth avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. & A. Riddle have taken
ND their residence IN what was formerly
ID. &. Wards home. on Queen Anne hgl.
Miss Margaret Mckinney. seattle's
nighungale. has opened q studio for vocal
Ter
Mrs. NJ. E. Warren. who has been visit
sng her brother. Mr.. :. = Crawford.
leaves for her home in Ientraila on Tues
cay.
Mrs. r. V. Arkeny, who has Seen visit
ing friends in the East. has been taken
III and her condition IL so serious that Mr..
Ankeny left last night TO join her.
Miss Ada Mfegand. OF New York, 10
stil with her friend. Mrs. Sherwood Gll-
lespy, and viii spend the summer with
her taking short trips TO visit friends.
Miss Edna y. Mitchell left Seattle last
week ,. for q visit 70 hsr. sister. Mrs, III, r;
E3anley, OF 81. Paul. MINI. Mss Mitchell
viii remain in the East until next fall.
Mr.. aud Mrs. r. l.. StinSon have re-
moved TO Queen Anne hill. where they
have taken the Hunter residence at the
corner % Warren avenue and Prospect
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Iarris Cain. who have
been staying at the Occidental hotel for
some months, are now dom.eiled In their
newly-completed house, at iis Fairview
avenue.
Capt. and Mrs. Frank Taylor. Four
teenth infantry, L. s. ~. are IN the city
en- route 10 Vancouver barracks. Capt.
and Mrs. Taylor viii be in Seattle about
ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter McFarlane. Of Port
Hadlock, and MIR. and Mrs. III. j. Collins.
OF Seabeck, visited Miss Sarah IL. Robert
son at her home. ioi5is Madison avenue.
last week.
Mrs. n. +. Mckay, who has hcen stay
Ing az the residence Of her niece Mrs
Leathem, 1915 Columbia street. left for
her home Friday evening. accompanied
by MIR. Mckay.
Mr. and Mrs George Mel. Brown and
Miss crersr. Mrs. Browns sister. spent
Thursday IN this city. returning TO their
homo In Vancouver Friday night on tho
steamer Kingston.
Miss Katie Hart LETT for Scranton, Pa.
Friday evening where she will reside in
tho future. She NAE a great favorlte
among tho young people OF the city and
a large number assembled at the depot TO
wish her Godspeed.
Miss Julia Stewart. a young society
woman who has graced Queen Anne hill
society, has gone 10 Spokane. Her broth
er, Mr.. samuel stewart has been COM
PEELED by failing health 90 seek calfor-
MAS softer climate.
Miss Jessie Peck left the city Friday for
Portland. where she viii enter the train
ing school for professional nurses or the
Good samaritan hospital. The course
covers two and one-half years. at the end
OF which time shs expects 10 return TO
Seattle.
Dr. Hamilton sanson left Seattle on
Sunday morning, via the Canadian Pa
citic. for New York, where he viii visit
different schools and hospitals, returning
by the way OF Chicago and ~. Louis He
viii return 20 Seattle about the middle OF
April
Last TUESDAY evening a surprise stag
dinner was rendered Mr. Charles +. Hib-
bard a. his residence. sois Fourth avenue
Twelve Of his intimate friends were In
vited by Mrs. Hibbard. The affair was
conplete surprise for Mr.. Hfbbar3. ard
the dinner WAS an excellent one. TO which
full justice was done
Mr. r. c. Miles received yesterday q
telegram announcing the death In Hoze-
man, Mont, OF his father. Mr.. .. Miles.
aged 20 years. Mr. Miles was one Of ths
pioneers OF that state and was the first
Justice Of the peace In Helena. being one
OF the original Sownsite proprtetorE. He
was here about year sEo a guest OF
his SON. Mr.. r. &. Miles. The Illness lasted
but three days. ana death was un-
expected.