The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-23


SPOKANE. May I'D. +. Percivai. OF
Cheney. and Mrs. Fannie c. Osterman. OF
West Point. y. Y, were married in this
city Tuesday evening, Rev. John Man
ming OF the Episcopal church performing
the ceremony. Mr.. Percival is we'll
known pioneer, having come TO this coun-
~ in 1s72 For the past twelve years he
has been engaged in banking and real es-
tate at Cheney, and until recently was
one OF the trustees OF the state hospital
for the insane at Medical Lake, having
held tina position Of trust since the
foundatiol OF the institution. Mrs. oster-
man is a member of a weli-known mil
itary family of New York. and has made
Spokane her home for the past year.
One OF the prettiest social parties OF the
season was given Tuesday evening at
Sherwood hall by the Revised Edition
Club. About thirty-five couples attended.
At Masonic hall Tuesday afternoon the
Ladies' Social Club gave an enjoyable
card party that was largely attended. A
feature OF the afternoon was the presen-
tation by the ladies to the hall commit
tee OF the Masonic lodges of the city OF
a handsome set of table linen.
An informal reception was given Tues
day evening by ]. d. Farrell in honor of
General Superintendent Shields, OF the
Chicago & Great Western. and the Misses
Spokane several days.
An enjoyable social and reception was
rendered the new pastor OF the Centenary
church, Rev. W. L. Van Mugs, on Tues
day evening.
Mrs. A. d. Coplen is visiting relatives ct
Lafayette. Oregon.
w. Jones, a well-known assayer. left
Tuesday for johannesburg, South Africa,
where he will accept charge of large
refining plant at the mines.
Councilman W. H. Acuf. who has been
seriously III for some days, Is GONZALES
cling.
Bishop O'Dea, OF Vancouver. arrived in
the city Friday on a visit to the parishes
of Eastern Washington He will remain
here two weeks, during which time he
will CONFIRM T. large number OF adults
and children.
Mrs. Clara C. Fl. Hoffman. OF Kansas
City recording secretary OF the National
w. c. T. T., held a mothers meeting at
the First Methodist church Friday after
noon. and iectured on temperance at the
same place in the evening.
DR.. w. Fl. q. Temple. pastor of the
Plymouth Congregational church, and
Henry G. Ewing. president OF the state
union OF Christian Enaeavor. both of Sc
attic, arrived Thursday from the West.
Their visit was in the interests Of the
c. Z. convention. which meets In Tacoma
July Ia. Thursday evening DR.. Temple
addressed large audience at the First
Presbyterian church.
card party was given Saturday after
noon by Mrs. S. NJ. Nettleton in honor OF
her daughter. Mrs. George Nettleton.
The ladies OF the Dorcas Society Of All
Saints cathedral gave successful cake
walk and dance at Natatorium park
Thursday evening. The proceeds of the
entertainment were devoted to the poor
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. s. Heath
gave a most delightful surprise party to
the latter in honor of her birthday Mon
day evening. The ladies of the Vincent
church arranged the affair and are re-
sponsible for its success.
Many Seattle visitors were in the city
during the past week Among those no.
ticed were Judge c. III. Hanford. Mr. VIII
H. Thompson. Mr.. George b. Kittinger.
Mr. Lee Hart, Mr.. Neal Adair. Mr.. Jack
Scurry. Mr.. Charles Espiin, ir.. Mr.. Phil
Abrahams. the former grocer: Mr.. Henry
c. Ewing Mr. and Mrs. w. f. Wing and
Mr. T. y. Gaibraith.
The last indoor social party Of the sea-
son by the Carroll Club was given wednes-
day evening in Temple court. About thir-
~ couples attended. The club now has a
membership of 80, and has an enjoyable
series of picnics and excursions in prepa-
ration for the summer season.
An excellent musical and literary pro
gramme was rendered at the social given
BY the Young Peoples Union at the North
Side Baptist church Wednesday evening.
A pleasant picnic was given AT Nata-
torium park Tuesday afternoon by about
seventy-five members Of the Universalist
church in honor OF Rev. Q. A Shinn. Of
ST. Louis. general missionary for the
church and Rev. Asa NJ. Bradley, Pacific
coast missionary Or. Shinn left for
Minneapolis Wednesday. He breaches
there today Sunday.
Members Of the Unitarian church and
their friends 20 the number OF over 100
attended a unique mystery party e. the
home of DR. and Mrs Candy Friday even
ing
The Epworth League of the First ". f.
church gave a public lawn social az the
residence OF Or. q. W, Libby Thursday
evening.