The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-31

tie 20 remain Until next sp-inw. when sss
wssl 60 north to joln her father. WHO s a.
Dawson
Capt. and Mrs. Charles r. DurStr. o.
Stzrvood. we're the guests % Seattle
friends last Sunday
Mr. ard Mrs. Ezirh A Schcsnfeld re-
turned Friday from thesr wedding trip
throughout the East.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A sncwasn. ot PuT-
a1aup. we're s. thu city several days last
week visiting friends
The P. E O. Club will meet Monday
studio IN the Boston block.
Mrs. r W. GIilett. OF Fasrhaven. has
been N the city for several days. Tire guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Smith
Mrs. ". z. Mckee returned THURSDAY
RI 1F9n s.n wssks TIP 70 ByF :, sPr,sss'
Mr. MAXI saito OF Tacoma. was IN ths
city last week visiting friends and look
ing after bis duties as japanese consul
Mr.. Robert Rrinker. Mr.. Charles q.
scurry and Mr.. Emery Hathaway are
home from q trip east Of the mountains
Mr. Fred Bauxn1an Is home from bush
ness ard pleasure trip 20 New YORK.
Washirgtoa City and other Eastern points
Mr.. and Mrs. George Baker. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Shroysr. Of Rossland. b. C..
were among the visitors TO the city last
week.
Miss Nellie Turner. Of Saginaw. Mich.
arrived in Seattle Monday morning and
win he the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. @. V.
Turner.
Mr.. s c. Hughes Is homo from short
He was accompanied on the trip by Mrs.
Hughes.
Mrs. H F. Mckay of Port Madison. was
the guest OF her niece, Mrs. j. Latham:
1866 Columbia street while visiting the food
exposition last week.
II Trhr ~ u
who is making his home in Seattle for the
present. mingled among Tacoma friends
several days last week.
The Ladies' Guild Of St Clement's
church gave a card party at the home OF
Mrs. s. ". Preston Wednesday. which
was attended by forty women.
Mr. and Mrs. William d. Smith. Of
Blaine. were in the city several days last
Rainier-Grand their headquarters
Miss Jackson. whose home is in the
East. arrived I'm the city last week and
viii remain during the winter. the guest
OF her brother. Mr.. j. Albert Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs William H DeVries. who
have been visiting their son. Lee Devries.
OF this city, left on Tuesday morning
train for their home in Woodbridge, Cal
F. C. Nommsen, OF New Whatcom. came
down 70 the city Monday e attend the
Miss Katie K. Garretson, or Caldwell. Kan.
The Ladies' Musical Club will hereafter
meet at Prosch's hail the first Friday OF
every month The regular concert VIII
take place on Friday. November ). A fun
attendance is desired.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the First
Methodist Episcopal church viii give a
unique entertainment on "Wednesday ev-
ening. November 8, at 100 O'Clock. in the
church parlors. The programme viii con-
sigt Of a parliamentary Drill and a ais
cussion on Free Text Books" by several
prominent educators and well-known citi-
zens. Admission free.
Society was elated last week over the
result of the contest for the most popular
lady Of the fair that was given In aid or
the Jesuit church. Miss Adrienne LANCER
proved her popularity by winning the hon
oFs. She was presented with handsome
diamond ring contributed by Miss A
Pease. Miss LANCER viii return 10 the
Academy of Holy Names next Monday TO
resume her studies.
The Students Athenaeum OF Wilson's
Modern Business College held their regu-
lar weekly meeting last Friday afternoon.
The students Of the college; with friends,
gramme was given By the following mem
bers: Miss Hamilton. instrumental solo;
Miss Wegener. essay; Miss Men amara'
vocal solo; Mrs. Tenant recitation; Mrs
HUT college paper: talks on 'fmaginat-
ton were given by ten members. The
subject for debate for next Friday Is, ke-
Caused by the Advancement Of Woman"
which no doubt viii be thoroughly demon
strated by the fairer sex of the society and
a good time is anticipated by all.
Mr. r. C. Feigs Of San Francisco; Mr..
and Mrs L. Gardiner of Tacoma Mr.. w
H GamIdge OF Denver. Col: Mrs. j. ].
Wolfe and daughter. OF Denver. Col; Mr.
A. E. Nav. Of Olympia: Mr.; Fl. N. Frank
land OF Skaguay Alaska: Mr. H. C. Will
Jams. OF San Francisco: Mr. II. A. Jones,
of Everett; Mr.. c. L. Biddleeomhe and
son. Of Everett; Mr.. NJ J Rogers' OF
Olympia: Mr.. Il. Seeley. OF Roscoe n X;
Mr.. and Mrs c. u. Wilson. of Boston
Mass. Mr.. c. p. Byles OF Mount Vernon,
Wash: Mr.. Frank Elliott of Newport
| XIV: Mr. and Mrs. W. Ryan. Of Everett:
| Mr. John Repllnger. Of ST. Paul: Mr.. j. NJ.
| Hoffman. of Oak Harbor, and Mr.. f. A.
| Roter OF Denver, Col. visited in the city
| last week. and were guests at the Hotel
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