The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-12
OIL nriA SOCIETY.

OLYMPIA, Sept 1.-THE cool, rainy
Weather OF the past week has had the
effect OF driving all camping and outilg
parties under shelter. ana II Is To be ex-
pected that the list OF parties and recep-
tons will be larger eacn week from now
on Till the beginning OF Lent.
The Labor Day exercises were we'll at
tended. the speeches being delivered in the
vast arm0ry building which WAS well
filed with an Interested audience In the
evening a grand BAH was given IN tho
same place which Was success,
The ladies Of 81. Johns Guild gave "a
water melon social Wednesday afternoon
IN the Guild pariors. AIRS n Hoke and
Mrs. <. 1. Taylor had charge OF the pro-
gfamme. which proved TO be An especially
interesting one.
Mrs. s. g. Woodruff VIII leave for Sc
attic during the week. where ar. and Airs.
Woodruff viii reside in future.
Miss Miriam Villa mson lett Tuesday FOR
Cincinnati Ohio. where shc viii enter a
young ladies seminary for year. Miss
Williamson All devote special study 10
3fusce culture.
Mrs. Capt Wiley made a short visit 20
Seattle during the week. Sho accompanied
her sister. Mrs. John Damon home. after a
visit Of a few days ia Olympia.
Mr.. George Filiey and wife are expected
10 return to their hone The early part 81
this mohth from Grand Forks. where they
have spent the summer.
Miss Ella Boyer has arrived in tho city
from Co9acil Bluffs. Ia, % take charge II
the second and ghird grades AZ the Lincoln
school The young lady Is residing vita
Mrs Jenny Murphy
MRS ). II Barbes has gone 10 Woodland.
where she viii begin fail term Of school
Mr.. and Mrs. George Evans have TT
turned 10 Spokane after pleasant ytsit Ia
the capital city.
The Diversity club met Friday afternoon
al she home OF Airs r NJ, Troy. Myth
ology was the subject under discussion.
Miss Kuhy Bilger save a farewell party
10 A number OF her young gT3ends one
afternoon during the week. The B.lgevs
Will be much missed In Olympia. their
friends here rcsretting their departure ioT
seattle
Miss Helen Rogers. the youngest daush-
ter OF GOV Rogers has left for Cornell
college Sho was accompanied by her
sister. Miss Carrie Rogers.
Mrs Eerswith AIRS Prstticomh and Mrs.
Nleho1. Of Tacoma, who have been VISIT
ing Mrs. K {. oxjnga have returned 10
their home
Mr. Liable aud daughter. Miss Mar
xuerste. who have beea VISITING in thc fam
10 o. AR. Freeman Brown. have returned
70 their home in Portland
Miss Eva Bash sister Of Mrs r. J
Browne leCt Thursday for her hogne Ia
PORK Towns nd
ar. William r. Sruifh and Miss Lana
HgaehrNnd ~ OLYMPIA. we're suAFrsed ~
Seattle rvct nt}Y- The youps cot.Ele then
returned "a th!s citY and have gone 90
Housekeeping
Mrs. : q Ward ls visiting IN ForslAe3.
having Ace8gapa uied Mss Humphrey ala
hep return frs-a q yisst 20 Olympia.
Mrs t. II NeMurray ara chiadreG are
visiting 81 California.
Mrs. NJ o'Caraer hss returned FROM a
Nleat 90 friends in Portland. her pleasure
ty.p was cut Snary by the severe iliaess q
her mother. Mrs. pr o~srauGer.
Thr Wonlan's cub. % Olsmp4a iR ace
-sraar,,r Min the pleasant custom te~y
have Been cossrvlug gne PAST few wears 90
cai~8rating the birthday anniversaries -
fh@gr charter usemoers. gave Del EAtfgl
t.artv FrEAay afteTnoou in hanar 90 MF--
Aaron Hartsaok. MO Pas attained % iae
age OF n years Ssk enrY INV ci.sh Hse~i-
s,egs awd guests we've atsa Ar tAs tahls
"a th- hanauef. The Gossts wee aps az4
touching AID Jhs la6y 3a waoes behalf TIE
arair wss given sas muse pleased = "a
The homage pa43 her - her bslosg1 cab
associates
Rev Hcarr T. Badger o. ArScortoe. Pas
been called as r~cgos - lie - Josa .