The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-18

nse4 by shear friena. Miss Rand, q Tope-
- Es1 whs aiil <re-s1 tie month Win
NJ. ara Mrs. J ". Catncarr.
Miss MAID south~lck. Of stockton. Cal.
is visiting Mrs. =. Z. Ack1nlay. Of 81
Easelzke avenue.
resurEed h0gzas, after spending three
rr59rsrrs in SnohoEnlah and the mountains.
.fses Anre MesfasEa-. VINO has been visit
m e-v brother law. J. Henry Craw. VIII
re.ssrl 70 aer home IN La Canlas IL = fsw
days.
y~ and Mrs. 1. b. ssewar.. OF Denver,
v.rn ase5 ~ make tzslF sioC1s IN Everett.
s-a visiting friends II tae eiry for few
days.
Mrs. 4. Townsend Prftchard. 81 Tacoma.
erf Anr mother, hrs. Townsend Of & ll7r1-
rgI<n. III visited Mrs. s. l. Crawford last
thursday.
Mrs. r. a Allan. Of Sixteenth avenue.
Is entertaining Mss Grace f Fay. ~ San
Francisco and Miss Katharine Allen, CT
Kansas City
last week from the South. ard VII - here
for some time. she - stopping al Tlle
Griffith house
Lieut. X w Perry. Of the United Statss
revenue cutter service, VINO Is stationed ar
Port HaEieck was in the city last week
visiting friends.
MI Jess Briaker returned last week from
a months visit 10 Lake Cushr7an ~ a.
tack OF the K.ondike fever Will result in
his going 10 Alaska
Mrs. F. c Cover and little daughter,
Dorothy, Of Portland. Ore. are the guests
% Mrs. F. c. Langridge at her home 1874
Fourth Avenue west
3fr. and Mrs. William II. Lewis are horne
from their trip 10 san Francisco. where
they went 10 attend the convention OF the
Christian Endeavorers.
Mrs. Clayton Jerome Burns. accom-
panied by her daughter. Marguerite, and
Miss Anna Higgins. lefs on Tuesday for
San Francisco TO visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A Conman. tourists
from Southern California, returned on the
City OF Topeka from Alaska. and are Wis
ting their niece. Mrs. II. c. Ingram.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. NJ. kahlke and f. L.
kahlke, OF Rockford H.. are visiting
are Mrs PettIt's parents and brother.
Miss Kyer left for her home in Ann Ar
Dor Mich last Sunday. She reached home
z few days later and will. il is said, shortly
leave on an extended trip through Europe.
Miss Lizzie Giner. daughter of Col
James \. Gilmer. after an absence OF two
years visiting her sister in Alabama. has
returned 10 her home, 1896 Minor avenrh.
this city.
Mr. and Mrs P. s. Hirsoh and son Hen
~ are visiting their relatives. Ir and
Mrs D. Coblentz of this city. Mr.. ffirsch
is one of the leading merchants % San
Jose Cal.
Mr.. Frederick Thoman. of Lansing.
Mich. and DR. and Mrs Charles Chittick
visiting with Or. and Mrs. j. II. Lyons. at
1915 Columbia street.
Mrs, E. s. Young and daughter Helen.
accompanied by Mrs, Young'S m T,. ,I,
last Tuesday for San Francisco and other
points OF interest in California.
The dance which was 10 have been given
across the lake last Thursday evening by
q number of young women of the Nesika
set was Indefinitely postponed on account
Of the serious illness Of Mr.. j. E. Fox.
Mrs. Edmund NOLAN and daughter Vi
ola passed through Seattle on Tuesday en-
"Brookside," on Lake Crescent, where
they will spend several weeks.
Mrs Horace Phillips and family. who
have been in California the past four
years have returned 10 the city and are
now occupying their residence on the cor
ner of Terry avenue and Alder street.
Miss Hoover. of Spokane, who has been
visiting on the Sound for several months,
returned home last week She is a charm
ing young woman and made many friends
in Seattle and Tacoma, where she spent
most of her time.
Mr.. Louis s Bowerman pastor of the
First Baptist church. returned on Wednes-
day evening from San Francisco. where he
had been attending the Christian Endeavor
convention. He arrived there in time TO
welcome his father and mother. who were
in the Missouri special Mr.. and Mrs. Bow
erman will spend about three weeks in Sc
attic.
Miss Edyth Brown spread a very dainty
luncheon at Ravenna last Tuesday for her
Sunday school class. Those present were
Louise Orth. Adene Cole, Mary Van Wag-
enen. Louise Van Wagenen. Matte Brown
Irene Howell Frances McC;rath, Anna
West. Bertha Luchner. Greta Harvey