The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-18

sss,s. ara especially In Queen Anne. TIA
Lees have rnada many Srte-s1s.
p Lea Barnes. OF Portland. was ~ the
Ratnler-Csrand last week
5fr. ard Mrs A y. Warner were In fns
city from Everett last week.
Gen e " Carr and z T.. Preston were
visitors 10 Spokane last week
Ms. Mack WILEY. OF Olympia. visited
Seattle friends hast Wednesday.
Mrs. p ID. Attrf5ge, OF Port Ludlow.
visited Seattle friends last week
Mr.. and Mira w Fl. II Green. Of SCI
at,ie. were IN Olympia last week.
Mrs- James 3. Hogg. OF Port Townsend.
was q guest Of Seattle friends last week
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Henry. OF Snoho-
rnfsh, were at the Hotel Stevens last week
Mr.. Adolph Bronson returned from a
weeks visit 10 Wnidoy island last Thurs
day.
Ms. r r. Mcdonald. OF snohonfsh.
visited friends In this city last Wednes-
day.
Mr.. an: Mr.. r H Young have removed
from e1z Ninth avenue to IL Terry ave-
nue.
Mrs. John ogten. Of Olympia, has re-
turned 10 her home from . visit in this
city.
Miss Sophia Laney. OF Spokane. Is visit
ing with her sister. Mrs. T. z. Bardine. at
Fremont.
Mrs. c. A. Jacob. OF Fort Steilacoom,
IS guest OF her mother. Mrs. r. Giles. OF
Eldorsdo HILL
The family OF Judge Hoyt. formerly SUI
prene Judge. VIII shortly move 10 Seattle
from Olympia
Mr. and Mrs Fred Johnson have taken
up their residence at l6l5 Third avenue.
Queen Anne hill
d. TNuil Kellogg arrived from Vancouver.
y. c.. last Thursday Tor a weeks visit
with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs Paul s Cook. prominent
people OF Astoria were guests at the Hotel
Stevens last week.
Judge and Mrs. Morris B. Sachs were
over from Port Townsend Tuesday. They
returned the next day.
T. d. Taussig, T. s. NJ, and Mrs. Taus-
sig were registered at the Kainier-Grand
last week from Washington City.
Mrs. 81. L. Gritman, Of this city, visited
last week with friends In Spokane. Mrs.
Gritman Is on her way TO 81. Paul
Ed r. Sweeney returned last week from
his extended trip through japan and the
Sandwich Islands, brown and healthy
Mrs. Bertrand Richards will spend the
summer with her daughter. Mrs. Alvah
Glover Salmon. at the Arlington hotel
Miss Bertha Gilbert, of this city, has
been the guest OF the family OF J. A. Lamb
at Snohomish during the past week.
Gen. II. A. Bigelow left Monday for In
dianapolis to attend the biennial meeting
OF the Supreme Council u. r.. X. of p.
DIR. Hicks. Jack Small. Del Young and
Sidney Plummer, quartetta OF popular
Tacoma young men. were In Seattle last
Sunday.
Mrs. Sara Rucker and Master Wallace
Rucker returned Friday after an extended
visit to relatives in Kentucky. Texas and
California
r. " Ankeny returned last Sunday from
a months visit TO the East. Mrs. Ankeny
Is much better and will be home In about
two weeks.
Miss Margaret Farquhar entertained a
few OF her university friends informally
Friday evening at her residence on Draeoe
avenue. Fremont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Smith returned Thurs
day from their wedding trip 10 British
Columbia, end are now in the pretty new
cottage on Olympic place.
Mrs; NJ. e. Kenworthy. Of 1872 Fifth ave-
nue., has gone 10 Missoula, Mont, where
she will make an indefinite visit with her
niece. Mrs. John Mclean.
Mrs. Dwight Heberling. of Hos James
street, and Master George Heberiing
behring's parents in Chicago
Mrs. K. Rosenberg has returned from a
three months visit TO Portland and will
be at home at the Butler on the first
"Wednesday Of each month.
Naval Cadets tanning and Bannon and
Dr. Farenholt. Of the battleship Oregon.
AtAo guests llAS tSAli9lef-tIIdDQ last
Wednesday. The former two are popular
with the younger society set OF the city.
Miss May Lucine Potvin. the accom-
piished pianist and teacher. who has been
for the past four years in Chicago, viii
spend the summer vacation in Seattle with
her parents at their home S2l Squire ave-
nue.. She viii arrive about May /.
Mrs. Frank r. Atkins left on the Great
Northern last Monday for visit 10 her
old home IN ObeTlin. Ohio. She Will re-
main until July, and returning will be ae-
companiad by her father, Prof. Churchill.
who has been connected with the Oberlin
college for thirty-five years.
Mr.. George A. 3. Cook and daughter
Florence. who have been visiting for
week with Col. s. F. Street and family. OF
Brooklyn, left Wednesday for their home
in Three Rivers, Mich. Mr.. Cook has I'M
I'll recently been editor and proprietor OF
the Three Rivers Tribune. He and his
daughter made many friends while In this
city. and IL may be that Seattle may yet
claim them as residents.
The many friends of Miss e. NJ. Biggs
and Miss NJ. A. Biggs will be pleased 10
known that they have arrived safely at
their home in Stanley. Falkland
Islands. Mr.. Andrew Chilberg re-
ceived letter from them during the week
The Misses Biggs lived here for four years,
staying at the Sarah II. Yesler Last Oc-
tober accompanied by their brother, Mr.
A II. Blggs, OF Port Townsend. they left
Via England for the Falkland islands