The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-24

A T. Chambers. bur Is not accompanied
BY Mrs Denies Supreme Judge Reavts hsss
purchased the handsome home formerly
belonging 20 Judge Gordon on Thf-Veenfn
street. and Mrs. Reavis is at home 20 her
friends. The interesting family of state
Secretary jenkins have taken the hand
some residence on Main street kaown as
the Turpin place. Miss Jenkins young
lady sister IS an attractive addition %
Olympia social circles. She IS Fnuch spoken
OF as the next asslstans state librarian.
Mr.. .. G.. Heifner is the Only one OF the
clerical force In the secrstary's Office who
has family here as YET. He Is tempo
rsrily residing az sIa Eighth street. State
Auditor and Mrs. Neal Chefham reside AT
the corner OF Second and Plum streets.
Deputy State Auditor D. p. Garrison. With
LIS charming family, and Mr.. r. McKin-
ney. oookkeeper in the auditors
once. have leased the Unity fats.
corner Mini ard Franklin streets.
The two young ladies employed in
that Office, Miss Underwood and
Miss Huldah Vaughn are living with the
ham. respectively. State Treasurer Young
and family reside ar the east end OF Ma
pie Park. Deputy State Treasurer Bawn
has sent for his family. and rhey viii go
10 housekeeping az once. State Snperin-
teRdent Of Public Instruction Browne and
family live az 4es Fifteenth street. Com
missioner OF Public Lands Bridges family
is not here. Mr.. Lee Aelleur, MS
chief clerk. lives at 12o5 Pleasant
street Mr. A II. Mackinnon and
family live at 1907 Water street.
Miss Mary Hayes. stenographer in
Commissioner Bridges office, Is board
ing at the Hospital. Mr. T. j. Maloney
is secretary OF the board of state land
commissioners. and resides with his fam
lily Al No. 1lls Sixth street and State En-
gineer Cryderman and family live in one
OF the pretty cottages belonging TO Mrs.
Ready.
The location of the ladies who are visit
ing the capital during the session IS given
in the following list: Mrs. Senator Decke-
bach. olympia hotel: Mrs. r. - Washburn.
Olympia hotel: AIRS. Senator Megier. olym-
pia ho1el:' Mrs. George Turner. Olympia
hotel; Mrs. Representative Warner, Olym-
pia hotel: Mrs. Representative Wiikeson.
Olympia hotea: Mrs. Eugene Short, olym-
pia hotel: Mrs. A. Nida, Olympia hotel,
Miss Virginia Winston, Olympia hotel.
Mrs. Senator Range, 1905 Adams street;
Mrs. Senator Harper. Maple Park: Mrs.
Senator Cole, corner jefferson and Elev-
enEh streets: Mrs. Representative r. r.
Baker. Olympus hotel: Mrs. G. II. Baker,
Temple fat; Mrs. Bush. No. Is Franklin
street; Mrs. Cline. 4l4 Tenth street: Mrs.
Hooper, 1la Tenth street Mrs. j. b. Smith.
$40 Union block: Mrs. VIII. IA Fifteenth
street; Mrs. Scott is visiting with the fam
lily of Mr.. A. ID. Rogers. At the Arlington
house are stopping: Mrs. Nj. A. Stewart.
OF Seattle: Miss Jessie Dietz. Everett; Mrs.
Bertha yinan, Seattle: Miss Pierce. Seat
tie. Mrs. y. r. Young, of Anacortes. is
with Mrs. Ed Melton.
Mrs. w. C. Squire is at the Olympia no.
tel, taking a keen interest in the senatorial
fight.
Airs. Barlow of Pierce county. attended
the inaugural ball. hut has returned home
The wife and daughter OF Senator Lewis.
of Seattle. have returned after a weeks
visit 10 the Capital City.
Mrs. George kittinger has returned TO
Seattle. Mrs. Kittinger is we'll known in
Olympia and favorite in society.
Mrs. Armstrong has been entertaining
Mrs. Elliott. now of Seattle. but formerly
of Chicago.
Mrs. b. F. Heustis has had Mrs. Calhoun.
of Seattle, for her guest the past week.
The ladies Of the Episcopal church gave a
reception and tea in the reception room of
their church Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Annie McEachran. formerly Gov.
McGraws stenographer. has decided to re-
main in Olympia during the winter.
Mrs. S. II. Barbee entertained a few of
her lady friends at cards one afternoon
during the week.
Mrs. Ingham gave luncheon in honor OF
Miss Kate McGraw Saturday afternoon.
This occasion was most delightful affair,
the souvenirs being especially desirable
and pretty, consisting of dainty cards with
water colors to represent some song, tho
name OF which was TO be guessed from the
picture thereon. prize being given 20 tha
lady guessing the most names. AS happy
circumstance this prize was won by Miss
McGraw. The luncheon was very pretty
and elaborate one. The table presented a
beautiful appearance with tha handsome
cut glass and silver. and Mrs. Ingham
proved herself a charming hostess. The
young ladies at the luncheon were Miss
McGraw, Miss Winston. Miss Maria Win
ston Miss Wilson. of Seattle. Miss Fisher.
Miss Cowles, Miss Cavanaugh, Miss AL
len. Miss Marian Patton.
The ladies who are stopping at the Olym-
pia gave an informal hop in the parlors
Wednesday evening. TO which a few guests
were invited. The ladies provided refresh
ments and a pleasant evening was spent by
those present.
Gov. McGraw expects TO remove his fam
lily TO Seattle the early part of next week.
The ladies of the Congregational church
gave their annual dinner Thursday even
ing.