The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-07

FA1RHAVEN, March s-SrScl5L-A
Hvsly little dinner party was given by the
Misses Tenplia on Wednesday evening
last In honor OF Mr. Frank c. Freer, Of
Seattle. TIE guests were: Miss Benson.
Miss Byrne Miss Tenpiln, Miss Laurie.
Miss Sutherland &r II. Knapp Kallock,
Nr. Frank b. Cole. Nr. Norman Tucker,
Mr. Frank c. Freer. Mr.. William II. BEN
son. Mr.. julius II. Blordsl. Ar. Joseph II
Mason
A delightful entertainment was given
by the Epworth League az the pavilion
Monday night
Miss Tempan. Airs 3. " Benson, Mss
Byrne and Miss Benson expect 20 make
2 pleasure tour OF the Sound elites soon.
Mrs. Evan ! NcCora entertained few
OF her friends at lunch on Friday and
gave q delightful card party In the even
ing.
Miss Jennie Benson returned Thursday
from a visit in ST. paul.
Ar. II. Newton returned Sunday from q
trip 10 British Columbia.
Miss Pearl Day has returned home from
Seattle. whore she has been taxing q
course OF study in business college.
Mr. Archie Mclean Is out again after
another siege CT malariaI fever. which he
first contracted in the South last year.
Hon. George A. Black and wife are
about TO remove 10 Spokane. where Mr..
Black viii engage in business as a MIN
ing broker. They were among the ear
Hest residents of FaIrhaven and viii be
greatly missed by large circle Of friends.
who wish them every good fortune IN
their new field.
NHATCoM, March 6.-Speclal.-The
ThesPian Club gave q srery credltable pre-
sentation OF The Wife before a very ap-
preciafive audience Tuesday evening. II
Is the most pretentious of the several
plays yet attempted BY the club. which is
now considering proposition 10 present
Il and also Joshua Whitcomb" at Port
Townsend. Mount Vernon and Everett.
Breaking His Bonds" will probably be
the next play presented by the eluo here.
Dir. Samuel Akschuler. a prominent
young merchant or this city. and Miss
Josephine Jacobs were married al the
home of the brides mother in san Fran
cisco. February Il. They left immediate
ly for Coronado beach 10 spend 81 couple
OF weeks before coming here.
Mrs A. Greenberg has gone to Louis
vile. Ky. to visit relatives and friends
for a few weeks.
Mr.. .. ID. Pagan VIII leave in day or
two for San Francisco on business trip,
and he says he VIII probably attend the
Corbett-Fitzsimmons social function at
Carson City on st. Patrick's day
DR.. J. c. Minton and wife and w W.
Carroll. wife and four children, OF Henri
eta, Tex. old-tine friends OF J. E. Ryus
and family. arrived last saturday and Will
make their future homo on Beilingham
bay.
Mrs. ". L. Minturn. OF Los Angeles,
Cal, is visiting the family OF a. May
hew. OF tins city. Mr.. -ainturn. formerly
OF this city, has gone TO the mines In Cal
ifornia.
Capt Henry Roeder has gone to Harri-
son Hot Springs on little recuperatlny
trip.
Mr.. E. ". Emmons has returned 10 his
old position here from Spokane.
The Progress Club viii give a basket
social at Rogers hall Monday evening
Marvin Barlow has returned TO his
studies at the state university, after
short visit with his parents here.
Mr.. NJ. F. Backus. OF Seattle. was n
town this week looking after his banking
interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W Lowe are VISITING
friends In Idaho. where they formerly
resided.
City Marshal Mcknight was the victim
Of very pleasant surprise party at his
home Thursday evening. arranged by his
wife
The Preachers Association Of BellinE-
ham bay IS considering the question. lis
the uncontrolled liberty OF the press in this
country detrimental TO the public wealg''
Mr.. w. c. Coddington viii leave in a ia Y
or two for Colfax. where he VIII engage
IN the general merchandise business with
Hr Harry Wordin who left here recently
to look up a location
Miss Jessie Pettibons IS reported quite
seriously III at her home on Front street.
The Clover Club met with Miss Bacon
on Tuesday afternoon.