The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11

and not only continue the series but Join
in the wooden wedding anniversary OF the
hest and hostess.
The last q the series ~ Browning lee
lures by Rev. Mr.. Gowen will be given
next Tuesday at the residence Of Col. q.
.. Halter. corner Of James street and
Minor avensle. The subject viii he the
Ring and the Book This series of
lectures has been markedly successful and
has afforded a large suaoant II pleasure.
as well as 81 Information. TO those at
tending.
The French Club. conducted by Prot
Constant. was entertained by Mrs. J. u.
Lowman last Monday afternoon. The
afternoon was delightfully."- spent IN con-
versation and reading. The next meeting
OF the club viii be tomorrow. at the home
Of Mrs. !. F. Mcknight
Miss Anne Turner. daughter OF Lester
Turner. and one OF the most popular
young society ladies in Seattle. was ex-
pected home last Thursday from New
York. but was delayed by the floods In
the Dakotas. She Is expected at any time.
Society quite literally patronixed the
Living Poster exhibit at Rankes hall last
week. This entertainment. which was
given by the Ladies' Relief Society Of
Plymouth church. was very successful
both financially and artistieally.
Today viii mark the Inauguration GER
emonies TN the new ST Marks church on
Broadway near Madison. and IL Is need
less To say that a fashionable congrega-
ton will ill the church to witness the
dedication ceremonies.
The Coullion Club made up OF members
OF the older set will give a German at
Proschs hall Wednesday evening. April
q. \ leader has not yet been decided
upon. This Will be the swell party Of the
after Lenten season.
Ex-Gov. and Mrs George L. Black were
in the city last week on their way from
Falrhaven 10 Spokane. which they expect
10 make their home hereafter. They were
entertained Tuesday by Mr.. and Mrs. :.
l.. Crawford.
Indications point 10 the SWEETEST ball of
the season on the occasion OF the Agayne
Club affair at Ranke hall. Friday. April
e Young society people from Tacoma.
Spokane and Whatcom viii be present.
Miss Kathryn Bryant, the accomplished
daughter Of Gen. John IL. Bryant. who
has been quite favorite in Washington
City society the past winter. VIII return
TO Seattle shortly for the summer.
At meeting of the Assembly Club at
the home of Miss Elise Brookes Friday
evening IL was decided TO give ball at
the Queen Anne clubhouse on the night OF
April 80.
Mrs f. O. Graves and Miss Evelyn
Graves are no longer az Los Angeles. they
having departed last week for Santa Bar
bars, where they will remain for few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kyer. Miss Mae
Kyer and Mr.. Wallace G. Gushing, Of Min
neapolis, were among the guests of the
oregon at Port Orchard last Monday.
Miss Hubbard of Minneapolis, who was
the guest OF Mrs. III. c. Henry last sum
mer is expected 10 return In the near
future for another visit.
The meeting OF the Queen Anne Cinch
Club at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus
Calhoun last Monday evening was an es-
pecially pleasant one.
The Harwood Morgans will take the
Fulton cottage on Lake Washington for
the summer. They win close their town
home May 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Paschall and
Mr.. Edgar Ames will take the Lewis cot
tage. Lake Washington. May / for the
summer.
The Misses Ethel and Agnes Cardtn are
visiting Mrs. Frank Cardfn. OF Tacoma
They viii return home at the close of this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Bausman and
Miss Belle Holmes viii shortly take the
MacCuIsky residence on Boren avenue.