The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-17

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ghaa, president for many years q the
First National bank os this ci<y. The GER
emory win taks place a. ST. Mary's ca
thedraI On Van Ness avenue, az noon TO-
day. and viii Dc performed by the Very
Rev. T. J. Prendergast, vicar general The
church wlfi ~ beautifully decorated FOR the
o-aslcn After the ceremony there viii ia
a Wedding reception and breakfast az the
home Of the brides mother. 1SSs Post street.
near Cough
The welding was 70 have taken place q
month hence auE as the groom has been
ordered 20 proceed north on his vessel ina
Marietta. which = bound for SitkA Alaska.
il was decided by the relatives q tas
young people to have the ceremony per
fornsed AZ once. After the wedding the
couple viii spend few days IN the south
ern part q the state. On sunday Ensign
Raby vii De oelged 10 bid al Fevoir %
his bride for then the Marietta Vii leave
on her north-bound trip.
The bride has been weA known n So
ciely circles she - q cousin OF Mrs E y.
Fritz. OF Asheury Heights. and Also II
ex-senator jeremiah Lynch. The groom
has lust completed his ID year, and IS lit
tie more than tWelvemOath older thAn
his bride. He Is graduate Of Annapolis
and the eldest son Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Raby. OF Bay CITY. Mich"
The New York correspondent OF the
post-InteIligencer writes under date OF
October - as follows:
Last Tuesday vas the initial night OF
Francis Powers Chinese play, The
First Born" in New York The Man
haitian theater was crowded and the ap-
plause was phenomeualiy warm Tor a
New York audience. Your correspondent
could hardly believe he was witnessing a
tremendous hit Of the old CoTdray theater
oh nm HFfsa
stage. with his accent softened little
Bit by time was the young playwright
Francis Powers in the leading role,
Chang Wang Your correspondent Fe-
called Powers IN the leading juvenile
character at the Seattle family play
house some six or seven years ago WIN
Powers on the stage was George os-
bourne who was leading man at the self
same house IL was Ike renewing old
acquafntanCes over the footiights- Ihe
press OF the city praise the play as one
OF the most artistic ever produced here.
NJ F. Backus is ia New York this week
arranging various business affairs In the
big city.
Frederick Bausman. the well-known
attorney Of Seattle was at the Hoffman
Saturday and Sunday.
Andrew Butleigh Is expected In a day
or two. IL Is understood he Is coming
here 20 negotiate large klondike trans
portatien scheme.
James u. Hcge. 3r, Of Seattle. Is stop
ping at the AlbeTnarle. Mr. Hoge sails
ON the 18th on the S. s. st. Louis" for
London. where he goes on an important
business deal IL is understood here that
his mission in Europe Is In the interest
Of a New York syndicate In which his
uncle Mr. John Hoge. the Ohio million
ARE. is interested. lie has been inter-
vlewed hy the Eastern papers and has
~ nd her fut
Mr. FIoge VIII take a pleasure trip around
the world before returning to Seattle
early ia the coming year, where IL IL nn-
dcrstood he viii continue 10 make his
home.
The art exhibition which accompanied
the opening OF Miss Fiskens studio IN
the New York block last Friday after
noon WAS the only event Of the week
which society attended Ia large numbers.
From until after 5 o'clock the handsome
liz arranged studio received several hun
dred Or the fashionable ones. Those who
were there went away well pleased. The
walls were richly graced with beautiful
bits % art. the work Of Miss Ftsken and
Miss Woodruff. Miss Fisken's miniature
productions were arranged In the west
corner Of the studio and were admired
and discussed with favor by everyone
that called during the afternoon.
Among those who visited the studio
Were:
Mr. and Mrs 4. w. Andrews. Mrs. Fred
E .irnson. Mrs. r r. Osgood Miss ATquit.
Mrs. George 3. Kittsnger, Mrs. J. C. Sour
rs. Mrs J. y. MacDougau. Mrs r. b. NJ.
Miller Mr.. ard Mrs. William Redheid, Mrs.
r r. AIbertson. Mrs John Il. Fay. Mrs.
Lillian Miller Mrs. Geddings Mrs. Har-
wootaMorgan. Mrs. Columbus Tyler. MlaEcs
Mafher. Mrs 2. y. Hughes. Mrs VIII Mac
crombie Brown. Mrs Charles Rollins. Mrs
sharpIes. Mrs. James shannon. Mrs A
A. Rc5neld. Mrs. John W Pratt, Miss
Pratt. Miss Burbank. Mrs. II. g. Colver.
Mrs Warren, MIss Woodruff. MLss Miller
Miss Rumsey. Miss Holmes. Mis- Mary
Ethel semple. Miss Beatrice FAsSen, Mss
Bella FIskea. Mss Mabel Fisken. Miss
Reber. Mss Lawrence. Miss Genevisve
Reife, Misses Thompson. Mss Morgan.
Miss Hsnf0rd. Miss Elaine Hanford. Mia
Copeland and Miss Young.
Friday evening the young ladies' who
compose the Opltsahs. new musical club.
recently orKa uized In this city. give their
fret party AZ the handsome Morrison home.
corner Of Ninth avenue and Jefferson
street The home was IN beautiful sec5-
ralIve costume for the occasion Mrs.
Morrison and Miss Morrison received
Music anH dancing contributes % the en-
terri aLrETi.nr uf ta5@ evening i ne gusts
included Miss Ethel Garrett. VI 90 Mamie
skinner Miss Grace Anderson. Mias An
IA MlfchsH Mss Daisy Card.n. Mss Viz
gtnia Wrestling Miss Atkinson Miss rs
So Fisher Miss Clare Eawiey. Miss Ethel
Eaqiev. Miss Jennie Ingils. Mss Nina
NHls Miss Edith proscb. Miss Cora
saith. Miss Ida Smith, Miss Neftle Smith.
Miss Ida Thediugs Mr.. CoH Murray. Mr..
Fred Hannoua Nr. Ralph Sneaf. Mr.
Clarence =. Biethaa. Mr. Herald Post. Mr..
Haward Ames. NJ. r. Hamilton Geary,
NJ. Issu Hicks Mr. Frad Hicks. Mr. jul
i,1s Augustine Mr.. Clayton Crawford. Mr..
Lee Mccoy Mr. John y Wing. Nr. Efn-
est Herald. Mr. J. French Dorrance Mr..
panf EFeharfa Mr.. Wick Thompson Mr..
Rarlay Ferce Nr. Edward suffer Mr.
Fred Crockett Mr. Garrett. Mr.. Pha Nor
rsson- AR sam Russell. SIR. Carl Nc
NaBghs-
Commando and Mr. James = Greer. 20
fha navy yar1- eharulnElv snterralnea r.
company - taelg friends a. afternoon ga
- Wednesday 81 honor . taeif EleTe.
Mrs Hayden ard her daughter. Mrs ".
3 Hogzatt TIE Eiufrg room eeccra .t9r.a
ware especially h~aut3fuL Peudant from
tra chandelier hung a large O. ard Inter-
fx1ued tAroaEa thas were the lstters II +
X waae 5eaBtffaI flowers ard re8. wnlfs
and bl8e candles decorated taa tArfe. The
fuvsesa eues-s were Or ard Mrs. C}c9tt.
NJ and NJ Meeksan NJ Frank Aock-
ass ~ I4amza M8eN on anA AfisK Mock
sou - fhe navy yard. Mi@ Ens}isn- Il
san Frsr~Aaco. Dr ard Mrs. Henry YAM
ase ard Capt sud Ms. Robinson. * So
attic.
A1teaaxa The weather was very In
clement last Aonfay afternoon = aia not