The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-02

Games and hoaf rides On the lake took up
the time until half-pass ). when oea'
eious supper was served.
Or ard Mrs Thornton Goldsby. OF Ev.
erett. we're visitors 70 the city TOT sesSsa
days last week
AIRS Marble I. Minnfck sailed THURSDAY
on the City Of Topeka for Juneau "
spend the summer.
Judge and Mrs j. r Lewis LEFT san Jose
yesterday and will arrive in Seattle Tues
day for shcre visit.
Mrs. s. Mills and daughter Nina iers
yesterday Tor q thres months solonln III
Portland and vicinity.
Mrs E. G Neufslder IS IN Porsiana;;
where sho went 70 attend the 1unSfaA "
Miss Alice Goldsmith
The regular meeting os the Z; 9: Glao
viii be held tomorrow. at MIS-. u u Gay .
9oS Eighth avenue south.
Miss N. e Moorhead- OF ISL rlrss az
enGe. Is enjoying a vacation Al inc i1oluc
of her parents al Tracyton.
8 g. Simpson left last "Wednesday .or
visit TO his boyhood home IN noIsoii,
province or Quebec. Canada
Mr. and Mrs r. N. Jordan have taksn
the Foreman residence. SO Twenty-sccoaio
avenue north, for the summer
c. l. Hibhard and family are poaroing
at Mrs. Bakers, corner of Third avenue
and Marion street, for the summer.
Mrs. Martha White Fulton and MI Nv wal Il
ter Fulton have moved for the summer %
their ranch across Lake Washington
Gov. Rogers was In the city for few
hours last thursday. lie was en- Io1ee ~
the capital from east of the mountains
The kiioourne residence, at Edeewatsr r
viii De occupied during the summer os
Bishop Whitefseid and family, OF Seatue.
Mrs. III. I. Bell OF Leavenworlh. Is IN
the city. visiting Mrs. l.. II. Ponuns. COT
ner of Boyiston avenue north ana f1ftn
street.
Dr. ]. F. Berry. editor of the Epworth
Herald. was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
E l.. Blaine during his visit TO the CITY
last week.
Miss Sophie I.aney. of Spokane. who has
been visiting relatives for the past TWO
weeks in Fremont. left for Los Angeles.
Cal. last week.
j. L. Macpherson. United States survey
or, LETT sunday for the northwestern par, PAT,
be absent all summer.
]. F. Dorrance has been elected manager
OF the Pacific Wave. the University OF
Washington paper, and Marion EdwaraS
editor Tor the ensuing year
Frank E. Burns returned last week from
Siskiycu county, Cal. where ne is super
intending mining property. He Will visit
California before returning 10 the MINES
The Aleutheonean Literary Society held
the day being holiday at the university.
The society VIII meet as usual the coming
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Woodwork, of Free
mont, nave announced lhs HAT iiase "
their daughter Emma Louise. 10 Mr.. Ed
ward Crawford. The ceremony will take
place on Tuesday, May T. 1897.
Capt. T.. j. Rathbone. superintendent OF
the Oregon Railway & Navigation Com
panys water lines at Portland, spent
Thursday and Friday in the city,. the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ". Goodhue-
Mrs. F. II. KiIbourne. of Edgewater, ac-
conpanied by her three daughters and her
sister Miss Elizabeth Wall. left for Sheri-
dan. Wyo., Thursday. Mr.. kilbourne ex-
poets 10 join his family later in the sum
mer.
Mrs. C. p. Converse returned Thursday
from a lengthy visit 10 Southern Califor-
MIA She and her husband and Charles
Wurtelle will take the house formerly oc-
cupied by Mr.. and Mrs. James ID.
Hoge, jr.
s. L. Harrison chief officer of the Japa-
nese steamer Matsuyama Maru, enter.
Mrs. J. r. Siansbury. Mrs. Chadbourne.
Mr.. w. B. Goodrich and Mr.. George w.
Otterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. McGinnis and Mr..
and Mrs. Richard f. Parkhurst enjoyed
a delightful bicycle ride from Tacoma to
over on the early Flyer and returned dur
ing the evening.
Langdon and Paul Henry, who are at
tending the Lawrenceyille academy, at
I.awrenceville. y. j., were in New York
city last week to meet their father. Mr.. II.
G.. Henry, and witness the dedlcatlon OF
the Grant monument.
The pupils of the Academy Of the Holy
Names opened the month of May with
their usual strains at the Church of Our
Lady of Good Help. Services will be held
every evening az O'Clock, Miss ,, MAY lay
the first time offfsinss al organist. Sat
urday' was the opening night