The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-12
OLYMPIA SOCIAL NEWS.

OLYMPIA, Dec. u.-Hon. VIII ID. Jen-
ktns. secretary OF state. Is back from his
Alaska visit, where ne secured some
placer properties for the Cooperative
Mining Syndicate, of which he II treas
urer.
DR.. p. H. and Mr.. Fred W. Carlyon
were called to Victoria, Il. c., early this
week to attend the funeral OF their
younger brother. who died Sunday.
Mr. III. Hoke. Of the surveyor generals
Office. has not been at his desk the past
week. being confined to his room because
OF severe cold.
Prof. w. II. Roberts. formerly clerk OF
the Thurston county courts. has composed
. Te Deum which II Is expected will be
rendered by the choir of ST Johns church
the Sunday following Christmas, after
which It will be published.
Mr.. II. II. Goodwin Is building a boat in
olympia harbor, In preparation for a
cruise to Alaska in search Of gold.
Mrs. r. +. Sturdevant. wife Of ex-Judge
Sturdevant. OF Columbia county, Is In the
city. the guest Of her daughter. Mrs. +.
NJ. Troy.
Mr.. G. A. Barnes 10 gathering a thrifty
sesond crop Of rich red raspberries from
his garden, corner OF Ninth and Adams
streets.
Miss Lizzie Pierce, Of whatcom, is VISIT
Ing her sister. Mrs. John T. Bethel, at her
Maple Park home.
The semi-annual election OF officers OF
the local camp Of woodmen OF the World.
Wednesday evening. resulted as follows:
Consul. George II. Funk: adviser. E. A.
Vanderveer: banker. c. B. Mann: clerk.
William A. Hasemeyer: escort, John T.
Bethel; board Of managers, A. W. Wilson.
+. A. Rust and James s. Longmire. The
presentation OF sixteen applications for
membership betokens the thrifty condition
Of the woodmen.
Mr.. A. w. Misner late postmaster OF
Olympia, has engaged to so to ct. Paul to
act as manager for the Seymour Lecture
Company. He expects TO start next week
for this new field OF operations.
Rev. Father Saindon. late of the Tulaiip
Indian reservation. Snohomish county. has
been installed in charge of st. Michaers
Catholic church In Olympia, TO succeed
Rev. Father classens. lately transferred
reared from boyhood In the neighhoring
county Of Chehalis. where his parents yet
reside
Mr.. Charles W. Seymour, OF Tacoma.
delivered a scholarly and entertaining lee
ture In Unity auditorium Wednesday even
ing. entitled Cleopatra" The gifted
speaker appeared under the patronage of
the Ladies' Aid Society or the Congrega-
tionai church.
Mr.. Lohb. OF Portland. Is in tho city.
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. @. Kaufman.
Washington lodge. A. o. u. W.. held It's
election OF officers Tuesday evening. with
the following result: +. NJ. w. w. A.
Steelnan NJ W.. T.. f. Cole; foreman,
G. II. Prsdham: overseer. Joseph Cottie;
guide. Frank Van Eaton: Recorder, ]. /.
Lehnherr: ffnancier. .. r. Frisch; receiv-
or, E. pwyer. inside Waterman. Ben VIM
cent; outside Waterman. III. +. pocherty.
Following is list OF the officers Of
Olympia Lodge. No. l. !. Q. O. F.. elected
Monday evening for the term beginning
with the new Y var: 7. ". Cord. y. c.; Il.
w Johns v. O.: Daniel Gahey. treasurer;
q. Il. Frssch, recording secretary and IL
hrarian: W. r. Roberts. financial secre-
tary; john Ciees. trustee. During the
evening an able address on Odd Fellow
ship was delivered by Grand Representa-
tive o. C. White. followed by refresh
nents IN the library room.
Mrs. o. G. White is enjoying visit
from her sister Miss Mamie Ra!nwater.
OF DAYTON. Wash. who l. well known tn
Olympia society through former welcome
visits.
Prof. and Mrs. ". III. Roberts gave a
musicale Tuesday evening az their home
on Water street. A choice programme
was rendered and the svsging proved very
enjoyable
Mrs. McKinnon visited friends in Seattle
this week