The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-03
OLYMPIA SOCIETY.

OLYMPIA oct MIR and Mrs g W
Bolton entertained a small party of thelr
friends AZ duplicate whist SATURDAY even
ing. al the close % whch delightful game
the hostess served dainty refreshments.
The two tables were occupied hy SIR and
Mrs. Bates Mr. and Mrs. Bolton. Miss
Rogers. Mss Florence Prince. Ar wye
and Mr. u Is. Promo
A party 81 the friends o. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Rlankenship surprised them one
evening last week at their home. on last
side street Whist was the leading feature
q the evening" pleasure II the refresh
meuts provided BY the ladies' are excepted
The surprise was a genuine one. and Mr
and Mrs Biankenship we're In a state u
bevslldernent for a while. but much APP
rrecia*ed the spclai disposition shown ~
their guests. The slirpr.aers were Mr. and
Mrs J. OBJ Scobey. Mr.. and Mrs %. v
Linn. Mr. and Mrs G VI. Bolton Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Bates. Mr.. and Mrs. a. L.
I.abAree. SIR. and Mrs. Charles Bovine
Mr. aud Mrs John Cryderman. Mrs. Op-
penhe1rner Mrs Charles Garfield. Miss
Nellie Frost. Miss Marian Blsnkenship and
Mr. Prond
state Superintendent and Mrs. Frank
Browne delightfully."- entertained at din
ner party Tuesday evening the Rev ]. r.
Browne Of Wabash. Ind Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Lister. Mr. and Mrs g NJ. Kelly.
% Seattle. Pref and Mrs Leach. Mrs. G.
" Young and MIsS Alice StrOhm- The din
ner was given IN honor Of Rev. Browne.
who has been visiting hts son In Olympia.
Wednesday evening Mr.. George Kennedy.
81 Rtzviile and Miss Pearl Bunnel. 81
Tumwater. we're united IN marriage a. the
Baptis; church IN this city. Mr.. Kennedy
was state librarian Sin Gov, MCGraw's adj
uainistrat .en and the bride is a young lady
who Is a society favorite az her home The
young couple have many friends IN Oiym-
pia 10 wish them all happiness.
The Methodist people gave reception IN
their church Thursday evening 20 Welcome
their new minister Rev. O ". Mlutzer ard
Miss Zulu jenkins. daughter Of the state
secretary. has returned from visit 20
Nhatreni
Mrs. wsseot;. o. Seattle. who has Been
visiting AZ the home of Mr.. and AIRS a y.
Rogers has reformed to the Queen city.
Mss Rose KesteTson has returned from
an Eastern Eislt
MRS. C. NJ PIX and rttle daughter have
returned fron Tacoma. where they attend
"a the funeral - Mrs. Pix's mother.
Mr and Mrs NJ Kelly. ~ seattle spen,
gha Fast week Nth Prof and Mrs. Frank
Browne
Mrs. T. Woodruff RS to.ned rer huS-
hard ia Seattle who're tbeg VII make their
future houe,
Mr.. Gov. Rogers ara daughter Miss
Carrie. have been visiting freads IN Ia
coma.
Mrs Montarue daughter ~ pr ara
Mrs Cstrau6er lsrJ FOR her home Be Ore
gou after spending a month SO the bedside
~ ner sryathar who Is gerry iN
Or sud Mrs lneham have removed -
tAc pretty cestaEe on ~ 'n street formerly
oeagsple5 bv d. Armstrong Mss Nary
Hsvss wfii spend the month With Mrs
Iaehs0.
col A. r Tugwen and F. +. Baker
raminiscences ~ last winters legislative
session were ~ olympia Tuesday on
business trir.
MIS- a. e Bates entertained ths ~
vtrai;y Cfub Saturday afternoon T. not
being the regular study 3ay. the afternoon
Nss spent In reading aloud AMI discussion
AIRS q & White has returned from a
VISIT to Seattle
Rev Henry r Badger. the row pastc-
- the Episcopal church aas arrived ana
holds ftviue service FOR he FIRST tffne san
day. T2lc evening eaplr - thst church aes
been reaTea eize3 ana vii furu So excellent
nlussc hereafter as such musicians ne Pref
ard Mrs Roberts AIRS fsolfor Mrs
taA8rce Mis- pgsri Hall ard others are
tnclu3ed .n thl~ ,.Essr.
Mrs O. A. pamoe. ~ Seattle has t-esn
visiting ln Ois nrta a guest - her SISTER
Ms Capt Wiley
Mrs s. D. EtSrr mss fo.urd he- husband
81 the.r new bone in Seattle
Mss@ Dars S.ernfs-rr bas returned from
xs-ft f1 Stn Fraoessga
Mrs NJ i Ss.arks au3 rtnteae-s7tey.
N.ss Avs NaH7. htve ~efurnca fro-1
v.sE WITH friends AZ satsep