The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-07

s-t.~Si~ Rogers Miss Nellie Drew Mr.
Herbert Upper. Mr.. Fred Upper and Mr..
yaut-
Mr.. and Mrs 5. " Champion. OF Green
friends and relatives
Judge z A Mcdonald has gone 70 New
York on business and n search OF Pleas
Bre. He viii BE- gone several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. John Graham entertained
last Sunday evening az dinner Mr. and
Mrs. L. ". Buckley. Mss suzy Tracy and
sister.
Mrs. W. P. Mcbride. acconnauiea ny
her father. A NJ Guild left or the CITY
OF Topeka for Sitka. Alaska. their future
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. smith. Of snoho-
risn, spent several DAYS ia the city last
week and were the guests OF the Rainier
Grand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Terry. Of Ports
mouth: Ohio. who have come 20 Seattle
% make their home. are guests Of their
sister. Mrs. y. T. Cheek. on Queen Anne
Hill
Mr.. Sam Irwin. travelling auditor for
the Oregon Improvement Company. has
shortly on journey to his old home in
Ireland.
Mrs. ". Fleming Smith. one Of San
Francisco's most charming women. re-
turned home last week after spending two
weeks IL the city. the guests OF Mrs. Eras-
tus Rrafrer1
Mr.. and Mrs. ". T. Cheek. Of Lexington.
KY. have located in Seattle and have
taken the DR.. Walsh home on Fifth ave-
daughters viii adopt Queen Anne day''
and win be ar home 10 friends on wednes-
days.
A very interesting meeting Of the Cen
fury Club: at which two papers Were pre-
Sented and discussed. was held on Friday.
paper on The Child and the Race"
6y MISS Becker, and another by Mrs. Me-
cullough on Juvenile Literature" The
next meeting viii be held on next Friday
afternoon az Miller Post hail Stevens
hotel. at which time a paper dealing with
the question. Should Immigration be Re-
c. r Robinson and another :" on Re
sponsibIllty' by Mrs. NJ c. Allen.
Mr.. p. Bettinger, Mrs. P Bettinger ard
Miss Olive Bettinger. OF San Francisco;
Mr. / NJ Prssttlan and son. OF Norman.
Miss NJ. NJ. Jolley. Of Elma; Mr.. Jack
Black, Of Tacoma Mr.. T. ". Parker Of
Vancouver. B. G.: Miss Blanche be Moor.
of Tacoma: Miss Perois Cloverdale. of
Tacoma: Mr.. Charles Lindeberg, Mr. s
J. Holsinger and Mr.. A. 4. Way. OF this
city were guests at the Hotel York last
week
The ladies OF the Spiritual Christian
church last Wednesday evening at Olym-
pic hall gave an entertainment long 10
as well as the manner in which every part
was rendered. The following contributed
20 make the evening most enjoyable
one: Mrs. George stetson. Mrs. Meal
Spauldlng Miss r Frankfurt and Mr..
Paul kaufman. social dance concluded
the programme. All encouraged the d.
rector OF the programme TO recommend
repetition of a similar entertainment
which the ladies decided to give the first
Wednesday in December.
Great interest and enthusiasm was dis
played by the members who took part In
the programme at the Students Athe-
naeum OF Wilson's Business College last
Friday afternoon. A large number was
in attendance and all were delightfully."-
entertained. The programme was as fol-
lows: Miss Fisher. recitation: Misses
Kesler and Hines, violin duet; talks on
given by ten members. and the debate.
RESOLVED, That the civilization OF a ma
ton is largely due to the advancement
Par1e and Duncan a0 and hs messqs y Wilisms
and Dweley. A leading feature for next
meeting viii he the college paper. which
will give all current news UP TO date.
Recently very interesting lecture was
byterian church on "A Visit to Berlin"
II was given under the auspices of the
Ladies' Aid Society of the church and
Miss Mary Glmour was the speaker.
turned from a sojourn In Europe of more
than a years durat ton. She ha made a
special study OF the historic places in Ger
many especially. and this with a peculiar
ly happy faculty Of observation and INTEL
ligent inquiry. She has returned to her
home In Seattle with rich fund of in
formation relative TO the places. persons
and conditions in that far away land.
Her lecture was listened to with closest
attention throughout, and was replete
with Incidents OF humor and character
roho nall cz daSa init Of ln.o Il
titles. All were greatly delighted with the
evenings entertainment.