The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-07

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a. arzas us@t oy TIE Uni-e5 States in
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obAatsrce ana rnali.rses. An invitation
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% - ard IS 20 meet Prof Gsorg. NJ Alien.
who - kindly conducting this work.
In r-~ponss - = call issued hy Mrs 8.
" Paira and Mss Emma s. ynia a
Nose-n Novel CUB was organized for the
purpose Of reading and discussing recent
.ctIoa. sra the study o. belle Ie;tres IN
general TIE club VIII consist % about
thi-ty rsn and women Miss TUE has
consented 10 act as leader.
Nr. W. p Rinkley. who has been au.te
81 FOR sons tine. ss now slowly recover
Ing.
Ms II. @. York was In the city this
week looking over the comfortable guar
tsrS IN which her husband n located a.
county treasurer.
Mr. e A Strong has removed from sno-
hor.tsh 10 Everett.
Mr.. W. g stocksriage took q shovt
leave o. absence last week writing re;a-
tiveS IN Puysllups
Mrs. George f. Woodruff ana daughter
left on Monday for visit 20 Mrs Wood
rurs parents IN Marfnette. via
Mr.. z. J. Lane left for California hast
week on a business trip.
Attorneys Coleman and Hart have re-
moved from Snohomssh TO Everett. Mr..
Hart has leased one OF the Tuttls houses
on Twenty-Second street
Mrs. c. c. Hixson gave her little sen.
Deputy Treasurer Shea expected 20 re-
move his family from Mary<vile 10 Ever
EFT this week
Mr. ]. H Mitchell and family have re-
turned 70 Everett. and occupy one OF tbs
Bannison houses on Grand avenue.
Miss Anna Springer has returned from
. visit with friends In Port Townsend.
Mrs. Brenton gave an afternoon tea at
the rectory on Thursday for the benefit OF
Trinity choir fund.
Mr. Lsverick Duryse arrived home on
Monday from Cornell university. which he
was Obliged 10 leave on account OF his
health which threatened 20 give way
under the pressure OF his studies Hts
brother Mr.. Albert Duryee. came home
from thu state university TO spend sun
day.
The ladies have opened a free reading
room in the north room OF the paper com
pany's hotel building at Lowell II Is
supplied with an attractive list OF maya
zines.
Mr. and Mrs. Gates celebrated IN a very
quiet way the ffty-eighth anniversary OF
their wedding this week
Mr. and Mrs Miller have removed from
the Pennsylvania house TO the Grand
Central hotel, which they have recently
leased
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Alge have returned
from a visit 10 friends In Seattle and Port
Blakeley.
Mr., John E McManus has been at home
for a few days from the Kootenay coun-
try. where he has been inspecting mineral
land for the government.
Sheriff Currie has leased the Jones cot
tage. on Colby avenue, and taken pos
session with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. +. A. White were in Sc
attic this week.
Mrs HutchIns, Of Snohomish. has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Requa-
AT meeting OF the Commercial Club
on Tuesday evening the following were
placed In nomination for trustees for a
period Of two years. six trustees TO be
elected: W. ]. Rucker. Edward Mills,
NJ r. Wilder, Il. c. Bronson. A q. West
land. A o'Kelly. Thomas A Garriguss,
+. y. Godshall. f. A. White. Y. G. Pearse,
w do r Edwards.
The Athletic Dancing Club has organ
tied for the remainder OF the winter. with
the following Officers: President, II.
Swanson; secretary. F. Mckenzie. treas
urer. G. w. Creese; door keeper, Charles
Merrill The next assembly of the club
viii be in Harris opera house, on Saturday
evening. February e.
The residence Of Mr.. ". Rudebeck was
the scene of a pleasant wedding on Thurs
day when his daughter. Miss Anna r.
Rudeheck. was married 20 Mr.. James W.
Hirst. OF Seattle. Rev. f. f. Drake Of
fclated. A fine luncheon followed the
ceremony and the bridal couple received
some beautiful gifts. They left on the
afternoon train FOR Seattle.