The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-18
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&r. Baker dined with Mr.. and Mrs. G.org.
r. Blanchard "Wednesday night
NJ. Jay seagwsek left THURSDAY for New
YORK %leEe he VIII spend TIE holidays.
Ar. and Mrs. Maxwell. of South Bend,
are visiting DIR. am Mrs Thomas Cooper
ar. and Mrs MCGOWAN have taken the
residence Of Mr.. Joshua Pierce for the
winter.
Mr. Clyde Clancy has given 40 his po-
si'lon ia Portland ard has returned TO
Tacoma
Mrs. J r stubh spent The latter part
q me week in Seattle. the guest o. Mrs
Harry Taylor
The First Congregational church viii
give l's annual supper and rol-caa social
on December e
NJ. and Mrs. C. A. Murray and NJ. ana
Mrs {. ". SaGitz occupied & box ar the
theater Men1ay night
Mrs. A. r. Tustsn and Mise Tltten Will
go - san Francisco before the month
closes. ~ WHIT friends.
Ny. Charles Hyde has gone 10 Oswego.
y. y, 10 spend tire holidays with Mrs
Hyde and his son Robert.
Mrs. Arthur A.bertson and Miss Alice
voorhees, are expected home tomorrow
from their Eastern visit.
Mrs J. II. Parton who has been very
u and has suffered severely with inoculs-
ton u the eye Il convalesng
Miss Alice Rector vii 60 TO Seattle next
week to attend the wedding OF Miss Grace
Anderson and Mr.. Claude Ramsey.
Mr.. aDd Mrs. William Jones went TO Sc
attic Friday and were TIE guests OF friends
AZ the performance OF The Geisha" FIJI
day night
Miss Curtis. the Wei known artist has
Sc - p -
Francisco where she viii study 10 Dc d
trained nurse.
Mrs. +. II. Bowen. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bowen and Mrs. John Rowen Will spend
Christmas in Seattle with Mr.. and Mrs
7. r. Shepard.
Mrs. a W. II. Raynor. OF the Annie
Wright seminary. will spend part OF the
Christmas vacation In Seattle with Mrs.
w. III. Whitt!esey.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph MetcaH left for
California " Wednesday where II is hoped
Mr., A~tcaf VIII speedily recuperate from
iiis recent severe accident
Miss Nellie Cutter viii give a dancing
party. for which she has issued about one
hundred and htty invitations at Masons
library On the 18Th VI Decen Der.
Miss Sue Carl leaves the last OF this
month for San Francisco 10 take u two
years course in the training school for
nurses. or tho city and County hospital
Miss Esce.le Turner. OF Seattle, VINO
stA4AAteI from kie Annie w llsEt SEMI
nary last year, viii enter the seminary
after Christmas to take a postgraduate
course.
Ass. William Biglow returned last week
from Boston where she has been visiting
for the past few months and has Joined
Mr.. blglow ia Seattle. where they viii In
future reside.
Mr.. Robert Polk, wlIo has been in Ta-
coma for the past two years. left Wed
nes4ay for his home in ST Paul where he
VIII remain until spring when ne will re-
turn 10 Tacoma and 60 10 Alaska.
The frosty payernents the first Of the
week were the cause Of several very bad
accidents. Mrs. Fred Smith had a bad
fan. disiocating her shoulder. and Miss
" Gilbert Is suffering with a sprained back,
the result OF fall
The oratorio Of The Messiah will b.,
given by tho Festiya! Chorus December ~
The soloists Viii be Miss Bloch. soprano.
az Portland. Mrs. Whittlesey contralto.
of Seattle; Mr.. Paul Worth Dakin. tenor,
and Prof. II. H. JOY. bass.