The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-24

IN n. medical department Of the Tniver-
SEty % A5cn.xaz az Ana Ar5er. and re-
and surgery.
Mrs. J r. Trowari3ge, accompanied by
Misses N@allis ard Sarah Stevenson. left
On 20. Cottage Clty .Ast Tuesday tor an
excursion TIP - Alaska
Dr.. ard Mrs Charles Henry Clarke
have spen. me past week n visiting the
cites Of ,hs lover SQUAD. They expect 10
return % SeaTt.e Tuesday.
M AaoI; Lo~snsky. noted vioa--sss.
having received his musical esauca-.sa n
al the Ralaier-Gra1d nc *
Mss Eva Pearson, OF Stanwoo1. who
has been visiting trends n COPY ana Sc,
artie for the past three weeks, returned
10 hsr home last wednesday.
Robert CARY. a weilknown member 81
the younger society set Of the city. re-
turned sast week from Boston. where he
- a student Il the Tech school.
Ms. George T Smith and daughters, OF
Sorta seattle. left during the week 20
and frien1s al ChatEieid. MIN.
Mr.. ] ". Logan. Of San Francisco. WAS
among ne sEr.t44s on lie Roanoke rom
-. Michael After yls4E OF several days
IN Ire city. Mr. Logan continued TO his
hone
Mr.. Elkan Morganstern was passenger
OF the steamer FaraIiou from Alaska FIJI
day. Mr. MoTg ansfern took advantage OF
his vacation by taxing a round trip 10
Alaska.
Mrs Newman Kline. accompanied by
her s.ster-.n-law and nephew. q ohio, has
returned. Mrs Kline mad y most delight
ful v.s.t with numerous relatives and
friends in the East.
spending the summer on fruit farm on
Easaon island Mr. Powi-s spends sun
days win his family. returning on Non
days 70 his place OF business.
A small party Of BeI.evueites p.cnicked
az West Seattle Wednesday. The party
Included: Mrs. W. T. Ivey, Mss lvey.
Mss May Ivey. Miss Ava Iyey. Mss
Wright. Miss Seelye and Rev. W. j.
Faulkner.
Judge and Mrs. 8. Bullock. Of Portland
Or. passed through the city last week. en-
route 10 Boston. While IN town they were
guests OF Mrs Carrie Grunkranz, of us
Seventeenth avenue north
Miss Jessie Steele has been very III for
SONS weeks past. but . now rapidly gain
Ing strength and will soon be able 10
leave Prov dence hospital FOR the home Of
her Brother on Beacon hill, where she Will
spend the summer.
The Misses Francis. Of New York. Capt.
Z. l.. Willis and Mr. John King. OF Seattle.
composed a yachting party on the yacht
DoI.ie at Lake Washington last Wednes-
day. The party crulsed among The pic
Yarr3w. Kirkland and the university. re-
turning in time for an early supper.
Rev. Thomas j. Shuey, of Edinburg
Ind, will arrive In Seattle Friday. July p.
Via Northern Pacific railway. He viii
spend month with rs brother. II. o.
Shuey, Of llZ3 Fourth avenue. Mr.. Shuey
Is pastor OF one of the largest churches in
Indiana and ranks among her best preach n
ers. He VIII preach az the First Christian
church on Seneca street Sunday morning
and evening. July 81 On August he Will
dedicate the new church at Everett.
Mrs Bethia Wepf Mosier. Baptist for
e.gn missionary from Burnah. and Mss
Julia Wepf. prominent public school teach
er, al Milwaukee. Wis, are visiting tnIer
sister Ms. \. e. Clark, al Meadow
Wash. Mrs. Mosicr Is in America for d
rest, having spent ten years in the for
e.gn field in Prone. Burmah. She viii re-
turn after recuperaiing. The climate of
the Pacific coast Is specially beneficial
Miss julia Nepf IS one Of Ni.waukee's
oldest teachers. she nnds the climate OF
the Pacific coast most efTectual for health
and rest, and as she has muCn interest e
the Coast. eudeayors TO spend her yaca-
TONS here.