The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-30

city.
Mrs. william Hand leaves tomorrow Tor
England.
n Perrin, OF Mount Vernon. was IN the
city IaE week
Mrs. Har,zeIl. Of coupsvslle, was In Sc
attic last Sunday.
Judge Milo A Roo. visited his family IN
Olympia last week
Rev. A. S. Gregg visited friends IN
Olympia last week.
W. l. Benhan7 left THURSDAY Tor an OH
c.si visit 10 Spokane.
Mr.. Henry q. Caldwell, of Tacoma, was
In Seattle Wednesday.
Miss Bertha CHen OF Hartford, Is visit
ing Mrs. Thomas Johnson
Miss Moore ard Miss Myrtle Moore have
gone to Juneau for visit
Mark E. Reed. Of Shelton, was in Seattle
Wednesday visiting friends
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e Clohecy. OF Everett,
were In the city last week.
Mr.. and Mrs w A. Fau.ds. Of Tolt, were
guests .asi week at the D3Ier.
Mrs Cruise and Miss Cruise, OF this city.
are visiting friends il Co4pev.Ne.
Stark Hunles, 500 of Mayer T. J. Humee.
returned last week from Dawson city.
Mrs, E, Narsior has returned from her
Mr.. George Peck and Mrs. Susie Peck
are guests OF Mrs, II Revy in this city.
Mrs. w H. Bush returned during the
Week from short trip 10 Alaska points
Mir. and Mrs c. r. Ree.3 have moved in
to their new home on Twenty-third ave-
nue..
Fred J. Church. well known in Seattle
society circles. was in the city Wednes-
day.
II. V. V. Bean, well known in Seattle
reached home las, week from trip to
Dawson
Mrs ". c. Fowler. OF Hartford. was
among the out OF TOWN. people IN SeaiLe
las; week
c. Thomas Hall and D. Teal well-known
Tacoma young men. were IN Seattle triday
and Saturday
Mis-. ]. Y. Van Horn and son, OF Hart
ford, VISITED Mrs. J. Z. Franks. OF this
city. last week.
Mr.. James NJ Colman returned Friday
from a two months business trip IN the
Eastern states.
Or J. B. I<oughary returned Wednesday
from his trip a.ong the line Of the Seat
tie & International.
Col. Converse ]. Smith. Of Boston. Is
visiting N Seattle few days. the guest OF
Mr. G. K. Burside.
Gen. E C. Govan and daughter, Mrs.
Foreman, OF Everett. spent several days
in Seattle .ast week.
Mrs John Cryderman, OF Olympia. who
has been visiting friends in this city, has
returned TO her home.
Miss Myrtle Myer, OF Seattie, mas re-
turned from her visit TO Mr.. and Mrs.
p. S Jones at Whaicom.
The engagem NJ Is announces Of Mr..
Alex Cob. ntz If Seattle, 10 Miss Grace
Joseph. Of San francisco.
John Fl. Wilson left for his camp in the
lympic country last Thursday on the Delta,
TO remain until early winter.
Mrs. Horace P. Chapman leaves tomor-
row for San Francisco to Join her husband.
They expect TO reside there permanently.
Mrs. David Wallace has gone to Oakland.
Cal, having been called there by The seri-
Gus Illness Of her mother. Mrs. Z. Dumett.
Mrs j. f. Dweiey. Of La Conner. is
Dweley and Miss Edna Dwelley, In this
city.
Mrs. ". ]. Ambrose. Mrs. Williamson
ami Miss Lulu Moore left for San Francis
CO last Saturday, where they will visit sew
eral weeks
Mr. and Mrs NJ. r. Maddocks have re-
turned from their eastern trip. While away
they visited Washington City and the Onia-
ha exposition
Mrs Emma Filing gave dnner party at
her home on Seventh avenue 70 tile men,
beers OF the Universal Brotherhood We'd
nesday evening.
Mrs John H. Kinnear and Miss Leta
Kinnear arrived Yesterday by the Great
Northern from n three months visit to
relatives in Illinois
with the PoSt-lnteli.g encer. but now In the
theatrical business was In the city for
short time last week.
Judge and Mrs George Simmonds have
received word from Denver Colo: that
thei- son Allen is very i'll a, ST. Luke's
hospital with typhoid fever.
Judge and Mrs. George Simmonds have
received word from Denver, Col. that their
son Allen is very III with typhoid fever
at ST Louis hospital In that city.
The customary lat home, given by Mrs
/. T. Bush. Of Rainier Heights, on the
first Tuesday OF each month VIII be held
Tuesday, November |, at O'Clock p. m
As usual topics In religious philosophy
vii be informally discussed
Miss Ella De Voc VII give a dramatic
recital In the Second Presbyterian church.
North Seattle on Tuesday evening. No
sermher /. under the auspices OF the Ladies'
Aid Society Miss DE Woes talents In this
direction are WEI known as she has given
her services nj many similar gatherings
in this city Her friends as well as those
| Of the church viii no doubt he present in
| large numbers on this occasion, for which
| a varied and entertaining programme has
been provided