The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-04
SOCIETY AT PORT ANGELES.

PORT ANGELES, Sept. SIS. l.. Myers
formerly mayor Of Port Angeles, and for
the past TWO or three years 81 residen. OF
Ross,and. +. c., returned 20 this city dur
ing the week. He was accompanied by
his wife and they VIII live here in the fu~
tGre,
A merry little party picncked Tuesday
under the bluffs east OF town Those who
participated were: Mr.. and Mrs. William
Caldwell. Mr.. ana Mrs. William X. Clark,
Miss Crooks, Miss Jessie Crooks Miss
Stewart. Mr.. Andrew Cossir and Mr.. Ho-
race White
lite Pennsylvania Kodak Club which
had been camping on Morse's creek fer
about two weeks. broke camp Tuesday and
returned 10 town. The mSnoers all report
q glorious ;in1e.
Mrs McDougall, who took her departure
this week for an extended viSit with her
relatives at Toronto, was given a surprise
party by a few OF her nearest friends
Thursday afternoon. Those present were:
Mrs. E. f. Fisher Mrs. c. s. Stakem.ller.
Mrs. F. j. Williams. Ms. Ciriggs. Mrs. p.
Z Grswold. Mrs Gutenberg and Miss
Elaine Fftzsifnuons
j. VI. Cloes. Of Tacoma, OF the forestry
commission, is In the city. He IS accompa-
niei BY Mrs. CIoes.
DR.. Dickson aud wife. OF Portland, are
visiting here
L. r. Colo. Of this city. who has been at
Dawson far The past eighteen months, ar
Ysvei home Thursday.
f. ". Nicholas. Of Washington. arrived
the fore part OF the week and Will enjoy
an outing in the mountains
Thomas Montgomery. OF ST. Paul. ar
rived Monday with view OF locating here.
Henry M4gaire. an old resident OF An
geles, returned Tuesday from Dawson. He
went up last spring and got enough OF Il
| III a short time.
The wife and little child Of Deputy Post
| master Nulsen returned last week from an
extended visit with relatives at 81. Louis,
No.
Mrs. G E. Russell has been enjoying
visit by her brother. Mr. Kinks Of Illinois
Mrs. r p. Ray the mother % Mrs. 5. r.
Cook. passed away Monday at the age OF
%. She was laid 10 rest on Tuesday.
The family or Mr.. Fred Thompson moved
10 Seattle Wednesday. where they Will re-
side In the future
large number Of the neighbors and
friends or Capt. and Mrs. :. l.. Raymond
walked in on them unbid9en lass Thurs
day evening and congratulated Gheti on
the foTty-flfth anniversary % their married
life Tho venerable couple were no little
surprised by the invasion and their beam
Ing faces told plainly the pleasure they
felt in 5eirg remembered. Songs. instru-
mental music and games. together with
pleasant "reminiscences caused the evening
10 pass very quickly. A delicious iuuch
VAS seryed az II o'clock. When parting
tir7o came all Joined III singing God BE
with You T:ll We Meet Again." ana Rev.
Mack offered prayer. Those present were:
capt and Mrs. :. r. Raymond, Rev and
drs. W. H. Mock Mr.. ard Mrs. ]. -.
6anks NJ. and Mrs \. Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs. -. +. Quinn. Prof. and Mrs. l.. r.
MahaTy. Mr. ard Mrs. J. ". Mitchell. Mr..
ard AIRS. Maltby. Mrs. Pickett. Mrs. Il. Il
Raymond. Mrs <. NJ Raymond, Mrs.
SEearer. Mrs. Glen, Mrs. Salon. Mrs. Bry-
an, Mrs. Williams. Mrs. Phelps. Mrs. Pin
gard. Mrs Gallup Mrs. Kelley. Mr.. John
Robson. Mr.. William Shearer. Nj. George
Mock. Miss Snearer, Raymond. +. Fergu-
son. s. Ferguson. Ruth and Nellie Ray
rrosd. Kate. Harold ard Leonard Ray
.lond jr. Royce Banks Raymond. Grady
MahaGy, Floy MAha~y. Evelyn MahaEfy
ard josephine Phelps.
4 teggs OF thss kn.xnts % the Naccabees
MSS Installed Thursday evening Deputy
Supreme Coulsna r1er r. Ste.a5ach acting
as Installing Officer. There are about
twenty charter members.
BASEBALL today 30. Madison park.
S18ttle-Tac0na.