The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-13
OLYMPIA SOCIETY.

OLYMPIA, Feb. i2.-The Leisure Hour
Club Is the name OF q new addition 10 the
social world of the Capital City. fits first
public function being to give a Call last
evening in the spacious parlors of OLYMPIA
motel which was very largely attended
The club IL made up very largely OF men,
hers and employees OF the state adm MS
tration and departments. A large number
OF invitations Were issued TO the first call
This was. as a leader IN the movement
expressed 1t. 30 voice the appreciation Of
the state building attaches OF the favor
olympia society has shown the occupants
OF the Mckinney block. Whatever the
object. the affair WIGS success
The monthly afternoon tea. given by the
Womens Guild OF 81. Johns church.
Wednesday. was presided over by Mrs
A a Phillips and Mrs. Fl. l. Badger
smelling contest. Az odd as the name
implies. was an amusing feature of the
entertainment Of the ladies. TWENTY-FIVE
bottles. with various contents were ranged
upon the tables and the ladies' were
prompted by the ofter of PRICES 10 under
take the naming OF the contents az the
bottles by means of the sense OF smell
tirst prize. a beautiful bouquet ot vioiets
vas won by Mrs. 4. VI. Bolton while Mrs
Judge Andsrs proudly bore away the con-
ISOLATION prize. houaue, OF greens.
Dr. Van Eaton. late commandment OF
The Washington State Soldiers Home. has
been 50 afflicted With rheumatism the mast
Tea months as 20 be almost wholly aisa-
eled- Accompanied by Mrs. Van Eaton.
TIE doctor started Thursday for Southern
California 10 test the efficacy % the min
eTsl springs and climatic conditions o. that
locality.
Mr. A ". wIsner. who recently went
East "a manager of the Seymour lecture
bureau. Eas returned disabled fro-7 81
4 TOR "a srfNF aEs
streets n heavy gale he slipped -, the
ley pavement; when tn the act If astetrn,-
Tx 10 recover his hat ard severely
S9raineV7 hts ankle His rhxsIcsan advts-
INK hi1n that NJ might be unable 70 use
'ae injured member toy quite a time he
Returns home 20 pass the invatsd period.
Rev " 4. EeTfsIe wha has tee-, es,tea
from Connecticut 70 aecep. the ras.srste ~
fh~ f'Fst CooEreEa s3onai church Of Olyfn-
Pa has ADVISED his prospective feek Of
t2e aceeftAaes 81 The caI ard that he ex-
Pfcts . Tsp0rs fer duty IA his new ..lf
Immediately after March Isl. p~ax.
NJ. Joseph Davis % Seattle. has teen
~ olympia several days past Mr II :
Paisley. a local celebrity AZ eheeEs~s At
tempted - pluck from Tie visitor hts M
Fe4s As champion checker psave~ of ~.
Northwest eu7 TIA erost proved futile
hence g IS believed here that Mr. Davis.
ag-eis ars secure
~. J. Eugene Jordan and rs candidate
tar mayor q Seattle wcEe N the caottal
CITY THURSDAY Robert Bridges acted ne
role - ch8psroHe
Ten candidates fer teachers certificates
sa>eTta thr rer12}aT quarterly exarat0s-
ton. wAlch began Thursday morning. AZ
'ae ThuTstcn county cnurf house. TAsF
are Anna NukeT. Lszxis M2th.san. Path
h1Fcs- E1te Ac keasse May Collins pan
As"tNta Ha'H sltsce Miller
~aeen larson aaa william : Page
Ass Margaret Wallace has returned
hosne ffoFa Etisas54Ts where she has
g 'Sptesed Ire elementary course at the
stale normal
81 me McadAy evening meeting o. re
t41 n'i4sH cise. Een- James A Easzst IA
booked fer a discussion OF TIA subs-,t -