The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-26

Townsend. were present at the sousa con-
cert Friday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs B. J. Baldwin. OF Everett.
were visitors 10 Seattle yesterday.
Mise Lizzie B. Matthews was a visitor
TO Port Townsend last Wednesday.
e G. Earle, q weil-known resident OF
coapcviiie. was in Seattle last week
Miss Julia Rosentha, returned on FIJI
day from a six months Eastern trip.
Miss Myrtle Moore who has been visit
ing her brother IN Juneau, has returned
a son born 10 the wife Of DR.. Percival
A. Puriy early last week died yesterday.
Mrs j. F. Dweiley and Miss Dweliey
returned TO their home in La Conner last
week
Mrs 9. p. Kendall. Of La Conner. visited
friends In this city several days last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas cranney. OF
Coupsviils. visited friends in Seattle last
week.
Mrs Anna Whittier. Of Vancouver, has
returned from her visit with friends In
this city.
Mrs John Reed, OF Salt Lake. Utah, II
Waiting her parents. Nr. and Mrs. Silas
Livengood-
Mrs. H. n Hug. Of whatcom. visited
Seattle friends last week. She returned
Wednesday.
Mrs. A R. Kineth and Mis Alice Luz
cas-. OF Coupeyille. are visiting friends
In this city.
Mr. George Z. Piper and Mr.. g. p.
Weston have gone TO New York on a
business trip
Miss Pearl stadeiman. a whaseom young
lady, was the guest Of friends in this
city last week.
Mr. ]. w. Putnam. who has been very
Ill. Is rapidly recovering and wtil shortly
go to Honolulu.
Mrs. ]. webo and Mrs. J. D. Pringle.
OF Port Townsend yiaifeN friepda this
city last week.
Mr. and Mrs E J. Powers are rejoicing
in the advent OF a baby boy, the first
child in twenty. years.
Edward Burns. OF the Pacific Lumber
Trade Journal will leave for Portland on
business trip tomorrow.
Mr.. Henry Farming and Mr.. j. R. Rat
cliff, of Whatcom, We're present at the
Sousa concerts Thursday.
E iall, OF Tacoma. visited his
brother. G. Thomas Hall, at the Rainier
Grand several days last week.
Mrs. Horace Richmond. of Sixteenth
avenue, has been confined to her home
for several days by serious illness.
Mrs. II. +. Benton and son returned
Thursday from California, where they
spent the greater part of the winter.
Mr.. John T.. McManus. of Everett, con-
templates purchasing residence in Seat
lie and moving his family TO the city.
John s. Dewey and his son. j. Thomas
Dewey. OF Philadelphia, Pa. are at the
Hotel Seattle and viii reside in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs II. Bell Irving and chill
dres. or Vancouver. B. c., were at the
Rainier-Grand last week for several days.
The friends OF Mrs C. S. Hatfield Will
be pleased to learn of the recovery of
her little son after his long and serious
illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Walker and Mrs
Johnson. of Port Gamble. were In the
city Thursday and attended the Sousa
concerts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul c. Hedrick have
north. after an absence from the city Of
two months.
Mr. John B. Asen returned from a pleas
ure trip to Honolulu Tuesday on the Ala
media. via San Francisco. after an absence
Of six weeks.
Mr. W. E. Stevens and Mr.. c. L. Roy
are back from their California trip. While
in tho Golden state they enjoyed several
long bicycle runs.
Mrs. B. c. Keller and Mrs. Grace
Caruse, OF Port Angeles. who visited Sc
attic friends for ten days. returned to
their home Saturday. Si
Walter b. Allen. well known young
Seattle man. writes from Dawson that he
is doing nicely and hopes to make good
cleanup In the spring.
toon and Mr.. Cyrus Gates. of Whatcom
attended the Sousa concert at the Seattle
theater Thursday evening.
Mr. Frank McDermott entertained Mi&
Dorothy Hoyle. the talented yioliniste of
the Soaisa company. at his home, 20ll
Fifth avenue. Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs F. X. White and Mr..
and Mrs A. j. Agnew. prominent people
OF Everett. were among the out of town
people at the Sousa concert Thursday.
Duncan G. Inverarity arrived In the city
early last week from Victoria, where he
Is at present engaged In business. He
was heartily greeted by his many friends
The Emerald Club will hold an open
meeting Monday evening, April 3. al G.
A. r hall. Members and friends are in
vted TO attend The club has in prepara-
ton new comedy.
Miss X. Edgar Miss Tookey and Mr..
j. w. Tbokey. a party OF tourists from
sydney, Australia, were guests at the
Rainier-Grand several days last week
They continued on East.
Sam Russell, champion tennis player of
the Northwest, writes 10 his parents, DR.
and Mrs Montgomery Russell, from And
over College, that he VIII not be home
until some time early in July He enters
Yale next term.
A very dainty luncheon was given last
week by Miss Brownie Douglas at her
home, 1875 Ninth avenue. Tnose present
were; Miss Sidney owenson, Miss Gwen.
doline Lynden. Miss Evelyn Westleigh
ana Miss Hillary Carlisle.
There viii be a social gathering OF p
II. q. ladies Tuesday afternoon al go AT
the residence OF Mrs. MacCiaren. ei7 cher
~ street. The ladies' anticipate a delight
ful afternoon and Will also add to their
number several new members.
MAGDALENA,