The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-28

essns Hseelz,s gssP.s 49, 80. rsa =
Nh Wary Ebey ana l1rs. ehrieck have
| returned frum their visit IN CoupevulA
N,ss Corr Smith has returned from ner
visit 70 Mrs. T. W. Gillette. or Wnsxco1,.
Nrs. d. r. Power visited In Everett
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Porter.
Thornton uold.by w1s .nonE ae -. -
Mr.. ana Nrs. d. A. Merrtman. Of Ev-
| ereft, were guests Ct the Butler last week
Miss Ethel Ever ana MrA BENJAMIN
| Lovejoy are visiting friends in Coupe
| villa
Mrs. Robert Hardin spent last week in
Olympia. tho guest OF MS joseph I".
mon.
Miss Clara ]. Bailey has returned home
| from q years absence east OK the noun.
| tA;ns.
Mrs. H. F. Walton and Miss Walton.
| OF Snohomish. visited Seattle friends last
week
Miss Ida Cohn viii leave Monday for
q visit with her sister and other relatives
In the East
Ma. r. r. Harding has gone to Port
Angeles. where she VIII remain perma-
nentiy.
Mr.. John Noyes, of Butte. Mont. Is in
Grand.
II D. Farrell, president Of the Pacific
Coast Company, returned THURSDAY from
Alaska
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Karl Beck.
at EAtona.
Robert Sparger has returned from his
visit In Port Townsend He was absent
two weeks.
Miss Pearl Murphy has returned to the
and California.
Charles Brown. president Of the First
National bank at Vancouver. Wash, was
In Seattle last week.
Miss F. n. Young. WHO has been visit ..Is,
return to Seattle shortly.
Mr. and Mrs. Melville Curtis and Miss
Curtis. OF Anacortes, were guests last
week at the Seattle hotel.
Miss Elizabeth Herman, Of Port Gamble.
IL the guest Of Mrs. Francis ~. Duxgan.
OF AZ Tenth avenue south.
Miss Helen Merkley has returned from
q weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. ~.
s. McCreAdy. OF Snohomish.
Miss Sadye Jones. who IL visiting In
the city. will sing at tho Black Diamond
concert next Saturday evening.
Mrs. A. r. Campbell and Mrs. J. J.
Weisenberger. of Whatcom. were among
the guests at the Butler last week.
Elk Senator Frank ]. Moffett and son.
OF Oakland, Cal. were tho guests OF Mrs.
]. L. Jaffe. LAOS Main street. Last week.
C0l1e0 states senator roster ana (On~
gresham Cushman were among the dis
tinguished visitors in the city last week.
Miss Harriet 81. Kessler will leave to.
morrow via the Canadian Pacific for a
visit to relatives and friends in the East.
Miss Ethel Bagley left Thursday for
weeks as the guest Of Miss Alice Andrews
E. c. Toby. U. S. N. arrived last week
to take, ii is said. the place Of Paymaster
Brown at the Puget sound naval station.
Capt. J. G.. Green, commandant at the
Port Orchard naval station, was among
the last weeks guests at the Seattle hotel.
Rollin II. Mitchell. OF Everett, was
among the visitors at the commencement
exercises at the State university last
week.
Mrs. Samuel Frau~nthal and Miss
F.rauenthal left last week for Victoria.
Miss Frauenthal will be absent several
weeks.
Mrs. John p. Hartman and sons, Harold
and Robert, LET. yesterday afternoon for
a months visit at the old homo in Me-
braska-
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Fisher and children
and Charles Fisher. formerly Of Port
Townsend. have taken up their residence
in this city.
Mrs. Galloway. of Olympia, Is at pres
ent in the city visiting her son, Mr. N.
remain about two weeks.
The Willard Memorial Circle will meet
with Mrs. Dora Lindersmith at her home
on East Pine street and Minor avenue
Wednesday evening. May 81
DIR. c. A. Darling. prominent In Bel.
bingham Bay society circles. was in Sc
attic last week attending the examina-
tons OF the State Dental board.
Mrs. J. c. Nicholas returned on the
Queen from San Francisco last week,
having been called to attend the funeral
Of her brother, Capt. E. B. Reynolds.
A. n. Gray. general traffic manager Of
the North American Transportation and
terday. He viii 60 north on the Roanoke.
DR.. G. F. Grinen. Miss c. L. Griffen.
Mrs Curtis and w. G. GrifYen. Of San
Francisco. spent the past week In Seattle.
While here they were guests at the S.
attic hotel
Mrs Robert E. Easterbrooks and son,
Robert. OF San Francisco. and Mr.. H. c.
Copeland. Of New York. were guests dur
ing the past week Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
II. Pearce. OF this city.
Thursday and viii visit several days In
Seattle before continuing to Dawson.
where he goes 10 take the managing ed-
torship OF = daily paper to be started in
the northern metropolis.
The members OF the 80 committee of
Christian Endeavorers took lunch at the
Rainier Grand Friday with Father En-
deayorer" Clark. The party included John
w. w. Clark. ]. Halstead, J. J. Sloan,
Miss Dyer. J. ". A. Smith. James Gibson
and s. B. Hannah.
Mr.. ]. G. Startup and bride (nee Ba,ley)
left Monday on an extended Eastern
trip, visiting the Middle and Atlantic
states before returning. Mr.. Startup. a
prominent young business man OF Che
halls. Wash, Is well known in Seattle.
where he spent his boyhood days attend
ing the university. His bride Is the daugh
ter OF wei-known contractor, T. A.
Bailey. and is an accomplished musician.
Col. p. p Barr and wife. OF San An
tonic. Tex. are the guests OF Capt w. D.
Van Norman and family at their home at
Lake Washington Col. Barr Is one OF
the most celebrated artists in this coun-
. try. During the rebellion he had the honor
and distinction OF being known as Grants
army photographer. and Travelled with the
advance corps, making views and sketches
of the country and battiefieIds- He has
no doubt today more negatives OF Gen
Grant and his generals than any other
living man Mr.: Barr is an up-to-date
artist, and has been a close student and
operator for more than forty years. His
visit is simply for pleasure and Yecrea.
ton and 10 renew old-tsme associations
with his old relative and comrade. Cant
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