The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-16

There will be no services at thu wes-
aay School a sauT Enxd tnis evening sun
viii be held at the usual time. s
w nsy Roland Hughes. pastor of the
ference at Hoquiam.
Mrs: CATION. mother Of Mr.. H. b Cat
stantine. Mich. Mrs Cation will snend
the winter at the home OF her son.
steamship walla walia yesterday. After
2 visit to Southern California Mrs. How
iand VIII continue her journey East.
Mr.. and Mrs, r. Benze ana Miss Bertha
Benze left Friday night on the city Of
seattle for Dawson, where they cx-
pect to spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bull visited
friends AZ Beiiview. Lake Washington.
Mrs. r. NJ. Duffy, sister OF Mrs. c.
Conn, and Mrs Clovis Lea Grave and
mother. Of San Francisco. visited Mrs
day. "" e'''es
Miss Frances Robinson was a guest at
the home OF Mrs. G. r. Way. Seattle.
Mrs. III. M. Fnncher, OF Gold Bar, sno-
nODQ0
OF Mrs ReueI Robinson last week. 800
Miss Maud johnson and Miss Ava rvey.
o. beiiview. were guests OF Mrs. J. w.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mische have just
returned Tednrns iron from Cape Nome after four
months s'ay y
The regular meeting. Of the Ladies' Aid
Society OF Wesley Methodist Episcopal
oh r<<h trl1 - 81 ~
Niece on Thursday afternoon. The fol-
lowing ofiicers were elected: President.
Mrs. Calder: vice president. Mrs. Hof-
Mrs cooksen. Mrs. L. j. Stewart. Mrs.
ship. ~ "
Owing TO the increasing attendance Of
pupils at the South Seattle school 1t has
become necessary to employ another
teacher and use another room.
One Of the most enjoyable social af-
fairs which has taken place In south
Seattle for some time was z farewell
rell at their home. on Monday OF last
week. In honor of Mrs. Rowland. The
verandas were decorated with Japanese
decorated with sweet peas and roses.
The evening was spent In social con-
verse and music by the Red Ribbon Mig
nmns Kers ss ERA ana tie Misses rTas ss
entertained the comoany With several
piano solos Mr. and Mrs. rarkhurst sang
Il duet. and at the conclusion OF tho en-
tertainmcnt delicious refreshments were
served. The following guests were pres
emit. MFR. and Mrs. Cramer. Miss. Lulu
Cramcr. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cramer,
Mr.. and Mrs. AttIebury Mr.. and Mrs.
wiilett, Mr.. and Mrs. Parkhurst, Mr..
and Mrs. G.. Conn. Mrs. j.. n. Cation.
Mrs, III. II. Cation, Mrs. Kerschner. Miss
Annie Kerschner. Lulu and Mamie
Ksrschner. MIR. and Mrs. Krouse. Mr.
and Mrs. w. II. Warren. Mrs. @. A. Rob
inson. Freddie Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Peele. Mr.. and Mrs r. Hixson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry. Mrs. Small, Mrs.
Fletcher Miss Davis. Misses Elsie and
Julia Fraze, Mrs. Rebpahn, MFR. Davis.
Mr. Joseph Cramer Mr.. Clarence era
mer. Miss Grace McAiister. Mr.. and Mrs.
Reuei Robinson, Miss Fannie Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs william Heinrich gave a
farewell dinner on Monday at their
home at BAY View. In honor OF Mr. and
Mrs T., Benxe and Miss Bertha Benxe.
The following invited guests were pres
emit. Miss Annie Michael. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Siiverthorn. Mr.. Martin Silver
thorn Mrs katterwee. Mr.. Davis. Miss
Lou Brown. Master Arthur Heinrich.
I.onia Heinrich and Alma Heinrich.
on Friday afternoon. September IA.
Mrs. William Hemrich entertained at
luncheon the following friends: Mrs.
John Heinrich. Miss Esteile Heinrich.
Mrs q Conn. Mrs H. II. Cation, Mis-
katterwee. Miss Annie Mcheal-