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

NEW wHATCOM, Sept s--Mrs Ed
ward Fisher has returned from San
Mr.. Clarence Kline has returned from
visit in San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs-H. c. Griffith are visiting
In Seattle; Portland and Spokane.
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II b. VIII
Jams. departed Tuesday for their home
In Wisconsin, going by way Of Cali
Mrs. f B Deming. Mrs. r. W. Purdy,
Mrs. r. A. Smith, Miss Dorothy Smith
Miss Waldron and Miss Grace Huntoon
were members Of an outing party at
camp Perfection Monday.
Mr.. ]. W. Sweeney and Mr.. Norman
Tucker spent last Sunday at Harrison
hot springs
An interesting programme was rem
dered al the normal school Wednesday
morning at the opening OF the school for
the year Il was follows: Music. by
the school; Invocation, Rev. Kendall. of
Fairhaven NJ. T. church: vocal duet Miss
Luce and Miss Witter; address. Hon. c.
W. Dorr; vocal solo, Miss Melino saux,
OF Lewiston. Idaho; select reading, Miss
Frances Hays. the new teacher OF read
visitors.
Mr.. J. c. Frisbie. OF Fairhaven has re-
turned from an extended Eastern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Greenberg and
Miss Rosenshlne visited in Everett this
week.
Mr.. George f. Gage accompanied his
sister. Miss Gage. as far~as Seattle,
Monday, on her way to her home in Iowa
she has been spending the summer in
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Mccush and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Briggs spent the week criis-
ing among the islands
Mr.. Hugh Eldridge was in Seattle Mon
day
Mr. George II. Bacon has returned from
a visit in Seattle.
Mr.. q. r Barbo has gone to California
on an extended visit.
The interesting ceremony of laying the
cornerstone OF the new United Presby-
terrain church took place on Wednesday
afternoon. The exercises were partici-
pated in by Rev. John webinga, OF Oak
Harbor; Rev J. Frazier. OF Seattle.
Rev. A. !. Kirkpatrick. OF Tacoma. Rev.
W. r. Cox. Of Whatcom; Rev. o. A.
Petty. OF. Pittsburg and Mr.. /. Decker.
whatcom, and Mr. ]. A. catirart. OF Sc
marks were delivered by Mr.. Henry
Matheson Mr.. Ed. r. Hardin and Rev.
A. r kirkpatrick. Many spectators were
present.
Mr.. c A. seaborg and Mr. c. H. shub-
week
Rev. ]. A. Laurie and Rev. w A.
Maekey have returned from an outing at
on Wednesday afternoon Mrs. A. r.
Campbell entertained at cards in honor
q Mrs. Harry Booth. OF Chicago. who is
The house was Hastily decorated with
flowers. The prizes were won by Mrs T..
II Hadey and. Mrs. William Timson. The
Mansfield; Mrs, John HUI. Mrs. William
Timson. Mrs c, w. Dorr. Mrs. A. p
Cooper Mrs George 4; Cooper, Mrs.
Mrs. J. II Bloedel. Mrs. Laura Lowery.
Mrs. J. ]. Donovan. Mrs. IT. NJ Hug. Mrs
J.; W. Allen. Mrs. 4; Lee. Mrs. A. r
Hadley. Miss Lee. Miss Allen. Miss Nor
Rev and Mrs. 3. A. Abbott have gone
tended visit.
Miss Marian Moore. who spent the
year in o Chicago conservatory OF music
has returned home for two-months'
Mrs thatcher and Miss Thatcher. who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. @.
Gamwell OF FairhAven. departed Wednes-
day for their homo In Boston.
The Woman's Relief Corp gave a WON
der social' Tuesday afternoon. which
was very successful.
Mrs r Jarvis. Of Fairhaven is Wis
ting her daughter In Portland.
Mr. IL A. Seahorg entertained party
on the yacht Mayfiower Thursday even
Mrs. Frank seagford. OF La Conner. is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. a r. Jones
Mrs. J. NJ. Lawrie, OF Seattle, has been
the guest for several weeks OF Mrs, l.
W Nestelie, OF Fairhaven. She departed
Thursday for her homo accompanied by
Miss Marguerite wilcox.
Mrs X whttlesley. OF Seattle. Is visit
ing Mrs w n Fouts
The FIRST meeting OF new literary
society. OF which only young ladies are
members took place at the home OF Mrs.
w n. ANteli Tuesday evening,
A newly-organized dancing club OF
prominent society people will give Its
hrst monthly party Monday evening.
private excursion, attended by about
sixty people win spend the day on the
Sound In the steamer Lady OF the Lake
sunday Mr. =, A. Post and Mr.. L. =.
Whlta are planning the event.