The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-30
nELLINGHAM BAY SOCIETY.

NEW WHATCOM. Sept. ze.-Mr. J. F.
Baker left for New York on Wednesday.
Mrs. J. II. Mason and Mrs. J. l.. East
on arc visiting in Seattle this week.
Cards have been received In the city
announcing the marriage on Thursday,
September 20 at Graeeyille, MINI, OF
Miss Ayadaua Millett and Mr.. Norman
Tucker. Miss Miiett was last year tn
Etrnctor in drawing and physical culture
at the state normal school here and
Mr.. Tucker to superintendent OF the
street railway system q Belilnsham hay.
They will be AT home in New Whatcom
after October fs
At meeting OF the Presbyterian Mis-
sionary Society at the home OF Mrs. w.
A. Mackey Wednesday afternoon the
following programme on China was rem
dercd. '-The Chinese Stuatfon," Mrs.
IL f. Hadley; The Boxers" Miss Nc
Cush: what China Really Is Mrs
Smith; The Relation OF the Missionary
% the Recent Trouble In China" Mrs. X.
s. Simpson.
Mr charlet Erholm was surprised by
w,sress.n s,,e,s, - s,s hpms The
occasion was his birthday and hand
some present was left by the visitors.
Miss Eva Weir, OF olympia, IL the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. -. Clark.
Miss Marian Moore has returned from
VISIT tn Seattle.
Mr. j. wayland Clark and Mr. and Mrs
J. NJ. Darling. OF Fairhaven. have re-
turned from visit TO Harrison hot
Mr. Fl. NJ. white, Mr. Robert canneld
Mr.. l.. J.. Berns and Mr.. Frank Lees
Mrs. Harry Booth and son. who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Wight, Mrs. Booths parents. left for
their home In Chicago today.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Axteil have re-
turned from a visit IN Seattle, where
they were the guests OF pr. Kane, pro-
fessor Of Latin IN the state university.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Charles
Wight entertained at cards in honor OF
her daughter. Mrs Harry Booth, Of Chi
cago, The hall and pariors were very
prettily decorated for the occasion with
an arrangement OF bop vines and wild
ciematis In festoons. There we're eight
tables OF euchre In play, and after four
teen games refreshments were served
The lone hand prize was won by Mrs. s.
J. Craft the highest score prize was
won by Mrs. r, II. Ixershaw. The guests
were. Mrs. H. r. Mobiles Mrs. Frank
Flint Mrs. w. p. STANLEY, Mrs G. w
Dorr, Mrs A. r. Cooper, Mrs. George
Cooper, Mrs c. w Carter. Mrs. George
Gage, Mrs. l.. II. Badly. Mrs. carrni Dbl
BILE. Mrs. w, A Marmont, Mrs. w Low
cry. Mrs. 8 ]. Graft. Mrs. George g
DeIlinger. Mrs. L. IL. Hadley. Mrs. III. r.
Hadley. Mrs. ID. u. Pagan. Mrs. A. r.
Campbell. Mrs William Timson, Mrs A
n ass. Nm Mrs. " E esm TpEs M Mr. g "
Burke Mrs c. @. Cole. Mrs. J. II. Ma
son. Mrs. wyckofr. Mrs. r.. Scott. Mrs.
H. j. Birney, Mrs. +. G. TeclS. Mrs. w.
". Abbott, Mrs. John Hall, Mrs. 7. y.
Kerrhaw Mrs r. onffroy. Mrs. $. Il.
irish. Mrs Shepard, Mrs Ella IIiggin-
son. Mrs l.. r. white. Mrs. w. II. Ak
tell Mrs. J. II. Critics and Mrs. j. IL.
Mason. a.
Mrs. Long and Miss Long. mother and
sister of Mr., J. III. Long. have returned
10 their home IN Brooklyn, n. n, after
spending the summer on Beilingham
bay.
A very entertaining social was given
by tho young people OF the congrega-
tionai church at the home OF Mrs. 3. A.
Calvert Friday evening.
The Utopisn Society OF the normal
school on Friday evening entertained the
faculty and students and n few friends
at the assembly hall, An entertaining
programme was rendered and refresh
Z ments we're served.
Mr. and Mrs David Ireland will spend
tho coming two months Mt the homo OF
Mr. ireland's parents In Bonneville, la.
Mrs. A. u EStabrook has returned
from a visit IN Seattle.
Mr. L. +. White departed Friday on n
two weeks recreation trip TO Southern
California and Mexico.
Mr. william q. Brown, OF kingwood,
w Va, ~ visiting friends on the bay.
Miss Mabel Harper and her grand
mother, Mrs Wells, OF Seattle. were the
guests Of Miss Hattie Deliinger few
days this week