The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-29
CAPITAL CITY SOCIETY.

OLYMPIA. April &C. J. LORD, OF se-
attle. spent Sunday last with frienos ="
Ms Curtis r. Harold, OF Spokane. Is
a yasItor with her mother, MIS- j. T.
Mumford. rorrn.er5
Mrs. F. D. Heustis. OF Port Towhsehu;
and her niece, Miss Jessie Iownse.u r..
Akron, o., have been the guests oi MIS-
7 c. Horr during the past week.
poy and Mrs. RI. l.. Badger are visiting
8, california and will be absent about
month. ga. SATURDAY.
Lat FOR chicago, where they Will make
.hatr future home. Mr. and Mrs. Ogden
have been residents Of Olympia TOT ten
years. .ss,.,r
Miss Mabel Lane, who has been a visi.or
with her cousin. Miss Jennie oorhss, 10 %
several months past. left for her nome a.
Minneapolis Monday. accompanied by her
brother. Mr.. Stewart Lane.
OLYMPIA Lodge No. /, and Ruth Hepe-
kah Lodge. No. IL, /. o. 0. f., ceiepra.eo
the s1st anniversary of the Introduction
of Odd Fellowship into America with APP
propriate exercises at Odd Fellows tenn
pie on Friday evening The JOINT COM
mittee in charge OF the arrangements
was AZ follows; Mrs. Catherine Allison,
Mrs. Georgiana g. Ford, Mrs. Fideiia A.
Poyd. Mr.. John Clees. Mr.. T. Z. van
Epps, Mr. A. l.. Callow.
on Friday evening, at Olympia hotei
parlors. the Eeniti Club entertained the
women's clubs of this city. Besides the
members OF the clubs, NUMBER OF
guests were invited and an en1oyanie
evening was spent. Miss Jeanette moore
presided.
Rev. DIR. and Mrs. Brand. OF st. Louis,
have been visiting at the home OF Gov.
Rogers for a few days past. Mrs. Brand
Ia a sister OF Mrs. Rogers. and her hus-
band is the pastor of the First Presby-
terrain church OF st. Louis. Mr.. Edwin
Rogers, of Puyallup. was also visitor
Yesterday at the home Of his parents
Mr. Joel NJ Kirby and Miss Bertha Il.
Roberts were married Wednesday at noon
at the home OF Mrs. Anna McDun. aunt
OF the bride. The wedding. which took
place at the corner of Fourth and Ounce
streets was a quiet one. relatives and
intimate friends only being In attendance.
Mr. Kirby resides about three miles west
of town and is well known young farm
err. and the bride has n most of friends
in this city Mr.. and Mrs. Kirby left
the same afternoon for short honey
moon trip down Sound.
Mrs. Maggie l.. Peters, organizer of the
Women of Woodcraft for the state, was
rendered a reception Wednesday after
noon by the ladies of the Capital Circle,
which she recenteiy organized in this
city. The reception took place at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Bin
heimer, and the AFFAIR was a most pleas
ant one
The Entre-Nous Club met with Miss
Nina Kaufman on Tuesday evening. Miss
Kaufman entertained her guests at pro-
gressive euchre, Miss Anders capturing
fiist prize. while Miss Cavanaugh and
Miss Hall drew for consolation. Those
present were: Mrs. NJ. Hoke, Mrs q.
Harris. Miss Young. MISS Cowles. Miss
Gordon. Miss Hall, Miss Anders, Miss
Dent. Miss Badger. Miss MacLeay. Miss
cavanaugh. Miss Price. Miss Fisher. Miss
Weir The Nous ladies have me,
together great many times and spen,
number OF pleasant evenings. Mrs
Harris and Miss Hall are TO be congratu-
lated on the decided success of the club