The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-25

OLYMPIA, Feb. 14--Miss Irene simp-
son, OF Seattle, who was visitor with
relatives in this city for some time, left
Monday for her home.
Mrs r. + Browne has returned from .
short visit with relatives at Port Town
send.
Miss o'Neill and Miss Maud O'Neill. OF
Tacoma, are visitors with Capt. ana Mts'
Fred Wilson. The Misses O'Neili former
~ resided in Olympia
On Wednesday evening the Primrose
Club gave a party in honor of Miss Grace
Iotz and Mr. Frank Cotter. Miss Lotz
leaves shortly for Texas and Mr.. Cotter
left Thursday for Vancouver, b. {.
wallace Grosvenor, of Castieton, n.
d.. arrived in olympia Tuesday Mr..
Grosvenor is well known here. ana VIII
remain several days.
Miss Zoe Rowena Kincaid, OF Seattle,
arrived in Olympia Thursday TO Visit
with her father. DR.. Kincaid.
Miss May Gillespie and Mr. John Young,
prominent young people of Everett, are
guests OF Miss Fannie McCalium On
Tuesday Miss McCallum invited q num-
Der OF her friends to meet her guests,
and a pleasant affair was the result. The
evening was spent in the usual social
way and delightful luncheon was served
The Following were present; Miss Marie
Garrison, Miss May Gillespie. Miss Nell
Gallaher. Miss Anna Reinhart. Miss
Blanche Stetch, Mrs. Fields. Miss Fannie
McCaIlum, Miss Ruth McCailum. Mr.
Harry Phipps. Mr.. John Young. MI Jesse
Shelly Mr. Fields. Mr.. Fred Guyut, MI
Andrew Austin, Mr.. Dayton Garrison
Mr. Guy Barry. Mr.. Merlin Mari ana Mr..
Lorrie Percfval
Mis-. Julia Cavanaugh left Wednesday
morning for Seattle. where for q week
she will visit with friends.
Mrs. r. G.. Blakeslee gave luncheon
Wednesday afternoon in honor OF Mrs L.
c. Dennis. OF Tacoma.
Parents and friends of the pupils OF
Providence academy to considerable
number were present at Olympia theater
Wednesday evening to witness and enjoy
the entertainment given. The programme
was OF patriotic character being COM
memorative OF Washington's birthday.
The principal features were cantata,
THE National Flower and comedy.
The Precious Pickle In both OF which
the characters were well sustained
Mrs. l.. C. Dennis. OF Tacoma, has been
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. NJ. J. Cor
| don, during the pastewee On Wednes-
| day evening Mrs. Gordon save euehre
| party in honor of her guest and the fol-
| lowing were present: Mrs. Cowles. Mrs
| Lord, Mrs, Bates, Mrs. Ingham. Mrs
| Billings. Mrs NOVEL; Mrs. Deckebach
\ Mrs. Blakeslee. Mrs. Bolton, Mrs. Cava.
| naugh, Mrs. Rsa. Mrs. Fullerton. Mrs
/ kreider, Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Fitch and Mrs
| Falknor.
The Daily Palo Alto. published at Stan
| ford University. has the following con.
corning a well-known Olympia youns
lady: THE prize story for the 1901 Quad
(the university annuaD has been awarded
to Miss Mildred Stanford. class OF 1901
| and is entitled Under Stress of Circum
stances Honorable mention was siyer
the following; a Modern Delilah' b,
Miss Mildred Stanford and Miss Harrie
| Phelps"
For the first time IN several month";
Judge Anders was on the streets Thurs
day. Since HIS last appearance down
town Judge Anders has been very H.
The euchre party given Thursday after
noon by the Ladies' Relief Society a
the home OF Mrs @. Kaufman was wei
attended. Prizes were won az follows
For progressions. Mrs Skiiiman: lon
hands, Mrs. jaycox. consolation. Mrs
Bethel.