The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-17

EygvErr. Dec is Special Charity
snppers. bsxaars and Christmas sales are
al the 20 nov The lady managers Of the
Everett hospital placed about 800 in their
treasury By their successful bazaar last
week. The LADIES' Aid Society Of the
scandinavian NJ E. church had q success
fal supper aud sale IN the Wigwam last
Thursday night. aad the Junior Epworth
League Will entertain their friends at .
supper and sale on Friday, December =.
The ladies Of the Christian church give =
Kirmess at the Wigwsm on Thursday and
Friday evenings, December q and p
The monotony which has existed IN
matters Terpsichorean vas broken by
delightful hon given by the Young Peo-
Pies Social Club on Tuesday evening.
About twenty-five couples participated.
A trimming Tee is to be held on Tues
day, Wednesday. Thursday and Friday Of
the coming week in Trinity parish house
for the purpose of decorating the place for
Christmas. Some fifteen or twenty young
ladies and gentlemen have been appointed
TO do the trimming. Seven or eight mar
RED ladies are designated TO pour coffee at
the rectory on each evening OF the work.
The scheme is well devised by the COM
mittee on parish social life on the princi-
pie that many hands make light work.
A surprise party was given at the home
of Mrs. l.. ID. Stephenson Monday evening.
Those present were: Miss Emma Black
man, Miss Mary Tidball Miss May Freese,
Miss Minnie Shelton, Miss Delcie Shelton,
Miss Viola Hanscom. Miss May Woods,
Miss Vereie Caniff. Miss Matte Black, Miss
0tta Jennings. Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Steph-
enson. Mr.. ID. Mitchell. Mr.. f. NJ. Getch-
ell, Mr.. G. K. Buckley. Mr.. Henry Har-
wood, Mr.. c. z. Rood. Mr.. W. A. Trous-
dale, Mr.. William Wellers, Mr.. Joseph
Groli. Mr.. Charles MeCarrison, Mr.. J. ID.
Mckay and Mr.. A. J. Moldenstant.
A reading circle has been organized at
Lowell, TO hold meetings every two weeks.
Mr.. w. III. Thorne, a mine owner at
Monte Cristo, arrived here Thursday even
ing from Seattle with his bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. White returned from
California Thursday.
General Manager Neff, of the Pacific
Navigation Company, spent Thursday
with his family in Everett.
Mr. J. ]. Clark was In Tacoma this
week.
Mr.. Y. J. Pesrse. who has been visiting
his old home in New York, returned TO
EFsFstt lLNrS0ay.
Superintendent Thomas Weir, of the
Colby-Hoyt mining properties at Monte
Cristo. was in town q few days this week,
accompanied by Mrs. Weir.
Mrs. A. T. Van Deventer, of Kent, has
been the guest of Mrs. Raymond Moore
this week.
General Manager Steward, of the paper
mill, made dying trip to Portland this
week.
Mr.. +. d. Smith has been in Seattle dur
ing the week.
Miss Mae Stewart has accepted a posi-
ton in the school at Monte Cristo.
Mr.. Ralph Hawley was ont this week.
after being confined 10 the house several
days by illness
Mr.. K. NJ. Mitchell has gone to California
to spead q few weeks.
Trinity choir has been augmented for
Christmas and has some fine music in
preparation.
Mrs. Rueker, accompanied by her son.
Mr.. b. J. Rueker, and Mrs. Cleary. were
among the passengers bound for California
on the steamer Waila Walla-