The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-27
xvxRxrr SOCIAL EVENTS.
A Dramatic Entertsinment-Ths Tsas
ers' Institute Personal Gossip.

ers' Institute Personal 0ossip.
EVERETT, Aug. 26.-Among the enter
tanning events of the week was diversion
provided under the auspices of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Baptist church, en-
titled "An Evening With Aunt Polly"
The sketch introduces Aunt Polly, an at
tractive widow. IN q lively conversation
with Elder Lovegood, for whom the
widow has evidently ''set her cap" The
appearance of the widows daughter,
Amanda Dooiittle, proves fatal to Aunt
Polly's plans. for the elder is captivased
by her charms. The arrival Of surprise
party bent on musical evening serves to
give a happy turn TO affairs. A lively
programme, largely made up Of old-time
ballads, is given. with interjections OF io-
cal ''hits" by Aunt Polly. Encores were
frequent. The cast included Mrs. Sears,
a. Aunt Polly; Miss McConkey. n
Amanda Doolittle, and Mr.. V. L. Beving-
ton. as Elder Loysgood. Guests and
farm hands were represented by Mrs. lie
Gros. Miss Jennie NJ. Houghton, Miss
Grace Brigham. Miss Jones. Miss Nellie
Phillips, Miss L. c. Brakeman. Mr.. John
MeCrossen, Mr.. W. r. Grey, Mr.. Robert
Gardener, Mr.. Robert Martin, Mr.. George
II. Clark, Mr.. r. r. Duff, Mr.. T. r.
Davenport. Mr.. NJ. l. J. Sprenger. Mr.. ].
Ford. Mr.. X. Langley. Mr.. Daniel Me-
Kenxie, Mr.. MacThayer and Mr.. r. Il.
Fairbanks. Mr.. Davenport was the d.
rector of the affair.
Arrangements have been made for o
large attendance at the Snohomish county
teachers institute TO be held the coming
week. opening on Monday, under County
Superintendent Sinclair. Among those
announced for papers and addresses are
DIR. r. ii. Van Horn, Prof. J. w. Shep-
herd. Miss Emma 8. Yule, Miss Celia NJ.
Mitchell, Prof A. c. Jones, Mrs. Della
Brown, Miss Mamie f. King, Mr.. G. w.
Stafford, Miss Eva Bailey, Miss Mona
Boyle, Miss Bina I.oughney, Miss Mary
Whiting, Miss Lena Bradish, Miss Marion
Morgan, Mrs. NJ. D. Mccoy, Mrs. Mabel 8.
Toy, Mrs. r. A. Small. Miss weltha Web
ster, Miss Jennie Jordan, Mr.. Homer
Turner, Prot. James Brady. Prof. II. r.
Niles, Rev. ]. W. Dorrance, Mr.. L. G.
Whitney, Rev. A. b. Banks, Prof. h. w.
Brintnall. Hon. C. w. Bean, state super
intendent Of public instruction, Is to give
a lecture on Educational Tdeals." The
programme for Monday evening consists
of an address of welcome by Mrs. Della
Brown; response by Miss Jennie Jordan;
address-"The Glory of Our Public
Schools"-Rev. ]. w. Dorrance.
Mrs. C. r. Moore and her little daughter
Jennette have gone TO Ohio to visit friends.
Mr.. II. +. Mcsder and family and Mr.,
F.. c. Warner, of Lowell. left for the
Worlds fair and an Eastern trip this week.
a.
gave him hearty but informal reception
on Thursday evening on his return from
the Methodist conference.
Mr. S. s. Nef left for an Eastern trip q
few days ago.
Mr.. Albert s. Stein has returned from
the East
Miss Bakeman spent Sunday With
friends in Snohomish.
Mr.. and Mrs. George l. Brown left on
Saturday for Oregon and Southern Califcr-
MIA, to be gone couple OF months.
Mr.. /. NJ. Buffers, of WILDLY island.
was in the city on Thursday.
Ex-Gov. Church and family have taken
possession Of their fine new residence on
the corner OF Colby avenue and Wall street.
Mr.. John Mcneil. . Philadelphia mer-
chant. and Mr.. Horace r. Mccain, editor
of the Germantown, Pa, Fadependenf, spent
a couple Of days with Mr.. and Mrs. James
Stevens. They left for Southern Caiifor-
MIA, and will stop here again on their re-
turn.
Mr.. Frank Clark has arrived home from
trip 10 the Worlds fair.
Mr.. Percy Parminier ieft today for trip
into the mountains
Col. Eddy's friends we're glad to see him
on the streets again yesterday. after IN liz
ness Of ten days.
Sir. Eugene Koran has returned from
Iowa. where he went TO look after the
estate recently left 10 Mr.. Arthur Wheeler.
Mr.. Koran fnds that II includes 1000
acres aud il worth between 500. 900 and
$40. ofs
Mrs England. OF snohomish. was in the
city this week. the guest Of Miss Bake
man.
Mrs Schmaix and Mrs. wasson have re-
turned from . monsh's visit &c Germany.
Miss Emma Bronson arrived home from
Tacoma on Thursday evening, where she
mas been visiting friends and relatives for
severai weeks-
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Irving. Of the
Hotel Monte Crisso. are rejoicing in the
arrival Of daughter.
Dr. q v Harris has fallen heir 70 IS 90