The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-10

Excursion to Snohomish - Opening OF
the Public schools-PersonaI.


the Public schoois-Personai.
EVERETT. Sept. Especial. Among
the social events NJ the week was the
excursion to Snohomish Of the ladies and
gentlemen who took part in the Aunt
Polly surprise party here a week ago. The
entertainment was repeated at Snohomish
in revised and enlarged form, and the
party arrived home about midnight. hav-
ing had a very enjoyable evening.
The city public schools. which opened
this week with an enrolment of 465
pupils, are admirably equipped with an
Guides Prof. Shepherd, Miss Yule, Miss
Mitchell, Miss King. Miss Hayes. Miss
Aldrdge, Miss Bradish, Miss Whiting,
Miss Dopp. Mrs. Brown. Miss Loughney.
Miss Palmatier. Miss Morgan, Miss
Humphries. Miss Wells, Miss Stamps and
Mr. Sherwood.
Mrs. George ". Vining. of Seattle, has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Skinner, of
Harrison avenue.
Mrs. Wolf and her daughter, Mrs.
Ramel. are visiting friends in Phila-
delphia
Judge Kleber and Mr.. 8. ]. Hart, of
Olympia were guests Of Mr.. w. +. Brown
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frstt went to Tacoma on
Saturday.
Miss Ella NJ. Peckham, of Seattle, has
been visiting Mrs. Leon Snow. They were
members of a camping party in Monte
Cristo and Silverton during her stay here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Griffin have re-
turned from Michigan and the Worlds
fair.
Miss Lueila Mcfarland, of Seattle, is a
guest of Miss Gilmore.
DIR. G. w. Cox has gone to the Worlds
fair.
Miss Helen NJ. Jenner returned to Seat
tie on Monday after spending ten days
with Miss Anna E. Brown.
Mr.. J. ID. Elmendorf and Mr.. A. r.
Whitney, ir.. went to Spokane on Friday.
Mr.. J. n. Bradley. of the Herald, went
to Tacoma on Thursday to witness the
production of "Iolanthe," in which his
daughter, Miss Grace Bradley, took O
prominent part.
Mr.. Charles ]. Bell and Mr.. Charles
Evans, who have been in the employ of
Clark d Co.. left on Monday to spend their
vacation in Michigan and Wisconsin
Mr.. c. s. Miliiken, of Tacoma, was IN
Everett this week. the guest of Mr.. A. r..
Whitney, ir.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. III. Brown, OF Tacoma,
were in Everett this week.
Mr.. Joseph Irving took q trip to Monte
Cristo this week.
Mr.. Charles Tucker, of Tacoma, was in
the city on Wednesday.
The basket social of the ladies of the
Christian church has been postponed to
"Wednesday next.
Mrs. A. X. Delaney has returned from
her trip TO Alaska.
Mr.. W. J. $. Brace, of Seattle. was in
Everett Wednesday, the guest Of Mr.. A.
c. Patterson.
A rainbow social is to be given at the
Baptist church next Friday evening.
Mrs. NJ. J. Darling went to Tacoma on
Saturday.
Mr.. G. c. Brown was among the Everett
people in Seattle on Saturday.
Mr.. A. w. Thompson, cashier of the
barge works, will spend a couple Of weeks
hunting bear and elk in the Quillayute
country.
Mr.. T. c. Allen. Of Victoria. has been
spending few days here with his cousin.
Mr.. A. Y. futile.
Mr.. L. f. Cassel is back from A pro-
tracted prospecting trip of several months
duration in the Oksnogan country, b. c.
There will be baby show and doll testi-
val at the Presbyterian church on satur-
day, September I6. at 3 p. m. All babies
under years of age are eligible.