The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-14
PUYALLUP SOCIETY news.


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fuy.ILrr, May IL. SPECIAL - Miss
Cara Ta!madge gave q party ae the resi-
oencs OF her parents in honor Of her class
which Will graduate this year. The lawn
ana poriicoes were pressiiy decorated with
Japanese lanterns. Games and music
formed the Annsements Of the evening,
the party breaking up about IL O'Clock
Those present we're: City Superintendent
3 @. Landon. Miss Helen Rogers, Miss
feari Hubbard. Miss Alice Lacey, Miss
Nary Spencer, Miss Myrtle Beach, Mr..
Hinson and Mr.. Wessfail. Mss Rose
Dudley was unable to be present.
musical Is In preparation to be given
on or about the 9th inst. At the Unitarian
church AZ which there will appear talent
from Tacoma. among whom will be Prot.
Craudail and George q. Chandler.
The memorial services will be held this
year in the First Presbyterian church.
Rev. George b. G-eig having been invited
- conduc. the services.
Rev. Mr.. Walton, OF Puyaliup, will
preach next Sunday morning in the First
Methods, Episcopal church, and the Ep-
worth League will conduct the services in
the evening.
Through the efforts of the pastor. Rev.
George II. Greg. Of the First Presbyterian
church. the Sabbath school has received .
present Of library consisting of 100 VOL
umes. presented by o school OF the same
denomination in P.ttsburg. Pa.
Mrs. England. whose husband is 0! the
firm OF Williams & England. of Salem, Or.
spent nigh. AZ Mr. +. Meeker's this week
on her way home from the Unitarian con-
ference. To which she was delegate.
Mr.. A. NJ. Crandail Is storing his furni-
tnre. lie will pend considerable time this
summer in Yakima. and Mrs. CrandaI;
will visit her relatives East.
Mr.. +. K. Rogers paid short visit to
kaiama and Portland this week.
DR.. Hastings has removed to Yakima.
Mr.. G. II. Skinner came down Sunday
from Everett. and has spent the week visit
ing has son, II. n. skinner, here and
Charles n. Skinner at Oriing.
Mrs. Nettie Foster and three children,
from Santa Clara. Cal. paid Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. Meeker short visit. Mrs. Foster used
to teach school here in by-sone days.
Mr.. X. Siewcrt and family will soon re-
move 10 Everett.
DR.. John 4. Williams has removed from
Sumner 10 the Spinning block, Puyailup.
Quite party attended the concert given
by Whstworth college at Sumner on the
evening of May IL. among whom were
Miss Maud Barrett, who took part; Mrs.
Il. NJ. Mcdonald, MISS Pearl I.aycock.
Miss Aida Reid. Miss Birgs. Mrs. $. q.
Langdon. Mr.. Fred Templeton, Mr.. Harry
Templeton, Mr.. Morton Laycock, Mr..
Charles Hood, going on the train. Miss
Nash, Miss Added Hubbard and Mr.
William ~ Stewart went in a carriage.
PryALlrr. May i5.-ISpecial. The
regular annual election occurs in the
Puyailup ". {. 7. L. next Wednesday
afternoon.
Tho teachers of the PuyaIiup public
schools engaged for the ensuing year by
the educational hoard are: Prof. ;. q.
Landon, city superintendent and principal
Of the Central school: Mr.. o. c. Whitney.
principal OF the Map.ewood school. and
Mr.. S. y. Puiford. principal of the Spin
ming school. In the Central school Miss
Nina NJ. Nash. Miss Olive Grant, Miss
Aida Reid. Miss Helen Biggs; in the
Maplewood school. Miss Nettie Whitney
and Miss Frances Jacobs: in the Spinning
school, Mrs. AIDA h. Gibbs. This makes
the number ten engaged. and fifteen are
now employed. so there ~iii be number
more 10 be hired.