The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-28
PUHALLUP SOCIAL z


FC1ALLuP SOCIAL NEWS.
Memorial Day sevvsees-Peoole VIA
Are Coming and Gotng.
P~rYaLLcr. May E.-fSpeeiaI. An the
Evangelical churches will join IN holding
memorial services In the First Presby-
terrain church tomorrow IT IL O'Clock q
m. Rev. George 3. Greg. the pastor, a..
sisted by ,as other pastors. will conduct
the services.
The Ladies' Foreign Missionary Society
OF the First Methodist Episcopal church
VIII hold al open meeting IN their church
edifce toraorrow evening.
Miss Edith Mitchell. daughter OF Rev.
Wiiiisn Mitchell. 10 teaching in Denver,
Coi. hsra there offered . free trip TO
the Worie's fair 10 the mos. popular
teacher In the city, which was TO be de-
cided by vote, . vote being allowed for
every 80 cents purchase. Ont OF twenty.
nine teachers Miss Mitchell received the
prize. which is . fwo weeks visit in Chi
cago. railroad fare TO Chicago and re-
turn. sleeper ticket, two weeks room and
board IN . first-class hotel, daily entrance
ticket TO the Worlds fair aud 81 per day
car fare. The trip TO be taken any time
during ths summer.
Miss Claudia O. Hill, who il attending
the nornas at Ellensburg. is the youngest
in . class of swenty-three and WAS elected
class prophecies. The graduating exer-
ciscs will occur June Is. Miss Hill takes
a place In the Central school building next
year in Payallup.
Mr. n. J. Meeker returned this week
from . short trip TO Oregon.
Mr.. William Barker paid Puyaliup q
visit b FIRST of the week.
Mr.. Charles Skinner has returned to
Puyallup so reside.
Mr.. George NJ. Acly has become q resi-
dent OF 0tting.
Mfr. L. A. Jeancon. of Buckley, was in
PuyaIlup Thursday.
DR.. and Mrs. Fred s. Williams have AZ
rived frora . protracted visit TO Southern
California and after a short visit with
relatives and friends in Sumner went to
their home at Roche Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Bean. parents Of
Mrs. Jack Davies, started on Wednesday
night for the East. Although Mr.. Bean is
much interested financially in a number Of
states. he will probably make this place
his homo. He anticipates returning next
autumn.
Rev. apd Mrs. f. J. Morse intended
starting srom Chicago on the 18th inst.
for home, 10 they are expected to arrive
o
Mrs. f. V. Strain, mother of Mrs. E. r.
Rogers, will soon start for the East, where
she will make an extended visit, returning
late next autumn.
The lass lecture OF the Epworth Leagne
course. delivered by the Rev. T. J. Massey
Wednesday evening. was one OF tho very
best of the course and was delivered to q
full house.
The Pusaliup W. C. T. U. is busily en-
gagged in snaking Its Preparations for the
state convention. which convenes here
early next month. Pleasant quarters have
been furnished by the First Unitarian So
ciety IN the gift of tho use of their church
edifice. waich consists OF a pleasant audi
forum. library. drawing room and kitchen.
The different rooms of the public schools
of Puyailop will hold their closing cxer-
cises on Thursday afternoon. June ~.
The graduating exercises will be held
Friday evening. 5 o'clock. June 3, in the
Puyallup opera house. and will consist Of
the usna! graduating programme. 10
which PYof. :. G.. Landon cordially in.
vites every one to lie present. Miss Helen
Rogers vas chosen v~aledictorian: Miss
Pearl Hubbard, sa~iutatorian: Miss Rose
HA'''5s NHs NSthSsfSSs us AtASG
Beach. class presentations: Miss Clara
Talmadge. present presentation: Mr..
Ninoy Nes.fsli. class historian: Mr..
Henry Hansoi. grafton: Miss Alice Lacey
ard Miss Stay Spencer. essays.
Decoration day vii. be observed by the
Luther G.. Ladd Post. of q. 4. r., by APP
%propriase ceremonies. The fGyallup Cor
net band will escort the post 10 the GENE
terry in the morning. where the Sumner
post and drum corps have been invited TO
participate In the ceremony of decorating
the graves, after which the Samncr post
will accompany the Laid post to rnyal-
lup. where they Will he served with dinner
in the q. 4. X. hall hy the Relief Corps Of
the Ladd post. In the afternoon services
viii le held in the FRS; Baptist church,
conducted by Rev. L.. II. Goodwin.
The musical held a. tie First Unitarian
church last evening comprised the follow
ing numbers; eaartette, Among The
Harley" Miss Anna Bartholomew, Miss
Anna EatFel. Mr.. Harry GROCER and Mr..
Irving Htt: vocal solo. Mrs. Frank Tal-
uaaGse: Mr.. q. q. Chandler. who was 10
have rendered this number. was unavoid-
ably abseEit; piano solo. Miss Pauline Rem
gel, who was encoFet male quarsette.
The Old Red Cradle" Mr.. T.. ". Hill.
Mr.. Irving Hin. Mr.. Harry Ggogsr and
Mr.. ". r Adams, Miss Clara laimadse
accompanied on the organ; = selection by
the Mandolin Ciab, under the direction 81
Prof ". ~. PickeIiii, by three guitars
and four ruando.ins: this number was en-
| corei: solo, Cali Ne Back" penxs. by
| Prof r. Il. Crsudsli, who Was encore<i.
By special request the Mandolin Club
! played The Dudes March" The must
cal Was mach enjoyed, and there MAS a