The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-18

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members Of the school board. teachers and
the high school clasA An intersstins pro-
gramme Of essays. Rotations and music
was presented Is outlined in the Posf-Ix-
1uIIGxxcEn last week. Margaret Clark,
daughter Of John J. CLARK, the well
known merchant. had the honor Of being
the nrst graduate and received the first
diploma
A farewell entertainment Vas given by
the Ai-Ki Society Of the high school with
the following programme:
Roll call answered by quotations.
6ong--Coms Maiden With Ne Society
Hesitation ...----.-------..---..-..Ida Boldly
foouudHuDs Anna Drake
Eseay Leroy Vernon
Soag-.Oufcast +..-----..-........,-...
keadiug -..-----.-------.-.---- Cnafsss Mills
ins;rnm.n.., Lillian morse. Ana cia .
Conunc1uas. ...-..--- John NcNsuus
song--The school song .........-..-.......
Reading. -Edxar Nehan
91s.sing stosy u.,n L a,.ra
Mira Stevenson and Mrs. Campbell en-
tertained very pleasant company last
week in honor Of Miss Hicks, Of Seattle.
who has been guest Of Mrs. Webb. After
. very social evening refreshments were
served. Those present were: Mrs- Webb,
Misses Emma Bronson. Hal Porter. Cad
Porter. Hattie Mcfarland, Alice McFar-
land, Anna Clark. Maud Stevenson and
Edna Webb. Messrs. Brooks. Durvee. Al
bert Duryee. Church. Rodney Church,
Vernon. Mckenzie and Mills.
Mr.. Everett Colby. after whom the city
of Everett was named. 10 expected here
the latter part of the week, accompanied
by one or two young friends from New
York.
Mr.. Nor,hrop. Of Falls Church, Va, an
old acquaintance Of Schuyler Duryee,
general manager OF the Everett Land
Company. arrived in the city last week.
Mr.. James W. Hastnett has returned
from an Eastern trip after an absence Of
several weeks.
There was . good attendance and Q fine
time 1t the fireman's ball on Thursday
night
Mr.. A. Y. Tuttie had the pleasure Of a
visit this week from his grandfather, Mr..
Daniel futile, of Watsonvil!e. Cal. his
sister. Miss Emma Tuttle. OF Tacoma, and
his cousin. Miss Allen, Of Watsonville.
Mr.. A. s. Donan, of Tacoma, was in Ev-
erett this week.
Mr.. A. L. Piper. Of Seattle, spent a day
in Everett this week.
Mrs. Lytle was in the city from Ed
monds Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. L. Grosscup and son left
this week for the East, to 30 absent sew
eral weeks.
The first basket picnic Of the season was
given by Miss Mcfarland. in honor of
Miss Hicks, Of Seattle. An elegant lunch
Was spread in the woods for the invited
guests, which oil seemed to enjoy.
Ladies' Of the Baptist church will give q
strawberry and ice cream festival at the
tabernacle on the afternoon Of July4
Mr.. John Dornin sailed from Seattle for
San Francisco this week. expecting to be
absent month.
Miss Lillian Morse and Miss Hattie
Porter will open . primary school in the
Broadway school.
Mr. NJ. H. Brigham and family ar
rived Wednesday from Maine, and will
reside here in the future.
Mr.. w. r. Reid and Mr.. A. C.. Mcleod,
. committee from the musicians union
Of Seattle, were In Everett on Monday
looking for q location for picnic which
the union will give some time during July.
The second concert Of the series given
BY the Methodist choir will be presented
on Thursday evening. June n.
At meeting Of the Junior League on
Monday the following officers were elected
President. Edna Knapp: vice president.
Eddie Pittman; treasurer. Myrtle Haver-
croft; secretary. John Wainwright; Ii.
brarian. Oswald Wood organists. Daisy
and Mary Wainwright.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Baker have returned
from Des Moines, In. Mrs. Baker has
been visiting there for several months.
Mr.. &. G. Slack has gone to Marietta, O.,
to be absent about three months.
Mr.. b. s. Franklin, Of Chicago. has been
spending few weeks In Everett. He ex.
poets his wife in q few days and may
locate permanently. a. he is much pleased
with the place.
Mr.. G. H. Gerrgues, q capitalist of