The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-20
KvERErr SOCIAL news.


HcsPital-PersonAis.
EVERETT. Aug. i9.-I Special All Ev-
erett. as one might say. turned out to en-
JOY the excursion 10 the TulaIip reserva-
ton on Tuesday in aid Of the Everett
hospital. Ii was given under the manage
ment of the able women of the board of
managers. at the head of which is Mrs
Augusta Plummer Foster, who as an or
ganizer displayed marked ability. The
city council had passed resolution asking
the people to observe the day as n holiday,
and fully 600 people complied with the re-
quest The Indians on the reservation
had assembled for their accustomed
fete and were in trim 20 furnish much
amusement. They provided horse races
and baseball team, showing great pro-
fciency in both. and. of course, coming
out winners. Refreshments were sold by
the ladies, and proved source of great
revenue. Agent Thornton, in charge of
the reservation, merited the thanks of the
party by his attention and courtesy. The
receipts were about 500. from which very
handsome sum will be realized.
Rehearsais promise very enjoyable
musical event in the entertainment to be
given under the auspices of the ladies' of
the Baptist church on Wednesday even
ing. There viii be comedy sketch en-
titled Aunt Poily's Surprise" intro
ducIng several ladies and gentlemen in
musical numbers. Among those already
assigned solos are Mrs. Sears, Mrs. Nc
Farland, Mrs. lie Enos, Miss McConkey,
Miss Bateman, Miss Houghton. Miss
Jones, Miss BRIGHAM, Miss Porter. Mr..
Gardner. Mr.. George Clark, Mr.. Langley.
Mr.. Sprenger, Mr.. Duff and Mr.. Daven-
port
Gov. James Sheakley, of Alaska. spent
the day in Everett with his friend, Judge
Delaney.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. L. Gates, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Parker. Mr.. Green and Mr.. Graden
have gone to Monte Cristo and beyond for
ten days camping trip.
An excursion 70 Green lake. Seattle, was
given last week TO the children's choir of
Our Lady of Perpetual Help. under
the direction of Mrs. James Moore. The
party included Misses Marie Carroll,
Katie May Burns, Helen Marie Huard,
Mary and Dorothy Hawkins. Rena Giles
pie. Mary Ferret, Minnie Edgecomb, Rena
and Ada Dibbs, Emma and Lola Pere,
Mrs. Hawkins. Mrs. Edgecomb. Mr..
Mathews. William Hawkins, James Haw-
kins, William and Morris Powers, Charles
Busher.
Mrs. Harris has arrived in the city from
Columbus, Wis. TO make her home with
her son. DR.. o. V. Harris.
Miss Minona Lewis, of Maine. sister
of T. X. Lewis, has arrived here and will
take position in the public schools.
Miss Anna Springer has returned from
visit to Oakland. Cal.
Mr.. George W. Corn wall has been spend
ing few days with friends in Tacoma
Mr.. T. L. Grant went to Tacoma on
Tuesday.
Mr.. James Hambly returned on Monday
from a trip up the Sound.
Mr.. Norton ID. Walling was called to the
Green River Hot Springs this week by a
his wife.
Mr.. J. ]. Nancy, who has been sporting |
in the Atlantic surf at Nantucket, will be |
home about the middle of September.
Mr.. Arthur Hawley has returned from |
visit with friends in Tacoma.
Annie Fisher, the 7-year-old daughter of /
Fisher, of the Everett & |
Monte Cristo road, fell from swing at the |
Tulaiip picnic grounds and broke her arm. |
Rev. George NJ. Hickman, accompanied |
by AR. and Mrs. L. Wander steen, of Ia |
coma, spent a few days at the Hotel |
Monte Cristo this week.
The sympathy of many friends is with |
Mr.. James L. Bell. whose wife died at |
Kent few days ago, after an illness of
several days.
Mr.. ana Mrs. L. r. Thayer. Of Wiscon-
sin. are about 10 locate in Everett. Mr..
Tnayer is brother of Mr.. 4. +. Thayer
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fitch have de-
cided TO make Everett their home. Mr..
Fitch is well known as an ex-congress-
man. He will practice law here
Messrs. Waite and Myer are talking of |
making run to the Worlds fair on their
BICYCLES.