The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-10
EVERETT SOCIETY.


Events nc the Churches - where the
Teachers VIII spend the Summer.
EVERETT. June Especial Two or
three very pleasant gatherings in the way Of
church affairs were about all there was Of
note In social circles this week. The young
people of the Presbyterian church met AT
the residence of Mrs. Tompklns. which
was prettiiy decorated for the event. Miss
Lewis and Miss Margaret Clark gave rect-
tations. and guessing game afforded
much amusement. Rev. Mr.. Lidden and
Mr.. Sherfey being awarded prizes in
this contest Refreshments we're served.
A donation party under the auspices OF
the women's Guild Of Trinity church,
drew good attendance on Tuesday even
ing. The object was to provide al OUTFIT
for the kitchen of the Guild.
Under the auspices of the Young Peo-
pies Society of Christian Endeavor Rev.
Dr. Butler gave @ lecture at the Congrega-
tional church on Tuesday evening. After
the lecture n committee served Ice cream
and cake to O large number who re-
manned for a social hour.
Now that the public schools have closed
the teachers are planning for the vacation.
All Of them expect To teach next year ex-
cept Miss AIdridgs and possibly Miss
Morgan. Prof Shepherd. Miss Mitchell.
Miss Porter and Miss Lewis will remain
in Everett. Miss King will visit
al Snohomish, Miss Yuls at Seattle
and Victoria, Miss Mills in California.
Miss Aldridge in Stockton. Cal, and Miss
Morgan IN San Diego, Cal. Miss Dopp in
Blaine, Miss Bradish in Los Angeles. Miss
Humphreys and Miss Louehney In Seat
tie. Miss Hayes in Wisconsin. Miss
t.. r.
fornia, Mrs. Brown and Miss Palmatier in
Everett
Maj. and Mrs. Goldsborough very pleas
sntly entertained the teachers and = few
other friends on Monday evening. Those
present were: Mrs. Foster, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernon. Mr.. and Mrs. Baird. Mas Yuis.
Miss Whiting. Miss PsImatier, Miss
I,oughney. Miss Humphreys. Miss Dopp.
Ms. porter. Miss Mcfarland. Miss swart-
ont Miss Stewart, Miss Hays. Messfs-
sherry. swalwell, shay, Foster and Cali.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noble, Of Seattle. and Mr.
and Mrs. Browneil, Of this city. took q
,rin 10 Monte Cristo on Wednesday.
Mrs. Porter and Miss SchEcck, OF Ia
coma, are the guests OF Mrs. RoFtsr's
PARENTS, Mr.. and MIRA Whitney.
Mr.. ana MT y. ~ @ED&hNt hkNAs - 10y
IN Monte Cristo last week In company
Nth Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Mcbride.
Mrs. Schuyler Duryes visited Tacoma
last week ss the guest Of Mra u. =. Cross
cup.
Mr. Thomas Hickey. exalted ruler Of the
Fiks. was in town this week. the guest Of
Mr.. Fred Riley.
NIL. Nancy went 10 Port Townsend
70 meet Mr. James Kelley, who arrived
ulth his new sIoop from San Diego. They
cd into Everett Thursday night.
Mr.. G. +. Herriek. Of Chicago, spent .
few DAYS with Mr. George w. Cornwall
this week.
Mr.. William r. Brown. after a months
Wait here, has returned 10 san jose 70 re-
main for some time.
Bishop Barker vas given q receipt IN
here on Monday last at Gnild hall.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. aud
Mrs. w. G. Reichsnscksr for the marriages
OF their daughter. Bessie l.. TO George H.
Clark, on Thursday evening, June II, st
$50 O'Clock, as the Baptist church. Re-
ception from until ii.