The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-25
Everett society.

gradually getting home and resuming their
wonred places OF business and social life.
refreshed by fishing. boating and hunting.
A pleasant social, with dancing. was
given by the ladies OF Trinity Guild on
Monday evening.
On Friday the Congregational Sunday
school took an excursion 10 Seattle on tie
Greyhound. having a picnic at Lake park.
II was a successful affair.
The Snohomish County Christian En-
deavor Union Will hold convention in the
Presbyterian church next Tuesday, Az
gust q The afternoon session opens at
go and closes al 5. the last hour being de-
voted 10 a rally OF the Juniors. The even
ing session begins with a song service at
Z o'clock. A specially interesting feature
OF the evening will be an address by Rev.
". II. G.. Temple, of Seattle. lately of Bos-
ton.
Mr.. John Callahan and Mr.. B. F. Was
son arrived home this week from the Yu-
kou gold fields of Alaska. Mr.. Callahan
has been there nearly two years. Mr..
WATSON went up last spring. Both have
done well, and expect to so back next
spring.
The engagement of Mr. Milo Kelly. of
Wilkeson, and Miss Isabelle Tucker, of
San Francisco. is announced. Mr.. Kelly
is a brother of Mr.. James W. Kelly. of this
city. Miss Tucker is sister of Mrs. Kelly.
Mr.. p S. Abbot, of Milwaukee. son of
Mr.. f. II. Abbot. president of the Wis
consin Central railway. has been in the
city few days.
a sunfiower sociable will be given in the
Norwegian VI. f. church Wednesday ev-
ening, August =.
Mr.. Hiram Fairbanks. wife and daugh-
ter. OF Chatfield. Mimi, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel H. Nichols. Mrs. Fair
banks is a sister of Mrs. Nichols.
DR.. 5. +. Lemrick. of Snohomish. has
sd me- M
staff of Everett hospital
Mr.. A. c. Robe and family have lately
removed from Granite Falls TO Everett.
Mr.. Charles I. Marshall. of Everett. and
DR.. Ludlow. of Seattle. will sail for China
on the Empress of Japan next Monday.
Dir. b. Il. Mann. A capitalist of Mont
real, has been spending a few days here.
He is looking after ore shipments TO the
smelter.
a largely attended watermelon social
was given at the Arlington hotel on
Thursday evening by the ". A. z. A.
A very enjoyable time. was spent.
Mr.. Fred Riley will occupy his new
house on Colby avenue next week.
Miss Ida Rear, of Snohomish, was in
the city this week visiting Miss Mabel
Fairbanks.
Miss Josephine Cook. daughter of Mr..
.. NJ. Cook. has arrived here from Bell
vile, Ontario. TO make Everett her home.
MI d II. 1tIIlOIi. Vi spS+ll q
few days in Everett this week.
Mr.. A. w. Thomson has gone TO San
Francisco on business connected with the
whaleback City of Everett
Mr. W. A. Usher has gone to Boston TO
attend the triennial conclave of Knights
Templar.
Messrs. n. c. johnson. J. F. Koran and
r. a. Chapman spent Sunday at West
port.
Mr.. Ieverick Duryee, who leaves for the
East shortly to resume his studies. enter
tained several of his friends this week.
on Wednesday a card party was given,
attended by the Misses Boynton, the
Misses Porter Miss Mcfarland, Miss De-
laney and Miss Linton, Mr.. c. Van II.
King Mr.. Leroy Vernon, Mr.. Thomas Nc
Farland Mr.. C. L. Miles, Mr.. Al Duryee
and Mr.. Leverick Duryee- On Thursday
he gave a stag dinner, attended by the
above named gentlemen and Mr.. l.. X.
Church. jr., and Mr.. Eugene Davies, jr.
Mrs F. A White and Miss Loughney
have gone TO Grays harbor for short
visit.
Mrs. II. D. Cooley and Miss Dopp took
the Great Northern Thursday for the
East. They Will visit friends in Wiscon-
sin
NJ and Mrs. f. II. Croker. who have
been here for few weeks. left for their
home in Minneapolis on Saturday.
Mr. Clarence Van H. King and Mr..
Charles Mills are going 10 the Stanford
university. They leave on Sunday.