The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-29

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Ms. ]. L. Bowen; conductor. Mrs. j.
n orland; assistant conductor. Mrs. c.
Killer; treasurer, Mrs. N. Swartout;
eary, Mr.. j. 8. Boriand.
~
M snohomish Society.
~ komish, Dec. es.-Special.-on Friday
Fl ng the Apollo Pedro Club gave its
N az entertainment in the shape OF
~ net at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
ri Plaskett. The early part OF the even
= as passed at the clubs favorite game.
81 ie later music and literary exercises
y pied the attention of the guests. and
n o'clock the banquet hall was entered
the viands literally prepared for the
son were partaken OF. The menu
n ingeniously arranged with pedro
After the banquet the spacious
III IS were again opened and dancing
n ne the order Of the hour. Those pres
Eere Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Young, DIR.
L Mrs. Macreajy, Mr.. and Mrs. o. =.
sman. Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Allen. Mr..
Irs. Charles Mckinney. Mr.. and Mrs.
- Packard. Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Paul,
and Mrs. Tenant. Mr.. and Mrs. Pet
j Nr. and Mrs. J. u. Flasket-, Dir. and
a L. Lenfest, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
II p, Mr.. and Mrs. James Hagan, Mr..
II Mrs. II. K. Loose. Mr.. and Mrs. II. c.
H. Miss Sallie, Miss Shattuck. Miss
NJ oe. Miss Clark. Miss King, Miss
ley. Mr.. Shattuck. Mr.. Clemans, Mr..
u =. Mr.. Mckay, Mr.. Ziegler.
81 annual Christmas ball was held this
at Cathcart's opera house. The First
msnt band. of Seattle, furnished the
C. and when the grand march started
winding way the hall was crowded.
ing continued until early morn. Sup
|. vas served at u at the Penobscot no.
Walter NJ Thornton launaE RnSn-
and Peter Mehan had the affair in
In re.
= III istmas was celebrated IN a very gem
a and joyous manner in Snohomlsh this
Il by all the churches. At the Presby-
church a pretty cantata was rem
by the Sunday school, after which
presents on the Christmas tree were
il buted. The Baptsts also had
tmas tree and entertainment Tamlia
Il was Santa Claus. Apples, oranges,
and presents were given to the chill
with lavish hand. The programme OF
was happily conceived and well ex-
]. The MethodistS gave a holiday
tainment, including Christmas tree
leir church, Tuesday evening. The
n was decorated handsomely. and the
en- OF the Sabbath school treated
friends to a programme OF music
recitation At the Congregational
h. the babies OF the church were en-
ned on Christmas afternoon. In the
1g a special Christmas service was
I, followed by a social hour. A feature
s evening was the presentation OF
of money to Rev. and Mrs. Merritt
expression of confidence and affec-
y the congregation. Mass was sung
q Catholic church at midnight, and
D and 1890 a. m. At the St. Johns
opal the church was beautifully dec
/. Holy Communion was held at
4. m.
II Thursday evening the members OF
~ City Lodge, No. 116, held a delight
terary and musical programme at
IL pleasant rooms on Avenue A. The
pal feature of the programme was
Arce entitled THE Queen of Sahara"
is entertainment they invited their
regardless of their membership in
rider. After the farce the younger
Of the party spent an hour IN
lg.
friday evening the Puget Sound Gdee
~ assisted by Miss Caughran. gave a
t at the Methodist church. After
~ogramme the young people OF the
1 held a social in honor OF the
saturday evening some Of the young
=, men of the city rendered Walter
ton. the successful pitcher of the
90 baseball team, a banquet at the
Penobscot. The merrymaking was
:. up until midnight. Those present
Mr.. w. NJ. Thornton. Mr.. Z. y.
:. Mr.. c. l. Clemans, Mr.. Merton
Z, Mr.. a. .. Stevenson, Mr.. Will
erguson. Mr.. D. A. Ford, Mr. Rollo
I'll. Mr.. L. B. Livermore, Mr.. George
~ 1drie.
Treasurer Watson and Mr.. l. F.
received as a Christmas present six
ms, half a barrel Of sweet potatoes
package without revenue stamp
friends in old Missouri. Desiring
sons and daughters OF the old
state, where 'possums. sweet po-
and persimmons are the delight OF
oicura. they invited all the Mis-
VI rs in the city TO be present at a
n supper Thursday evening. The
were pleasantly spent spinning
- OF the old home until Mrs. Shat
!, who had been cook for one of the
=, st families OF Missouri, announced
!. he 'possum was ready TO he served.
- III rue Missourians, they refused TO
any other meat than the persin-
- attened 'possum. Those present
Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Hart, Califor-
To-; Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. ComeGys.
larles, Mo; Mr.. and Mrs 4. d.
0. Grant City. Mo: Mr. and Mrs. +.
ans, Liberty, Mo; Mr.. and Mrs.
Knowles. Springfield, Mo: Mr..
l. Irs. Adolf Watson, st. Joseph, Mo:
u M Mrs. Ben Morgan. Weston. No:
~ nd Mrs. w. S. Ferguson, johnson
:, NJ. Mo-; Capt. and Mrs. L. II. Coon.
= county. Mo-: Mr.. r. J. Terw1lliger,
- n, Mo.