The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-02

safatafory and Miss Aura Drake the vale
dictory- The orations Of the class were as
follows: Vitae Victoria" Miss Anna
Mabel Clark: -SeIf-Rslsanee." Mr.. Claude
Perret: Politics as a Career" Mr. Clar-
ence Van Ho1Gan King; Immigration,
Mr.. John Lindsay The programme also
included some spirited choruses. piano
solo by Miss Small and contraIto SOLO
by Miss Boynton. The schools have per-
formed a year OF good work under the
superintendent OF Prof. Hesfon-
The result OF the bicycle meet has al
ready been announced in the Posf-Intelli-
gencer. Clarence Kings time in the run
from Snohonish TO Everett. ten ana one
half miles. was surprise. ara ne was
heartily congratulated Luces capture
OF the championship ha1-rlile medal Ike
wise proved an unexpected episode. IN
the evening a banquet was served AT the
Hotel Monte Cristo and. amid speeches
and much good cheer. the various prizes
were presented. II was Just about DUSK
when the Snohoniish visitors mounted
their wheels for home. amid parting
salute from the Everett Club
Mr and Mrs f. A. White gave a whist
party 20 a few friends last week Among
those present were: Mr.. and MIS-. ) II.
Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. William Nichols,
Misses Nichols. Mrs. Riley. Mrs. Kent.
Miss Humphries. Miss Loughney, Mr.. d.
c. johnson and Mr.. A s. Taylor
A social hop was given by some or the
wheelrnen at Guild hall on Thursday even
ing. There We're present: MISS ROPER,
Miss Helene Govan. OF Tnia1lp; MISS
Swartout, Miss Reicheneker, Miss Nor
gan. Miss Jennie Hayes. Miss Lizzie
HAYES. Miss Porter. Mrs L. j. Church.
Mrs. Spencer, Mr.. Schuyler. Mr.. Mony,
Mr.. Saunders. Mr.. T. King, MI. Mltcneii'
Mr.. L. X. Church. jr.: Mr.. Wimperly, MI.
Frink. Mr.. Rogers. Mr.. Spencer, MI. 10
Swslwell, Mr.. White, Mr.. Grifhth ana MI
Bullock. OF Seattle.
Bishop Barker rs TO be given pubic
reception at Guild han tonight. 1t Will be
informal in character affording an OPP
portunity for the bishop TO meet the peo-
pie personally.
Mrs H A. Smith and Miss Nellie Phil
lips are among the people who went 10
Victoria last week.
Mrs. NJ. o. Tibbits and children left for
North Yakima this week TO spend the
summer.
on Wednesday evening the ladies OF the
Maccabees gave a very successful ice
cream social in Carpenters hall
A union has been effected between the
Nail Works band and the Firemen's band.
The consolidation is a strong one
Mr. f. Kenealy. OF Puyallup. and Miss
Stubs. OF this city, were married on
Thursday of last week at the home OF the
piiue Ihothei, on I all -, -,
w. c. Weir officiating. They Will make
their home in Puyailup.
Miss Minona Lewis, lady well known
in the social circles of Everett, ana MT
r. s. Blauvelt, chief engineer OF the
whaleback steamer City of Everett Nare
married at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Edmunds. of Seattle. on Satur-
day. June /. They will take trip 10 san
Francisco and New York and thence 10
Chicago. where they will make their nome
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Uphus are receiving
congratulations on the arrival or son
on the 2sth of Max in their household.
Miss Whiting entertained the pupils or
her school, some forty in number, at hef
residence on Friday afternoon. "A pro-
gramme which they had prepared for
Decoration day was presented, and other
diversions with refreshments contributed
TO the entertainment.