The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-02
Snohomish society.

Snohomish, Feb. 1.-Special.-The week
In Snohomish has not beer as full of social
entertainment as il might have been on ac-
count OF the revival services which are be-
ing held under the supervision Of the Evan
gelical churches of the city. Rev. Rowland
Hughes and Mrs. Bailey of Seattle, have
been assisting the local pastors and work
ers in the work and both have met with
great success along the different lines of
their work. The interest in the meetings
grows constantly and from night TO night
the hall is crowded. A large number of
converts have been added to the church
rolls. and much good has been accom-
plished.
The ladies of the city who are interested
In public work have resolved to maintain
public reading room. In this effort they
viii have the support of practically all the
secret societies in this eminently secret So
ciety city. This gives them strong backing
and should assure them success. They pro-
pose keeping on file the latest magazines
and papers and. as well. the old Snohomish
library, gathered together by Eldredge
Morse twenty years ago. They have Sc
cured the Commercial building and on Sat
urday evening will open the library with
literary programme.
Miss Agnes Hanson entertained few
friends Monday evening at her home in
South Snohomish. The guests were: Mr..
and Mrs. Swan, Miss Hanson, Miss Ella
Hanson, Miss Johnson. Miss Lottie John
son, Miss Russell. Miss McMulIen. Miss
Cora McMnllen. Miss Jessie McMulen,
Miss Strange. Miss Marret, Mr.. Mckay.
Mr.. Amesee, Mr.. Smith, Mr.. Partee, Mr..
Charles Johnson. Mr.. Lewis Johnson. Mr..
Jones, Mr.. Peter johnson, AIR. Andrew
johnson, Mr.. Cox. Mr.. Westin, Mr. Staten,
OF Everett; Mr.. Hanson, Mr.. Plante, Mr..
Thurston.
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question was the bachelors ball given by
the Bachelors Club. an exceedingly popu-
lar organization of recent birth. A num-
Der of the members of the Cumtux Club, a
similar organization OF Arlington, were
present and Joined in the pleasure of the
evening. The Rialto band. OF Seattle, fur
nished the music for this occasion. The
Opera house. where the party was held,
was handsomely decorated for the affair,
and in every way il was one Of the events
Of the season. Much OF the success Is due
10 the energetic work of Mr.. Homer Moore,
president OF the club.
Mr.. Henry Norris and Miss Laura Miller
were married at the residence of the brides
father in East Snohomish, Tuesday, Rev
Hanson officiating. Both parties to the
high contract are well-known young peo-
pie of the vicinity. They will make their
home In this city.
Mr.. J. F.. Cronan. United States mar
shall for North Dakota. was in the city dur
ing the week as the guest Of j. A. Coleman.
Mr.. Cronan is making tour OF the South
and West in company with Mr.. j. ID. Dunn,
cousin OF Sheriff James Hagan. The two
gentlemen made many friends in Snoho-
mish. From here they returned TO their
homes in Bismarck.
Mrs. Wallace and Miss Spaulding. OF Sc
attic. are visiting at the Harvey ranch. in
South Snohomish.
Mr.. Charles Wesley Gorham has return
ed from an extended visit with his parents
IN California.
Mr.. II. J. Kennedy is back from a six
weeks stay in California
Miss Allie Turner. one OF the public
school teachers. has been confined TO her
room the past week Her position has been
filled by Prof. Friars.