The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-27
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older people. as Well as the cGilorSa, en-
5oyed the occasion.
snohomish Doings.
SNOEoMTSH, Dec. 26.-Spec.al,-A num-
Der Of the younger young men OF this city
have formed a eocfal ciuo and expect 70
give dances at Intervals during the win
ter. The firsg party Of the new club was
he'd last Wednesday evening at the home
Of Hon. Z. c. Ferguson, on Maple street.
A better place than the Ferguson home
could not be imagined, and the big sky
parlor was filed with the merry young
dancers. waltzes and two-steps were the
favorites of the evening. AT late hour
lunch was served. Among those present
were: Miss Gusto Snyder. Miss Maude
Brown Miss Blanche Shaw. Miss Elsie
Comegys. Miss Ada Dibb. Miss Ella
Mahar, Miss Lola Mitchell. Miss Rena
Dibb. Miss Hattie Hatton. Miss Jennie Nc
Naughton. Miss Grace SpurreI, Mr.. GeTrey
Mahar Mr.. Cecil Ferguson. Mr.. Alonzo
Brown. Mr. John A. Partee, Mr.. Roy w.
Comegys. Mr.. cassius Pellet. Mr.. Merton
Hewitt. Mr.. Robert Mckay. Mr.. Clark
Vestal. Mr.. William Ransome.
The Gem City Mandolin Club gave a very
pleasant dancing party In Cathcart's hall
on last Friday evening. A large number
OF society people % the city were in at
tendance. The AFFAIR was in charge of
Peter Mehsn and Thomas Mclaughlin.
and was entirely successful. The floor
was in excellent condition, and the music
as good as could be desired. The Mando-
lin Club will give several dances during
the winter.
The Christmas exercises OF the First
Presbyterian Sunday school were held in
the church Thursday evening and included
an excellent programme participated in
by some thirty children. and & large
Christmas tree.
Mr. r. H. vollans. OF the Sunset Tele-
phone Company at Everett. was the guest
OF Mr.. George ". Shaw Thursday.
One of the events OF New Years week
Will probably be the party that the earnest
workers Of the First Presbyterian church
expect TO give at the home OF Mrs. J. II.
Piaskett on Avenue p. The party will
be on New Years night and. If given, will
be we'll attended.
A number OF young people from this
city went 10 Arlington Friday 10 attend
a dance given by the members OF Airing
ton Lodge No. 127, Independent Order Of
Odd Fellows.
Mrs Robert Henry has returned from
Seattle visit.
Mrs Harris is visiting friends in Seattle.
County Treasurer-elect Hiram G. York
spent a portion OF the week in Seattle.
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spent part of the week in this city. where
they were the guests OF friends.
Miss Goldie Evans Is up from Florence
to spend her Christmas vacation with
relatives.
Miss Laura Macintosh has been quite
III during the week.
Mrs A. d. Austin has returned from
weeks visit with relatives in Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Foster spent Sun
day. the guests OF Mrs. Ben Briefly, in
Seattle.
Mrs. Moody Is very sick at her home on
Maple street
Mr.. French Dora rrrce is up from the Uni
verslty Of Washington FOR a two weeks
visit with relatives
Sam IT. Furber was slightly III during
the week.
Miss Blanche Shaw entertained few
friends at her home on Maple street Fri
dsv evening.
Several Snohomish music lovers VIII 60
70 Tacoma on January to hear the
Messiah rendered hy the Tacoma Choral
Union. assisted by Nine. Nordlca.
At meeting % tho Snolsonish Chapter.
M. X. ROYAL Arch Masons the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year:
z Tlackman. high priest: Hon. r. c. Fer
gllson. king; I. II. cyphers. scribe: Joseph
y. Getchell treasurer; William Whitfield.
secretary.
James Benson's family have moved TO
Snohomish from North Dakota. Mr.. Ben
son IS a brother OF T. G.. Benson. the hard
ware merchant.
Rev. navenpor. united william Green
and Miss B.na Hanly. both % Seattle in
the holy bonds OF naatrimony last Satur-
day.
Miss Ivie Ferguson has returned from a
short visit with friends IN Seattle
Miss O'Neal IS spending Christmas 81
her home In Lowell.
\ number OF Young people ~ ibis city
viii spend Monday and Tuesday in Ever
EFT. where the rniswinter convention az
the Western Washington Union q tia
Christian Endeavor Societies VIII be held.
Mise Katie Case g mp from Seattle for
n two weeks visit with her Vare1ts. Miss
Case - one - Snohomish's representa-
lives IN ERE University OF Washington.
Mrs. Frank Blackman has returned from
a Seattle visit.
Mr.. Roy ". ConsFys who has been vis-
sting his uncfe Fred II. Tsys0ns. IN Seattle
for several days. returned home Wednes-
day.
Mss Newhall IS sack from a short &C.
attic visit.
Ms a II. Morrison is visiting friends
n Seattle
Mrs. Tsaac cathoart. o. Cathcart's sta
ton. vas the guest ~ Mrs. Charles Scot
rev and ether friends a portion OF the
week
Mr.. Tor shaw Sc down from GeteAen TO
spend the holidays with relations.
Nrs wn woosfing. % Seattle. r. the
guest - he- mother. Mrs. I'd urstlax
Mr. r Wosdaek % Eod9onds was IN
The city shaking hands With friends Tues
day.
NFlss Clark % seaetf. Who "a. hea-
Mrs. Robert Taney's guest - her home on
Avenne Q. returned home Monday.
Mr. Lewis Partee It CheTry Valley e
n town. tas guest % his son. Mr.. Aioazo
G partee.
W n. Fgr5ey. ~ Marvsvflie. was n TIE
ety. yesterday on business
Mr. W. $. Ferguson hss been entertain
lug bis parents and sister FOR rhe past
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