The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-26
SnOhOruish Society.

Snohom,sh, Jan. 24-Specal.-Mrs. Ira
Pendleton, Mrs. Charles Pendleton and
Mrs. Stewart, OF Everett. have been visit
ing Mrs. John Brakeman this week.
l.. B. Livermore is visiting relatives in
Tacoma.
Miss Mabel Strahl. of Seattle. is visit
ing with Mrs. w. \. Ryerson.
Rev. f. c. McReynolds held services
Wednesday and Thursday at the Free
Methodist church.
County Commissioner I. f. Friars is
still confined to his room with typhoid
fever.
Mrs. /. n. Mudgett and family have
moved to Tacoma, where the Mudgett
brothers Will conduct the Young sswmill.
on Tuesday morning Mr.. Fred II. Mud
gett and Miss Fannie K.ttell were married
at the parlors OF the Dowance Academy.
The wedding was a quiet one, and some
what of a surprise, as the happy event
was not expected at this time. The young
couple took the train at once for Tacoma,
where Mr.. Mudgett will engage in busi-
ness
Some OF the younger society boys con-
ceived the idea Of repaying the young Ia
Dies who gave the leap year party some
time since by giving a party themselves.
The spacious home of James Pearl was
selected for the place Of festivities, and all
arrangements were carried out by the
young gentlemen. Supper was served at
ent were: Mss Jennie McNaugh-
ton Mss Maud Brown. Mss
Louisa Strang. Mss Norma Strang, Mss
Grace Spurrell, Mss Ada Dibh, Mss Rena
Dibb. Miss Lulu Thurston. Miss Lola
Mitchell. Miss Ada Munns. Miss Ella
Meagher, Miss Otta Kruegar, Miss Vera
Walton. Mrs. j. =. Partee. Mr.. John
Amesse, Mr. Charles Jones, Mr.. c. G.
Gaisford. Mr.. James Tenant Mr.. John
Bird Mr. Tennis Thurston. Mr.. william
Cory, Mr. George Wallace. Mr.. Homer
Horton
one Of the popular entertainments of the
week was the W. A. y. a. social at Gem
Csty hall. The hall was crowded early in
the evening to hear the programme OF
music and rec.tations which the ladies' had
prepared. After the programme had been
heard the ladies spread a bountful lunch
for their guests. The floor was then clear
Cd and dancing became the entertainment.
A handsomely worked scarf was ratified
for the benefit of the Wiptock home for
orphans Mr.. u. A. Ford was the winner
OF the article.
It is pleasing 70 note In this connection
the good feeling which prevailed IN Sno-
hom.sh between members OF opposing re-
Iigious bodies on this occasion. Catholics
We're invited and attended as freely as
their Protestant friends.
THURSDAY night Mss Scotney and Miss
Brown gave the most brilliant party OF
the week A. the home or the FORMER ia1y.
The party was given in honor OF Mss
Kirk and Miss Mudgett, who leave the city
shortly 20 make their homes elsewhere.
Miss Kirk going TO Southern California
and Miss MIDGET to Tacoma. The parlors
were too small for dancing. but the even
ing was pleasantly spent at whist until
sumner was served After supper Messrs.
Herlr.e. Todd. NcEwen and Taylor fav-
0red the guests with some musical selec-
tons Those present We're: Miss Sadie
Packard. Miss Myrtle McNaughton, NJ IS
Stella XIX. Mss Mamie Midget Miss
Matte Shatfuck Mss Maud Parker.
Mss Jenr.e Cetcheu. Miss Lena White,
Miss Tvle Ferguson. Mss Rose Bren. Miss
ThaYa Russell Miss Kate Care. Miss Amy
Squirrel, Miss Lillian Scotney. Mr.
NtcAaU hIr Heudrie Mr. Case,
N~ Cfamars. Mr. Todd Mr.. TAYLOR, Mr..
Zteeler. Mr. Mckay. Mr.. Perry. Mr.. Lam,
Mr. cole. Mr. C. Midget. Mr. y. Midget,
Mr. WaUe~sdorf NJ NoEwan, Mr.. Far
rah. Mr. and Mrs. Booth. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mckinney. Mr.. and Mrs. Evans, Mr.. ana
Mrs Knanp Mr. and Mrs. Warner
Mr. and Mrs =. c. Allen entertained ne
Ar.otlo Pedro club on Wednesday evening.
,rhfs organization IS doing much 10 make
rho winter pleasant Their next m etlng
vu 10 with NJ and Mrs Plaskert.
Wednesday. two weeks.
The Grand Army OF the Republic held
-rNIf, installation OF officers SATURDAY
evening. closing the programme with an
army banquet OF BAREBACK. pork and
beans.