The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-25

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tution. and II must therefore depe-d upon
the public for a large share CT the char
table work necessarily performed by it.
To aid the managers there is 10 more
elective way % uphold them than by
gifts OF money and materials. In this
same direction the patronage OF the CON-
ing bazaar viii reach the desired end.
Eyerett's Importance as an industrial
city received fresh recognition when the
gunboat cruiser Bennington steamed into
the harbor on Sunday. During her stay
here some pleasant social irEterchanges
were had between the officers and citi-
zens. On Tuesday evening an informal re-
cePtton was given the visitors in the rooms
OF the Commercial Club. President White
AMI other officers CT the club, together
with Mayor Cox ard members Of The city
council doing the honors Of the evening.
The officers IN attendance included:
George w Pigman. commander 4. p.
Speyers. lieutenant commander; J. X
Barton. chief engineer; =. V. MoAan, pay
master: d. II Addison. Emory Winship
and r. e. Buiwer.
A social hop was given in the knights
Of Pythias hall on Saturday evening by
nuuIoer o. the Dung people. Music was
furnished by the Everett mandolin or
cnestra. Those present were: Miss Ever
hard, Miss Nellie --verhard. Miss Coons,
Miss Bronson, Miss Morse, Miss McF'ar-
land. Miss --l-hawsy. Miss STartout, Miss
Parkin. Miss L.nton. Mrs. Perry. Mrs.
Walker. Mrs. MdManus, sir. M2cThayer'
Mr. John MeManus. Mr. Walker. Mr.
Perry. Mr.. Keeier. Mr.. Smith Mr. Pearse,
Mr. AL Duryea, Mr.. 10. Swalwel. MI
Schon, Mr.. Mony. Mr.. Griffith.
number of Lulu Hove's little friends
made merry az her home on Saturday ar
ternoon in honor Of ner birthday. Games
and refreshments were features OF the
affair Those present We're: Sadie MY
Edith Terriu, Viola Scougale, Helen MIN,
Bernlce Scougale, Beatrice Cati-n, Dora
Peterson. Geneva Peacor, Helen Baird,
Effie Kent. Hilda Heide. Myrtle Peaeor'
Peariy Johnson. Agnes Sumner, Lii
lie Babcock, Louise Michel. Jennie Oh
son. TiIla Hove, George johnson, Eddie
Thomas, Carl Hove. Willie Terriil, Mercer
Vernon, frankie Thomas, Genie John-
Everett Hove.
Mrs. Shaw, who has been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Baptie. left for her
home in Minnesota last week
Mr. William Travers is back from Ana
ccrtes on snort visit.
Mr. George II. Clark has gone East 10
be absent several months on q business
trip.
Mrs. W. E. Brown and son, OF Contra
Ina. are visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Naylor.
The ladies OF the Congregational church
served dinner on Friday.
Mr.. Charles Evans and Mr.. Frank t.
Graham. former residents of Everett, are
studying dentistry in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. ButterworTh have
returned from a trip to San Francisco.
Miss Wolfkin, of Tacoma, is in the city,
tho guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Stockbridge.
Mr.. a Boyle has returned from Silver
ton, where he has been for several weeks
looking after mining interests.
A social with a fine programme Will be
given by the Modern Woodmen on the first
Monday after election. The order is grow
ing rapidly here
The Guild will give tea" in the Guild
hall on Thursday afternoon from 10 3
O'Clock. There Will also be a table OF
fancy and useful articles for sale.