The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-26
suohomlsh society.

The graduating exercises Of the Sno-
homish high school were held last Friday
evening at the Congregational church.
Following was the programme; Piano
solo. The Austrian Song" Linn.e White;
salutatory, Gertrude Par,ee: ladies' quar-
sette, Spring Song" Maud Brown. Allie
White. Helen Hanson. Ada NUNS: ora
ton. Harriet Beecher Stowe" Kathryn
Case; oration, Gettysburg" Linnie White:
solo. Thy Sentinel am l." w. T. Elwell:
grafton. THE Hand of Time" Tennis
Thurston. chorus, THE Duck Song"
Misses Brown. Hanson and NUNS. Messrs.
Partee and Knapp; GRAFTON. Keys, Ger
trude Partee: ladies' quartette, Down the
River" Maud Brown. Helen Hanson, Ada
Munns. Allie White: yaledictory. Kathryn
Case; solo and chorus. "Out Of the Old
Home They Wander" Misses Brown and
Hanson, Messrs. Partee and Knapp:
awarding class diplomas: class song and
cheer.
The graduating class has been given two
weeks extra work by Prof. Friars after
school closed.
Some time ago he snohomish Tribune
offered gold medal as prize to the pupil
OF the high school who should write the
best essay upon the subject "Snohomish
County and Its Resources" Quite .
large class wrote for the contest Miss
Ella Meagher received the highest marks
of tiie judges and was awarded first prize.
Miss Louise Streng second and Miss Maud
Brown third.
Mrs. May Olson arrived from Buckley,
Cal. Tuesday and will spend the summer
with her mother. Mrs. NJ L. Sinclair.
Mrs. A. ]. Hanson has been IN Portland
this past week attending the spring meet
ing OF the women's Home Missionary So
ciety for the Northwest. Of which she is
secretary.
"a. a
day night for an extended trip through
the Eastern states.
Rev. w. C. Merritt Is IN attendance at
the Chehalis county Christian Endeavor
convention, before which he delivered a
sermon to-day at Chehalis.
Mrs. l.. H. Coon and Mrs. I. B. Hewitt
are both confined to their homes by sick
ness.
Mrs J. N. Booth Is entertaining her
mother. Mrs L. Yeager. Of Seattle.
The newly elected officers OF the ED
worth League Of the Methodist Church
were duly Installed last Sunday night with
appropriate exercises.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. b. Davis, Of Arlington.
are guests at the homo OF liver Johnson
this week.
snohonish lodge No. g. K. of p, issued
Invitations 10 their friends for q social
az the Castle hall Monday evening. Cards.
refreshments and dancing filled the pro-
gramme, and all guests declared the
Knights to 10 excellent entertainers. The
following were present: Mr.. and Mrs w.
r. Booth. Mr.. and Mrs. c. III. Mckinney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Leque, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs A. w Nor
gan. Mr. and Mrs Elmer Lenfest. Mr. and
Mrs. A. ]. Wolfe. Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Gum.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. 8. Sutton. Mrs. A. Wat
son. Mrs NJ. J. gin. Mrs. Curtis. Mrs,
Deerins. Miss Ivy Ferguson. Miss J.
Getchell. Miss Thomas. Miss Stackpole.
Miss NJ. McNaughton. Miss Fannie Church.
Ill., Miss Iverson. Miss A. johnson. Miss A.
Hansen. Miss Russell, Miss Sadie Packard
Miss Nroonan, Miss Turner. Miss New
hall. Mr. J. V. Bowen. Mr. George James.
Mr.. Ed Mills. Mr.. George Hendrie. Mr..
s. II. Furber. Mr.. I. Kohn. Mr.. Al Steven
son. Mr.. NJ. Hewitt. Mr.. John McEwan.
Mr.. c. c. Thornton. Mr.. James Bushie,d
Mr.. ID. Ford. Mr.. Rolla Mitchell. Mr. Rob-
ert A. Hubert. Mr.. Andrew johnson Mr..
Peter Johnson Mr.. John Gilchris,. Judge
J. c. Denney. Mr. John r. Todd. Mr.. Lon
Brown. Mr.. Tennis Thursting. Mr.. Tam
Elwell.