The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-09
snohomIsh society.

SDohomish, Feb. s.-SpeclaL-Mr. ana
Mrs G.. o. Kirk and Miss Stella left Sat
urday for their new home in Southern Cal
ifornla. On Friday evening the ladies OF
the Rebekahs rendered TO them farewell
reception at Odd Fellows hall. The fol-
lowing guests were present: Mr.. and Mrs.
Kirk, Mr. and Mrs. Comegys, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ordway, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Booth. Mr.. end
Mrs. Denney. Mr.. and Mrs. Hart. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Coffey, Mr.. and
Mrs Watson. Mr.. and Mrs. Heffner, Mr..
and Mrs. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Raner-
zahm. Mr. and Mrs. Thurston, Mr.. and Mrs.
Currie. Mr. and Mrs. Hewitt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mckinney. Mr.. and Mrs. Partee. Mr.. and
Mrs. Van Bowen, Mr.. and Mrs. Ward. Mr..
and Mrs Kittell, Mr. and Mrs. Sparrell.
Miss Turner. Mss Packard. Miss Kirk.
Miss Shattuek, Mss McNaughton, Miss
scotney. Miss Getehen. Miss Hanson. Miss
Johnson. Miss Rea. Miss Williams, Miss
Doyle. Miss Spurrell. Miss Grace Spurrel.
Miss Hunter. Miss Case. Mr.. Johnson. Mr..
Mehan. Mr.. Amesse. Mr.. Connolly, Mr..
Hendree. Mr.. McSwain. Mr.. Fletcher. Mr..
Gorham, Mr.. Tenant. Mr.. Thurston, Mr..
Mckay, Mr. Jones, Mr.. Clemans.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Van Buren, were sur
prtsed Monday evening by delegation CT
Odd Fellows and their wives who came 10
express their regard Of the worthy couple
on the eve OF their departure from the city.
Mr.. Van Buren, was presented with a past
grand regalia and jewel, upon the ribbon
Of which was inscribed the following:
presented 10 Brother Alvah Van Buren,
By the following members OF Gem City
Lodge. No. lis. / O. O. f.: g. W. Head ].
{. O'Conner, W. A Nelson. Martin Peter
SON, J. J. Bell. II. F. Walton, Andrew o.
son, J. T. Francis. ]. II. lin. Alex Ander-
son, Charles :. Shook, r. Reese. 'Scotty'
Connolly. NJ. J. Gill. II. J. Gin. II. NJ. Hun
ter, l.. w. Anderson. a j. Hin. Ed Domes.
L. II. Coon. Victor Nelson, John Benson.
T. V Urban, Robert Henry. VI. ]. McGin-
ness, H. +. Niles. James Napier. c. Burk-
man. T. Il. Black. Il. \ Barker. Thomas
Watson, J. NJ. ordway, Snohomlsh. Wasn.,
iS96"
Miss Helen Dorrance gave a party TO her
young friends Saturday evening in honor OF
her fifteenth birthday. The following were
present: Miss Annie Jackson. Miss Blanch
Shaw. Miss Lulu Thurston, Miss Helen
Hanson, Miss Lucy Vestel. Miss Maud
Kelly, Mss Bertha Hesfner. Miss Vera
Walton. Miss Jennie McNaughto1. Miss
Katie Keefe. Miss L0lo Mitchell. Miss Ada
Munns. Miss Allie White. Miss Jessie Kelly,
Miss Elsie White Miss Nena Davenport,
Miss Maud Brown. Miss Agnes Hanson.
Miss Clara Heron. Miss Agnes Mittelstadt.
Miss Elsie Comegys. Miss Thalia Russell.
Mr. Robert Mckay, Mr.. Charles johnson,
1ir John Bird Mr.. Bernie Partee Mr. Lon
brown. Mr.. Tennis Thurston. Mr.. Ra,ph
Hart. Mr.. Albert Scotney. Mr.. Arthur
I1onEey. Mr. Roy Comegys, ar. Csss.us
Petit Mr Clark Vestel. Mr.. Cecil Fergfi-
son. Mr.. Samuel Knapp, Mr.. Henry Sny-
der. Mr.. clifford Mcdonald. Mr.. Holton
Mr. Clifford Davenport. NJ. Clyde Scotney.
Mr. Edward keefe. Mr. Charles Stafford
NJ. Charles Burns. and NJ. Albert Run
and French D0rrance. Of Seattle.
one % the most important events OF the
season % the citizens Of Snohomish was the
opening Of the public library and reading
room 70 the public last Saturday night
The LAKES q the N c. T. L. have been
working .rduStriously Tor some weeks 20
prepare such a place and keep e open and
they have succeeded afr1iraa3v. Saturday
evening a large concCnrse Of citizens met
En- = social way 81 the room. Judge J. -
DcnDey formally presented the room 70 the
citizens Speeches we're made b. c. W
Corham. Rev. Cairns Rev. Merrtt. Rev.
Davenport Mr.. ]. W Gum. Mrs. \. g
MUnns. M-s. ?. F. Thompson. Nj Z. X
loose ard Prof Fr'ars after which a
nght iunrh was served. M. A. !. Anderson
~lH have charge Of the room.