The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-14
sNOHOMIsH SOCIETY.
SNOHOMISH

SNoHOMISH. Nov. Is.-The mus,ca,
given By the ladies OF the Everett Eoisco-
paIian church took on the nature largely
of society event. The entertainment was
given largely by Everett talent and a small
admission fee was charged. The proceeds
Wen; TO st. Johns church OF this place. T.
was very neighborly courtesy on the part
OF the Everett church and TO Mrs Bren-
tons Mrs. warner, Mrs. Irving and Mrs
Mitchell the SnohomIsh ladies' are very
grateful. Refreshments were served after
the programme.
George Hendrie spen, the first part OF
the Week visiting frienGs In Seattle. While
he was away Mr. T. Taylor of Tacoma had
charge OF Hendrie's drug store and re-
newed his former acQuainrances In Sno-
homish
Mr. Ned. Grover. who now has a jewelry
store in Everett. was a Snohomish visitor
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. Joseph Miller returned on Monday
from a two years search for the promised
land In the United States. Mr.. Miliers
trip took him into all parts OF the country.
East. South. North and in the Middle
West. Two years ago he was engaged In
business In Snohomlsh. He now returns
and says that Puget sound Is the best
place In the world. He will locate In Sc
attic.
II. McGregor. one of the Canadian Pa
friends and looked after the company's In
terssts In the city this week.
Aimon Case. father of Mr.. w. T. Case
OF this city. is expected soon from his home
In Muskegon. Mich. He VIII visit his son
and look out for a business opportunity
here.
p. A. Ford went to Seattle on Thursday
TO assist in coaching the University of
Washington football team. Mr.. Ford is
al, 1f Mt
thusiastic football player. -
Miss Paddock. OF Tacoma. has organized
a dancing class for children in Snohomish.
The class Is well attended.
Miss Myrtle McNaughton was taken with
typhoid fever early In the week and for
time the doctors thought she would not
live. She Is much better now.
The Congregational church has arranged
for a special praise service 10 be held on
Thanksgiving.
Mr.. Grant Wilson was married 10 Miss
Martha Walter on Sunday last ut the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Charles o'Neal in the PHI
chuck valley. Rev, r. 4. Fahs, OF the
Methodist Episcopal church. ofticiated.
Miss Edna Maddox acted as bridesmaid
and Mr. Williams. OF Monroe. as best man.
Refreshments were served 10 the guests.
among whom were: Mr.. and Mrs. r. z.
Fahs. Mrs. Wilson. Miss Rose Wilson.
Miss Lydia Walter. Mr.. Thomas Wilson,
Mr. John Patrick Mrs. Wilson is = grand
daughter OF Mr.. Charles o'Neal. and the
younS couple will make tneir home with
him.
Capt Dyer and Attorney c. X. Jenner.
of Seattle. were shaking hands with their
numerous Snohomish friends on Thurs
day.
In pursuance OF the general state move
ment, the Snohomish high school. under
w r. Elwell, ard the eignrh grade OF the
public schools under Miss Allie Turner,
held an admission day celebration on
Thursday Miss Nroonan and Miss Glenn
ans rooms were invited 20 attend. all con
gregating in the high school room. The
programmes was unique and splendtdly ex-
eented. The pupils OF the high school rad
had the benefit OF Mr.. Elweifs. musical
training and the songs were especially well
rendered REGULATIONS were given by Mr..
Dan penel Miss Brown, Miss HatEon, Miss
Eva Conae.ys. Miss Anna Johnston, Miss
Martha Cinegsr. Miss May Lee. Essays
on state subjects by W. Wehley Nestal,
Miss Anna Logan. Mr.. Edwin Alien. Miss
May Walton.
The young ladies Of he Presbyterian
church, organised as thu Earnest Workers.
will give A musical and elocutionary en-
tcrtalnment at the Presbyterian church on
the evening of December IL They viii
snnnersonate the courtly DANES of colonial
times ant. Will sing tae songs Of The days
of Aud Lsng Syne.'