The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-04

WYIATCOM, April S.--A very enjoyable
dancing party was given at the knights OF
Pythias nall last evening in honor or Mr..
and Mrs George A Fuller. VINO Will leave
TOMORROW for their home at Miles CITY,
Montana. Mrs. Fuller has been spending
the winter here with her mother and sis
ter.
lively party OF young people dropped
tn at the home of Hiss Phoebe Strand
Wednesday evening and spent several
hours IN The enjoyment OF music. games
and social converse.
The Woman's Relief Corps gave u
cent tea at their hail on street yester-
day afternoon. the proceeds or winch VIII
be used for benevolent purposes.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Sons OF
Veterans gave fools social at the Old
Reyeiue building hast night The enter
tainment was novel and amusing and
greatly enjoyed.
The members OF the Epworth league OF
Trinity NJ E. church were the guests OF
Miss Lindsay at her home on Garden
street Wednesday evening.
The great Mcmillan publishing house, OF
New York, has purchased all the rights to
the publication of THE Flower That Grew
in the Sand" the charming little volume
of short stories by Mrs. Ella Hlgginson. or
this city, which was published by the Cal
vert Company, of Seattle, last fall. The
eIcMulans viii bring out the book In
new and larger edition. Mrs. Higginson
has received a number OF most cordial
letters from Eastern publishers expressing
the hope that they may have opportunities
to bid upon her future work
The Blade, of Thursday, says: II. T.
Kay, who was admitted 10 the bar IN
Whatcom county about three years ago, is
teaching school In Snohomish. Miss Anna
S. Anderson, who has been IN Tacoma
IFscra FHp q
past, is about TO remove TO Rossland. b.
c. Miss Erhe. Stacy is about TO graduate
from a school of elocution in Seattle and
Will soon make her debut as a professional
elocutionist. Miss Stacy was leading
member OF the Thespian Club and played
the part OF Mother Carey" Ia Among
the Breakers" Mrs. Stacy, il IS said, viii
engage in the practice OF medicine In Seat
tie.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. l.. Paul. formerly OF
the Orrts Ober theatrical Company, are in
the city and Mr.. Paul rs preparing to pro-
duce Caste" here by local talent The
play will be produced about the middle Of
April. The Thespsan Club Is rehearsing
''Fogx's Ferry" a four-act pay OF sUpe-
rior merit which viii be produced imrne-
diately AFTER the Lenten season.
The Clover Club met this week with Mrs.
Hugh EIdridge. Mrs. Roland @. Gamwell
won the first prize.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey I. Dickinson and
Mr.. Roland G. Gamwei attended the
North Pacific whist tournament at Ia
coma
Miss Flora Sutherland. OF East Sound.
visited her sister, Miss Esther Sutherland.
in Fairhaven this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. =. Bateman. son and
daughter, OF FalTshaven, viii leave shortly
for California 10 reside.
Jesse A Frye and T.. Bartlett Webster,
attorneys OF Fairhaven. have moved TO
Whasc0nA
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Black, of Fair
haven, viii leave for Spokane tomorrow.
Roy Hadley. son of Judge Hadley. Will
spend The summer on the Axton farm in
the Nooksack valley.
Miss Mabel Packard. OF Tacoma, Is visit
Ing Judge and Mrs. II. 4. Hsd,ey.
Miss Annie Nash OF Blaine, was the
guest OF Mrs. Charles Nolte This week.
Prof. w. J. Hughes. OF Fairhaven. one
OF the members Of the new state board of
eduoatson. visited Olympia this week.
Major J. j. WeiseBburger went to Ta-
coma this week upon an Official visit 70 the
knights Of Py-thias lodges Of the city. He
is the highest efacial CT the order In this
state.
Mrs. A. Mclean. OF Fai-havsn, is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. r. y. Culver, al
Friday Haroor.
Mr.. J. s. SsangrooD - thinking Of organ
izlng party TO visit the Alaska mining
distTict this summer.
Capt. John Earneson o Port Townsend
president II the Northwestern Interna-
tionA1 Yachting Association, was IN the
city MS week on q business visit
Rev. A. Rogers. Ct Forest Grove. Or,
preached twice a. IRE Congregational
church OF Sunday and ieft Monday for
Port Angeles 20 visit relatives.
Arthur ,. Jewett has succeeded f. F.
whltuors as manager OF the BelHnEnam
opera bo1se-
Mr. @. " FIlker has been doing buS1-
cess IN Everett tats week
Mrs s. E Mulan and title daughter ara
visiting relatives a. EIiensourg-
MT ant Mrs. o. P. Jackson x1ll leave Ia
= day or two for Spokane.
Mr.. y. z. G. Adams. the new sta,e labor
commissioner. spent q few days 10 The
city and county this week.
Mr. Robert Evans has sol8 ms business
As-s ard GOES % Cosorafo IN a few days
% settle up his fathers estate.
al Everett.