The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11

sentative 20 me Grand Lodge IN May.
AZ snohonish.
S%OHoMISH. April s-Miss Gertrude
Cleuaans Iefg Monday for Hartford. where
she has been engaged 10 teach the sumre
term % the Harffo-s school.
Mrs c. r. Jackson and daughter. %
Seattle we're guests OF Mrs.. Jackson
sister. Miss Sadie Packard the first Of the
week
Mr. L r. Livermore. OF Everett. vas a
guest % Merton Hewett Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Buck. OF Monroe. was the
guest Of Mrs Peter Stokes the first OF the
week
Mrs. .. Rhoaaes visited Seattle friends
tire first OF the week
Mr. Fl. Merton. OF woodinviue. spent
Sunday with his daughter. Mrs. Charles
Shaw.
Mrs s James of Seattle. was the guest
OF he- mother. Mrs. J. Mercer the first OF
the week
A number Of the young friends Of Miss
Carrie Sheldon surprised her Saturday
evening. the occasion being her birthday.
A pleasant time was reported BY all
Miss Cora Moran has fully recovered
from her sickness and is able 10 be out.
Miss Ivy Ferguson is now employed as
stenographer az the law Office OF A D
Austin in Everett. and goes down on the
boat each morning.
The buttonhoie social given by the ladies
of the n z. church at the parsonage
Tuesday. was decided success.
The Earnest Workers OF the Prssby-
terrain church gave a novel social at the
home OF Mr.. L. X. Loose Friday evening
The gramiphone owned by Alonzo Brown
was exhibited. and added much 10 the
evenings entertainment
Mr. VIII Proctor a Snohomish boy. has
just taken the second prize al the orator.
cal contest at Whitman college in Walla
walla
Mrs. J. r. King. who has been very I'll
for the past three months. was taken 10
week and successfully underwent dan
gerous operation. At present writing she
Is gradually improving.
The ladies OF the city have decided 10
aid the band boys financially. and will give
a supper next Saturday afternoon. the en-
tire proceeds of which are 10 go 10 the
band.
Miss LinnIe White has accepted a posi-
ton as assistant bookkeeper at Bruhn e.
Henrys.
Judge NJ. J. McGuinness. after an Illness
OF over a week. is again attending TO
business.
Mr.. A. J. Eldred moved his household
goods 10 his ranch near Silyerton Friday
to remain during the summer months.
Mrs. Eldred will go up about the first Of
May.
Mrs. ]. A Coleman was guest of Mrs
Charles Seating Wednesday.
Mrs. A. j. Hanson and daughter Helen
are visiting friends In Portland.
Mrs. Clara Hoffman. national recording
secretary of the W. c. T. L., viii be in
Snohomish next Sunday and lecture at
the Congregational church In the even
ing. She will conduct a parlor meeting
at Baptist headquarters Saturday evening.
April II.
Rev Wang Foo Shun. the Chinese lee
turer. who gave a popular lecture and
stereopticon exhibition at the Methodist
church In February. will return and re-
peat the lecture for the benefit of the Sun
day school next Friday evening.
The Pastors Union have taken the mat
ter Of assistance 70 the starving of
India in hand and have issued bread
tickets, which are sold by the Sunday
school children az cents each. The money
win be forwarded 20 tho committee in Sc
attic, which has the matter in charge for
the state. A large sum has been col
lected
The people of Highland gave a pieasan,
social at the Highland schoolhouse Friday
evening
The society event OF the week was the
quiet wedding OF Mr.. Sam II. Furber and
Miss Frances Churchill at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. r. B4achnlan. on Avenue i,
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock Rev. J.
w Dorrance officiated, performing the
ceremony I'm the parior under an arch of
myrtle. Mr.. 6. T. Hendrfe sang the
beautiful tenor solo. 20. Promise Me" by
De Koven. just before the entrance or the
bride and groom. After the ceremony 4
light lunch was served by Mrs Blackman
and the couple took the Seattle & Inter
national train for two weeks visit with
friends In the South. The affair was pri-
vate. only the intimate friends OF the con-
tracing parties and the family being pres
ent. Miss Naude Parker and Miss Clara
Riglow % Seattle. were present a friends
and assistants 10 the bride in prepare ton
The bride has lived in Snohomish for the
past ter years. and was one Of the city's
most polished and popular young ladies'
Mr.. Furber "a bright young attorney
a former member Of the law Arm or Coon
& Furhsr AT present he is interested in
,nluIng. and Is secretary OF the IS Mining
Company. They viii reside IN Snohomlsh
for the present.
Mr. Hermann Friese, 81 Snohomish. and
Miss May Fries. az Everett were married
at the latter place last Tuesday afternoon
and Immediately came 10 Snohomish 10 A
home already prepared.
The kindergarten. which has been closed
sor some time on account OF the illness OF
the teacher. Miss Evelyn King, viii open
again Monday. April q.
Mr. and Mrs Dan Curr3e Of Everett
yisited friends in the city Tuesday.
The l. O. T NJ are planning 70 give 4
nightcap social at the hAil Wednesday
evening April =.