The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-28
The Week on BeIiinsham Bay.

WHAICOM, Feb. H.-Special.--A very
interesting entertainment was given by
the School OF Industries of the Baptist
church Tuesday evening. under the di-
rectlon Of Miss Carrie Z. c. Kalloch
superintendent. The school has been estab-
lshed over year and hfty-three meet
ings have been held. There are now i49
pupils enrolled. ranging In age from 2
10 ls years. and twenty teachers engaged
in the work, which is all gratuitous A
number OF the little folks were given
prizes Tuesday evening for the greatest
progress in the various departments OF
the work.
Washington's birthday was observed I'm
wholesome and patriotic way at the In
dian school on the Lummi reservation. in
charge OF Mir. and Mrs u. II. Evans
There were patriotic songs. az address
on George Washington and other feat
ures The Indian scholars were given an
extra dinner and a candy pull.
An anniversary party was given TO
Mrs. W. G. Austin at her home on Seven
teenth street. on the Pa by her friends
The ladies brought their lunch with them,
and magnificent spread was prepared
for their entertainment, after congratula-
tons were rendered TO the lady I'm honor
% her. as we'll as the Father OF His
Countrys. natal day. Those present were:
Mrs. s. Bedford Mrs. Crockett. Mrs
Leitch, Mrs. Brand, Mrs. Barlow, Mrs.
Green, Mrs Pratt. Mrs. Dawson. Mrs.
Butler, Mrs. Duffner, Mrs. Cissna, Mrs.
Souder, Mrs. Park. Mrs. Halnes. Mrs
Mitchell Mrs. Schroeder
There was a conversational meeting az
St Psurs Episcopal church Tuesday
evening, at which four young people were
confirmed. Wednesday morning az 3
o'clock there was a communion service.
and In the evening a general meeting at
which addresses were delivered by Bishop
Barker. or Tacoma; Rev. ". ]. Dickson.
os East Sound Rev. n. l. Badger. OF
AnacorteS. and Rev. Henry Steele. Rev.
Mark Jukes. OF this city. presided.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs 2 r
Trimble celebrated the ffth anniversary
o. their marriage BY giving 8 little din
ner party. followed by music and games
Their guests were: Mr. ard Mrs. : l..
Jones Mr. and Mrs. r. q. Barkley. Miss
Rose Morgan ard Miss Hattie Underwood
Rev. ". NJ Daniels pastor % the NJ e
church az Lynden and Miss Emma Robin
son, OF LyudeB. we're married at the home
of the brides parents on Tuesday even
ing. February 2 1897. Rev. Wimct Whit
field. u. d, presiding elder OF this con-
ference officiating.
The afternoon tea" az the public IL
hEary this afternoon was tn cnarge %
Mrs T. r. Mason Mrs Els Mrs. Harry
n Ellis. Mrs. L. II Hadley. Mrs Frank
Flint and Mrs Gertrude Fettinoue The
library. which now consists or about !. Too
volumes. IS excellently managed and fast
growing IN favor with the people
Mss Clara zane. Miss Maud Anderson.
Miss Marian Moore. Mrs " A r.
Greene. Mira \. Dillon. r r Trinble
J. ". clark. Charles Park Frank g
Teck. II. 4. Bsrkiey and Joshua Whit
comb are the east % characters Ia The
Wife 70 BE- played bye the Thesplan Club
Tuesday evening. March 2
Nj and Mrs. Lew II. Badly entertained
a tes u their friends ~ cards on Iasr
Thursday evening. T9sose present were:
Mr. and Mrs. l.. r.. Badly Mr. and Mrs
Edgar Lea Cowgirl MF and Mrs r. p
Batemsu Mr.. and Mrs. r n Wilson.
NJ and Mrs J =. Kirkpatrick. Mrs
FRED n Anderson. Al7ss Grace Waloron
and Miss Eltua Bstsnan. Mr Hal
Batenan Mss Batsmsn ard Mr. J. A.
Elrkpatrick we're awarded erst prizes
Tne military parade Or Company r and
Company A. N battalion formation. under
Capt Gregory a. major Monday after
noon was a pretty feature % the oeserV-
snce % WasalnEson'E birthday. ABOUT
sixty men were IN lire In Tne evening
large crowd o. young people attended