The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-22

sNOH0NIsH SOCIAL NEWS.

sN0HoMTsH. Aug. AIRS r. L Peyton
and little daughter. OF Seattle. are visiting
Mrs. e. D. Robinson.
Miss Ella Msaghsr returned Monday from
Seattle where she has been In attendance
az the summer school Of pedagogy.
Mr. and Mrs. L. wilbur visited friends IN
Seattle the first OF the week.
Mrs Joseph Goethe is camping with
friends ar MakiIteo.
DR. and Mrs Stafford have returned from
ar outing al the beach near Mukilteo.
Miss Goldie Evans returned Thursday
from Everett. where she has been visiting
friends
Mr. George Burns left THURSDAY night
FOR MInneap potts where he joins MS family
Mrs @. a. Young and son 81 Seattle
who have been guests az the home Of Mrs.
L. K. Loose. returned 20 Seattle Wednes-
day.
Mr. and Mrs f. G. Benson. Miss Jessie
Kelly. Miss Maud Kelly Mss Laxton and
Mrs. W. A. Wilkins are camping al Wal
lace.
Mrs c. A. Missimer. OF Lake Stevens.
visited friends in Snohomish during the
past week
Mrs ] McAns;er. Of Machlas. visited
friends In snohomish Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Everett
and Snohonfixh Methodist churches held a
delightful picnic at Tarrlmer's grove three
miles south Of Snohomish. Friday after
noon
Mrs. Frank Steiner and daughter. OF Sc
attic. were up visiting Mr.. Steiner and son
over Sunday
Miss AIlie Wallis. Of Everett. is in the
city. the guest Of the Misses Dibb.
Mrs. Charles Bruhn OF Seattle. was the
guest OF Mrs. Robert Henry the first OF the
week. returning TO her home Thursday.
Miss Morse OF Seattle IL visiting In sno-
homish. the guest OF Mrs ". c. Hudson
The Nashville Students, the celebrated
company OF negro singers. gave an enjoy
able concert last Monday evening AT the
congregational church. The church was
well filed. and everyone present had rare
good time. The evening was made a reg
uiar ovation FOR the company. The pro-
gTamrns consisted OF solos duets choruses
and several other novel features
jolly crowd OF young people had an
enjoyable moonlight picnic last Saturday
evening. The services Of Charles John
son were enlisted and he hitche6 a team
TO farm wagon covered over a couple Of
feet deep with fragrant new-m0wn hay
The crowd piled in and at Sis the start
was made for Lowell. six miles down the
plank road A fun moon shed its soft
light on the scene. Musical instruments
were taken along aud with the voices Of
the merry young people made sweet har-
mony. The start home from Lowell was
made about 10 o'clock, the party arriving
home shortly after midnight. Present
Were; Miss Esther Dorrance. chaperore:
Miss Allie Wallace Miss Ada Dlbb Miss
Ada NUNS. Miss Ella Meagher Miss
Lottie Johnson. Miss Crete Dorrance
Miss Helen DoTance. Myrtle McNauch-
ton, Miss Jennie McNaughton Miss Hat
tie Halton, Miss Gertrude Clemans Miss
Maud Brown, Mss Edna T.axton Miss
Katie keefa. Miss lone Cutler. Mr. John
Partee Mr.. win Ennis Mr.. Oscar Nelson.
Mr.. Roy Comegys. Mr.. Sam Knapn. Mr..
Ira Gctchen Mr. Casslus Petit M
Charles Johnson, Mr.. Merton Hewitt Mr.
VIII Hodgins Mr.. Winslow McCurdy.
Mr.. I'd Keese and Mr.. Clarke Vestal
The ladies Of the Methodist church gave
an experience social last Wednesday even
ing NJ the parsonage. The ladies Of the
church and number OF their friends have
been busy for some time past each earn
Ing s. IN manner foreign 20 her regular
calling. Last Wednesday night each ore
gave her experience In earning this money
Tire sum of 81 was RAISED
The Horseshoe Club gave a delightful
picnic Friday afternoon IN honor q
friends II the members visiting In the
city at I4arrimer's grove. east OF the city
After supper q moonlight bicycle ride was
enjoyed by the party. The following
We're present: Mr. and Mrs. L. X Loose
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. r. Foster. Mrs Brierly
and Miss lone Cutler, Of Seattle. Mr. and
Cready Mrs. Lewis. OF Whatcorn: Prof
and Mrs. Ransom, Mrs. Petit Mrs
Young Mr.. g w Gorhan.