The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-09

aroused such genuine interest as the MN
strel show 70 b given by the bellies O.
Everett. under the patronage Of the W ON
ans Pook Club for the benefit OF the pun
lie library. The participants are Tieing
with each other as 70 which shan ee me
mos. likely coiore5 belle. ard urrivaled
costumes VIII be the result. Their iGen-
ttty VIII be hidden BY thick LAYERS Q.
burnt cork. which VIII defy ali EFFORTS o.
the census-.aksr 20 tell who they arc,
The programme announces soma nfty
performers. among them Miss Yellow
Peach yaw: Miss rnky White. don Z lose
her while she sirgs-She IS borrowed Ior
the occa SION" Miss Caru1enc!ta Light
foot: Miss Rosy Cogwheel, introduced
by kind permission Of the nostoFTicS &C.
partment:" Miss Ina Dandy. appears ~
permission OF the humane society. me
Young ladies have been rehsaTsing LOT
TWO wae,ys and II Is certain 20 be one OF
the PRINCIPAL social events or the wirtel.
Miss Birdie Moore. Of Helena, IS Visitins
her aunt. Mrs Mckenzie. She viii re-
main for several weeks
Mrs. c. q. SNYDER. Miss Snyder and MISS
Clara Snyder, OF Snohomish, were Visit
ing IN Everett this week Miss SnEoer
has the distinction Of being the best iady
ylolinfst IN this county.
During the teachers institute held IN
this city the last week in August. coun-
~ tea hers reading circle was ORGANIZER.
The officers are: Superintendent h IL
Friars nreS dent; MIR. W. j. McNlAHaiIis,
Mr.. Ransom Mr.. r. 7. Reeves ana su-
rer.ntendant Miss L. s. Yule. vice pres
iderys. The vice presidents are me pres
!aents cf the local circles, and MIS- ~
4. Small. secretary. The first meeting
W.! he held at Snohomish or January o.
at which il is desired 20 see large at
tendance.
M. and Mrs. Mckay, Of Dawson. are
visiting in Everett. the guests or Mr. ana
Mrs + w. Frame. Mrs. Mckay, VINO IS
a sister of Mrs. Frame. is the lady VINO
recently made the successful tourney
from Dawson 70 Dvea. being the only
white woman who has ever attempted 10
come from the Yukon over this route
Rex. II IT. Shawhan, of Snohomish. has
been conducting evangelical services IN
the presbyie-ian church during the week.
He was assisted by Rev. Thomas CoSie,
pastor OF the church. and the Kew Ihoh'-
as Mcclure.
Miss Fisher. OF Tacoma. Is visiting her
brother MIR. l.. F. Fisher. .,,
Mrs. L. II. Hilleary and Miss Cline VIII
start for Alaska during the present
month.
The ladies OF the Christian church gave
an art social in Pythsan hall on Friday
evening. Among the exhibits were those
nv Edwin 4. Abbey. Charles Dana Glib
son. Howard Pyle, w. Il. Snedley, Alice
Barber Stephens. W. L. Taylor and Al
bert Lynch Refreshments were served.
MIR. T. A. Harmon ana Miss l.. Marie
Freese. both of Lowell. were married on
Saturday, January l. at the brides home
In Lowell. They VIII make their future
home IN Everett.
An entertainment and New England
supper were given on Friday evening tor
the benefit Of the Lowell Book cub. re-
Gently organized there. The proceeds Will
be devoted TO the purchase OF the first
instaliment of new books
There was a large attendance at Harris
opera house on Thursday night at a So
cial dance given by the Young Mems IN
stitute 1t was one Of the most en1oya-
bic entertainments ever given by that So
ciety.
\ very unique entertainment was given
by the womans Guild at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. S. n. Baird. New Year
night, whereby a neat little sum was
melted for the church. Mrs. knowiton,
assisted by Miss ouimette and Miss
Koran. presided at a tea table, ana as
each guest entered the parlor cup of tea
was poured for him and with X was
handed T test, set Of puzzling ques-
tons Puzzles of various descriptions
were in turn given the guests, but the
greatest excitement was caused by the
vegetable story" Prizes were won by
Mrs. Mony and Miss Hathaway.
Mr.. 2. c. Hubbell. of Tacoma. is visit
ing his son, Mr.. Maxheld Hubbel, at
Lowell.