The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-28
EVERETT SOCIETY.

EVERETT. Oct 27.-The Chimes OF
Normandy was given by home lalent az
the Central opera house on SATURDAY
evening There was good. attendanee
and the peace VIII be repeated on Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. steve Mitchell entertained
a party Of young people at their homo
on Cakes and Twenty-third streets on
Wednesday evening In honor Of the birth
day OF Miss May Kelley. The evening
i %Ss by snpSer 4hose present. were
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Mitchell, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kings, Mr.. and Mrs. Georgs
K KaIysSrn Mr. rno MRS MSS shnT peelistis
Miss Van Roy. Miss Arnold, Miss Hamil-
ton. Miss Bannsee, Miss Mitchell; Mr..
Way NJ Wall Ar. pooii,tse, MI, sei ,r
Dustan Mr.. Tegtmeir. Mr.. Dennis. Mr..
Kelley and Mr. Mitchell
The following programme was given at
the high school rooms by the Ai-ki So
cicty on Tuesday afternoon:
Advice to il. IL S. students in the
...........,........ Anna cuthbertson
Paper. Waste Not. Want Not"
............-.a -s-......s........ Cyrus Hatch
9rfginsl Fahia ~ Rertha Riaek
Debate--Anirmative Willard Hllleary
and Rex Eckley; negative. Floyd
solved That TRa Capital Punishment
Should be Abolished"
Plano duet Ella Pullman, Ethel Greene
Paper. From South DAKOTA 10 Wash
ington' .Corrie Grorith
Recitation ......-..........Cassie Hunsaker
PrSrramne committee en GensysSe
Clark, Halle Hunsaker. Ruth Banks.
Last Friday afternoon Mr. Morris Bell
entertained party OF friends at the home
OF his parents Mr.. and Mrs. James r.
Bell. Mr. Bell lef, the following day for
q California hot springs resort for his
health. Those present were: Miss Bell
Miss Ethel Payne. Mr.. Joe Cook, Mr.
Forrest Mr.. Kiefman. Mr., Nels Weborg.
The Epworth League of the Methodist
church met on Tuesday evening There
was musical and literary programme.
There was a large attendance at the
.'Deestrict Skule." given by the I. O. G..
T.. at their hall on Saturday evening
on Tuesday s evening eve, I the Improved order s,
at FraternaI hall. The music will be
furnished BY a string band from Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bruce Gibson will &C.
cupy the White residence on Hoyt ave-
nue. during the winter.
Mr.. r. ]. Weber and daughter ieft
last week for California where they will
ter's health.
Mr. r. H vollins. Mr. A. j. westland
and Mr.. S. NJ. Morris spent three days
hunting last week At the mouth OF the
Mrs. A. shaw and son. who have been
the guests OF her parents this summer.
left the first Of the week for their home
in Nausau. Wisconsin.
Mr.. ID, ". burger expects TO move his
family to Seattle coon to reside In the
future.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Fraser and chill
dren were in the city last week visiting
relatives
Mr.. Ornstin. of Philadelphia who has
been visiting FOR some time a. the homo
OF HIS daughter. Mrs. L. A. Springer, re-
turned home last week.
Mrs Packard and children. OF Centraiia.
are In the city visiting friends
Mrs. G. Mcpiarmid, OF Seattle. 10 Wis
ting at the home Of her daughter. Mrs-
Mr.. c. II. Bridges and family left Tues
day for Seattle where they will reside.
Mr.. II A. Davis. recently from Cape
Nome. IL In the city.
Mr. Louis Patnand returned last week
from an extended trip through the East
ern cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Grinen ief, for a
visit With friends in the East on We'd
nesday.
Mrs w Cox was the guest Of Mrs.
J. Q. Robinson IN Seattle last week
Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Coleman. Mrs J. #.
Mcchesney and Mrs. A j, Asnew were
Seattle visitors last week.
Mr.. p. X Lewis and son, Mr. George
Russell Lewis. were in Seattle wednes-
day.
Mr. I'd Mills, Indian agent at Tulalip.
was In the city last week
Mrs. II, .. Cooley is fast recovering
from her Illness
Bishop Barker, OF Tacoma. will preach
al the Trinity Episcopal church tomor-
row.
on "Wednesday evening the ladies' OF the
Methodist Episcopal church will give a
New England supper at the Odd Feb
lows hall