The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-25

KENT. Feb. A-Mr. Ankeny. OF Dakota,
has bought the place formerly owned oy
Mr. j. H. Hagadorn. Mr.. and Mrs. An
keny are at present visiting with MI anu
Mrs. r ]. Rogers.
Mrs A. b. Farnsworth Is visiting with
friends in Seattle.
Mr.. j w. smith Is home from Slate
creek to spend short time with his
family.
THE Literary Club met last week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Daily.
Miss Jeanette Gibson spent THURSDAY
with her parents In Seattle.
Mr.. c. FL Cornwell and Mr.. Robert
Main were attending the Christian En-
deavor convention OF the White River
Valley Union. which met in Puyallup on
Thursday.
Mrs. c. E. Guiberson is I'll with pneumo-
MIA
Miss Margaret sharer IS visiting in As-
burn.
The ladies Of 81. James Guild gave
pleasant party at Dunn's hall on wednes-
way evening.
Mr.. victor Burke and Mr.. Ralph Tuck
er spent Thursday at Stones Landing.
Mr.. Emil Nelson was home for Wash
ington's birthday. and In company with
Mr. John Souie and Mr.. Ronald souis,
spent the day in hunting.
Miss Ruth Rodgers is visiting with Mrs
James Cox in Seattle.
Mrs Watson entertained the ladies' OF
the Presbyterian Aid Society last week,
and Mrs James Cavanaugh entertained
the ladies' OF the Methodist Aid Society.
Miss Hattie shinn gave farewell to
Miss irene Shea at the home Of Mrs. Tay-
Tor on Friday evening
Mr.. william Mylroie spent part Of last
week In Seattle
Miss Bertha Pennington, who has been
visiting friends in Kent. departed for
Olympia last Monday.
Mrs. George Morris is recovering from
| her long Illness.
Mrs Taylor Mrs. Risedorphs grand
mother, IL keeping house for Mr.. Rise
| dorph during the absence of his family
| in vancouver, p. G..
Miss Ruth Mylroie entertained the Ten
| O'clock Club on Friday evening. All the
| members were present
| On Thursday evening Mrs. A. A. Van
| De Nanter gave "a reception to her pupils
| and some others who were formerly in the
| high school here at the home of Mrs. III.
/ H. Madison. The decorations were Rrtfs-
| tic. the refreshments dainty and as each
| guest was received he or she was pre-
| scented with a handsome bouquet. The
| music and games Among those invited
were: Miss A. colvin. Miss Maud John
| ston, Miss f. Wallace. Miss Mabel Wal
| lace. Miss Eugenia Waite Miss Gertis
| Morkin. Miss Lizzie Stewart. Miss Anna
! Jorgensen Miss Gertrude Root Miss Ruth
| Mylroie, Miss Bessie Miller. Miss vernie
Parks, Miss Mary MuIlin. Miss Daisy An
derson, Miss Charlotte Ramsay, Miss Mil.
| bred Reed, Miss lillian Downey, Miss Hat.
tie Dexter. Miss Katherine Mullin, Mr.
Emerson Simpson. Mr.. Leslie Titus Mr.
| Victor Burke. Mr. John Muffin Mr. Dor
Edwards. MT Lou Edwards Mr. Clarence
Bovine. Mr.. Leon Parks. Mr.. Roy Parks
Mr. Ralph Tucker. MFR. James Burke Mr.
William Woodwork, Mr., Blain Bouldron
Mr. Harvey Shaffer Mr.. William Souis
The masquerade ball given by Max Ia
Push tribe, No. 81 Improved order OF Red
Men, on WashnEtous birthday, I'm Titus
han, proved a great success. About ia
were in attendance. and the dancing was
| kept up a1l night. many former resident,
Of Kent being present. The costume.
worn were elaborate
| Mrs. r. II, Alvard Il with her mother
Mrs Hewitt, OF T.atona-
| Rev. McGregor Is holding revival meet
| inss In the Baptist church.
| Mise Rachel Van DE Nantsr 10 vtstttnI
st the home OF Mrs. J. c. MerE4aeld
Mr.. Adam Jorgensen. from Everett 4
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ic-
xensen,
Miss Hattie whitemore ana Mr. Lea
whitamore we're IN Kent during the weal
| and attended the ball.
Miss Myrtle Smith was visiting In Seat
tie on Friday,