The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-23
sNoHOMIsH SOCIETY.

SNoHoMISH. Sept 22-Mr Charles
Bruhn. OF Seattle, was in town Sunday.
the guest of Mr. Robert Henry.
Miss Pearl Hickey. of Silverton, visited
friends in this city.
DR.. Charles Short returned Saturday
from a two weeks visit with friends and
relatives at Portland and vancouver. He
reports a good time.
Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ Snyder visited
friends and relatives In Seattle this week.
.. w Wy, Wif Whlting; son OF Coniis son,
Alaska the first OF the week and is visit
ing his parents. He expects to return
to Dawson in October.
Rev. Wilson, Rev. Loomis. Mr.. r. Bush
ell tr., Mrs. J. L. Boyle and Mrs J, w.
Hicks represented the Congregational
church at the annual Congregational
meeting in Seattle.
Mrs f. Elweli came down from Daw-
son the last of the week for a short visit
with friends. She expects to return next
week
Mr.. Elmer Lenfest returned from East
ern Washington Wednesday.
Mrs. f. r.. Hatton. OF Minneapolis. Is
visiting at the home OF her husbands pa
rents.
Mr.. Isaac cathcart. jr., spent several
days the last OF the week in town.
Miss Waite visited her home in Seattle
Saturday.
Miss Helen Wentworth spent Sunday
with her parents at Tacoma.
At the Baptist parsonage on Sunday
last Mr.. Freeman JantZen, of Aberdeen,
and Miss Jessie Cochrane. OF Everett.
were married. The happy couple were
attended by the brother and sister of tho
bride. The parties returned Immediately
70 Everett. which viii be their future
home.
AT the home OF the brides mother. Mrs
Belshaw, OF this place. on Wednesday
afternoon Mr.. Andrew Braaten, of Mon
roe, and Miss Florence Belshaw. OF Low
ell, were married. The happy couple left
Immediately FOR Seattle where they ex-
psct to spend few days, after which
they will return to Monroe.
At the assignment of places for minis
Fahse. late pastor AZ Snohomish. was as
signed TO Kirkland, and viii move his
family there tomorrow. Rev. Mr.. Evers
of La Conner, takes Mr. Fahse's place
here.
Last Saturday was the birthday ami
versary OF DR.. Stryker, and Mrs Stryker
surprised him by inviting number of
Snohomish young people in for a pleas
ant evening. The amusement OF the
evening was guessing contest Mrs.
=. Lenfest won the first prize and Miss
About midnight delightful lunch was
served. The following were present: Mr..
ana Mrs Sewell Knapp, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ Evans. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Warner;
Mrs. c. T. Hendrie. Mr. and Mrs C. II.
McKenney Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Lenfest Mrs.
Fannie X. Mudgett, Misses King. Pack
ard, Schirman. Headlee. Ferguson, Hat
ton, Mayne Hatton. and Messrs Bushell.
Gorham, Campbell. 6tryker. Rev. Strykcr,
Sprinkle and Lamphrey.
Mrs. B. H. Morgan entertained a num-
Der OF friends last Friday at a birthday
dinner party. The following were pres
emit: Mrs. James Sprague. Mrs. Clara
Morgan, Mrs. A. W. Morgan, Mrs Fanny
Kittell Mudgett. Mrs. Elmer Lenfest,
Mrs. @. w. Strvker Mrs c. r.. Pack
ard. OF Grand Forks. r. c.. Mrs. #. Head
lee. OF Everett. and Miss Sadie Packard
and Miss Ivy Ferguson
The society event OF the week in Sno-
homish was the double wedding of Mr..
John c. Partee and Miss Katie Keefe,
and Mr.. Merton Hewitt and Miss Maude
Hewitt, OF Minneapolis.