The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-18
SOCIETY AT EVERETT
Trinity Bazaar . Succcss-The A. O. U.v
Entertainment and Rail-.

EVERETT, Dec. 16-ISpecial This has -.
lively week i'll social circles in Everett ~
| OF the principal events was the holiday ba,..,1
held by the Womens Guild OF Trinity ehu,.A
Mrs. /. K. Church is the president of thu -
citation. She was assisted in the general ~
rangements by Mrs. Mills, Mrs. moore ~
swineford, Mrs. MacKinnon, Mra Rutsd,,]
Mrs. Fratt, Mrs. Foster, Mrs HawIey, Mra Voc
and Mrs. Osborn. The hall though small "
attraetively decorated and the dhposal of n
booths and tables about the room was effectp.I
The affair Melted $40. Among the ladies asshsI
ing, in addition to those mentioned sboy,
were: Mrs. Goldsborough, MrA Wallace. ~
Ramel, Mrs. Grosscup. Mrs. Stevenson, N.
Morrison, Mrs. Hutchings, Mrs Knowlton, M
Harris, Mrs. d. 5. Hawley, Mrs. Mcfarland NnI
Campbell, Miss knowlton, Miss Fioreus
Knowiton, Miss Goucher, Miss Adams and NJ
Braun.
An entertainment and ball given by the 4 al
U. W. on Monday evening was largely ATTENDED
The programme included addresses By Mss>s|
Workman A. A. Brodeck and w. Culver, song ii
Maud Isaacs. Rotations by Nettie sahlinex
Leon Isaaes and Eugene Stewart; violin solo b
Herman Bernhard, duet by Messrs. wesibrues
and Cunning and q quartette by the Mssn
Clark and Msssrs. Rice and Sherfey. beanf
full silk banner was presented to the lodge By th|
ladies, the presentation speech being mads I'll
Miss Ewes The committee in chrage of the al
tertainment were as follows: On entertainment
A. A. Brodeck, J. 8. Morrison, J. NJ Rice; nj
ception, Mrs. \. J. Craigue, Mrs. sahlinger, Ma
Brodeck. Mr.. Frssier, Mr.. Stewart, Mr.. Coleman:
floor, A. A. Brodeck, Henry Sahlngx
n. j. Craigue, J. L Lloyd. Mr.. Frasx
Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Rix|
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker. Mr. and Mrs Rudebeck, NJ
and Mrs. Craigue, Mr.. and Mrs. Sahlinger, M
and Mrs. Isaacs, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernhard, Mr.. an
Mrs. Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. Ewes, Mr.. and Nm
Tubbs, Mr.. and Mrs. Brodeck, Mr.. and Ma
Ottestad, Mr.. and Mra Lloyd, Mr.. and Nm
Fraser, Mr.. and Mrs Osborn, Miss Stewart ts
Misses Bast, Mr.. J. S. Morrison, Mr. Geors
Clark, Mr.. Frank Clark, Mr.. John Mocha NJ
Norval McGhie, MIR. o. B. Williams, Mr. G. N
Milton and Mr.. l. E. Aiverson.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. D. Rees entertained delight
full party at whist on Thursday evening. AMI
cards followed an enjoyable repast. Those psst
ent included the Misses Yule, Miss King, Mn
Brown, Miss Sutton, the Misses Braun, Nm
Stewart. Miss Whiting. Miss Byers, Miss Smith
Miss Fairborn, Mr.. Noyes, Mr. Tibbitts. NJ
Williams, Mr.. Moore, Mr.. Frazer, Mr.. C a.
Clark, Mr.. Frank Clark, Mr.. George CLARK. NJ
Clum, Mr.. Baker, Mr.. Call. Nj. Bogart and "
Ensel.
Mrs. Nagley and Mrs. Burt, OF MarysyiTA
were visiting friends in Everett this week.
Mrs. NJ. Swartout went TO Seattle last week y
visit her daughter, Mae, who 10 attending schod
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Moore spent day b
Seattle last week.
Mr.. a. r Whitney. jr., has gone to New Ycff
to spend the holidays.
Mr.. T. b. sumner left for Hutchinson, Mn.
on Saturday He viii return after the holidays
and his family Will follow later.
Mr.. l. A. Nicholson. 8. prominent civil On
gineer here, and Mrs. Z. u. James were uniss:
in marriage at the rectory OF Trinity church q
Tuesday, Rev. Daniel G. MacKinnon officiating
A family reception followed at the home Of k
and Mrs John E. McManus, friends Of u
bride. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson have gone y
housekeeping on Ruckef avenue.
The ladies of the First Baptist church mst6
the residence OF Mrs. ID. 5. Parkhurst on|
Wednesday and organized an aid and mission
AIRY society. Mrs. Jane Rucker was elected pe
eident: Mrs. LIE eros, vice president; Mira L
Wood, secretary, and Mrs. IL. A. Smith, tfeas
urer. The society starts with twenty memods
Everett's local dramatic talent is ORGANISING
for amusement A dramatic club has been Or
ganized with Mr.. A. Bayer as stage manase'
Mr.. c. l. Haggard, property man; Mra L
Hsggard, prompter; Miss Jessie Foster, seest
tary; Mrs. c. G. Morris, treasurer. dramaas
entertainment is promised al an early day.