The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-24

The Qufst Events Brought Int Promi
nsnes By Ffnsneiai Conditions.

Ans 2uiss Events Brought Into Promi-
nsnes By Finsneiai Conditions.
EVERETT. Sept 3.-fspecial lin har-
mony with the times the people are DIS
posed 10 make the amusements of social
me 'nexpensiye. Consequently there 10
lively run of church entertainments,
socishies among the secret orders, quiet
caro- parties. etc. Outdoor diversions may
Dc said to b practically over for the sea-
son. save IN occasional drive or horseback
ride 70 the country or . sail on the bay.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
gave . doll festival and baby show on
Saturday afternoon which attracted
lively crowd Of women, children and
babies. On Tuesday evening rainbow
social was the order at the Baptist church
and on Friday evening the Epworth
League gave . 'spis and penny" social and
programme in which the following took
part: Miss Packwood. Miss Woods, Miss
Gilmore, Miss Foster, Miss Cassie Barnett.
Miss Leta Barnett. the sherfey trio. HISS
Spencer, the Misses Bradish and Mr..
MercheY. An Indian club exercise was
given by the high school class.
Mrs. A ]. Agnew IL visiting In Chicago.
Mt and Mrs. @. g. Stone. Of Pipestons.
MIMI. have been visiting in this city.
Mrs. Terrell has returned from visit
with friends in Fairhayen.
Mr.. @. p. Roberts and family, of Fern.
dale. were in Everett this week.
Mr.. Charles @. Slack has returned from
visit TO Marietta, o.
Mr.. A \. Whitney, jr., has been In CAL
ifornia for week or more on business
trip.
Mr. John +. Maloney. of Alaska, one of
the prominent attorneys Of the territory,
has been spending few days with Judge
Delaney.
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. stockbridgs. Of
Eianwood. were visitors in Everett this
week.
Mr. C. II. Kittinger. OF Seattle. was In
voluntarily detained at the Hotel Monte
Cristo this week. having taken q severe
chill In lighting the fire discovered under
the nail works on Sunday night.
A dance by the Young Peoples Social
Club NJ Guild hall on Tuesday was among
the pleasant social events Of the week.
Mr.. 8. r. BUGGY Is around again after
tilt with malarlal fever for two or three
weeks.
Mrs. James NJ. Vernon and SON have re-
turned from Chicago, where they spent
several weeks.
S. \. Nefi has returned from an extended
business tour throughout the East
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Germains's 3-year-
old child took tho first prize at the baby
show given by the Presbyterian ladies
Saturday. Mr.. aud Mrs. Rudeback's baby
also won prize in its class.
Mr.. David shannon. of Lo well, has gone
10 Lower California for the benefit Of his
health.
Mrs c. p. Clark and Miss Hayes visited
Seattle friends on Saturday.
Six new candidates wesc admitted by
the Order of the Eastern Star OF Everett
on Tuesday evening.
Over fifty charter members are enrolled
in the tent Of Msccabees. which is to be in
stituted in Everett on the 3oth inst.
Good Templars Of Everett are anticipat-
ing an interesting session of the district
lodge, which will meet there on Tuesday
and Wednesday next. Delegates will DO
present from Snohomish, Skagit aad
Island counties. Mrs. J. G. Stone, of
Cleveland, o.. will deliver an address.
Lowell Lodge. i. o. e. T., No. i69
held an interesting session Saturday even
Ing After the regular work came the fol-
lowing programme: Reading by &. +.
Buckley: instrumental music. Miss Shell
ton, teaHtbEs IL II. DlACkmans vocal
music, r. A. Harmon song. W. NJ. Boss;
instrumental music, Miss shelton. Charles
McCarison; song. Charles Baxter: recita-
tiou, Arthur Trousdale; reading. T. 3.
Groll; recitation, Miss Louise Dobbcr.
Visiting members from Everett included
Mr.. Henry HARDWOOD, Mr.. A. Dearle, Mr..
A. W. Goldthorps. Mr.. l.. Ketchum, Miss
Annie Dobber. Miss Louise Dobber. Mr..
Charles Baxter. Miss Il. A. ketchum. Mr..
A. b. Allen. Mrs. q. NJ. Johnson, Mr.. NJ.
a Phipps. Mr.. J. {. Cole, Mr.. J. Bern
hoff, Mrs. I. l.. Hueston. Mr.. ". NJ. Ross.
Mr.. II. r. Johnson.
Everett Lodge, No. III. !. q. @. T.. had
five propositions for membership and one
initiation on Monday evening After the
business an entertaining programme fol-
lowed. Those participating in IL were:
Mrs ]. ". kreiger, Miss r. A. ketohum.
Miss Edith Hammond. Mrs. Binkley. Miss
Jessie Hayereroft. Miss Louise Dobscr,
Miss Mae Everehari. Mr.. George Shea,
Mr gnider Mr. 4 l. Hazard