The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-01
EVERETT SOCIAL NEWS.
Some Very Pleasant Events OF the Hol-
1dsy Week-personaI.

EVERETT, Dec. 81 Special. THE Christmas
celebration here was marked by special services
IN all the churches and resulted in some fne
music being heard. The choir OF Trinity Ep!s-
copal church included Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Steven
son, Miss smith, Miss Mitchell, Mr.. HuIchncs.
Mr.. Sugten and Mr. Mackenzie. with Mrs. o. V.
Harris as organist. Miss Smith and Mrs. {. II.
Boyn.on contributed some fine solos Catholic
services were held In the Broadway school
house, the feature being midnight mass. The
choir rendered Coneone's mass il Hat Mrs.
D. F. Power was the leading soloists. the other
mem bers Of the choir being Mrs. c. P Clark, Mr..
and Mrs. +. c. Mchew. AZ Wesley hall the First
Methodist Sunday-school and the East side
mission united in "a entertaining programme,
followed By a distribution OF presents from two
large Christmas trees. An audience that com
pletely filled the Presbyterian church gathered
on Monday evening TO witness the Christmas
festivities. REGULATIONS and songs were given
by Jessie Nichols, Ella Ross. Mary Miller, Clyds
miller. Grace Lindsay, Alice Mccoy, Dessa Me-
Coy, Lita Barnett, Edna Webb aud others Mrs.
Foy and Miss Yule sang a fine duet. At the
First Lutheran church q tree was loaded with
gifts and decorations and programme of de-
CARNATIONS, songs and reeItattons Was given.
Among those PARTED pa.ing were: Rev. c. Hoel,
Nh and Mrs. Skipsted, Mr.. and Mrs Brue, P.
A Klabo Miss Hulda Svendberg, Mr.. Carlson,
Master Jones, Miss Johnson, Mr.. Nioldes tad,
Miss Augusta Johnson, 7. Jackson and John
Auue.
Manager and Mrs Casey, Of the Hotel Monte
Cristo, entertained party OF friends a. Christ
mas dinner, including the Rev. and Mira. Nc
Kinnon, Mr.. and Mrs. E Mills, Mr. and Mrs. J.
j. Rutisdge, Alexander Smith and Charles
Mills Among the other guests OF the day were
Gen Francis {. Barlow, OF New York, Judge ".
IL Prltchard and : B. Pettengill. OF Tacoma.
NJ and Mrs. & :. Nef have returned from. al
Eastern trip
Edward Jones and family, Of Aberdeen, have
taken up their home in Everett
Edward l. Easel spent Christmas in Tacoma
Mr.. and Mrs. Cr!ppea and their son-ia-law,
Mr.. Scoaeld, ana family, OF Au sable. Aich., are
newcomers to Everett
Mr.. and Mrs. Swartous visited Tacoma this
week.
Nr. aud Mrs. c. D. Frsst spent Christmas with
relatives II Tacoma.
Miss Celia Mitchell came from Seattle 70 spend
the holidays with her parents in Everett
Miss Mae Swertout is at hoUle for the holidays
from school il Seattle.
Mrs. :. " Brown, mother OF ". F. ard Miss
Blown, has arrived from Luyerns 20 remain
some time in Everett
Schuyler Duryee. manager Of the Everett,
Land Company. has received from Capt. Nc
! Dougal four large photographs OF the basgs
works Of the American steel Barge Company, OF
Superior. and the pictures have bsen placed in
tie Hotel Monte Cristo
A. J. Clark has arrived n Everett from De-
wts, Ia, to join his sons. F. W. aud e. II. CLARK,
and make MS home here. He was formerly al
extensive grain dealer il Iowa.
Al exceedingly pleasant affair was The hoi-
day bali of The Alpha Club. Among those pres.
eut were: Mrs. Osborne, Mrs. Gates. Mrs. Baker,
Mrs Ray. Mrs. Wess5rook, Mrs.. Rees and Mrs
ChGpple, Miss Brown. Miss Mckay, OF Snohom-
ish, Miss Hathaway, Miss s5ewer:, Miss F-eese,
OF lowell, Miss Skinner, Miss Yuie, Miss Sutton,
tia tRa-
Phillips, AMI Messrs. Milton, AIvarsou, Rogers,
r ". Clark, G. II. Clark. Payne, Scott McCraary,
Westnrook, Osborne, Snow, McManus, Gates,
Horne. GosGig, Clum, Fraser, Hanna, Beunert,
Schuyler, J. A. NeGhie, y. McGhie, Rees, Chap
Pc, Barber, U. z. Williams, smith and Crsizus,