The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-26

day evening.
Mrs. Osborn and two children. Of Seat
Tie, are visiting At the Meekers.
EvERETT SOCIAL NEWS.
Fraternity Ball At Lowell-other Evs.ts
and Personal.
EvERErT, Feb. 25.-[Special. Tho pres
ent month has made pretty fair record
in the way Of social doings in this town
and II the people in other parts Of the
world want to see community in which
the people show great capacity for cuti-
waiting the amenities of life it is to be
found right here in this lovely city of
Everett. This week the leading event was
. fraternity bali given by the knights of
Pythias at Lowell. The party was held at
Blacks hall, and the arrangements were
carefully looked after by the committee in
charge, 1. s. Burrell, J. w. Redpath and
A. Harmon. A fine supper was included
In the entertainment. Among those in
attendance we're: Mr.. and Mrs. A. Har-
mon, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Craig. Mr.. and Mrs.
1. F. Hueston, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Shelton,
Mrs. J. D. Gansiin, Mrs. Ramsey. Mrs.
Hager. Mrs. Meader. Mrs. NJ. Getchell,
Miss Minnie Shelton, Miss Delete Shelton,
Miss Gertie Shelton, Miss Lura Shelton.
Miss Laura Drew. Miss Frieze, Miss Black,
Miss Ketchum, Miss Watson, Miss Cans
lin, Miss Ingersoil. Miss Peterson, Miss
Stephenson and Miss Nelson, of Everett;
Mr.. John T. Rogers, Mr.. J. s. Payne,
Mr.. N. B. McGhie. Mr.. 8. D. Springer,
Mr. Ernest Swalweil, Mr.. f. II. Folsom,
Mr.. Frank Grady. Mr.. C. Buckley and Mr..
Arthur Hogarth, of Everett, and the fol-
lowing gentlemen from Lowell: Mr.. Will.
lam Mitchell, Mr.. D. Mitchell, Mr.. G. B.
Kidd. Mr.. E. Werner, Mr. w. NJ. Willis,
Mr.. w. G. McLain, Mr.. J. w. Redpath,
Mr.. G. Hansen. Mr.. +. A. Harmon, Mr..
Evans Harmon. Mr.. p. A. Byrne, Mr. E.
X. tombstone, Mr.. E. NJ. Getchell, Mr.. E.
L. Getchell, Mr.. James Watson, Mr.. C. e.
Rood, Mr.. L. =. Burrell, MI. J. s. Bell, Mr..
A. A. Pennington, Mr.. G. Black, Mr.. e.
A. Chapman. Mr.. L. d. Stephenson, Mr..
A. J. Moldenhaur and Mr.. J. s. Groll.
Mrs. A. K. Delaney sailed on Sunday BY
steamer Topeka for Alaska to complete the
extensive and unique collection which she
is making a. the woman's commissioner
from Alaska to the Columbian exposition.
Mrs. Delaney expects to be away about .
month. The only other lady aboard tho
steamer vas Miss Knapp, daughter Of
Gov. KNAPP. of Alaska
Mrs. Alex Akerman arrived from Geor-
gia last week to join her husband, who has
been here since last summer. Mr.. Aker.
mans father was attorney general in
Grants cabinet.
A successful supper was given BY the
ladies of the Methodist Episcopal church
1T Wesley hall on Friday evening.
Rev. John X. Thompson. of Vancouver.
has been visiting in Everett, the guest Of
Mr.. Dobie.
Mr.. w. J. Rucker arrived homo on
Thursday from St. Paul, whittier he went
to attend the conference with the Great
Northern officials.
Mr.. Arthur E. Morse and Mr.. p. c.
Smith. who have been spending several
weeks in Everett sailed on the steamer
Umatilla on Friday for San Francisco.
Thence they go to Honolulu.
Ex-Gov. Church went to Olympia this
week on business connected with the tide
lands, in which he is interested here. The
governor owns some very desirable acre
age both here and at Mukilteo.
J. L. Bowen has gone to Virginia for .
trip Of several weeks.
f. NJ. Wade, of Tacoma. was in Everett
this week
w. r. Stockbridge, . banker of STAN
wood, was in Everett this week.
r. A. Lazier. Of the Pacific Barge Works,
was among the Everett people in Seattle
this week.
E. ID. Smith. the ex ensive landed pro-
prietor and lumberman, has returned
from California much improved in health.
J. w. Whitman, one of the legal trater-
nifty of Everett, visited Seattle this week.
Miss Goucher has resigned her position
in the public schools and Miss May Stew
art was appointed to fill the vacancy.
The Misses Daft. of Seattle. are visiting
their father, Prof. Leo Daft, for . few
DAYS at the Hotel Monte Cristo.
Mr.. c. w. Csddagan is expected homo
this week from Nicaragua.
Mr.. Ado.ph krieger and family are ex-
pected here soon from Wisconsin. to make
Everett their home.
Mr.. J. Gaustin and family have removed
from Lowell to Everett.
Mr.. Quintin Friars, of Lowell, one of
the board of county commissioners, has
been sick for some time, but is now I'D and
around again.
An excursion party Of Tacoma wholesale
and jobbing merchants, consisting Of sew
enty-HSe geHt'eHieu "uo iauleS, arrived
this evening on the steamer State of Wash.
In gton. as the guests of the Pacific Navi-
CATION Company. President Ashton and
General Manager Waterhouse did the
honors for the company. An elegant
dinner was served on the steamer en- route
for this city. The steamer arrived at 6 AS
p. m. The excursionists were received by
President Hewitt. General Manager Dur
wee and Alton Diekerman, of the Everett
Land Company.
A reception was rendered the party at
the Hotel Monte Cristo. followed by 4
cotillion arranged in honor Of the visitors.
An enjoyable evening was spent. The ex-
cursion party will return tomorrow on the
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