The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-09

Noble work 81 the women q The New
City-Eveats ~ The week.
EvEazrR, April A-lspecial. l-Amidst
many social demands in the new city Of
Everett the women Of this city are not By
any means unmindful Of their duty in
other respects. Just now the Everett hos
pital 10 receiving much attention ct their
hands. This 10 we'll shown in the list Of
ofncers and committees announced By
Ars. Augusta Plummer Foster, president
of the board Of manseement: Assistant
secretary. Mrs.. W. Do r. Edwards; assist
ant treasurer. G. II. Taylor; finance COM
mittes. NrA c. d. Fratt Mr.. W. G. But
lea. Mn. b N. Mitchell. Mn. g. g. Men,
Ars. c. b. Taylor; inspection committee,
4ra d. II. Hawley, Nrs. G. p. Moore,
Mrs. ]. ]. Rutledge, Mrs.. James n. Yer.
non. Ma =. @. White: supply committee,
4ra 8. Knowlton. Miss Anna Brown,
4rsL Schuyler Duryee, Nra Edward Mills,
4rs. d. +. Power; nurse and service COM
mittes. 1rs. ". g. Swalwell. Mrs w. Do r.
Edwards, Mrs.. A. p. Foster, Mrs. B. r.
0rosscup, N1. r. Mcfarland; admission
committee, Nrs. Melvin ewartout, Nrs. J.
]. Clark, Mrs. A. H. Camel, Mrs. g. L.
HutchingB: auditing committee. Mrs. 8. g.
Men. Mrs. w. g. Swalwell. Mrs. e. G.
White. The resignation Of Mra Samuel
Baird leaves vacancy to b filed BY the
board Of trustees. Mr.. Schuyler Duryes
was appointed second vice president in
place Of Mrs. L K. Church, resigned.
A dramatic entertainment given on
Wednesday evening for the hospital was .
gratifying success. The two sketches, IA
Husband in Glover" and "A Box Of
Monkey" kept the audience in . merry
mood, ard the applause was enthusiastic
and sppreciative. The ladies and gentle.
men participating all evincsd decided his
trionic talent. Mn. A. g. Agnew, Miss
Foster, Miss Florence Knowlton, Mr.. II.
B. Pomeroy and Mr.. ]. b. Cox, jr., made
mp the casts. Mr.. Whitney managed the
affair, and Of course the stage and it, APP
pointmsnts were very complete.
Among the social affairs Of tho week WAS
. surprise party given to Adolph Harmon,
Of Lowell, on his 21st birthday. His
father, mother and brother assisted in en-
tertaining the guests. Among those pres
Hsnscome, Estells Friar, NJ. A. Tidball,
Of Everett: Matte Black. Versa Kennel,
MAuuA0 0uSlSOus OcItIuO0 0uCASOn ouO
Lurie Shelton. MessrA w. g. McLane, j.
w. Redpath, P. A. Byrne. c. E. Buckley,
w. r. Trousdale, James Muckler, F. Tut.
tie, Ole Hangover, e. N. Getchell, D.
Mitchell and e. A. Chapman.
Arrangements are under way for the en-
tertainment and dance to be given by the
Everett Athletic Association. It will DO
held on Thursday. the 18th inst. The fol-
lowing committees have been appointed !:
Committee Of arrangements, A. A. Brodek,
p. T. Nancy. o. B. Williams, c. Ferris
White. J. r. Cham oers; invitation. P. T.
Nancy, O. B. Williams. C. Ferris White.
]. r Chambers, A. A. Brodek; reception.
A. A. Brodek. P. Foster. J. T. Rogers. w.
N. Gamble; floor committee. J. r. Cham
bers. A. G. Gosrig, c. Ferris White, o. B.
Williams. George Clark.
The ladies' Of the Catholic church will
hold . fair next week in the store lately
occupied BY the Rutledge Dry Goods Com
pany.
Miss Anna Clark gave an exceedingly
pleasant party on her sixteenth birthday
on Friday last The invited guests were
Miss Drake, Miss Linton, Miss Morse,
Miss Maegis Clark, Miss Eaves, Miss
Mitchell, Miss Hathaway. Miss Black,
Miss Bronson and Miss Everhart, Mr..
Mills, Mr.. McManus. Mr.. Duryee, Mr..
Tubbs. Mr.. Mitchell. Mr.. LeGros. Mr..
Baker, Mr.. Webb, Mr.. Usher. Mr.. Saun-
ders and Mr.. Vernon.
Mrs. B. 8. Grosscup gave . delightful
''at home" on Friday evening.
Miss Houghton has been engaged to
sing in the Methodist Episcopal choir.
Cards have been received for the we'd.
ding of Mr.. Henry A. Schenck and Miss
Anna Colby Knowlton, which is to take
place in New York ON the 18th inst. Mr..
Schenck 10 secretary Of tbe Everett Land
Company.
Rev. Daniel G. Mackinnon. rector Of
Trinity Episcopal church. was given q
pleasant Easter surprise in the shape of .
purse of $57.
Mr.. w. C. Butler returned this week
from Q trip to New Mexico and California.
MIRA Butler. who accompanied him, ex-
tended her trip to the East
Rev. G. Hosl. pastor of the scandinavian
Lutheran church, will remove from Seat
tie to Everett next week.