The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-22
EVERETT SOCIAL NEWS.
by Local Musicians
Church Entertainments and Parties.

EVERETT. Oct. 2L-fSpecal. IA promi-
nent event of the week was the appear
ance of a strong amateur cast in the musi-
cal extravaganza, "Pocahontas.h 1t was
we'll put on, the costuming being par
ticuIarly good. The leading characters
were taken by Messrs. Bogart, Ford. Nc
kenzie, Bronson, Grey, Cooley and 4. s.
Hawley. In the musical part of the pro-
gramme Messrs. Brown. Springer, Nichols
and Dafoe appeared. Mrs. Harris and
Mrs. Darlington played the accompani-
ments.
Several church entertainments are an
nounced. The operetta of THE Crown of
Virtue" will be presented October 30 by
the choir of Our Lady OF Perpetual Help.
sale of fancy articles is to be had early
in November by the ladies of the First
Methodist church. A shadow sociab,e was
given by the ladies of the Baptist church
on Friday evening. The Ladies' AID So
ciety of the Christian church announced
live doll party for Monday evening. A
fair was held on Friday and Saturday
evenings by the ladies of the Scandinavian
Lutheran church.
The Portnightly Club held a pleasant
session at Mr.. II. +. Mitchells on Thurs
day evening. The newly-eiected officers
are President Edward Ensel: vice presi-
dent, Mrs. III. +. Mitchell; secretary and
treasurer. Miss Morgan; executive COM
mittee, Mrs. Tubbs. III. +. Mitchell and Ii.
;. Siewer
The friends of Mrs. O'Neal, of Lowell,
gave her a surprise party on Wednesday
night, and merry time was enjoyed.
Among the guests were Messrs. Z. NJ.
Getchell, w. G.. McLain. J. W. Redpath,
j. W Wilson. Mrs. Mitchell. ID. Mitchell,
{. MeCorrison. f. A. Harmon, l. Black
mau, G. h. Buckley. Il. L. Friars, Misses
May Freese. Maud Ereese. Mary Tidha!l,
Miss Ho.cOmb. Emma Blackman, Stella
Friars, Lara Shelton, May Woods, Miss
Baggs.
Mrs. George Hart is now singing in the
Methodist choir.
Mrs. Edward Mills left this week for
visit TO her old home in Pennsylvania.
Mr. and Mrs. James Kelly are home
from their Eastern wedding trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. III. Taylor arrived home
this week from visit to the Worlds fair.
Mr.. Y. ]. Pearse left for the East TODAY
to remain until after the holidays.
Ex-Gov. Church left today for New
| York and Washington City.
Mrs. Agnew and children have returned
| from Chicago.
Mr.. I. +. Nancy. of Everett, and Miss
| Mary f. Benims were married at Towan.
da. Pa, on the 18th inst
A successful New England sumner was
given by the Good Templars on Tuesday
evening. Among those prominent in the
management and programme were: Mr..
William Ross, Mrs. Haggard. Mrs. Blink
ley, Mrs. Krieger, Mrs Huston, Mrs.
Brayer. Mrs Ewing, Miss Mitchell, Miss
Sitton and Miss Harmon.
Mr.. James f. Bell left on Wednesday for
an Eastern trip.
Mr.. J. Z. Murphy has returned from the
East.
M John ]. Clark has returned from
New York
The Chautanqua Circle has reorganized
for the winter Its officers are: President.
W. NJ. Black; secretary and treasurer, A.
| Folsom.
Miss Annie Russell, of Seattle. spent a
few days With her sister, Mrs. Wehner.
this week
Mrs. ". W. Goidshsrongh arrived home
/ on Tuesday from Tacoma
Mrs. +, II. Perry and Miss Anna sittou.
who have been spending fex days here.
ieiI Tor Tacoma on Wednesday