The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-11
EyERKrT SOCIETY.
Musicale by the Woman's Gufid-Ar.
Coiby's Visit

Musicale by the wemsn's Guiid-Mr.
Coiby's Visit.
EVERETT, March la-rSpecial There
were a number Of pleasant society affairs
during the past week. One which at
tracted numerous company was must
Gale given by the Womsn's Guild OF Trim
iry church at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. T. Lentzy. Miss Calhoun and
Miss Barager assisted in the programme
and were both rewarded with encores.
Vocal Solos were given by Mrs. Fanny
Perry Gage and Mr.. Mueller. Mrs Dor
ringtor and Mrs. Irving contributed piano
solos. Miss Lewis and Mr. Hawley gave
Rotations and Miss Katrics LentEy
played two selections on the violin.
Mr.. Joseph L. Colby's visit to Everett
has afforded an opportunity for some
pleasant social attentions. One of these
was q whist party in his honor by Mr..
Stephen Knowiton. Those present were
Mr.. Joseph l. Colby, Mr.. Schuyler Dur
wee. Mr.. George L. Hutchings, Mr.. F. H.
milford, Mr.. ID. c. Johnson, Mr.. W. c.
Butler. Mr.. E. L. Bailey. Mr.. George s.
Brown, Mr.. P. P. Foster. Mr.. +. H.
Brownell. Mr.. Z. 8. Lyon. Mr.. II. III.
Wildes. Mr.. A. r. Whitney, IT,, and Mr..
A. 8. Taylor.
A delightful party was given on Wednes-
day evening by Miss Cougill and Mrs.
O'Bar, at the Cougiil residence on Wet
more avenue. The house was beautifully
decorated and the guests enjoyed an even
ing of rare pleasure. Those present were:
Mrs. Troup, Mrs. Goodhue. Mrs. Gilmore,
Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Gamble.
Mrs. Cougill, Mira. O'Bar. Miss Swartout,
Miss Smith. Miss Hal Porter. Miss Cad
Porter, Miss Lillian Porter, Miss Hayes.
Miss Gilmore, Miss McElroy, Miss Miller.
Miss Lewis. Miss Clark, Miss Baptie, Miss
Cougili, Mr.. Goodhue. Mr.. Troup. Mr..
McLaren, Mr.. Rogers, Mr.. Ensel, Mr..
Hawley, Mr.. Swalwell. Mr.. Wimperly.
Mr.. Westland, Mr.. Evans. Mr.. Logic, Mr..
BergIund, Mr.. Springer, Mr.. Parsons. Mr..
Mony. Mr.. Foster. Mr.. Shay. Mr.. Martin.
Mr.. Gilmore, Mr.. Davenport, Mr.. Gamble,
Mr.. o. Bar, Mr.. Porter.
One of the swell affairs of the season is
to come off Immediately after Easter, and
the faithful penitents who have denied
themselves the worldly pleasure Of society
through Lent-if there be any such in
Everett-wili be given grand opportunity
to reyei once more in the gay whirl of
the ball. 1t will be under the auspices of
the Knights of Pythias and will take
place at the Hotel Monte Crlsto on Easter
Monday, March % Committees APP
pointed to manage the affair are a. fol-
lows: On arrangements-Georgs A. Shea,
Joseph Irving, A. s. Taylor. On invita-
tion--George A. Shea John T. Rogers,
James Lafraniere. A. Y. futile, P. K.
Lewis, Joseph Hastings. I. G. Collins. A.
Hunsscksr. w. NJ. Davis. W. c. Cox, 6.
NJ. Buck. On reception-F. w. Clark.
Mr.. ami Mrs. J. c. Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. ID. Cooley. Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler
Duryee. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Irving, Mr..
and Mrs. s. E. Thayer. Mr.. and Mrs. P.
w. Barton. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. Morrison,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Camel. Mr.. and Mrs.
George L. Huschings. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Mills. On aoor--A. s. Taylor, e. L.
Ensel, J. E. Koran. +. II. Brownell. NJ. o.
Tibbits. George II. Clark. b. ID. Curtis, c.
A. Clark, A. II. Lindiey. ]. r. Chambers,
c. +. Knowlton, p. +. Foster.
Mrs. Holland will shortly leave for
Springfield, Mass. Her daughter, Mrs.
Ramsey, 10 going to San Francisco.
Mrs. Paige went to Snohomish this week
to visit friends.
Ex.Msyor Dryer is expected home in a
few days.
The dramatic club at Lowell will give an
entertainment soon for tho benefit Of the
Everett hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs C. f. White entertained
about forty friends at whist on Friday
evening.
Miss Flora II. Baptis has gone to Sno-