The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-14

EvrrrrT, Oct 1z-fSpecisl- III 10 De-
coming lively here in socasl way. TIE
week Just passed having been marked ~
number Of very elegant a1ai-s. among
them 3 reception he'd IN the Presbyterian
church By tie Young Peoples Societies OF
Chr1stsin Eadeayor. On Tuesday evening;
Tie Odd Fellows bail On Wecnes1sy; the
supper and sociakls Of tie lsdies Of Trinity
Guild On Thursday; al entertainment Dy
the young people Of the Baptist church On
Friday evening. aud . musical and III
ersry PROGRAMMES a. the Epso-.h Tree
reading room on Saturday.
Mrs J. L Colby entertained TIE
Wemsn's Book clGb On Monday. il being
farewell reception prior 20 her departure
for California Those taking part IN the
programme for the day were Mrs. BAILEY,
Mrs. c. C. Brown. Mrs. D1ryee. Mrs.
Foster, Mrs. Garrigues. Mira hiiis and
Mrs. Mcfarland. the last named lady CIV
ing particular interesting paper on
'Pkenicizn Voyages" The eompainent
of honorary membership Vas bestowed
upon Mrs. Colby. who retires from active
memb<rship. Mrs. Joseph Irving vas
elected 20 the vacant place Chocolate
was served by Miss Colby. Miss Foster and
Miss Knowlton. The next meeting Of the
club viii be siGa Mrs. Duryee. The Sub
ject for study is spanish Explorations.
novel entertainment called a"a 40 Am
II" social was On the carpet at the Pres
bytsrian church on Tuesday evening. In
the azssmblags we're members from al the
Young Peoples Societies OF Christian En-
dsAyor IN the city. Refreshments we're
served aud very merry evening passed
About 800 guests participated in the
ball given By Everett EacampEnent. /. o.
q. r., al Central opera house on Wednesday
evening. For the grand march the fun
hregnan's band furnished the music. sup
per vas served on the stage.
Mr.. Joseph L. Colby, who has been here
through the summer. locking after mining
interests, left on Thursday with his family
for California Mr.. Colby and Miss Colby
will proceed 10 New York soon. where The
latter IL 70 be the bridesmaid st the we'd
ding Of her cousin.
On Friday evening the young people Of
the Baptist church delighted their friends
with O programme of music, tablesux and
Literature.
Mrs. Denne, OF winnebago City. Mimi,
and Miss Christie, Of Superior, Wis, ar
rived in the city few days ago TO spend
some time with Mr.. and Mrs. ii. w. Hol-
ley.
Mr.. +. II. Brownell has returned from
San Francisco. accompanied by his wife,
vho has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
Hnnt. In Seattle
Mr.. Emory s. Lyon has returned from .
trip in the eastern part OF the state.
Mr.. s s. King arrived home tins week
from east Of the mountains
Miss Jennie webley, Of Seattle. spent
Sunday here with friends
Mr.. W. c. Butter arrived home this
week from . hunting trip east Of the
mountains.
More than City members have been en-
rolled In the Everett Choral Society which
was organized on Monday evening with
the following officers: President c. K
G.esn: vice president, Miss Emma Yuie:
secretary. Miss l.. Bradish; treasurer. W.
r. Gray: committee. W. ii. Mesher, v. l.
Bevingtnn. @. l. Hutchings, ]. 7. Sher-
FEY. r. W. Smith. c. T. Berglund. Miss VI.
Zimmerman, Mics NJ. Lewis, cond actor,
Prof Darling.
Mr.. John c. DornIn has returned from
San Francisco after an absence Of several
weeks.
Mrs. William Howarth nss gone to Vic
toris to visit sick friend
Capt r. ]. Call was @ visitor to the
mining camp 8. Monte cristo this week.