The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-21
GAYLIFEE ELSEWHERE
Social Pasfimes of the Other
Sound Cities.
SEVERAL EVENTS AT EVERETT.
4 Lively week ~ the Key City Bell
isgham Bay ard Capital
City Notice.

Evynr~r, Jan. U.-fspeciai. ~. has
been rather auSet week IN socisi circles.
bat some very pleasant events Of q minor
character arc to be noted. The Calhoun
Opera Company had = successful engage
rnens here. and its members found several
oId~tims aequaintanees. Mr.. Flint. one Of
sclo artists Of the party. renewed old as
socsasions with Mr.. ]. y. Bradley. Of the
EFerett Herald They were in 81 Paul
together few years ago. In connection
with the visit of the company several
amusing ruEnors got ssoat. One was that
Miss Phillips. q local amateur. who took
part ia the operetts OF Golden Hair.
given here tsw weeks. had Joined the
company. little inquiry shows now
trifing thing lie sometimes magnilied In
its short travels. ft appears that the
musical director OF tbs company called
upon Miss Minons Lewis TO learn II she
knew of sons little girl whom they
could sc. 20 take roll in the DO
heulIan Girl After short conferences
i. was decided that Helen Graham. who
filled SO acceptabsy the part Of one Of the
fairies in the operetta, would be exactly
suited 10 the part desired. and arrange
msnts we're accordingly made with her.
Miss Phillips, who boards at the same
place. kindly consented TO 60 with the
little girl and assist her in her pFepaFa-
tfons for the stage. The appearance OF
Miss Phillips in the greenroom in this
friendly capacity was the sole foundation
for launching her upon an operatIe career.
Miss Phillips and her friends have been
much annoyed at the story.
Friends of Miss Lena Ross rendered Der
a surprise party Thursday evening at
Athlete Club hail. Dancing and an ele-
giant lunch were the features of the occa-
sion. Mr.. Louis saihinger gave several
popular songs The guests inclnded Mrs.
Britt. Mrs. Wheeler. Mrs. Clute, Mrs
Parren, Mrs oIeson. Mrs. sehert. Miss
Burroughs, Miss Anderson. Miss Haw-
kins. Miss Sophie Anderson. Miss Miller
Mis-. Louise Eckert, Mr.. L. sahiinger. Mr..
A. sauer, Mr. William Bennett. Mr..
Charles McAgnis. Mr.. J. r. Seaman. Mr.
l.. Russell, Mr.. Jesse Deprew. Mr.. T..
ketcham, Mr.. II. a. Harwood, Mr..
Charles Anderson. Mr. f, g. Frisbee, Ir
NJ. w. Diedrick. Mr.. A. Turner, Mr.. j.
Payne, Mr.. NJ. G. Wright. Mr.. l.. A. Peel,
Mr. G. keene and Mr.. Fred Clute.
Invitations have been issued by the For
esters of America for a grand bal. 10 be
given at Athletic Club hall on Tuesday
evening. January y. The committee on
arrangements consists Of l.. sahiinger. II.
A. HARDWOOD and A. Herbert on reception,
Messrs. Garry. Mayburn. Harwood, Gala
CHAN and Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hart will leave
for California shortly to be gone several
weeks. They will take their favorite driy-
ing horse with them and be prepared to
enjoy themselves.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyte-
rian chcrch held its an nual business meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Schuyler Daryee
on "Wednesday afternoon. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing year
President. Mrs. Schuyler Duryee: vice
president, Mrs. 4. A. Garrigues treasurer,
Mrs $. NJ. Kennedy. secretary, Mrs. u.
IL. Vollans. Following the business rou.
tine the hostess delightfully."- entertained
those present at an informal luncheon.
The ladies announce their intention of
entertaining all ladies OF the congregation
ani ali ladies' who are strangers in the
city at an afternoon tea TO be held in the
church on Wednesday afternoon. January
-. from until O'Clock.
General Manager Whitney. of the nail
mill. arrived home on Monday from trip
10 asifornia.
Miss Lolita ketohem. of Seattle. is visit
II. III. Nollaas
Mr. and Mrs =. r.. McGiil were given a
pleasant surprise Ola tho hrs. anniversary
OF their wedding on Tuesday.
Mr.. G. y. Sweeney has returned from
Seattle after a weeks absence
Mr.. Leo Daft. Of Seattle. was In the city
FOR short time this week
Mr.. Emory \ lyon returned from Sc
attic and Tacoma last night after an alb
seace of several days
Mr.. Samuel III. Nichols entertained a
few friends NJ whist on Friday evening
Mrs. Nichols and her daughters. Mira
Riley. Mrs. Kent and the Misses Nichols
presided over the refreshmenss The
guests included Mr. Schuyler Duryee. Mr..
+. II. Sumner. Dr. +. y Murdoch. Mr..
Fred Sumner Mr.. ". J. Gillespie. Mr.
John Hilton, Mr.. G 4. Moore. Mr. ". IA.
r. AcAsFtin. Mr.. J. III. Johnson, Mr..
A. 5. Taylor. Mr.. ~. q. Tanner, Mr.. +. q.
nubhei and Mr.. William, Nichols.
The Philharmonic Society. az its meet
ing oa Monday evening, elected the fol-
loving officers: President Mrs ". q.
swallweil; vics president. Mrs Ueorge r.
Hart; secretary, Mrs. u. Mckenzie.
Mr.. +. II. BFosnell. Nr George Mon-
sandon and Mr.. \. X. Whitney chartered
the lgttls steamer Albert lea and lett on
Thursday morning on duck hunting ex.
petition, IS be gone about three days
Ms. :. Il. House Mr.. h. 4. Bartlett and
Mr.. John Earneson. 81 Port Townsend.
were IN the city curing the wscE
Mr.. T. T.. Buekley. tss we'll known news.
dealer of lowell, is recovering from an al
tack 81 measles.
Troll, Davenport nov plays tao organ a,
the First Presby church 81 beth the
morning ana evening services. and has
charge oi the choir
Mr. J. ", StavarS. 81 PuyAliap. has been
visiting his brosher-in-law. Deputy Col
locfog Stock hrsdEe this eek
Nj snt Mrs. J. {. Murray went 70 Sc
attic this week 80 see i.o,iie Collins.
NJ, = J. Fayne, 81 New Mckee, - in
the caty.
Mr.. ". q. Graham. OF Tacoma. was in
Everett this wees
~. J. q. nAy aud Mr. John Is. Lyaeh.
Of Wisconsin, representatives Of timber
syndicate. sge ia ne elty.
Mr. J. =. Nancy has gone 20 "a. form A
20 speAd several weeks
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