The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-08

EsERETT. April Especial Several
small parties and entertainments CON-
pr.ssd TIE social record for the week A
very peassn. hop vas given by the Social
Dancing Club in the Hewitt building.
Those present were: Miss Miller, Miss
GongiII, Miss Gilmore. Miss Hatton. Mss
Paimatser, Miss Wells. Miss Cad Porter,
Miss McElroy, Aiss Smith. Miss Case,
Miss Spencer, Miss Morgan, Miss Morse.
Miss Weller, Mr.. and Mrs. Caliigan. Mr.
and Mrs. TerriIi, Mr.. Georig. Mr.. West
land. Mr.. Paschke. Mr.. Bergluna. Mr..
Mony. Mr. C. A. Clark. Mr.. Parsons. Mr..
shay. Mr.. sprenger, Mr.. Hilleary. Mr..
Beylngion, Mr.. Logii. Mr.. Wimperly. Mr..
knowlton, Mr.. Evans.
A card party was given on Thursday
evening by Mr.. c. Van II. King in honor
Of bis guest, Mr.. Robert Newell, Of Ia
coma The winners of the progressive
whist parties were Miss Alice Mcfarland.
Miss Gretchen Hathaway. Mr. Newell and
Mr.. Lsssrich Duryes. The gentiemsn sur
prisei Mr.. King with birthday gift in
the shape OF volume OF the Prince OF
India" Those present were: Miss-Hath-
away. Miss Boynton, Miss Everhard, Miss
Black. Miss Alice Mcfarland. Mr.. Sewei!,
Mr.. Mitchell. Mr.. Mills. Mr.. Campbell.
Mr.. Vernon, Mr.. Lsverich Duryee. Mr..
Albert Duryee, Mr.. Knapp and Mr. King.
IL was literally packed house At the
basket social given on Monday evening by
the Good Tempiars. There was q varied
literary and musical programme. in which
the following took part: Miss Edith
Hammond. Miss McConkey. Mrs. Huston.
Miss olive Hammond, Mr.. and Mrs NJ. l..
Hudson. Mrs. A. Boyer, Mrs. {. L. Hag-
gard. Mr. T. Dearie. Mr. W. g. Myers. Mr.
William Ross. Mr.. Gardner, Miss Jessie
Foster, Mrs. John krieger. Miss Mary
Tidball. Mr.. Evans Harmon, Mr.. Dulin.
Mr.. r. VI. Collins, Miss Cassie Mitchell.
Mr.. II. Bsrnum, Mr.. T. G.. Dennis, Mrs. ].
Binkle, and Mr.. Harmon.
Mr. James 4. Bell and Miss Mary Lang
don were married in Spokane iew days
ago and have arrived here to make their
home. Mr.. Bell being largely engaged IN
lumber manufacturing.
At the social in the Baptist church the
members presented Rev. DIR. Banks with a
purse of $50 and voted him vacation.
He will probably take trip to California.
Miss Paddock. of Tacoma. has been WIS.,
iting Mr. and Mrs. c. ID. Fratt, of this
city.
Mrs. f. f. Lytle has returned from the
East after an absence of several months.
DIR. Lytle has leased one Of the Swartout
cottages on Rueker avenue.
Mr. W. G. Butler was in Everett this
week.
Mrs. s. 8. Nef writes home that she had
very pleasant voyage to San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. f. w. Johnston, of Dog
fish point. near Whatcom, were the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. b. II. vollans this week.
Miss Jessie Seymour. of Tacoma. Was
the guest of Mrs. Ramel this week.
Mrs j. +. Brown has returned from an
Eastern visit OF several months.
Mrs. Rau and Mrs. Waterman, of Ia
coma, who have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. J. S. Morrison, left tor home on Mon
day.
Mr.. W. w. Mish has returned from a
four weeks trip to Pennsylvania.
Mr.. C. A. Swineford has gone East for
two weeks.
Miss Minnie Darty and Miss Millis
Darty. Of Olympia, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Rice.
Mr.. Frank Clark won't to Wenatchee on
Tuesday.
Mr.. Fred Sumner and Mr.. William Far
rar were showing = party OF friends from
Hutchinson. Mimi, about town this week
Tho party included L. ]. kiee, Arthur
Ames. e. ]. Newcomb, James A. Moffitt,
Theodore Entuer, Henry Hasch, Julius
Gabriel and John c. Duchran.