The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-01
EVERETT SOCIETY.
knights OF Pyshiss Baii-Parties and
Sscsnbies.


Knights of Pyshiss BaiI-Parties aud
secsabies.
EvEgGrr. March 3i--i Special. l--Festiv-
tiles of the Faster holidays came trooping
in under the Gorgeous banner of the
knights of Pythias. who welcomed about
30 guests al their grand ball in the Hotel
Monte Cristo on Monday evening. Man
ager Irving simply surrendered the whole
house TO the pythians for the occasion and
did has best to make the place attractive.
IL Was resplendent with electric lights In,
every room while the elegantly furnished
reception room and pariors never looked
so inviting. Pretty badges Of red, blue
ana gold were worn by the committees. who
we're untlring in their attentions. They
were nearly oil present 10 attend TO their
duties. As originally appointed they were
as follows: On arrangements, Mr.. George
A. Shea. Mr.. Joseph Irving. Mr.. A. s.
Taylor: on invitation. Mr. George A. Shea,
Mr.. John I. Rogers. Mr.. James Lafraniere.
Mr.. A. Y. Tuttle, Mr.. F. X. Lewis. Mr..
Joseph Hastings. Mr.. r. q. Collins, Mr.. A.
Hunsaeker, Mr.. w. NJ. Davis, Mr.. w. c.
Cox. Mr.. q. NJ. Buck: on reception. Mr.. r.
w. Clark. Mr.. aud 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. J. s. Morrison, Mr.
and Mrs. A. ii. Camel, Mr. and
Mrs. George L. Hutchings. Mr.. and Mrs.
+. Mills. on floor, Mr.. A. s. Taylor, Mr..
r. l. Ensei. Mr. J. E. Koran, Mr.. Z. H.
Bruwhel. ar. NJ. O. Tibbits, Mr.. George
Ii. Clark, Mr.. B. ID. Curtiss, Mr. c. A.
Clark. Mr.. A. III. Lindley, Mr.. ]. X.
Chambers. Mr.. G. +. knowi,on. Mr.. p. P.
Foster. After being formally received in
the psriors the guests found their way 70
the first floor. where the large dining hall
and the Office rotunda were transformed
To the ball rooms. with the orchestra OF
the First regiment furnishing tho music.
AT midnight supper was announced in the
upper halls. two long tables seating over
hundred each being placed on the sec
ond and third floors. The menu was
elaborate and admirably arranged for
prompt service. There were few toasss
and responses in the upper hall, Mr.. 5. s.
King acting as toastms ster. Mayor Wall.
ing spoke To tue toast of the "City OF
Everett" Mr.. ]. G.. Mitchell responded
10 the sentiment, Everett Lodge, No 81. -
Mr.. 5. L. Thsyer spoke TO the sensimen
of THE Ladies'" and Mr.. A. II. Camel
discharged the pleasant duty of expressing
the thanks of the guests to Manager Irs-
ing. of the hotel. The officers Of the order
in attendance were: Grand Chancelio,
w. q. Ronald, of Seattle: Brig. Gen Harry
A. Blgeiow. of Seattle. commanding the
Washington brigade of the Uniform
Rank; James Lafranierc, d. G. Z. c.;
Frank W. Clark. G. c.: III. d. Cooley, T.
c.: j. G. Mitchell. L. C., c. A. Clark, T. C.
The grand march was led by Grand Chan.
celior Ronald and Mrs. J. c. Mitchell
Guests were In attendance from Tacoma
Seattle. Snohonish. Edmunds. Lowell and
Marysyille.
A very happy surprise was rendered tho
Misses Brown. Owen and McConkey or
Thursday evening last. Some twenty CAV
besiegers took possession of the manse
and merriment reigned supreme until the
wee sms' hours. Dancing. whist and
music eonduced to tho pleasure of those
SO inclined, while the quiet seclusion o
several Jap-ianterned aIcoyes afforded in
spira,ion To those sentimental romancer,
engrossed in the profunditlos of psyche
logic love. Aa elegant collation. added in
tufest to the programme.
A largely attended social of the q. A. r
snd sons Of Veterans was held on Thurs
day evening. Mr.. Arthur Bailey presided
during the programme. which included
short addresses by Messrs Mnliston. Jor
dan, Coleman aud Cra,gue: soto oy Mr.
Hayercsoft recitation by M Robert Hit
leray and music by the Sherfey family
Refreshments, with n delicious cup Of cot
lee made by one of the veterans. roanded
out very pleasant evening
Mr., r. A. MeCanna, cashier of the FRS
National bank. Of Geneseo, Idaho was in
Everett on Tuesday. the guest of Car,
Frank Call. agent ot the Canadian Pacific
Officers eject Of the Woman's Guild q
Trinity parish are: President, Mrs r. {,
Bronson; vice president Mrs. Colin Camp
bell; secretary, Miss Chapman. treasurer
Mrs. j. y. Baird: trustees. James NJ
Vernon. Il, Mcfarland, q. y. Osborn
Ralph Ha~iey and the rector of the PAR
ish.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Hyde left on Thur.
day Tor Chicago
Mrs. = 5. Neff has gone to California Il
spend few weeks
Mrs J. I. Mcbride and child left for II
Paul ga Thursday by the Great Northern
Miss Fheee Owen. guest of Mss Anns
+. hfo~a ioF the past fes weeks has re
turned 10 her home in Olympia
Mrs Hattie Nssieost, whose hu.h.ns
died ia California a lev weeks ss,a Ia,
returned IL Everett; 60 make her liosg,
here.
Mr.. T. Edward futile has returned from
Boston to hook after ha property interest,
here.
Rev. Z. Holt sill leave ga Monday for
visit 90 Nasway. He will be shssat ,hre,
months. and hss siie will visit la Mime
syolis walls he = awsy.
Ex-MayeE pwysF has returned frau
Wsst Superior alter an absencs 81 sevrra
week.
Nj Charles stein Is hack from MIlwaa
Zee,
Mr.. James ". Hsrtneti lsft this seek f,,l
q California sFia