The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-30
EVERETT SOCIETY.

EvKRKrr. Sept 81 Special The OBJ
servancs OF Cooper's day by the Woman's
Book Club this week proved TO be an ex-
ceedingiy pleasant meeting. The club was
entertained by Mrs A. X. Delaney, whose
opportunities in Alaska and elsewhere
have been improved to collect some rare
Indian cnrios, and they were greatly adj
mired by the members Of the club. Mrs.
Jones. Mrs. Sears, Mrs. C. G. Brown, Mrs.
Baird and Mrs. Delaney had papers on
the programme. Mrs. Foster eloquently
advocated the extension of the club idea
in certain philanthropic work, of which
more viii be heard later. The 1t session
OF the club will be at the residence of Mrs.
j. L. Colby.
Mrs. w. q. Batter has been spending a
few days in Seattle. the guest Of Mrs. l.. s.
]. Hunt.
Mrs. q. +. Stevens, OF Boston, an aunt
of Postmaster Meader, OF Lowell, who has
been visiting here. left for the East on
Thursday.
A surprise party was rendered Miss Lura
Shelton al the home of her uncle, J. NJ
Shelton, on Monday evening at Lowell,
the occasion being her 10th birthday. On
the following Wednesday she lief. for her
home nt Mission, kittitas county. The
guests at the party were Miss Minnie Shell
ton. Miss Mary Tidball, Miss Mary Woods,
Miss Matte Black and Mr.. Tuttie, Mr.
Moldenhauer, Mr.. Mitchell. Mr.. Il. Haf-
mon. Mr.. I. Harmon. Mr.. Ryan and Mr..
Biackman.
Mr.. James Kelley has gene to Wisconsin
on short business trip.
Mr.. Joseph l.. Colby and family, who
have been spnding the summer here, vii.
leave in a week or two for Southern Cali
fornia. TO remain through the winter Mr..
Colby expects 10 DO in New York portion
of the time.
Mrs. Joseph irving aud son, accompau-
led by her mother, Mrs. Prime, and her
sster. Miss Winnifrsd Prime. arrived here
this week from knowlton, Canada, where
Mrs Irving spent the summer.
About forty friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles g. Thrssher gave them surprise
party on Saturday evening, having a merry
evening
Mrs. 8 s. King. Mrs. Camel, Mrs.
Lentzy, Mrs. Hartshorn and Miss Steven
son we're among the Everett people in Sc
attic this week.
Prof. L. A. Darling was here this week,
aud organized chorus to give the oratorlo
Of the messiah.
Mrs. ID. $. parkhurst leaves for the East
in a few days on visit Mr. Parkhurst
will winter in California
Miss Wtlliston expects TO leave for the
East in few days.
Mrs. ]. ;. Morrison and daughter took
their departure on Wednesday for Omaha
Neb After spending some time there
they will VISIT friends at Orange. y. J.
Miss Fitch babe her friends good bye
this week and left for her home in New
Orleans after very pleasant summer with
her slstar. Mrs. Osborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Van De vanter, OF
Kent. have been the guests of Mr. aud
Mrs. Raymond Moore thu. week.
Mr. J. Il. Crooker has been at Monte
Crisso all the week loosing after mining
interests.
Mr.. +. III. milford. who left for the East
q few weeks ago. is at Louisville, Ky.
= Mrs. NJ. ". CornwaI, of Chicago. ar
rived here on Monday with her son, Mr..
George w. Cornwall. and will remain here
a few weeks
Mr.. + W. Davis, prominent citizen of
Athens. Pa. was in Everett this week and
met many old friends.
Mr.. and Nrs l. W. Bass have gone TO
Los Angeles for the winter.
Mr.. Charles shepard. OF nanviIge. \. Y.
and his son. Mr.. {. Z. Shepard. OF Seattle.
wers in Everett this week. They are in-
teresied in the Washington Improvement
Company.
Capt Cisud Trozp. Of the steamer GREY.
hound. accompanied by his wifs. we're
visitors 10 Monte Crtsto Iast week.