The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-27
Everett society.


closing days are disappearing amid
round of surprise parties, birthday cele-
brations and numerous social entertain
ments on a small scale. Hallowe' en- VIII
be observed in merry style.
Rev. p. T. Rowe. the newly appointed
bishop of Alaska. will stop in Everett on
his way TO his new field 10 spend day or
two with Mr.. w. E. Terrill, one OF his cid
parishioners at Sault Ste, Marie.
Miss Annie Lee Fitch, of New Orleans,
has arrived in the city 70 visit her sister,
Mrs. George Osborn. Miss Fitch is a
modest and handsome singer, having
mezzo-soprano voice of exceeding purity
OF timbre and great sweetness. She studied
for four years at the Dresden conserva-
tory, where she graduated with high
honor. afterward giving several concerts
in which she received very laudatory no
tees from the press and. critics.
The Altar Circle and Choir Guild, of
Trinity parish, Will give an entertainment
in Trinity hall on the 3lst inst.
Mrs. w. c. Cox entertained a few friends
at a card party on Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kelly have decided
to remove 10 Tacoma to live.
Miss Robinson. of Seattle, has been
visiting the family of Capt. Mcfarland
Ex-Gov. Church is at his office again,
after being i'll for few days.
Mr.. l.. s. Allies manager of the box fac
tory, is home from a visit TO California.
Mrs. Irving. of Seattle. and Miss West.
of Edmonds, We're visiting friends in
Everett last week.
Miss Lillian Morse has returned from a
visit of several weeks with friends in
Whatcom.
A Halloween party is to be given by the
Woman's Book Club next week
Judge Delaney has returned from trip
TO Alaska.
Miss Lille l.. Appel, OF Tacoma, is the
guest OF the Misses Bast.
Mr.. Charles Pendleton, of Oconto, Wis,
has arrived here 10 join his family, they
having arrived here some three months
ago.
There was a very pleasant surprise party
at the Arlington hotel last Saturday even
ing, several friends Of Miss Nellie Philips
calling TO congratulate her on her seven
teenth birthday. Among those present
were: Mrs. II. A. Smith. Miss Minnie Sor-
enson. Miss Maud Sorenson. Miss Rose
Schreck. Miss Edna Ames, Mr.. Frank Da-
foe. Mr. William Fowler and Mr.. John W.
Whitman. Miss Philips received a number
of handsome presents.
Miss Lulu Hove's tenth birthday last
Saturday was celebrated in a happy man
ner by a numerous party of her little
friends from TO O'Clock A very enjoy
able time was had with games and refresh
ments. Those present were: Clementine
Braun, Helen Braid, Lulu Hove. Dakota
Church, Maud Beckon. Hilda Heide, Title
Hove, Lille Rabcock, Cremora Agnew,
Marguerite Agnew. Daisy Fisher. Edith
Terrill. Louise Mitchell. Mercer Vernon,
frankie Thomas, Eddie Thomas. Carl
Hove, Freddie Braun. Mont Goldthorp,
Nina Babcock. Freddie Mitchell Dannie
Michel, Everett Hove and Tommy Gold
thorn.
Mrs Charles u. Frat is recovering from
quite severe illness.
Mr.. a. L. Cummiskey has gone TO Butte,
Mont.
Mrs. William sanderson and her son
Miss Doyle a sister Of Mr. Martin DOYLE
has arrived here from Saginaw, Mich, to
make this city her home
Mrs. Smith. OF the Arlington, gave a
very successful social on Wednesday even
ing in aid Of the Orphans home a. Win
lock
Mrs. C. 4. c. Rochester, Of Seattle. will
take part IN the concert To be given in
the Congregational church here next week
Mr.. W. 6. Swalwell and Mr.. w. X.
Mish A, ]. Westland and George Clark
returned from their hunt on the Column
bia river on Tuesday evening They had
fair shooting, bagginS about seventy-live
ducks.
Mrs. NJ Harmon and Mrs. Bunter. Of
Seattle. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Hatfield
az Lowell
Miss Minnie Brodeck. Of Seattle. IA Wis
sting her uncle Mt \. 4. Hrodeck.
Mrs. :. y Miller has returned from a
two months visit in Pennsylvania
Mrs. \. : GDhus and son left a few
DAYS ago for a visit at Lincoln. Neh.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. \. Hardy viii shor.I,,
remove 10 Seattle.