The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-04

day must be counted as one OF the most
ENJOYABLE and successful. They went in
response TO an invitation from the Con-
gregational church and society ~ Coupe
vile. The excursionists numbered about
Is. They arrived at their destination at
2 o'clock and were at once escorted 10
the ". G. T. T.. hall. where tables were
spread, the host providing coffee, tea,
sugar and milk In abundance. while the
visitors were fortified with baskets OF
luncheon. After dinner wagons and car
riages were announced. and the guests
were treated 10 a drive across Nhidby
island. whence they could look out upon
the Straits OF Juan de Fuca. The return
drive was by a different route. both
drives showing the beautiful farms OF
the island. Supper was served. and then
the hall was cleared for an evening pro-
gramrne OF music, addresses, etc, by the
Everett people. A large audience as
sembled. Some happy speeches were
made by Mr.. J. j. Clark and Rev. T.
W. Butler, of Everett. and Mr. Hancock,
OF coupeville. Just about as the pro-
gramme was concluded the Fairhaven
whistled and an enjoyable ride home by
moonlight wound Up the day. Everybody
was loud in praise Of the generous hospl-
fality Of the coupeville people.
Mrs. Edward Mills gave a delightful re-
ception on Friday afternoon in honor of
cut flowers. ferns and potted plants graced
the several rooms. Dainty refreshments
were served In the dining room by Mrs.
Duryee. Mrs Edwards and Mrs. Neff.
Miss Alice Mcfarland did the honors OF
tho library hall. Among those present
were: Mrs. l. b. Coburn, Mrs Schuyler
DuFyee, Mrs. w de r. Edwards. Mrs. A.
*. Neff. Mrs. ]. II. Croker. Mrs. f. II.
Croker. OF Minneapolis: Mrs. F. a.
White. Mrs Stephen Knowlton. Mrs. l..
ID. Godshall. Mrs. A. j. Agnew. Mrs. L. p.
Steward. Mrs. George Hutchins. Mrs. s.
S. Gardiner. Mrs. w. G. Swalwell. Mrs. c.
T. Thomas. Mrs. w. A. Hardy. Mrs. f. j.
Riley, Mrs J.. Kent. Mrs. s. -. Baird.
Mrs. G. ID. Fratt. Mrs. T.. a. Saxton. Mrs.
s. NJ. Kennedy, Mrs. J. NJ. Vernon. Mrs.
George Clark. Mrs J. ]. Clark. Mrs, G. C.
Brown, Mrs. D. Power. Mrs. s. A. Sears,
Mrs. h. III. Noilans. Mrs A. X. Delaney.
Mrs. X. Delaney Terrill. Miss Emily
Hildeburn. Miss Florence Knowlton and
Miss Alice Mcfarland.
In connection with John Ruford Post,
G.. A. r.. meeting was held on Thurs
day evening to organize woman's relief
corps. Mrs. Harmon, OF Seattle, was in
attendance. and about twenty names
were enrolled as charter members. The
list will be increased TO twenty-five and
meeting will be held on Thursday next
at p. IN. I'm Carpenter hall to elect off,
GERS. AT the meeting on Thursday even
ing some fine musical selections were rem
dered by the Sherfey family. and coffee
and cake was served. Those already en-
rolled In the corps are: Mrs John Farley
OF Everett: Mrs. Anna Black. Mrs. Mary
Hatfield. Mrs. Alice Chase, Mrs. May Nc
Donald, Mrs. g. J. Freeze and Mrs. May
a Brown. of Lowell: Mrs. J. W. Gold
thorn. Mrs. J. 4, Bowes, Mrs. Nellie NJ.
Aker Mrs. Tesora Dulitz. Mrs. S. c.
n .ft
Sherfey. Mrs. $. NJ. Segar. Mrs. NJ. A.
Tidball. Mrs. Johanna Mckenzie and Miss
j. NJ. Havercroft. of Everett.
Guild hall was the scene of a very mer-
ny party on Monday evening, given by the
Young Peoples Social Club. During the
evening they adjourned to Mescher's for
refreshments. Those present were: Mrs.
A X. Delaney. Mrs. Kate Delaney Ter
rell. Miss Lameroux, the Misses Boynton.
Miss Bronson, Miss Mcfarland. Miss
Reicheneker. Miss Roper, Miss Small,
Miss Smith. Miss Morse, Messrs. White,
Church, Mills, Saunders, Duryee. Al Dur
wee. Dan Duryee. Vernon. Mitchell. Scholl,
Mcfarland. Pierce. Thompson. Parsons,
Mony. Griffin and Butterworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. W. Sanborn and Mr..
and Mrs u. L. Jones, of Stevens Point,
Wis, are enjoying a tour among the at
tractive resorts OF Puget sound. They
spent n few days in Everett this week.
Miss Viola Weller has returned from
visit with friends at Cedar Mountain.
Mr. James Lafreniere's family are en-
1oyng the summer at Cherry Valley. He
returned from there yesterday and re-
ports grouse in fine condition.
A largely attended social entertain
ment was given by the ladies of the Ro-
man Catholic church at y. NJ. !. hall on
Wednesday evening.
The Kings Daughters entertained their
friends at n salmagundi party in Guild
hall on Wednesday evening.
Miss Margaret Barr, principal of the
kindergarten department of the normal
school at Mankato, MINI, was I'm the city
on Monday the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
c. Brown.
\ Kings Daughters circle was organ
ICED Saturday at the home of Miss Mary
Nichols. with the following officers:
President. Bertha Ross vice president.
Ethel Paine: recording secretary, Alice
Nichols; corresponding secretary, Abby
Sumner; treasurer. Dora Clark.
Mr. Joseph Naggetti and Miss Mary l..
kerwin were married in Seattle on Tues
day. They returned here on Thursday
evening and were given very cordial re-
cepuon by their frienus.
Mrs. y. ID. Walling has returned from
a pleasant outing at Gold Bar.
Miss Louise NJ. Rareshide, of New Or
leans. is the guest Of Mrs. George n. Os-
borne.
M willis T. Mcbride and wife. of
Washington City. have arrived here 10
make Everett their home Mrs. Mcbride
is a daughter OF Mr.. 4 NJ. Guild
Mr. pennison Crazy and his son. Nj
Jay - Crary. OF Canisteo y. y. spent a
few DAYS here this week.
Mr.. II. NJ. Wright, OF Merrill. Wis, has
been i'm the city this week.
The Womca's Relief Society OF Everett
viii meet next Tuesday afternoon on Pa
Cupied by the Everett Land Company. An
persons interested are earnestly requested
10 BE- present az half-pGst ?
Miss l.. Dorrance and Miss VI. Wallace
Of SnohoTniSh, are Visiting IN Everett this
week. the guests Of Mrs y. r. Vollans.
Judge DenDey ard family. Of Snohonlsh
ard Mr. J. n Mitchell and family. of Ev-
erett. have gone % Index 10 enjoy a few
weeks OF camp life.
Mrs. W. de r Edwards and Mrs. W. G.
swalweu We're in Tacoma this week.
The A 7. As gave a grand picnic ard
clambake AZ E3nonds on Friday and sat
urday. under the auspices OF Suohomish
and Everett councils.
Mt = r. simpson. % Shullsburg. Wis
IS here looking after the interests OF the
estate 81 the late J. h. Copeland
SIR. r. II Mulford is spending a few
DAYS 30 Portland.
4 large delegation Of Royal Arch Ma
sons went 70 Seattle on Saturday evening
ia response 20 invitations issued by Seat
tie Chapter, No. 2.
Port Townsend society.
Port Townsend. Aug Especial
W a Hutchinson On Wednesday enter