The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-10

Everett, Feb. s--Ths city II not
spending much. money In expensive
parties or social entertainments. never
rl1etcss there are frequent assemblases
Of one sort and another where they who
are so disposed may cultivate acquaant-
ance and make friends. That a we'll
defined purpose to Tend a hand" Is
alive In this community was demons
trated this week by the organization Of
charitable society having for Its OBJ
poor. Mrs. John j. Clark was elected
president and vice presidents were
chosen from each OF the churches as fol-
lows: Congregational church. Mrs. c.
C. Brown; Episcopal. Mrs. J. T. Lentzy:
Methodist, Mrs. w. G.. Swaiweil: Bap-
tist. sfTs. w. c. Reiohenekex Faesby-
terrain. Mrs. 8. Duryee; CHRISTIAN, Mrs.
Fairbanks: Catholic. Mrs. j. T. Me
Bride; Swedish Lutheran, AIRS. Osland:
Scandinavian Methodist. AIRS. Oieson.
Mrs. b. II. yalTans was chosen secre-
tary and Mrs. S. s. King treasurer.
An exceedingly pleasant time was had
at the regular hop OF the Srnokcstack
Dancing Club on Friday evening Those
present jrcluded the Misses Hayes. Miss
Stetson. Miss Morse, Miss King, Miss
McEiroy, Miss Homan, Miss McEar.and,
Miss Reicheneker. Miss Boynton, Miss
Leu Boynton. Miss brigham. Miss Pal
matter. Miss Mccormack, Miss Delaney.
Mss Smith. Miss Beecham. Miss VEL
Ter. Miss Hitchcock, Miss Tucker, Mrs.
Kelly. Mrs. Terrsi. Mrs. Delaney, Mr.
Mony, Mr.. Williamson, Mr.. Schoii, Mr..
Bevington. Mr. Tahhits. Mr.. King, Mr.
White. Mr.. Seaman, Mr.. Logic, Mr..
s;oerig. Mr. Wimperly. Mr.. Church, Mr..
Graham. ar. Parsons. Mr. Rogers. AIR.
Terrisl. Mr.. Swalwsll, Mr.. Kiilinger.
air. Griffith. AIr. Mcfarland. Mr.. Pierce,
Mr.. Weller. Mr.. Osborne and Judge De-
ianev.
Carpenter hall was beautifully deco
rated with flags ard evergreens on the
occasion OF the literary sociab.e given
By the Sons OF Temperance on Friday
evening. Addresses were made ~ Mr..
J. w. Waidrcn. Rev. r. w Butler,
Rev John Bushesi and Rev. Richard
BushelL Others who took part In the
progrsurxne were. The Messrs sher.
fey. Miss May Woods. Miss Efie Ha-
gan. Miss Nett!e safhinger, Mr.. G ".
creese. Mr.. 7. u. Clark. Miss Jessie
Foster and Mr.. Edward T.. kellogg.
About fifty ladies' and gentlemen
| paid the firemen's tand a surprise yiss,
| on Tuesday evening.
| Mr.. Jarses Hanibly arrived from San
FraAcisco with his bride this week.
Miss Minnie Radebccs entertained
! about twenty OF her young friends at n
| birthday party on Friday.
Mrs. A. J. Clark viii spend the re-
n,ainde- Of the winter with hes. nus-
band at wenafchee.
/ Mr. Schuyler Durye~. general man.
| aver OF the Everett Land Company. has
| gone East 10 spend a few weeks.
/ President John W. Whitman has re-
! turned frcsn Seattle and Snoharaish
whittier he went % invite the councils
/ OF the American Protective AgSsssla
tien 10 the grand ball 20 be given by
The order here on the fish inst. II VIII,
take place at Hotel Monte crsrtn
Billiard roorus. card reorns ard noeI
rocssr will be free, and the dining raj
viii Be- used Tor the BAH room. with an
orchestra % six pieces.
A concert ard bal. are In rrs.usra, ,an
fcr the benefit of TIE free reading rc.rsv,,
/ tsaw ksalng erected BY the yrayses~s ~,
r.aIss- rrusan. ar. Early. Mr.. rNa-nv
Mr.. Monree. Mr.. nesison. Mr. RAtss.,s1
Me-. isfswFr and Mr.. Merxch are the
| COMMITTEES On arrangements.
M. and Airs. Taosssas Church, OF st,
raul ara guests 81 Gov. and Mrs
| Church.
MI ". :. r4scbendoser ana family
have gone 70 California TO De ahsen,
| sosgse ssgae
Ars = East, or Everett, wes arnonc
4 the passengers GA the City OF pstehaa
for California. She viii saand several
months with her son at LIS Angeses.