The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-27
svsrett society.

Ab0Hets SOgA0Ays
Everett. Jan. s.-SpeciaL-The spirit
of the canny Scots has pervaded the
town this week, all on account OF the
Burns celebration under the auspices OF
the Caledonian Club on Friday even
ing. About 500 Invitations were issued,
and as the weather was propstious. the
programme attractive and the people
festively inclined, the attendance was
large. Upon the reception committee
were: Mrs. w. NJ. Ross. Mrs. J. E. Nc
Manus, Mrs. j. p. Caithness, Mrs w.
c. Cox. Mrs G. d. Weir. Mrs. A. Clark,
Mrs. ]. l.. Bowen, President Ross. Of
the CALIFORNIAN Club. Capt. r. McFar-
land, DR.. r. S. Hanna, A. j. Westland,
DIR. Stockwell, G. .. Weir. ]. J. Clark
and DR.. McIlhany. On the committee
Of arrangements were: Mr.. Alex
ander Cletand, Mr.. Robert Gardner, DR..
r. S. Hanna and Don Mckenzie. Ken
meth Mcleod was floor manager. The
programme included addresses by
President Ross. Ex.Gov. Church and
Rev. James Cairns; selections by the
orchestra: songs by Mr.. III. ID. Cooley.
Mr.. r. Ewart, Mrs. Boynton. Miss
Cairns. Miss Minona Lewis. Miss Stet-
SON and Mr.. Lambert; piano selections
by Miss Darlington and Miss thinner
man: readings and Rotations by Miss
Yule. DR.. McIlhany, Rev. James Cairns.
Miss Lewis, Miss Lillian Porter and Mr..
Ralph Hawley; piano and flute duet by
Miss Zimmerman and Mr.. Stein. Ken
meth Mcleod executed a sword dance
and horlpipe. The programme con-
cluded with sAlfld Lang Syne' by Mr..
Cooley, Mr.. Ensel, Mr.. Csaypool and
Mr.. Greene. The Central opera house
where the exercises took place was
beautifully decorated.
On Wednesday an entertainment was
given at Guild hall under the auspices
of the ladies OF Trinity Episcopal
church. 1t was an exceedingly enjoy
able affair. and the interest was
heightened by the presence of talent
from Seattle and Tacoma. Mrs. w. w.
Beck, of Ravenna Seminary, gave a
charming. talk on music, pointing out
some directions in which reforms might
be made, both in vocal and instru-
mental work. The Misses Stone and
Miss Clark, pupils. at Ravenna, Semi
nary, were heard to fine advantage, the
former in a. guitar duet, while Miss
Clark delighted the audience with her
execution upon the guitar and banjo.
A Drum March was executed as a
guitar duet by Miss Stone and Miss
Clark. Many ladies have urged Miss
Clark to come here and teach. In her
solo work on the guitar the selections
deserving particular mention were:
The Palace of Truth" by Dejanon,
and "Elegy OF Tears" by Schumann.
Mr.. Robert Newell's piano solos We're
received with much enthusiasm. The
local artists assisting were: Mrs. Irving,
Miss Prime. Mrs. Boynton, Miss Boyn-
ton. Mrs. Lentzy and Miss Black.
Mr.. James NJ. Buffers and Mrs. Della
Brown We're married at the residence
OF Mrs. Hilleary on Monday evening.
Rev. E. v. Claypool officiating. Only a
few friends were present.
Mr.. ID. l.. Petty, well-known law
yer of Everett. and Miss EsteEe NJ
Lewis were married at Marysvilie on
the 18th inst by Rev. Bushell.
AT the Demorest medal contest In the
Congrega tional church on Wednesday
evening Mr.. August Boyer presided
An address was made by Mrs. Buffers.
The contestants for the medal were.
Miss Nettie Salhinger. Miss Olive Pep
pin. Miss Elma Johnson. Mss Emily
Peppin. Miss Georgia CODY. Miss Sadie
Steele. Miss Olive Hammond and Miss
Aura Drake. The Judges were: Prof
J. w. Redpath and Miss Mae woCsls.
OF Lowell. and Miss Annie Sitton. Of
Tacoma. Miss NetAe Saahlnger was
awarded the medal
AT the first party given by the
Snlokestack Club in Guild hall on Fri
day evening an exceedingly pleasant
time was had. Those present were:
Mrs. Lyle. Mrs. Perry. Mrs. Kelly.
Mrs. Terrii and Mrs. Rice, Miss Hath
away. Miss Beechan. Miss Smith, Miss
Potter. Miss Hayes. Miss Baptie, Miss
Hitchcock. Miss Brigham, Miss Clo-
hecy, Miss King. Miss McEiroy, Miss
Coughill and Miss Boynton. Mr.. Ray,
Mr.. Mitchell. Mr.. Gray. Mr.. c. L. Gray,
Mr.. wimpeiy. Mr.. King, Mr.. Scholl. MIR.
Clark. Mr.. Mony, Mr.. Swalwell, Mr..
Logic. Mr.. Ensei, Mr.. Rice. .ar. Terrin.
Mr.. White. Mr.. Church. AR. Rogers, Mr..
Foster, Mr. Seaman. Mr.. Goeig, Mr..
Perry. Mr. Parsons, Mr.. Bevinyton. Mr..
Kiiange-. afr. Osborne, Mr.. Lyle
and Mr.. Marshall.
Miss May Ciohecy left for Portland
on Monday to spend week or ten
days.
Mr.. II. s. Ball. az Shrewsbury. Mass,
spent a couple OF days here this week,
the guest OF Mr.. Cailigan.
htcG Fen ocrRnig e..dronznb rs. afo
Mr.. c. l.. Cray, OF Jacksonville, III.
has been visiting his brother. Mr.. W.
r. Gray.
Miss Fuller, who has been visiting
Mrs. Power for several months. iefs
for Aer home IN Nova Scotia on
Wednesday. she VIII slap on the way