The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-09

second Goor. embracing large CLOAK ana
toilet room. two fine card rooms. the hoFa-
~ IL the northeast corner. next the secre-
rary's room. ard then the parlors, TWO
+ large rooms separated by handsome pcr-
there's. Rich carpets and rugs are lad
upon the floors. and the several apart
nsnts are furnished in excellent taste,
without extravaganza. There are cheer
full CRATES IN the library ard parlors, a
choice selections o. magazines and news
papers upon the tables. and altogether
the rooms are inviting and well suited 10
the purpose This is especially true when
they are seen under the effect OF the cleo
trie lights On Wednesday evening the
early hours were devoted 10 social Inter
course. cards and the cuieter pleasures CT
the library. About o'clock a collation.
was served and this was followed by lit
tie speech-making. President White con-
graduated the club on IT'S new quarters
and bespoke for IL a strong future in the
development OF Everett and Snohornish
county. ExGoy. Church spoke eloquent
~ on what had already been achieved by
the business men OF Everett. and dwelt
upon the fact that this club gave better
opportunity 20 touch elbows, get acoualnt-
ed and work unitediy and tremendously
| for the promotion OF the general welfare.
Mp. j. B. Croker expressed his pleasure
a. the opening OF the club and said that
some strong manufacturing enterprises
would be set on foot here within the pres
ent year. and that the interests back OF
Everett had plans laid thai must inevita-
bly, build up large city here. Mr.. Schuy-
Ter DUryse briefly alluded 10 what had
been accomplished by the Everett Land
| Company. This was well illustrated by
the fact that the assessed valuation OF
| property had grown in three years from
| $1,000 TO SS.0ca009. He believed that with
| the completion OF the Trans-Siberian rail-
faAi Fa e1st1c a
| terests of Everett would witness a great
| development Speeches of a congratula-
| tory character were made by Messrs. A.
| ". Frater, A. D. Austin, c. T. Roscoe and
| Robert Hubert. OF Snohomish. and by
| Nessrs- +. IT. Browneil, y. d. Walling
and 5. Fl. Nichols. OF Everett. Among
the guests from out of town We're: MIR. A.
| W. Frater. Mr.. J. ". Hefner, Dir. c. ".
| Gorham. Mr.. NJ. Henry. Mr.. L. h. Loose,
| Mr.. c. L. Clemans. Dir. a. NJ. Farrah, of
| Snohomish; Ar. Richard Hancock and DR..
". B. Thornhill, of Lynchburg, Va; Mr..
Z. a. Hancock and Mr.. Il. L. Hancock,
| of Coupeville: Mr.. William John Krieschel.
| OF Tualco; Mr.. Thomas Moran, OF Airing
| ton; Mr.. Q. 4. Friars and Mr.. ole Nelson,
| OF Lowell. and majority of the members
| of the club. which includes the following:
| Mr.. ". Ray, Mr.. w. ". AIish, Mr.. A. W.
| Thomson. Mr.. +. III. milford, MIR. Z. l..
Bailey. Mr.. a. ]. Agnew. Mr.. Joseph Irv
| ing, Mr. +. ". Sumner. Mr.. T. Il. Sumner,
| Mr.. T. L. Grant, Mr.. J. II. Hilton, Mr.. A.
3, Stein. MIR. A. A. Brodeck, Mr.. c. x.
| Greene. Mr. c. o. Barnes, Mr.. f. A. White.
| Mr.. d. c. Johnson, Mr.. A. s. Taylor, Mr..
| a. ]. Hayward, Mr.. 4. ]. Westland. MIR.
| NJ o. Tibbits. Mr.. ]. b. Croker, Mr.. ].
| W. Hartnett, Mr.. W. f. Terrill. Mr.. V. ].
| Pearse, Mr.. c. d. Frat, Mr.. II. w. Hol-
| ley. Mr.. J. ". Connella, Mr.. J. w. KILN
| ger, Mr.. Thornton Goldsby, Mr. +. II.
| Brownell. Mr.. \. G. Scholl, Mr. II. y.
| Cooley, Mr.. a. X. Delaney, Mr.. L. X.
|, Church, Mr.. j. F.. Koran. Mr.. S. II. Mich
! OILS. AIr. w. A. Nichols, Mr.. s. y. Baird.
| Mr. W. r. Stockbridge. Mr. James w.
| Kelly, Mr.. c. +. Flannery, Mr.. w. q.
| Swalwell, Mr.. Thomas Rice, MIR. T.. y.
| Metzger Mr. r. IL Nollans. MIR. J. j.
| Clark. MIR. NJ. Swartout. Mr.. j. p. Ford.
| Mr.. 5. s. Gardiner. Mr.. w. ]. Rucker Mr..
| c. L. +. Kellogg. Mr.. NJ. III. Wildes. Mr..
| w. J. Gillespie. Mr.. n l.. Davis. MIR. f. c.
| Bronson. Mr.. G.. W. Cornwall, Mr.. u. T..
| McCrossen, aIr. T. Z. Clohecy, Mr.. l.. Il.
| Steward, Mr. William Howarth, Mr. c. +.
! Logan. Mr.. r. VI. Mitchell, Mr.. T. w. Fos-
| ter. MIR. w. T. Binkley, Mr.. c. /. Mar
] shall. Mr.. James n. Bradley, Mr.. A. +.
| Heide MIR. w. C. Butler. Mr.. Q. L. Friars,
Mr.. b. ]. Rucker Mr.. William NJ. Ross.
| Mr.. George b. LaZier Mr.. j. o. Whit
| marsh. Mr.. J. L. Bowen, Mr. ]. T. Rogers.
| Nlr Schuyler DGryee Mr. j. F.. Bell, Mr..
| Louis Dryfoos. Mr.. W. de +. Edwards.
Mr. w. W. Black. Mr.. c. w. Miller, Mr..
| +. j. Riley Mr.. F. A. Clark. Mr.. RI. w.
| Holley, jr.; Mr. y. l.. Walling, Mr.. ]. W.
| Butterworth, Mr.. a. ID. Austin. Mr.. z. II.
| Lewis. Mr.. J. c. Denney. Mr.. John Me-
| EVAN, Air. \. ". Frater. Mr.. Peter Leque.
Nh. T. Moran, Mr.. ]. krieschel. Mr.. r. A.
Hubert, Mr.. Walter F. Swalwell. Mr.. F.
| J. Call, Mr.. c. Hove and Mr.. II. B. Gold
| finch.
Everett extended Inequalities to the
delegates in attendance upon the North
| western Baptist Association this week.
| The visitors found time between the ses-
sions 10 DO the city. and generally ex-
pressed themselves much pleased with
| their stay here.
Miss Lenna Linton entertained the girl
graduates of the three classes of the high
school at a chariot ride on Wednesday.
| The party included: Miss Margaret j.
| Clark. '93; Miss Lillian c. Morse. Miss f.
| Male Everhard and Miss Lenna Linton,
| 81: Miss Aura Drake and Miss Anna NJ.
| Clark. '95.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. X. Lewis and their lit
| tie child are rapidly recovering from their
| accident last Sunday. A runaway team
| dashed into their carriage on the road
above Lowell, burying them all beneath
the wreck with the wagon and horses on
| top OF them. BY the most remarkable
| good fortune they escaped without any
| broken bones. though all much bruised.
4 pleasant party was given at Guild
hail on Thursday evening in honor or
| Miss Jennie Hayes and Miss Lizzie Hayes.
who leave on Monday next to spend the
| summer vacation in Wisconsin.
Miss Marion H Morgan left this week
| to spend the summer vacation with her
parents near Boston, Mass.
Miss Zimmerman has musicale In
preparation to be given by her pupils dur
| ing the last week in June.
| \ coffee" for gentlemen viii be given
| by the Kings Daughters ar the residence
| of Mr. S H. Nichols on Tuesday evening
| next.