The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-24
Everett society.

Everett, Nov. 3-SpeciaI-Decidedly
the event Of the week in a social way was
the concert given under the auspices OF
the Woman's Guild on Thursday even
Ing at Central opera house. in which a
strong array of talent was introduced.
From out of town there was Mss Bessie
Anderson, of Ravenna semi
nary. Seattle. who really captivated her
audience by her charming Rotations, the
first OF which was Money Musk" a truly
enjoyable piece of dramatic work. In the
delineation of pathos the selection from
Riley. entitled, dot Leedle Boy of Mine
was particularly effective. and her respon-
ses TO the encores were most excellent.
In the Illustration of the hymn Nearer
My God to Thee" sung with much feeling
by Mrs. Ada v. BOynton behind the
scenes, the artistic work OF Miss Ander-
son held the spectators in breathless inter
est. 1t was most beautifully done. The
programme was strong in vocal numbers,
in which Miss Marguerite Mckinney. of
Seattle: Miss Annie Lee Fitch. of this city;
Miss Jennie Stephens. of Edmonds; Mrs.
Ada V. Boynton. Of Everett: Mr.. Herman
Julich, of Seattle. appeared. All were
most cordially received, and all won en-
cores. Mrs. O. V. Harris and Miss Cora
May Black contributed choice piano solos.
Prof. Darling, of Seattle. was also pres
ent as accempanist. After thu entertain
ment IN Informal reception was given the
performers. and cake and ice cream were
served.
A delegation of the woman's Book Club.
OF Everett, visited Seattle this week "a
guests of the Book club OF that city. In
the party were. Mrs. Thayer. Mrs. c. G..
Brown. Mrs. Baird. Mrs. Steward. Mrs.
Cox, Mrs. Lytle. Mrs. J. j. Clark, Mrs.
Heston. Mrs. Croker, Mrs. Power. Mrs.
Stockbridge and Mrs. ". G. Swalwell.
Mss Mcfarland visited friends in Seattle
on Monday.
Mrs. T. w. Butler and Mrs. Henry Haver-
croft are both recovering from serious i'll
ness.
There is talk of a reception 10 be tender
ed Judge Delaney and wife before their de-
parture for Alaska.
Mics Florence Knowlton contemplates a
trip TO New York city for the winter.
Mr.. g. r. Meter. OF Everett. and Miss
Eva NJ. Webster. OF Bucoda. Wash. were
married at the home Of the bride on the
2ath INST. They VIII make their home on
Chestnut street in this city.
Mr.. F. w. Goodhue. of Seattle, brought
a party of friends on the Greyhound on
Thursday evening to attend the concert.
Miss Fitch viii shortly appear in a con-
cert az Whatcom.
Mrs. ]. n. Sawyer and children. Of St.
Paul. have arrived in the city 10 spend
the winter with Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. Nichols.
Mrs. Sawyer is a sister of Mrs. William
Nichols.
MIR. j.. y. Bradley. who has been in
Pittsburg. Pa. for several months, was
in the city this week.
Mr.. u. l.. Plett and family have re-
moved from Auburn 20 Everett.
Mrs c. *. Green and daughter returned
recently from Chicago.
Deputy Treasurer Mills and Mr.. Smalley
are both recovering from typhoid fever.
Nr. Frank Wimperly and Mr.. Pratt are
again able 20 be out.
4 very pleasant dance was given by the
Smokestack Club on Friday evening.
Mr.. \. Y. futile. Of Tacoma, was in the
city on Friday.
Pleasant memories Of their visit in Ev-
erett liaeer in the minds Of the officers
Of the Philadelphia, and they are IN hopes
70 spend a day here again before the flag
ship leaves the Sound.
Mr.. !. ]. Nancy has been visiting the
hot springs 20 trade of a case Of rheuma-
tisu.
Mr.. Edward Friday Is back from the
Cariboo country