The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-14

Everett society,".
Eversts. July -Speclal-Decffedlyf the
most notable social event Oh me GUNNER
here was the reception given by MI
Francis A White on Tuesday evening IN
honor OF the officers OF the Aohican. Mr.
Whites residence IS on the nh. at the
corner of Hoyt avenue ana wan street.
overlooking the bay There Is vide YER
anda in front Of the mouse, Which mas
spacious rooms, well arranged and deco
rated after the modern style. and very
elegantly furnished. On this occasion
taey were made especially attractive by
a profusion of cut flowers. which were 20
be seen everywhere. roses, sweet peas,
popples fuchsias and many other varte-
ties. The poy:hes were ornamen1ed with
Japanese lanterns. A mandolin orchestra
furnished music through the evening.
Refreshments were served at II O'Clock
The officers OF the Mohican present in-
Guided COMMANDER Aullan, Lieut. Com
mander Wadhams. Lieut. Qualtrough,
Chief Engineer Herwig, First Lieut.. or
Marines Lucas. Ensign Hurlbut, Ensign
S.snn. Paymaster Hicks. While the even
Ing was devoted 10 social intercourse ard
the cultivation OF the pleasant friend
ships formed between the officers OF the
Mohlcan and the citizens OF Everett
the guests were particularly pleased with
the capital story told by Lieut. cemman-
der WaGhams OF Mark Twain's introduc-
MuIlan made a graceful speech, Gcknowl-
edging the royal hospitality which had
been extended TO them during their stay
In Everett. Among the invited guests
were the officers OF the Mohfcan. the
members OF tho Commercial Club w. w.
Huntington. of Minneapolis; John F.
Piummer, of New York. Charles d. Fro
ment. of Reading, Pa: A W. Frater.
Judge Denney, l.. X. Loose. G. A. Young,
Fl. c. Petit. G. w. Gorham, w. p. Bell,
A NJ Farrah. w. N. Snyder. r. NJ. Hull
bert, L c. Ferguson, Lot WILDER, c. l..
Lawry. j. NJ. Mitchell and e. ". Taylor,
OF Snohomish; A. j. Agnew, A. ID. Austin,
Z. L. Bailey, A A. Brodeck. c. o. Bar
ness. +. ii. Browaell. S. N. Baird. L. c.
Bronson, W. T. BInkley. j. n. Bradley,
w. c. Butler. V. l. Remington, w. w.
Bennison, Rev. ]. C. Brenton. j. l.. Bow
en-. ]. f. Bell, W. W. Black, c. c. Brown,
G. III. Boynton. J. w. Butterworth, j. b.
Croker, f. j. Call. j. W. Connella, ID. w.
Craddock. II. d. Cooley. l.. X Church.
w. C. Cox. ]. J. Clark. G. w. Cornwall,
T. f. Clohecy. r. A. Clark. A. X De-
laney, NJ L. Davis, Schuyler Duryee,
louis Dryfoos. E. w. Davies. w. De +.
Edwards, c. -. Fratt. C. r. Flannery,
j. p Ford T. W. Foster. Q. z. Friars,
Philip Foster. a. W. Frater. T. l.. Grant.
c. X. Green. Thornton Goldsby, 5. s.
Gardner. ". f. Gray. w. j. Gillespie. III.
-. ~.
A. J. Hayward, J. W. Hartnett, III. W.
Holiey, G. l. Hutchings, ]. K. Koran,
William Howarth. a. +. Heide. r. A.
Hubert II. W. Holley. jr., w. A Hardy,
Charles Hove, p. b. Hubbell, Joseph IT.
wing. ID. c. Johnson, s. NJ. Kennedy, J.
w KIllinger C. J.. F. Kellogg. James W.
Kelly, J. Krieschel. c. +. Logan, George
p. Iazier, p. h. Lewis, Peter I.eaue, F. Z.
Lyle. w W. Mish. r. II. Milford. r. Nc
Farland, r. NJ. Metzger, Il. NJ Mitchell
C r. Marshall. James NJ. McLaren, c. w.
Millei. Edward Mills. T.. Moran, ID. Il.
McCrossen John McEwan, $. III. Nichols.
w A. Nichols. J. III. Nayior. George Nj.
Osborn. " J. Pearse. W. ID. Ray. Thomas
Rice w. J. Rucker. r. J. Rucker. w. c.
Reicheneker. F. J. Riley. f. w. Sumner,
T. II. Sumner, A. s. Stein, A. G. Scholi,
W. r. Stoekbridge, W. G.. Swalwell, NJ.
syartout, l.. r. Steward. W. +. Swalwell.
c. u. Sweeney, A. w. Thomson, A 3
Taylor, NJ. o. Tibhitts. c. r. Thomas. w.
f. Terrell. b. IT. vollans. ]. NJ. Vernon.
A. j. westland. NJ. II. Wildes. j. o. Whit
marsh w NJ. Ross. j. +. Rogers
Mr.. John II. Plummer. OF New York
CITY. has been the guests of his sister,
Mrs. Augusta Plummer Foster, for few
days He is going on n trip 10 Alaska and
expects to spend several weeks here on
his return.
Mr.. James E. McGrath and Or. Fl. j.
for a few days and were guests at the
Commercial Club on Thursday evening.
chatting with group OF former residents
OF Wisconsin among whom were Z. ID
Frat. A. s. Taylor. J. f. Koran. T. l..
Grant and George p. Lazier.
Society circles were largely represented
in the audience on the occasion OF Col.
Flies presentation or "Rtcheiieu on
Monday evening.
Miss Maze Everhard has gone TO Olym-
pia 10 visit friends.
At meeting OF the Kings Daughters
thi. week the following officers were
elected: President. Miss Mary Nichols;
vice president. Miss Zimmerman: record
ing secretary. Miss Ethel F. Nichols; cor
responding secretary. Miss Lenna Linton:
treasurer. Miss Lillian Morse.
Mr. r. ]. Wimperly left for Tacoma on
Thursday to join a party on bicycle
tour TO San Francisco.
Mr. NJ L. Davis has gone TO San Fran
cisco on a husineuss trip.
Mr.. Iseverich Duryee. who came home
from school at Fort Plain. y. Y, last
week, brought with him three college
honors, the first prize in the essay con-
test the first prize In stenography and the
second prize for defamation.
Judge Porter and family are summering
at Mukilteo.
Mr. II. Langht. county superintendent
or SCHOOLS. was IN the city TINS HttE
The High School Alumni held their an
nual reunion at the Hotel Montne Cristo
on Friday evening. Covers were laid for
twenty-five. Manager Irving, of the hotel
served a fine banquet. Charles Mills was
'toastmaseer. The toasts and speakers
were as follows: The Alumni" Miss
Margaret ]. Clark; The President" Lew
erich 8 puryee. THE Faculty" Prof
John w Heston; The Broadway School"
Miss Aura Drake: The New Members 4"
Clarence Van II. King; The Ladies'" Le-
roy Tudor Vernon. The guests were Miss
Margaret ]. Clark, Miss Lenna NJ. Linton.
Miss Liilian Clare Morse. Miss F. MAZE
Everhard. Miss Aura Drake, Miss Anna
NJ Clark. Mr.. Charles f. Mills. Mr. Lee
roy T. Vernon, Mr.. Ieverich :. Duryee.
Mr.. c. Van n King. Mr.. John ]. Lind
say. Mr.. Claude J Perrett. Miss Emma :.
Yule, Mr.. and Mrs j. W. Heston. Mr.. and
Mrs. $. Sears. Mr.. and Mrs ]. NJ But
ters. Mt and Mrs. W. N. Ross. Mr.. ard
Mrs. J. II. Mitchell. Mt. and Mrs. Q. r.
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