The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-03

| and Mrs. Dem. Mr.. and Mrs. s. Baird. Mr..
| and Mrs s y. Baird. Mrs. L. B. Steward.
/ Mrs Kn0witon Mrs. Power. Mrs. Augusta
I Piurnrre~ Foster. Mrs. TEb5etts. Mrs. De-
1 laney, Mrs. Terrill. Mrs. Sears. Mss Fitch.
| Miss Blanchard. Miss Robinson. Miss Nc
| Farlana. Mss Delaney. Mr. ]. N Vernon.
! Mr.. Thomas GarrIgues, Mr. II. II. Wilder,
Mr.. J. Z. Horan. Mr.. A $. Taylor. aIr. A.
| q. SchoII. Mr.. Butterworth, Mr.. Dickin-
son. Mr. Gray.
a very pleaSan. party was given at Guild
hall on Thursday evening by the choir
circle Of Trinity church.
One OF the most successful affairs of the
season was the supper and campfire given
by the women's Relief Corps and q. a r,
OF John Bufcrd post. on Thursday evening
The first heor Of the Carpenter building
was Ised fnr the suppe-. Flags and flow
ers adorned the room and attentive ladies
dispensed refreshments. These Included
an ample supply OF beans baked all night
in pit in the ground after the army style.
The accompa nlments We're coffee, cold
meats. salad. cake and fruit. Later an
entertainment was given I'm the hail
ahoFe. IL opened with the chorus
led hy Capt. Sherfey. Addresses
were delivered by Mr.. Beacham and Capt
Call Mrs. Boynton sang a solo and was
encored. Recitations were contributed by
Miss Edith Hammond. Mss Mabel Beech
am. Mrs. Hester and Miss Ollie Ham,
mond. Guartette was sung by Miss Diits,
Mrs Jones, Mr.. Gardner and Mr.. Ross.
AIR Boyer gave cornet solo and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hatfield sang a duet. Brief remarks
b. AIRS. Mckenzie. president OF the Relief
Corps, and the singing OF America"
closed the programme. Mr.. Beecham's ad-
dress included an original and appropriate
poem.
A delightful surprise party was given
Mss Yule by the Alpha Beta circle OF The
Kings Daughters on Saturday evening
October Is. A very enjoyable time was
passed. Those present were: Miss Nichols.
Miss Ethel Nichols. Miss Alice Nichols,
Miss Bertha Ross. Miss Ethel Payne. Miss
Clark, Miss Dora Clark. Miss Ethelwyn
Gardiner. Miss Linton. Miss Emily Sum
ner. Mss Abbie Sumner. Miss Ruby Brown,
Miss Fairbanks Miss Holcomb, Miss Grace
Powers, Miss AIaude Sorenson, Miss Zim-
norman
Mrs. George Osborn entertained few
friends on Tuesday evening at progressive
whist. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs
Kennedy. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mcfarland,
Mr.. and Mrs 5. y. Baird, Mr. and Mrs
Schuyler Duryee. Mr. and Mrs W. c. Cox.
Mrs. A. X. Delaney. Mrs. Powers, Mrs.
Kate Delaney Terrell. Miss Mcfarland.
Miss Robinson, Miss Loughney, Miss Fitch,
Mr.. ID. G Johnson. Mr.. T. ~ Garrlgues.
Ar. Tom Mcfarland.
Mrs. J. =. Croker has returned from Ia
coma, where she visited Mrs. Charles
Tucker
Mrs. S. \. Miller ard children have re-
turned from a visit with relatives at Bed
ford. Pa. she was accompanied by Miss
BlgiH. who viii remain here for a short
time.
Capt. Coon came down from snohonish
to attend the campfire. He was booked for
an address, but had to leave on the over
land train.
Mr.. 5. s. Nef. formerly of Everett is
now general manager and chief engineer
or the Lake Superior & fshpemng railroad,
with headquarters at Marquette
Mrs. \. w. Porter gave a tea on Thurs
day in aid Of the Sunday school fund of the
Christian church
Dir. Dudley Moore and Miss Stewart were
married on Tuesday by Rev. Thomas Ma
guirc.
Mrs. Robinson gave a social on Tuesday
evening for the benefit of the Baptist
church.
Mr.. W. \. Usher and family left last
week for ST Paul
Air. and Mrs. Lewis Smith. who have
been visiting here. have returned to their
home In Aigona, WIS
4 formal organization of the Chautau-
qua Circle has been effected with the fol-
lowing charter members: Mr. and Mrs
John W. Heston. Mr.. and Mrs j. w. XII
Enre-, Nrs. Alice c. Baird. Mrs. Kate De-
laney Terrell, Mrs. J. =. Ca.thness. Mr.. L.
ID. G0dshall. Mr.. II. L. Oldneld. Mr.. w u
Ray, Miss Margaret Clark Miss Anna NJ
Clark, Miss Helena Saxton. Miss Adelaide
SaNton. Miss Sadie C. Hail. Miss Nahe!
Beee1am. Miss Lenna Linton. Miss Alice
Mcfarland. Miss Viola HUMPHREYS Miss
Anna l.. Wells Mr.. Heston was elected
president and Miss Wells secretary.
Mr, j. Il. Croker has returned from a
trip to Spokane.
Mrs Saunders and sons viii leave for
London, Ontario, IN a few days
Mr.. end Mrs. John stranahan are new
arrivals IN the city from Benton Harbor
Mich. They have rooms in the Craddock
block
Mrs. Smith gave dinner last Sunday in
honor Of the Robbins brothers, who are
cut again after a struggle of several weeks
with typhoid.
Mr.. Henry Huvercroft. Of Everett. and
Miss Ella Luth. formerly OF Everett but
Who has been visiting relatives at La Con-
ner. were married at the latter place on
Wednesday. and were expected in Everett
on Saturday.
Irs. Helen Burk. OF Seattle. the assist
ans department Inspector was here on sat
urday TO inspect the Woman's Relief Corps
Of John BufGrd post.
4 reception will be rendered the officers
or The Philadelphia during their stsv In
th's port The affair will be under the
management Of the Commercial Club.
81 t'*ttAti@A - 10 He gwen by the Knights
OF Fytnias OF Everett T. their brethren
from snohomish and Lowell next wed
nesdaY week
The Women's Relief Society viii hold
tne.r usual monthly business meeting in
Their hall. on Pacific avenue. next Tues
day afternoon at ESQ O'clock All mem
bors are requested to be present.
Miss Helen Govan Of Tulahp. is the
guest oG Miss McElroy.
Mr !. " Hartnett is back from Port
iane after an absence of n month.
Mr. aad Mrs Dwight Darling. who have
recently come here. viii occupy The req
tory 81 Trinity church
Mr.. NJ. q. Dickinson. OF Fa.rhayen has
been in the city for several DAYS mis-
week.
Mrs. Alice snow has returned from
1htiaalnus 3. G., whore she has been
Visiting friends for several weeks.
Port Townsend society
Port Townsend. NV. 1-Spaefal-Tt has