The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-10

Everett society.
Everett. Nov. 9.-Special--It has been
pretty effectually demonstrated this week
that the mission OF the new Congregational
church is 10 materially contribute TO the
intellectual, musical and social life OF Ev-
erett in its broad scheme of applied Chris
tianify. Three able lectures were given
during the week. in which the people had
the pleasure of listening TO Rev. DR.. Cher
rington, of Spokane: Rev. DR.. Wallace, Of
Portland. and Rev. DR.. Temple, OF Seattle,
all Of whom edited their hearers. on
Thursday evening a grand concert was the
attraction. and il filed the ediice TO the
doors. Mrs. g. A. c. Rochester, Of Sc
attic, was among the artists, and as usual
csptvated the audience by her delightful
singing. gaining several recalls. Miss
Annie Lee Fitch sang a bonanza with
much finish. Her voice IS exceedingly
rich and highly cultivated. She was suf-
fering from cold, and could only bow IN
response 10 the encore. Miss Friend and
Miss Hicks. Of Seattle. contributed fine Sc
lections on the either and piano. Others
assisting in the programme We're: Mrs.
BoyntOn. Mrs. Sumner, Miss Moore, Miss
Beecham. Mr.. Faleoner, Mr. Bachelor and
Mr.. William Nichols. Mrs. Irving was
down for a recitation, but was unable 10
appear by reason OF a cold. on Wednesday
evening the Congress ti0nalsts treated
their friends 10 social reception and sup
per. and il afforded a good opportunity 10
show the adaptahility of the new rooms
70 such purposes. There vas a large at
tendance, and the people took occasion to
congratulate Rev. DIR. Butler and the Of
ficers Of the church upon the successful
completion OF such fine structure. Among
those present were: Rev. and Mrs. I. ".
Butler. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Rea, Mr. and
Mrs S. +. Thayer. Mr.. and Mrs. Swartout,
Air. and Mrs. Caithness, Mr. and Mrs n.
Il. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Brown. Mr.
and Mrs. l.. Lukkan, Mr. and Mrs. Il. ..
Sturgeon, Mr.. and Mrs. George Foster,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens. DIR. and Mrs. Ham
away, AIr. and Mrs. oscar Alge. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J. Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler
Duryee, Air. and Mrs. Farley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenney, MIR. and Mrs. j. q. Fritz. Mr.. ard
Mrs I. +. Hart. Sir. and Mrs. F. O. Coe,
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker. Mrs. Merritt, of Sno-
h0mish Mr.. and Mrs. Boyer Mr.. and Mrs.
Reicheneker, Mr.. and Mrs. Robe. Mr. and
Mrs. Beecham. Mr.. and Mrs. T. Il. Sumner,
Mrs. J. L. McManus, Mr.. and Mrs. Zim-
norman, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Henry, Mr..
and Mrs. George Swalweu. Mr.. and
Mrs SaXton. Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson, Mr..
and Mrs. Bishops, Mr.. and Mrs. Boldly.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. III. Dunn. Mr.. and Mrs.
David Crosby, Mr. and Mrs. McAdam. Mr..
and Mrs Bachelor. Miss Whiting. Miss
Yale. Miss King. Miss Mitchell. Mss Clark,
Miss Hathaway. Miss Beecham. Miss Zlm-
norman, Miss SWaTtout. Miss Sloan. Miss
Woodard. Miss Smith. Miss Shelton, Miss
McElroy, Misses Sumner. Miss SsXton,
Hiss Chapman of Granite Falls. Miss
Proctor. Miss Moore. Miss Randall. Miss
Carver. Miss Mcfarland. Hiss Anna Clark.
Mr.. r. J. Cau. Mr. T. W. Foster, Mr. v.
r. Ray. Mr.. T.. 4. Graham. Mr.. G. g
McCrossen. AR Mack Thayer. Mr. Joseph
Swalweil. Mr.. Walter Swalwell Mr. J. \.
Falconer. Mr.. J. N. Staten. Mr.. J. Z. Boyer.
D. NwIr
Bell. Mr.. J. 4. Sherfey, MI Taylor Mr..
John r Rogers, Mr.. Victor Ryan. Mr.. A.
bert Duryee, Mr.. Daniel DuVyee, Mr.. Frank
Clark
An unusually pleasant time was had
at the hop given by the Smokestack
club at the Hotel Monte Cristo on Fri
dav evening. Dancing was the order,
with refreshments at IL o'clock. Those
present were: Miss Beecham, Miss Nc
Elroy. Miss Govan. the Misses Boynton,
Mrs Clohecy. Miss Clohecy, Miss Nc
Farand. Miss Cougili. tho Misses Porter,
Miss Black. Miss Hathaway, Miss
Blanchard Miss Parkin, Miss Morse,
Miss Swar.out. Miss Reicheneker, Mss
Roper Miss Hitchcock and Mrs. Stew
art. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Irving, Mr..
and Mrs. George NJ Osborn, Mr. NJ. W.
Bcecham. Mr.. j. w. ButterwOrth. Mr..
T Z. Clohecy. Mr. Albert Duryee, Mr..
L l. Ensel. Mr.. +. r Graham. Mr. W.
| T.. Gray M j. T.. fAtt hhs MI IL =
Hanna, Mr. James Irving, Mr.. f. &.
Many, MT Rollo Mitchell. Mr. W. L.
Knisely. Mr.. V. J. Pearse, Mr.. ]. T.
Rogers ATr. y. g. Scholi. Mr.. J. \.
Swalwell. AIR. \. w. Thompson, AIR. a
s Taylor Mir. J. y. Walker Mr.. c. f.
White. Mr. y. r. Whitney, jr.; Mr. NJ.
Thayer. Mr.. Davidson. Of Fairhavcn.
The Everett Canoe Club was very de-
ughtfullv entertained by Mr. and Mrs.
& H. Vollans. assisted by Mrs. W. dc +.
Edwards. on Wednesday evening at their
residence on Colby avenue. The par
Tors were profusely decorated with for
est vines and ferns. \ game dinner was
served All the appointments of the
table were representative of camp life.
Novsnancrs served for a tableCl0th and
the tableware consisted Of tin plates.
cups. spoons and tin cans OF various
| sizes and description, In the center of
the table was ma mmoth bouquet Of
! ferns resting i'm a large baking powder
can. Each member OF the club was pre-
scented with a souvenir paddle bearing
the inscription. Everett Canoe Club.
| lSa5" The members OF the club are. Mr..
/ W g. Swalweu, AIr 4. J. Wesiand.
/ MI g. W. Cornwall, Mr.. a. g. Agnew.
| AR W de +. Edwards. Mr.. Alexander
| Kcay. Mr.. =. II Nollans and Mr.. +. J.
| Cali. and all were present.
| \ number 81 people participated i'm
! very pleasant party at Y. NJ. l. hail on
! Wednesday evening Among the num-
| her were Ny and Mrs a. O'kelly. Dr.
! ana Mrs Lytic. Mr.. and Mrs &. I.
| Clark Mrs Timn0. Miss Weller, Miss
! Sorerson the Misses Jacobson. Miss
/ pwye~. Mr. ~. Weller Ny. e. a Clark.
/ Mr.. John r Rogers. Mr.. - Weller MI
! Charles Anderson. Nlr. Nctihie. Mr.. n.
! Naorr
Nr ~. &C.. Collins ana family. Of Bea-
! Ner ra. have located I'm Everett