The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-06

Everett. Dec. 5.-Sp~clal-A week OF
varied entertainments opened the first
week Of winter IN the saeal life o. Ever
EFT On Monday evening the ladies OF
the Maesabess gave a dancing party IN
Pyrhgan Hall Il was largely attended.
and proved an evening OF pleasure for ali
present.
one OF the most enjoyable events OF
THANKSGIVING week vas the surprise
given bv Lowell Lodge. l. o d. F. and
their friends in honor OF the Samaritan
Rebskah lodge. The affair was a pro-
nourced success and reflects great credit
on the gentlemen who mad il in charge.
The early part CT the evening was spent
IN music and conversation. Mr.. Charles
Hester re.-iissi The Good Samaritan
Ahsas,t 1890 a delicious supper OF Eastern
oysters and other cslicaclss vas served,
the remainder OF the evening being spent
in dancing Those present were. Mr..
and Mrs. nleader, Mr.. and Mrs Fleming.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Hes
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcmillan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Huntley. Mr. and Mrs. Peacock. Mr.. and
Mrs. CTittenden, Mr. and Mrs. Hoback,
Mrs. OTNeal, Mrs. Hager, Mrs. Drew,
AIRS Ridnath. Mrs Johnson, Mrs. shelton,
Mrs. Pfitz. Miss Woods. Miss Fritz. Miss
shelton. Miss Minnie Shelton. Miss Cassie
Mitchell Mss Blsckman, Miss Peacock,
Miss Eva Peacock, Mr.. Campbell. Mr..
Rodgers. Mr.. MoIdenhaur. Mr.. Jorden,
Mr.. Dolan. Mr.. Tidbal. Mr. Nichols, Mr..
Mitchell Mr. Frank Hester. .Mr. Henegar
A concert was given by the children OF
the Congregational Sunday school on Fri
day evening good programme was
provided. Among these taking part
were: The Porter brothers and Seth
wesebrook. Miss Caryer's class. Pauline
saIhtnser. Waiter Bowdich. Hazel Fol-
som. Chester Caithness, Pearl Johnson,
Lawrence I.ucan, Beatrice Catline, George
and Pearl Johnson. Margrette Brown.
Helen Graham. Jennie Caithness, Nettie
Salhinxer. besides several Others who ap-
peared in class SONGS
The comedy OF The Deacon" was sue
cessfllly presented here on Saturday
evening by the dramatic club connected
with the Sacred Heart church OF Seattle.
The proceeds we're for the benefit OF tho
Reman Catholic church in Everett.
The Knights Of PyIhias OF Lowell had
an open session last week. and a right
social session it was. There was instru-
mental music by Miss Cassie Mitchell.
recitations by Miss Lille o'Neal. Mr.
Isaac BiacSman and Mr.. ID. X. Crosby, a
vocal solo by Z. r. Harmon. and a final
song in which they all Joined. Whist and
other games made the evening very en-
joyable.
Mr. ]. p. Caithness has returned from
an extended tour OF the Middle Western
states
Miss Emma Angevine. for the past year
a nurse at the Everett hospital. left this
week for Alaska by the steamer City OF
Topeka
Mr.. and Mrs James Mccrossen, Of Wau-
sau. Wis. arrived in the city last week
and will spend the winter with their
daughter. Mrs. Lyman Thayer.
Miss Loughney has been confined 10 her
room for a week with severe cold, and
Miss Holley filed her position in the
Jefferson school.
Mr.. Schuyler burgess entire family
was down with the grip this week.
The Bachelors Club. which has for a
year or more occupied the residence Of
Mr.. Joseph Colby, l. about TO break up
housekeeping. as some of the members
are going away.
Mr.. ]. r. Crooker expects 10 leave for
an Eastern trip In a few days.
Mr. John Buckley was given very
pleasant surprise on Thanksgiving night
al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Buck
ley There were twenty-one guests IN