The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-05

No. East Stxty-ninth street This DWELL
ing, recently mpleted. IS said 10 be one
OF the most handsomely appointed in
town"
Warm hearts abound In Lowell. VIVA.
more gracious dead could have opened the
new year than 10 give Mfr. and Mrs. W. z.
Chase a rousirg donation surprise party.
10 fauy appreciate the import Of this
thoughtful remembrance the reader must
be informed that the house OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Chase was destroyed by fire on the 18th OF
December with nearly all the contents. This
IS why their friends gave them the sur
prise party on New Years night They
brought innumerable useful and ornament
a. articles that fitted in al right from
kitchen 10 parlor
Mr.. A d. Austin. OF Saohonish. and
and Prof. Darling, Of Seattle, were guests
OF the Commercial Club on Thursday.
About seventy guests participated IN =
Ne" ears eve party given at \. NJ. j.
haH Progressive pedro was the chief
amusement OF the evening Mrs. Tonlin
won the first prize, a pair OF vases. Mr..
Clarence Weller took the BOBBY prize, a
tunic-eIad FIJI baby.
Good sleghing en- Friday brought out
numerous rigs, and the merry jingle OF
sleighbells made music on the finely
planked avenues OF Everett
Mr John I. Rogers is at the hospital
sick with fever
Miss Helen Govan Is the guest of ths
Misses Porter for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Vollans entertained q
few friends at dinner on New Years day.
Miss Minnie ana Miss Maud Sorensen
gave delightful party at their home on
Colby avenue on Tuesday evening, the time
being spent With cards, dancing and music
Al II O'Clock an elegant lunch was served.
The invited guests were: Miss Hitchcock.
Miss Mae Eyerhard, Miss Nellie Phillips,
Miss Rose Sehreck, Mr.. Charles Skinner.
Mr. Harley PendIeton, Mr. Homer Skinner.
Mr.. Nels Neborg, Mr.. Frank Skinner and
Mr.. Frank Dafoe.
A very pretty wedding took place at the
residence or Mr.. and Mrs. H =. Smith on
New Years night. when their daughter.
Mss Sarah Earl Smith, was married 10
MIR. $. A Parsons. The ceremony was at
$50. Rev. I. w. Butler officiating. Only
few friends were present, but the bride and
groom have wide circle OF friends who
unite in best wishes for their future hap
piness. Refreshments We're served and a
happy time passed. The young couple went
at once to their new home on Twenty
third street. Mr.. Parsons has for some
time past been the engineer of the Everett
Land Company. The guests at the wedding
included: Mr.. and Mrs. ii. d. Westbrook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. c. Brown, Miss Hattie McElroy. Mr..
Graham.
a joint public installation of the G. A. r.,
Woman's Relief Corps and Sons of Vet
Grams took place at Carpenters hall on
Thursday evening. Capt York was pres
ent and made a short speech. While the
services were well done, it is but just 10
give special credit 10 Mrs. Alice Chase, con-
ductor in the installation Of the officers
of the WOmans Relief Corps. Coffee, sand
witches and cake were generously served,
the coffee being made in a large and hand
some urn presented 10 the Woman's Relief
Corp by the c. A. Il. Following is a list OF
officers Installed: John Buford Post, @. A.
R.-P c., John T. Sherfey; S. ", l.. r.
Hilleary; j. V, Thomas Havercroft; g.
NJ. Joseph Butcher; o. D., Samuel Segar;
O. c.. S. a. Terwilliger; chaplain, r. X.
Beecham; surgeon, J. r. Luce; adjutant,
J. +. Budd. Wous rs Relief Corps-Pres.-
dent, Mrs. ]. Mackenzie; S. V. p, Mrs.
Georgia Tiff; J. V. p, Mrs. L. V. Hestor;
secretary, Mrs. Belle Boyer; treasurer,
Mrs Electa Forley; conductor. Mrs. Alice
Chase; guard, Mrs. n. j. CraIgue; assist
ant conductor. Mrs. Allie Hager; assist
ant guard. Mrs. Mary Mcdonald: chap
lain. Mrs. f. w. Beecham. Sons of Veter
ans-Captain, ~ Boyer; first lieutenant,
A. w. Goldthorpe; second lieutenant, NJ.
w. Beecham; camp council. Frank Slaven.
Joseph Hough, c. A. Storms.
A largely attended and enjoyable mas
Querade was given by the fremen on New
Years night. Eighty couples were present.
The prize winners for costumes were: MIR.
and Mrs. Iver Iyerson. Mrs. Lewis, Mr.. w.
II. Tr!plett, Miss Lou Salhinger and Mr..
Frank Lupton. The parade in the after
noon was full of laughable hits and caused
much fun.
Mr.. VI. j. l. Sprenger left for Calgary.
y, w. T., on Saturday.
Mr.. Peter Nelson, of Everett. and Miss
Annie Rose Koch, OF Stlaguamish, We're
married at Slvana on Monday last. Rev.
+. L, Drake, OF Everett, officiating.
Rev. I. W. Butler visited Tacoma this
week.