The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04

Everett Oct. 2-Specfai-Among the in
,sresting events Of the week in q social
way were the harvest home dinner given
81 the First Methodist church on Tuesday
evening, the FIRST annual papermakers'
ball at Lowell on Wednesday evening. and
TIE reception TO Rev. w. r. Gray and wife
at the Congregational church on Friday
evening. An abundance OF tempting vege-
tables and choice fruit was among the In
terexting features OF the festival given by
the Methodist ladies. who served a fine
dinner and repienished their treasury by
a substantial sum. The first annual ball
Of the paperrnakers was held on wednes-
day evening in Odd Fellows hall at Low
ell. Music by the Everett Mandolin Club.
dancing and refreshments all contributed
to the success Of the affair. On Friday
evening the Congregational people FORM
ally welcomed their new pastor. Rev. ".
+. Gray. and wife by a reception In the
church. IL was thoroughly social and
well managed function and doubtless
which Mr. and Mrs Gray have already
formed of this community.
The Lowell society of the T. p. 8. e. E.
entertained the quarterly convention on
Friday evening. Mrs. Powell and Miss
Munday. of Seattle. were the principal
speakers. Mrs- Powell giving many useful
suggestions to junior members Miss Num-
days paper was devoted TO a most inter-
esting description of the national conven-
ton held in Washington City.
The Catholic fair held last week Melted
over 500. A valuable set of dishes was
voted TO Mrs. C. p. Clark as the most pop
uiar lady and q pony was won by Mr.
Charles Wall.
The ladies OF Trinity church will give q
tea at Mrs. +. a Whites on Hoyt avenue
from 3 to O clock on Tuesday, October 6.
All will be welcome. Z m cents
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Philips. of Wheat
iandr Wyo., have come TO Everett TO
make this city their home.
Mrs. Frances King Sears. Of this city.
has accepted position in a school at Is
saasah, King county.
Mr. j. n. Beatty has gone TO his old
home In Illinois.
Mrs. Esther Allen Jobes, OF Spokane.
prominent in the literary and social work
of this state, was the guest of Mrs. S. n.
Baird last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Crooker. Mr.. and Mrs.
George NJ. Naylor ami Superintendent
Foster went TO Monte cristo today
At the state Federation of Women's
Clubs in Tacoma Mrs. s. y. Baird. of Ev-
erett. was elected vice president.
Miss Nora Miller. of Seattle. was guest
of Mrs. Miley In this city last week
Miss Lizzie Hayes. OF Seattle. has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. C. p. Clark.
Miss Olive Gillian has returned TO Ev-
erett TO spend the winter with Miss Lin
ton.
Messrs. A S. Taylor. ID. C. Johnson and
j. f. Horan are enjoying an outing near
Silxerton.
The infant son of Mn and Mrs. DEM is
recovering from typhoid fever.
Mrs. NJ. o. Tihbets will leave for Vic
foria in few days on a business trip to
be absent several months.
Mrs. Richard Lazier, OF Seattle. spent a
few days in Everett this week.
Miss Emma Brown returned a few DAYS
ago from visit of several weeks with
friends in Tacoma.
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Nichols. of Whining
ton. Ohio. and Mr. and Mrs. l.. D. Sayres,
OF Seattle. We're guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernon last week.
Mr. r. III. Brownell has gone to Califor-
MIA on business trip
MIR. Holcomb, who was injured In the
street car accident, is able 10 be out of
the hospital
The ladies OF the Maccabses will give
social with dancing in the X. of r. hall,
AcCrossen block, on Monday evening
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