The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-08

Everett, Nov s-Special-The social
side Of life is gradually asserting itself
above the din and conflict incident to the
election and after the disappointed indi-
viduals have paid their wagers they will
buckle into business once more, become
reconciled. bow to the will of the people
as gracefully as Bryan does, and amid
the surroundings OF pleasant friends find
that life is really worth living after all.
Chrysanthemums are in order again and
the beautiful and snowy flower gave the
Congregational social its title on Friday
evening OF course il was a pleasant az
fair. The chocolate. ice cream and cake
were delicious and the fair managers en-
PERTAINING and agreeable as ever.
Once more the very pleasant parties OF
the Smokestack Club enliven the ball
room of the Hotel Monte Cristo. The
opening party of the season was given on
Friday evening. too late for any extended
notice at the present writing. The weather
was fine and the attendance large.
The Kings Daughters will give a cot
fee" at the residence of Mr.. j. j. Clark on
Tuesday. November 10. from 5 to 5 and
from to o'clock. Gentlemen are especi-
ally invited In the evening.
A fine supper was served on election
night in Harris opera house by the ladies
of the Womans Christian Temperance
Union.
Miss Anna Gaustin gave party to her
little friends on Saturday to celebrate her
ninth birthday. Those present were:
Maud Steward, Lizzie GarthIey. Katie
Powers. Marion Pendleton. Julia Pendle-
ton. Amanda Springer. Frank Handy.
Katie Ross, the Misses Agnew. Edith and
Edna Payne. Pearl Johnson. Edith Clark.
Earl yandyke and Mia Donaldson.
Mrs. r. L. Mackenzie of this city, re-
ceived the sad news last week of the
death of her sister. Mrs. b. u. Minkler. of
Lyman. Wash.
her lady friends at luncheon at the Fair
view on Saturday last
Mr.. William Howarth took his departure
on Friday for trip to Australia to be
gone three or four months.
Mrs. d. r. Reese was in the city on
Thursday on her way to Tacoma.
Mrs. Bast. of Monte Cristo. has moved
to this city for the purpose of sending her
grandchildren to school. Mr.. Bast is
connected with the Golden Cord Mining
Company.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ q. Tihbits left for the
East on Tuesday. They will go to VIC
toria. thence to Toronto and other East
ern cities.
An entertainment Of instrumental and
vocal music and recitations will be given
In the Guild hall. Monday evening No
vember IS. under the auspices of the Chan
eel and Choir Circle of Trinity church.
These musicales will be held monthly dur
ing the winter. and the best musical and
literary talent in the town will be In
vited TO take part in them. During the
evening refreshments will be served
under the direction of ]. N. Vernon and
Mrs G. NJ Osborn. The programme for
the first of the series will include piano
solos by Mrs. w. P. Kingston and Mrs.
Joseph Irving; piano duet by Mrs. Bren-
ton and Miss Ciohecy; harps, mandolins
and banjo by Masters Seth Westhrook.
Earl and Joseph Porter and Harry
Archer: Rotations by Mrs. Joseph Irv-
ing and Miss Ida Naylor. and songs by
Mrs A D. Denne. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A.
Weber. Miss Stephens. Miss Cougill and
Mr.. Fred Holcomb. The admission will be
Il cents. There will be no extra charge
for the refreshments