The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-12

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Everett society.
Everett, April Observation-Disclosures Of
the Easter holidays were inaugurated by
the ball Of the Knights OF Pythias on
Monday evening at the Hotel Monte Girls
to. Decorations were In good taste about
the ball room and In the banquet halls on
the second and third floors. Excellent mu-
NC was provided by the Everett orchestra,
and the grand march was led in good
style by Past Chancellor Lafreniere and
Mrs. Lafreniere. Manager Irving. him
self member Of the order. served q flne
spread. and as usual saw that the arrange
ments were carried out for the happiness
Of the guests and the success OF the bail.
Tabieaux and q pantomime were the fea-
lures OF an attractive diversion given at
Central opera house on Friday evening by
the pupils Of Trinity Episcopal Sunday
school under the management OF Miss
Bronson and Miss Clohccy. Mr.. o. v.
Harris was the pianist for the occasion
Among those taking part In the pro-
gramme. which cannot be described at this
writing, were: Miss May Ciohecy. Miss
Emma Bronson. Miss Lillian Morse, Miss
Male Everhard. Miss Alma Delaney. Miss
Ida Nailor. Miss Harriet Reichenecker.
Miss Catherine Porter. Miss Marie Par
kin. Miss Alice Gardiner. Miss Edith
Terrill. Miss Maggie Nailor. Miss Lulu
Critterden. Miss Laura Beckon. Miss Julia
Johnson. Miss Clara Church. Miss Viola
Cougi1l. Miss Ethel Green. Miss Jennie
Clark and class OF boys. which included
Waldemar Bronson. Herbert Cooley. kore
Duryee. Elias Springer. Edward Heston.
Charlie Brodeck. William Gardiner and
Willie Riley.
The woman's Book Club. OF Everett. Is
lp fra v,.,k.f Ito
library. which when completed will have
q unique history. A request for donations
OF books. new or second hand, was mailed
to each Of the $50 federated clubs. Thus
far the following clubs have responded,
viz: California oakland. The EbelI: San
Francisco Woman's Council. Colorado
Denver. Fortnlghtly. vols. Denver. Tn
known: Denver. Round Table. author;
Greeley, Progress. vols. Connecticut
bridgeport. English Literary. bridgeport,
Unknown: Norwalk. woman's: Waterbury.
Women's. District OF Columbia-Washing-
ton City. FRO Re Nata. Is vols. Idaho-Mos-
COW. The Pleiades IIlinois-Aurora. wo-
mans. Cairo Woman's. vols: Chicago.
Teachers': Chicago, Friends in Council.
10 vols: Chicago. Society OF Physical
Culture: Chicago. South Side Club. Chi
cago. West End Woman's, Decatur. Wo-
mans. Elgin. Woman's. 2 vols. Iowa
Carroll. Clio. 3 vols; Cedar Rapids La
dica' Literary; Marshailtown, Entire
Nous. Northumberland Lothro3:
Boston, Home. vols; ". 4. Wheaton
Lem. . vols. Boston. ". +. Woman's
Press: Franklin. Alden. Maiden. Old and
New, vols: Newton Highlands. West
End Literary: Northampton. Smith Col
lege. Michigan-Jackson, Tuesday. 8 vols.
Manistee. Lakeside; schcolcraft. Ladies'
Library Association. Minnesota-Minne-
apoiis. Ninteenth Century; Saltwater.
Woman's Reading Missouri-St Louis.
South Side Review. New Jersey-Jersey
City. woman's: Orange, womans: Pas
sale. Monday Afternoon: Plainfeld. Cur
rent Events. PIainfeld. Monday After
noon. New York-Brockiyn. Froebel So
ciety. &c vols: Brooklyn, Winter Club:
Flushing. Coed Citizenship League. Ohio
Canton. Sorosis, 6 vols. Cincinnati. Les
voyag,nrs: Springfield. Travellers. Tif-
fin 1872 Club. 3 vols: urbana. Literary.
Disqualification. Thursday Afternoon.
nsylvania-Brsdford. woman's Liter
airy: OIL City. Bellies Lettres; Pottsviile.
g. s. Shakespeare Society. South Caro-
ina-Spartanburg. Tea Cup. Tennessee
Memphis. Ninteenth Century. Texas
penison. XXI. washington--Seattle Gen.
fury. vols: Seattle. r. r. O.. vols
Tacoma. Nesika Spokane. Sorosis
These, together with the go OF more vol
umcs on hand. win form quite a Nucleus
for library which the club win open 10
the public when II has Leo volumes.
Friends should send In any books that
they can spare to help the cause along.
The wich brothers and their families
arrived In the city last week from Iowa.
Judge Norman Buck. department COM
mander OF the @. A. r.. was the guest of
Mayor Cox while In the city. They were
old friends In Genesee. Idaho Judge
Buck met several oid-time Minnesota as
att,fa hAr fn.a IA
sided In wincna and was q member of the
seventh Minnesota In the war for the
Union.
Rev. Thomas Coyie received eleven new
members into the Presbyterian church on
Sunday last.
Rev. C $. II. Heel pastor of the Lnther-
an church. has accepted a call from san
Francisco. Rev. h. :. Foss. OF Stsnwood.
will succeed him in Everett.
The women's Guild. Of Trinity parish.
presented Rev. ]. {. Trenton with a purse
OF money en- Easter.
Rev G. J. Brenton has accepted cail
from Trinity Fpiseops' church ana will
soon remove hts family from Victoria 10
this city.
Mr.. A. II. Warner. since his acquisition
of a portion Of che valuable Hatch trac;
IN this city. has decided 60 bring his fsml-
" here from seattle.
Mr. Robert caithness and Mr. Hans
come expect to remove from Tacoma to
Everett on completion ~ their new mill
Mrs. 4 uaTewen left o. Sunday Tor
Catskill. y. Y. where her husband has So
cured a business position.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. J pArlis,g have been III
for several DAYS with the grip.
Mrs. NJ. J Keys Is visiting fricads In
blaine
Mr.. James Leonard has been in town
several days from t'crtlaa1.
Mrs Allison has gone TO Blaine for a
visit with her mother.
Mr. A. W Thomson. OF the American
Steel Barge Company. came up from san
Francisco on a r~ceat trip ~ the whale
hack strameF city OF Everett which IS
now running In the coal trade Mr.. Thorn
sen expects 10 SO Fast shortly
Mr.. Norton n. Mailing has given op his
offices in the SwsiAeai hiocs preparatory
to his departure for ALASKA IN fsx weeks,
social was given a. the Christian
church On Monday eyea.nx. With o.ss.c