The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-05

Everett Society.
1vsrstt April A-speciaL-ons Of the
purposes Of the general federation Of
women's clubs IL to create . desire to
knew the methods OF work employed BY
sister clubs. and to that end the request u
made that at least one day In the club year
% set apart as reciprocity day" when
some neighboring club or clubs shall b in
vited to participate In the regular pro-
gramme. Some time ago the Woman's
Book Club Of Everett accepted such an in
vitation. issued BIZ the woman's Century
Club Of Seattle. On March 90. at the Hotel
Monte Cristo. the Woman's Book Club OF
Everett entertained their friends from
Seattle. Though the weather was inclem-
ent, yearly every club member managed TO
be present when luncheon was announced.
Five tahles. accommodation eight at each
table, were arranged in the large dining
hall. the tables being designated as q
pansy. . hyAcinth. a daffodil. white car
nation and a red carnation table. A tray
was daintily laden with eight OF each kind
Of the above named flowers. and ~ the
ladies entered the dining hall they chose
their favorite flower and passed to the
table that held bouquet Of the same. The
after dinner speeches were: Address OF
welcome. Mrs Baird: response. Mrs.
Holmes: What Club Life Has Done for
Woman" Mrs. Delaney: State Fedora
tion." DR.. Sarah Kendall. Mrs. c C.
Brown, In Mrs. Fosters absence. acted -
chairman of the occasion. Mrs. Harris
opened the programme with an instru-
mental solo. Mrs. Hagan, Of Seattle,
read an original poem. college Settle
ments' was the subject OF Mrs. Browns
paper. which treated in a worthy manner
the work accomplished. especially by the
Hull house, Chicago. Mrs. Boynton sang
a solo. ana then followed what may be de-
scribed briefly as a general good time. The
ladies present from Seattle were: Mrs.
Mary Barrett Hasan. Mrs. Nellie Cogs-
well Phillips. Miss Ella NJ. Pixlee. Mrs.
Celeste Langley Eauson. Miss E. 1nez
Denny, Miss Elizabeth II. Shumway. Mrs.
Emma c. Jones. Mrs. Ellen X. Simison,
Mrs. Maud Kellogg WELDON. Misc NJ. L
Denny, Mrs. Kate Turner Holmes. Mrs.
Jeanette Langley. Mrs. c. Y. Robinson.
Mrs. Leonora L. Denny, DR.. Sarah Ken
dali. The ladies' from Everett were: Mrs.
Alice c. Baird Mrs. Anna ]. Delaney. Mrs.
Catherine A. Power. Mrs Mary NJ Brown.
Mrs. Annie Tullis Lentzy. Mrs. Augusta
M. Stockbridge. Mrs. Alice p. Harris. Mrs.
Jessie s. Marshall. Mrs. Helene F. Perry.
Mrs. H. B. Smith. Mrs NJ. o. Tibbits. Mrs.
James Handy, Mrs. Josephine Gardiner.
Mrs. Helena 3. Vernon. Mrs. Hattie G.
Cox, Mrs Ada NJ. Osborn, Mrs. Ada n.
Boynton. Mrs Amelia r. Clarke. Mrs. Mar
garet A. Duryee. Mrs. Mary Calder Hes;on.
Mrs. Enc G. Swalweli. Mrs. Eva ]. Bailey.
Preparations for the Easter Monday BAN
of the Knights OF Pytfiss assure large
attendance and a good time. The Hotel
Monte Cristo will be the scene of the bril-
liant affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Peterson, OF Tacoma.
were guests Of the Hotel Monte Cristo this
week.
Mr.. ard MIRA .. ". Kuiingsr navs gone
TO California to viat fr1endD IN san Fran
cisco and Stockton.
Mrs. W. NJ. Johnson arrived from che
East THE week ard win spend the summer
with her brother. Mr.. E. a. Crocken.
Mr.. Edward Lane y in California On .
business trip.
Mr.. W. II. Ford. Of Halter City. was IN
town this week.
Mr.. Charles Tucker. Of Tacoma. was in
the city on Tuesday.
Mr.. John J. Clark has gone 70 San Fran
cisco for a few weeks.
Mr.. r. Springer has leased Ahs residence
on Rucker avenue formerly occupied BY
DR. Lyle.
Mr.. Charles W. Mflet has taken posses
sion Of his Grand avenue house. recently
occupied by Mr.. KAlInger.
Ex-Gov Church has gone East. 70 Be
absent about a month.
old home IN London. England, having re-
signed his position Of bookkeeper for the
Everett Railway & Electric Company. He
has been ever ready to assist In public
entertainments for every worthy cause.
ana has won many friends here He leaves
about the 1st OF May. Mr.. r. o. Coe will
succeed him IN the Office Of the electric
company.
NJ. and Mrs. Perry visited fr1ends In
Seattle on SATURDAY and Sunday last
Mr. John E McManus went over TO
Stelacoom this week TO attend q meeting
Of the trustees for the hospital for the IN
sane. Thence he Will take Q trip to the
Coiville country.
Miss Wells has withdrawn her resigna-
ton as teacher. and will remain unta the
close OF the term
Mr.. Myrter c. Starr Of Robe. Wash,
and Miss Leona Chaplin. Of Joliet. I'll.
were married AZ the Pennsylvania house
in This city OF Sunday last Rev. Thomas
ding which has occurred in Mrs. Nfrer's
boarding house within the past three years.
Capt Clements. Of the steamer City OF
Kirgston. was visitor IN Everett last
Saturday. Twelve years ago the captain
was logging IN Snohomish county. He
was amazed at the city that had been
built here.
Mr. Thomas Dwyer. OF Superior. WIS.
formerly Of Eve-stt ana the first mayor
Of the city. has been spending several
DAYS here prior TO his departure for tbs
Yukon as manager of a syndicate which
Will go into mining there.
Mrs John Farley left for Cripple Creek
last week TO Join her husband. Mrs. Far
ley has been especially active In the
women's Relief Corps. ana the good wishes
OF many friends attend her.