The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-28

EVERETT, March T.-Entertainments
or the week were moderate, and limited
chiefly TO the affairs OF the church organi-
zations. An oyster sociaS at the Presby-
terrain church on Friday evening was well
attended and proved very successful II
included some fine dissertations and songs
about the much beloved oyster by Miss
Mabel Clark. Miss Ida Naylor. Miss Nellie
Everhard. Miss Cassie Barnett, a duet by
Messrs. Thompson and Dando and some
remarks on oysters by Rev. Thomas Coyle.
who evidently spoke from a near acqualnt-
ance with the famous oyster resorts OF the
Atlantic coast.
Next Tuesday night bachelors social
is TO be the novelty az the Congregational
church. There is 10 be q regular supper
all prepared by the men. a programme OF
their own selection. and In fact the whole
affair is TO be an Illustration of what the
bachelors can do In this line. and while
they expect TO be numerically criticised,
they nevertheless extend a cordial invita-
ton 10 ALL especially to the ladies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Constant Petrata enter
tanned a few friends on Thursday evening
in honor Of Mr.. Petrata's birthday 1t was
In the nature OF surprise party 20 the
latter. After partaking Of an elaborate
supper the guests passed the evening very
pleasantly with music and social festivi-
ties Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
John Kings. Mr. and Mrs. X. Nj. Clark,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lafreniere. Mr.. and Mrs j.
J. Sullivan. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hanson.
Miss Bertha Norel Miss Lena Hattstrom.
Mrs. BeTron. OF Edmonds: Mr.. Charles
Anderson. Mr.. hastrup. Mr.. Z. D. Peter
son, OF Lowell
AT the social OF the Sons of Temperance
on Monday evening the relative benefits
OF steam and electricity were discussed
A. ". Hurley and e G. Bast argued in
favor Of steam; john wainwright and r.
r Boyer advocated the electrical side OF
the question. The debate was decided in
favor OF steam. Refreshments were served
and good time enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. \, E. Maxaeld. OF Shuwah
Clallam county, are in the city. the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Mr.. Maxnsld and
Mr.. Perry we're classmates al college IN
Boston.
Mr. Tidbau. OF Lowell who has been en-
pioyed in the paper mill. left on Thursday
FER Kansas. where he viii make his future
home
Superintendent Sutton. OF the Monte
Crlsto mines. Is taking a vacation for
few days 10 Everett. lie came down from
the big mining camp on Thursday.
Mr. Archie Anderson an old-tiTne resi-
dent q saohornlsh. bst for the past six
years Al Anacortes. mas lately removed 10
Everett
Or. Cox sna Or UatAawsy ven, 70 Sc
atIe on Wednesday 20 attend The meeting
IN the Interest az tas proposed Puget
sound organization OF the profession
MIS- Emma Bronson Went 20 Tacoma
or Thursday 80 speu5 . couple ~ weeks.
AZ 4 W. FrateT. 90 SnCaoussn. was
among the legal fraternity ~ town this
week
M-s. l. johnson has oeen visiting friends
al Hartford
MT 81. ". Boyer returned on Tuesday
from trjP 20 Olympia
Mv E.las MarcGsoa. a printer wro has
he-n lll AZ tse Everett hospital for several
weeAs VISA typ1o.i fewer. IS again able
&c be ouG
Ar ana Ms. Meszer eutoye& a few tavs
BE- seattle early iu JHe week
1ties Eghes Samson. of Portland. Oregor-
Is si,.rs Mrs B r. Allison.
Ars. r T. steward was ne cues, o.
NJ ana MIS- BshemAn al Szo1onlsa lass
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&- = Sanford - Hartford. Spant a .s~
days sa asese-r las, week
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ere e1,T -le Es- - hl. orothe--in-gavg.
Councilman k11rr
1t Is u@d#-sloo4 ttas stare Senator Da-
r.s ans 5ea-ee5 s.s f1r.z and VII shortly
remove 20 Everett
~ ~ j. Forester ard Nj z =.
Ha-41g asvs ,z}sly removed from Hart
ford % Eversst.
&fs. Rolf 90 s-cso~fs-- vas visiting
trterts 50 Evsrett .aeg NIX
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