The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-28

Those present were: Miss Inez Porter.
Miss Genevive Highley, Miss Edith Ham,
nlond. Miss Rose Schreck. Miss Dollie Car
ter, Mr.. Charles Murdoch. Mr.. ]. w.
Witham. Mr.. Frank Lupton and Mr. Har-
vey Hammond. Luncheon was served at
1880
on "Wednesday the Book club gave its
quarterly social reception in Pythian hall
About sixty guests were In attendance
There were thirteen tables OF whist. which
occupied the earlier part OF the evening
After refreshments were served dancing
followed for an hour.
The Knights OF Pythias. both In Ev-
erett and Lowell. had very pleasant
social observance Of the anniversary OF
the establishment of the order on Friday
evening Of last week.
The Lowell Dramatic club treated its
members and a few friends to an oyster
supper at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
L. w. Hatfield on Wednesday evening
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs Mead
er. Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Hatfield. Mr.
and AIRS NJ r. Hubbell. Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Trousdsle Miss Min
ME Shelton. Miss Pattie Grammar Mr.
r. n Dulin Mr. Everett Getcheu, Mr.
G. Dando. M l. T. Blaekman and Mr..
Ernest Peacock.
Only the surfeit Of entertainments which
has c,oyed the pubic appetite prevented
a fun attendance at the Central Opera
house on Tuesday evening. when a fine
programme OF music and an attractive
carries 81 tahleaux were presented under
the auspices OF Trinity Chancel and Choir
circle Mrs Rochester. Of Seattle who IS
a decided favorite in Everett. appeared
IN two vocal selections and was warmly
received Mrs. Denne and Miss Cough
also sang Mrs. Irving. Mrs. Kingston and
Miss Kingston gave artistic piano num-
49, arEa Of "a
illustrative OF the courtship Of Miles stan
dish. Mrs Irving read the poem and there
were eleven tRheaux. Miss Bronson I'M
personated Priscilla. Mr.. Croshy was John
Alden and Or. Hanna was Niles Standish.
Following this was ''Tales % q Wayside
Inn" the characters being taken by Mrs.
J. y walker. Mrs Hnl and Miss Helen
Rsir9. "Evaueeline" WAS illustrated BY
four tah,saux Miss Morse and Mr.. Crit
firth taking the characters az ENangeline
and Gabriel. \ finely grouped tahlsaux
entitled The Dance or the Veil" intro
duced Miss Bronson Mss Porter Mss
MuTdock Mss Hathaway. Mise MeFsr-
land Mss Morse Mrs. Walker. Miss Par
kin Miss Linton and Miss Everhard.
Ma Cfood1ue and Miss Goosihue. % So
attic. were guests If Miss PaTkiu on Mon
day
Ms AK ,ef, on Thursday on a trip
u Portland and san Francisco.
TIE Mission sunday school, organized
and conducted by Ms. =. " Miey As
si~te7 by Miss E3na Knapp. will give an
eutfrtaluueut ~ the Rucker building on
Rucker avenue or Friday evening for the
benefit ~ the schoos. The y0lsg girls
Who take part IN the hoop driu have been
csTo<ui,y taught and their marching ard
r1anual - Tire hoops are near.y perfect.
and very attractive The programme VII
include selections by Mss Cassie Mitcaetl,
Ms. F-is-s Miss Bagg 40 Beacharn.
Miss RaEev- the Porter brothers ard Mas
ter SEN Westbr0ok- The ho97s dTiI viii
D. performed bv VIVA Walter. Ethel
Green, Lsa}R Linton May MIile-. Jennie
RAYMOND. Huda FIfAsa DoIlie C1app, Ar
"a HoVE Beatrice Cfoldanca. fsahsl Col-
ian2 Grace kue-,and ard Jennie oleeon.
NJ J =. Croker arrived home ia the
early part - tee week from New York.
He hrouEA- witH BIN Mrs.. Croker who
has been visiting IN Minneapolis FOR sev-
era months
TIE reception. 20 - given az Hotai Mon
- t'rlsto or Monday evening March :
BY zee 81. Agnes ruila IS ANTICIPATED vita
very general Pleasure and q large attend
sncs is assured
Ms. A. h Delaney wao arrived from
Alaska % re steamer Topeka Monday
= expected - visit friends IN Everest De-
fore Ae- Veturn.
Mr aus Mrs 8 a Waite expect 20 cave
In = few days for = trip 20 Souts@rn Cal
~. be absent about six weeks.