The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-23
In Everett society Circles.

In Everett Society Circles.
EVERETT, May 22.-Ai,hough the ad
vancing season and the attractions OF
outdoor life lead people to the fragrant
woods. now reveling in a wealth OF leaves
and flowers, or tempt the possessors or
wheels TO their fayorite recreation. the
evenings are still filled with various en-
tertainments OF social character in
which musical and literary accomplish
ments hold sway Art, too. is asserting
itself in the line of some very facile pencil
work said TO have been demonstrated al
a social given by the Order OF the Eastern
Star in Masonic hall early in the week.
All the guests drew cards, ON each OF
which was the name of an animal. pic
ture of which the holder was COM
PEELED TO draw upon the easel. Some
were striking likenesses and readily re-
cognized, but IL is reported that the up
roarious reception accorded some OF the
pictures proved really depressing, and it
is feared. has nipped in the bud many
promising career. IL was deemed prudent
to serve refreshments. and harmony was
thus fully restored Among the artists"
In attendance were: DIR. and Mrs. Cox,
Mr. and Mrs W. G. Swalwell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar E. Rea, Judge and Mrs. Den
ney Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Thayer. Mr. J.
Il. Sherfey. Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman. Mr..
and Mrs, Swartout, Mr.. and Mrs. Bowen,
DIR. and Mrs. McIlhany, Miss Packwood,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Brown, OF Minnesota.
Miss Anna Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Borland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Salhinger. Mr.. and Mrs.
Quinn. Miss Cassie Mitchell. Miss Mabel
Fairbanks and Mr.. Forrest Fairbanks.
Mr. Marshall w. Million and Miss
Bertha Sandwich. of Seattle, were mar
ried at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
f. Jones. OF Everett this week. Rev.
Thomas Coyle. OF the Presbyterian church,
officiating. Miss Jessie Diets was the
bridesmaid and Mr.. John Garner was the
groom's best man. Some very beautiful
gifts were bestowed upon the bride. After
the ceremony, the guests sat down to a
fine collation. and shortly afterward the
bride and groom left for their future home
In Seattle. The guests present were: Mr..
and Mrs. W. f. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Diets.
Mr. James Mackey. Mr.. John Mackey
and Mr.. George Mackey, OF Everett. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Clausen. Judge ]. p.
Houser and Mr.. z. c. Million, of Mt.
Vernon :.
The sermon OF Memorial day will be de-
iivered insthe Baptist church on Sunday
afternoons, May co. by Rev. F. E. Drake,
under theFdirection of John Buford Post,
O.. A. r.. and the Woman's Relief Corps.
Decoration day exercises will be held on
Monday following in Harris opera house
at e.s0 .. m. Hon. johnson Nickeus, of
Young Ladies' Flag Corps will take part
In the programme.
Mr. and Mrs Z. A. Brown OF Loverne,
MINI. are spending a few weeks In Eve
EFT, the guests of their Brother and sister,
Mr. ". F. Brown and Miss Anna Brown.
Mr. Harry Birks. OF Montreal. Can,
and Mr. W. F. Phillips. OF oskaloosa- Ia.
were In the city last week visiting Mr..
and Mrs. II. A Garrigues. Both gentle
men are relatives OF Mrs. Garrigues and
are largely interested in coal mining In
Iowa.
Miss Lola Mitchell had few friends at
tea on Wednesday TO meet her friend.
Miss Hanson. OF Snohomish. The guests
were: The Misses overheard. Miss Parkia.
Miss Morse and Miss Linton
Mr.. ID. K. Griffith and Mr.. Kid Davies
have gone TO British Columbia TO take
part in the bicycle meets at Victoria, Van
couver and Nanaimo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truesdaie left Lowell this
week for Spokane. Mrs. Truesdale expects
to spend few weeks with her parents al
Mission, near wenatchee.
An ice cream social was given in Carpen-
ter hall on Friday evening by the ladies OF
the Christian church.
Mr.. aud Mrs F. A. White are expected
home from New York IN a few days.
DR.. and Mrs Cox have returned from
the eastern part of the state. The doctor
reports very good feeling among the people
fin the wheat belt. while Spokane Is pro-
nounced the iiveiiest city In the state at
the present time.
Mrs Moore. of Mount Desert, Me. an
old-tlne friend OF Mrs. G. 9. Brown stop
ped of here and spent a day with Mrs.
Brown on her way from California
Mr. Gus johnson has gone TO San Fran
cisco to enter the office OF the Everett
Pulp and PAPER Company in that city.
Mr. II c. Cooley was In Olympia last
week on legal business. He took his
wheel with him and had spin over the
fine road from Tacoma 20 Olympia
Mr.. J. F. Hart has returned from the
East having been called thither by the
serious Illness Of his mother. whom he
left much improved.
In A musical way the visit Of the Co
lumbar Opera Company was the princi-
pal event They presented the opera CT
THE Pretty Persian"
Mr. and Mrs Frank Brewer have re-
celvea many congratulations on the ar
rival % twin boys in their home on Sun
day last.
Rehearsals Of music are in progress for
COMMENCEMENT and class day az the high
school. The sophomore class has adopted
scarlet and white as its colors.
About forty members Of the Re6ekah
lodge ~ this city gave Mr.. and Mrs. John
r Rogers a surprise party or Friday
evening OF last week. They took an
abundance OF refreshments. including ice
cream. along and had merry time.
Mr. ] Reid. OF Seattle. has been spend
ing the week IN Everett