The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-16
In Everett social circles.

the truly delightful days which the month
Of May has brought. was the social func-
ton given by the Woman's Book Club at
the Hotel Monte Cristo Wednesday even
ing. when the guests had the pleasure of
meeting Mrs. Roscovich of Tacoma, who
gave an informal talk on Rome as 1t is at
the present day. In company with her hus-
band. who is one of the foremost water
color artists in this country, she spent
seven years in Rome. and her talk on the
people and the scenes of the famous city
was an exceedingly entertaining narrative
and was listened to with marked atten7
ton. AT its close the guests gathered
about her to express the undisgulsed
pleasure which the evening Afforded. Inc
sion, a committee of eight or ten ladies
receiving the guests. Music of stringed in
struments concealed behind screen of
palms enlivened the preliminaries While
the guests were assembling. Mrs. BAIRD,
the president of the club. introduced Mrs.
Roscovich who spoke from PLATFORM In
a corner of the hall. Ices and cake added
to the social hour which followed. and
some of the young people toward the close
took advantage of the music and INDUCED
In little dancing Mrs. Roscovich had a
number of photographs of scenes in Rome,
as well as number of beautiful water col
ors, which were greatly admired. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Brownell, Mr..
Mills, Mr. Foster Miss Holcomb. Miss
King, Mr.. and Mrs Bronson, Mr. Johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Perry, Miss Loughney,
Mr. Milford. Mrs. Steward, MI. and MRS.
Caithness. Rev. and Mrs. Brenton, Mr.
Frank Pendleton, Dr. and MRS. HATH
away. Mrs. Rapelji. Mr. and Mrs. Stanard,
Miss Gretchen Hathaway. Rev. Coyle, Mr..
and Mrs. Riley, Mrs Coyle Mr.. and Mrs.
Bennison. Mr.. and Mrs Butler, Miss Nc
Anister Mr. and Mrs. Fratt, Mr.. and Mrs.
volians, Miss Reicheneker Mr.. and Mrs.
Austin, Mr.. and Mrs Edwards, Judge and
Mrs Baird, Judge and Mrs. Denny. Mr..
and Mrs. Terrill. Mr.. and Mrs Howarth.
Mr.. and Mrs Goldsby. Mr.. and Mrs. Oar
ling. Mr.. and Mrs. westbrook. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rice. Miss Angevine, DR.. Hanna.
Miss Burroughs. Mr.. Ray, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nichols Mr.. and Mrs Oldfield, Mr.. Koran,
Mr. Pearse, Mr.. Taylor. Miss Bronson.
Miss Yule, Mr.. and Mrs. Davies. Mr..
and Mrs. Walker. Miss Alice Gardiner.
Mr. Percy Gardiner, Miss Hall. Mr..
Hall. Mr. r. j. Rucker. Mr.. w. j. Rucker.
Mrs. Lincoln. Miss Margaret Clark, Mr..
and Mrs. Dean. Miss Holey, Miss Knowl-
ton. Miss Mcfarland, Mr.. Mac Thayer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swalwell ST.. Mr. Con-
nella Mr. and Mrs. Boynton Mr.. Hubbell.
and the club members and their husbands.
including: Mr. and Mrs. S. n. Baird Mr..
and Mrs. f. l.. Bailey. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
C. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs j. j. Clark, Mr..
and Mrs. w G. Cox. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
g. Croker MIR. and Mrs. III. ID. Cooley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler Duryee. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. s Gardiner, Mr.. and Mrs. o. ".
Harris. Mr. and Mrs II. w. Holley, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Irving, Mr.. and Mrs.
s. Knowlton. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Mcfarland
Mr.. and Mrs. Ct. w. Osborn, Mr.. and
Mis-. Pendleton. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. F..
Power. Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Perry. Mr..
and Mrs w. r. Stockbridge. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Swalwell. Mr.. and Mrs. l.
E. Thayer. Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Vernon.
The young ladies OF St. Agnes Guild
scored another success in their reception
at Hotel Monte Cristo Monday evening.
Dancing and cards formed the diversion
for the guests. and they thoroughly en-
joyed IL. The evening was fine, the music
good. and every one seemed 10 enter
heartily into the spirit of the occasion.
Those present were: Mrs. Cooley. Mrs.
Terrill. Mrs. Clohecy. Mrs. w Bronson,
Mrs. ]. A. Swalwell Mrs. Rea, Mrs. G. @.
Hoicomb. OF Seattle: Mrs Walker, Mrs.
Butterworth. Mrs Darling. Mrs. Gardner.
Mrs. Osborne Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Rogers.
Mrs. Denne. Mrs. o. Kelly. Mrs. Warner.
Mrs. Irving, Mrs. A. Clark, Miss Clohecy.
Miss Bronson. Miss Morse. Miss Edith
Morse. Miss Emma Payne, Miss Bor-
Nellie Everhard Miss Sorrenson, Miss
Linton. Miss Mitchell Miss Hathaway.
Miss McNaughton. of Snohomish: Miss
Cougiil Miss Parkin, Miss Nora Miller,
Miss Naylor. Miss Eyerhard. Miss Gard
ner. Miss Hal Porter. Miss O'kelly. Miss
Jackson. Mr. Koran. Mr.. Osborne. Mr..
Clohecy. Mr.. TerriII. Mr. Pearse. Mr..
Church. Mr.. Butterworth. Mr.. j. A. Swal-
we'll. Mr.. Rea. Mr.. George Holcomb. Mr..
Mills, Mr.. Smith. Mr.. Thayer Mr.. r.
Mitchell. Mr. CLOVIS, of Chicago; Mr.. Crit
fifth. Mr. Mony. Mr. Parkin. Mr.. Rice. Mr..
o'kelly, Mr.. Rogers, Mr. Gross. Mr. Tay-
Tor and Mr.. Perry Clark
Social festivities al Lowell this week
eentvred about the social given by the
Lowell Ladies' Relief Corps OF John Blu
ford Post. II was held in Odd Fellows
hall which was allied 10 overlooking by
an enthusiastic assenhlage. The pro-
gramme included music and Rotations
in which Miss Mitchell. Miss Louis Hunt
ley. Miss Bagg. Messrs. Nichols and Dun
ming. Miss Dottie Hagar Mr.. Fewster
Miss Beechara and Mr.. Trousdale partici-
pated- Dancing Was continued until the
small hours There was large delegation
present from Everett. and the a1air re-
fected much credit on the Lowell ladies'.
An attractive programme was given by
the Sons Of Temperance al Carpenter hail
on Monday evening. The Jefferson school
children gave a short play. entitled We
Are All Teetotalers." Others taking part
In the programme were Mr.. Creese. Mr..
Mckenzie. Miss Kingston. Mr. VIM. Spen-
Ger. Miss Sara Peden. Mrs. Powell, Mr..
Frank Spencer. Miss Champion, Mr.. A w.
Hurley. Mrs. CornieIly-
The ladies Of the Degree Of Honor No.
-. A. o. L. W, entertained their friends
A. a basket social in Ia7sgF halI IN T~xsAz