The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-07
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Et ERETT SOCIETY.

EVERETT. Oct. s.-one OF the leading
social events OF the week was the at
\ nome given by ~ A. J. Agnew on
ways OF the resilIUte we're prettiiy decor
ate9 with iowets and autumn leaves.
The dining room was lighted with shaded
candles. Mrs. Frances II. Brownen and
and Miss Helen Baird. Miss Virginia Nc
Chesney and Miss Cremora Aguew. in
their dainty white gowns, served refresh
xents Ih9se present were: Mrs; = ~
kennedy. Mrs. j. NJ. Han, Mrs. W. f.
Brooks. Mrs. W. 5. Stockbridge, Mrs. J.
~ Rucker, Mrs. Harry LansdOwn. Mrs.
l. r. Ihayer, Mrs. NJ. III. Wildes, Mrs.
Coleman. Mrs. T. A. Garrigues, Mrs. J.
w. Butterworth, Mrs. J. r. Bell Mrs. l..
II. Abbott Mrs f. H. Brownell. Mrs. c.
{, Brown, Mrs. W. A. Hardy, Mrs. c. |.
Baird, Mrs. d. Ii. Vollans, Mrs. Y. ].
Pearse, Mrs. J. b. Croker Mrs. f l..
Elailey, Mrs. =. G. Johnson, Mrs. j. A.
N rss GINS, Mrs. EDWARD ke2ford, Mrs. Car
d. Austin. Mrs. $. A. Nickerson, Mrs. A.
J. Westiard. Mrs. Leverich S. Duryee,
Mrs Wade r. Edwards Mrs j. n. Wal
Farand, Mrs r. 3 Hanna. Mrs w. c.
Butler, Mrs n. A. White Mrs C. n.
Frat, Mrs ]. r. Gibson. Mrs NJ. NJ. Cole.
Mrs; w Howarth, Mrs, d. Darling, Miss
Among the interesting events of the
week were the weddings Of Mr. Harry
Weller end Miss sabina Langan, and Mr.
Albert ID. Stevenson and Miss Kate Lang
an. The brides are sisters Mr. Weller
and bride were married early Monday
morning by Rev. Father Cleassens at the
Catholic Church in the presence of a few
invited friends, wedding breakfast was
served at the home of Mr.. James f.. Bell.
after which the newly married couple
took the train for Seattle. accompanied
by Mr.. Stevenson and Miss Langan on
~ Il. he IL.
were married. After brief stay the two
newly welded couples returned to this
city to reside permanently.
The Womans Relief Corps Of this city
Corps OF Seattle on Thursday afternoon.
About nifty visitors In ali were present.
At the close Of the session the visitors
were taken or board the street cars ana
visited the various industries about the
city. Those present from Seattle were:
Mrs. Webster, Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Friend,
Mrs. Pearl, Mrs. Ellsworth. Mrs Bur
cnam, Mrs. Urban. Mrs, Knight, Mrs.
Hooker Mrs, Kingsbury, Mrs. Philips,
Mrs. Cooney, Mrs. Tanner Mrs. Rice,
Mrs. Kyle and Mrs Steinbach From
snohomish: Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Cotree, mrs.
iliifernan, Mrs. Vaunn, Mrs. stewart,
nrs. Metcalf, Mrs Hicks. Mrs. Winehart,
Mrs. Mrs smith, Mrs. Moran. Mrs. DuDu-
full attendance of the Lowell ana Everett
members.
Inc Woodmen OF the W ORA entertainer
at their hnii on Tuesday evening. Mr.
John W. Meakin. OF salt Lake CITY, was
present ana delivered an interesting Iec-
ture. Dancing followed the evening
programme. the ladies' served refresh
ments. Many visitors from Loweu wero
in attendance.
Inc Nomen's book club met MONDAY
afternoon at the nome or MRS. n. a.
,.iarK, on Hoyt avenue the paper or the
afternoon was read by MRS. e. A. Mead,
on the importance of GOOD COOKING
Inc remainder of the afternoon was oc-
cupied In general discussion by the mem
beers on Everyday Errors and. Helps "
Nr. and Mrs. r. n. Lewis ana cnliaren
were the guests OF Mrs. Lewis sister.
Mrs. W. 4. Ferguson, in Seattle last sat
urday.
MIR, and --ts. o. Ogle and cnilu. MRS.
hobert Allen. Mrs. a, A. Garrigues. -..s
=. X. stocknriGg0 were Seatue visitors
last week.
slrs. r. A. White and Mrs. Robert Me
Farland and Mrs. W. a. Hardy were in
Seattle Tuesday.
Bishop and Mrs. Barker were visiting
friends IN the city last week.
Mr., William G. Butler was called home
from hunting trip IN Oregon on account
Of the Illness OF his little son.
The young people OF the Christian
church gave a social nj the new home OF
MIR, and Mrs. Frank SchoaeId. on Maple
street. Friday evening.
Mr.. Frank Manguerills, Mr.. George
Buck and Mrs A. III. Griffin returned from
Dawson last week.