The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-21

Easter Anthem 4.-.-.-.-.--.--.-.-.-.-.--B.T Tours
Te Deum- John Goxs
Hmm No. Y Carey
0fferfory Anthem f. A. Clare
Keetss10uai Hymn, No. 1ss..---..-....-H Hayden
sosoisfs- Messrs. Tobey, Herbert
Woodhall and sowerby. assisted by
chorus OF male voices.
INSTALLATIONS or OFFICERS.
Seattle CommaEdery No. ., Knights
Templar, held It's regular communica-
ton on Friday evening. being Good
Friday, and installed the following
officers for the ensuing year. Emf
men commander Sir knight, G. "
W. v. Rhinshart; captain, III. r.
senior warden, r. r. Dyer: Junior
warden. n Taylor. treasurer, I'll.
Butter; recorder, c. G.. White. stand
ard bearer. Robert GIennon; sword
bearer, AIbro Gardner. warder, John
G. Peterson first guard. Mel 5. Pc
terSon: second guard, WE Graham;
third guard, Watson Allen. sentinel,
c. u. knight.
r. +. Grand Commander A. L. Pal
mer installed the officers, after which
splendid banquet was enjoyed by the
sir Knights and visiting frafers.
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
At The Catholic church OF Our Lady
OF Help the regular Easter service will
be held. Low mass VIII be celebrated
at o'clock by the Rev. z. Macdon-
nell. At 8 o'clock viii occur the
children's mass High mass, with
special music, viii be celebrated at
$50 O'Clock. The choir viii be COM
posed of the following singers: so
pranos, Miss Emens and Miss Lulu
Russell; tenors, Dr. Emens. Mr..
Lynch and Dir. DeBarr: hassos. Mr..
:. Carkeek, Mr.. III. w. Miller, Mr.. p.
ID. Hughes and Mr.. Michel: altos,
Misses Murphy and Mckinney Con-
duetor,J. 4. Baillargeon.
T. L. NOTES.
The w. c. T. L. met Friday after
noon at the headquarters, with Mrs.
Parkhurst in the chair. A larger
number were in attendance than for
several months past. A number of
the superintendent OF the different
departments reported progress in their
line OF work 1t was decided to hold
county convention at yashon island
about the middle OF May. The super
intendents of the different depart
rnents OF the flower festival, which
begins at the armory May 18th and
continues for four DAYS. reported good
progress. Adjourned.
FAREs-sAgER.
The nuptials OF Mr.. Vince III. Faben
and Miss Edith ]. Baker. both of this
city, and both well and favorably
known here. were celebrated last Mon
day morning at 80, Rev. Clarke Davis
performing the ceremony. The cere.
mony was witnessed by bat the init
mates of the happy couple. After the
marriage a wedding breakfast was par
taken of. On Monday evening Mr..
and Mrs. Faben left for a short trip
down the Sound. They have returned
and will be at home TO their friends at
1917 Fifth street tomorrow evening.
EASTER SERVICES.
Seattle Commandery No. >, Knights
Templar, will meet ut . o'clock this
afternoon in full uniform at their
asylum. and will then proceed 10 the
Methodist Episcopal church, corner
Of Third and Main streets. where the
eommandery will hold its usual Easter
services. A feature os IFS ceremonies
will be the occupation OF the pulpit by
Rev. John f. Dunn, preiate OF the
eommandery. The services will con-
sist OF Easter music, responsive read
ings, and a sermon.
AT THE RAINIER cIUR.
On Wednesday evening Hon. Wat
son c. Squire entertained Capt. John
MulIan and several other gentle
men at the Rainier Club. A sahstan-
iial dinner was served TO the attend
ing guests. Those present were. Mr.
&. III. hittinger, exlioy. Watson C..
Squire, Captain John Muilan, Mr..
Thos. Ewing, Mr.. f. o. Graves Mr..
Charles Ii. kittinger and Mr.. NJ. r.
Backus.
ISrN-wRITTsKgz
Mr. 0guf Olsen and Miss c. Whit
taker were united in marriage Thurs
day, April Is. at the home OF the
brides parents. in North Seattle. by
Rev, Clark Davis, IN the presence OF 3
large number oi the friends OF both
the bride and zroen. After the cere-
mony fine dinner was served. The
many handsome and valuable pres
ents.
Personal
Mr., ]. =. Chiii,erg IS in Gallo Fnia.
Mrs. Colby. Of Nebraska, IS stiA at
Whaicom.
Mr.. =. f. Howe. Of Portland vas in
town last week.
Hon. H. L. Yesler hiss gone &c Ohio
on visit 10 relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey GaixeTt have
returned from California.
Ex-Governor Semple has been in
town for the past few DAYS.
Mr.. T. W. Osborn returned from 3
visit 10 san Francisco Thursday.
Rev. u. D. Campbell has gone 10
San Francisco. He returns this week.
Mrs. W. III. Taylor left for the Eas;
last Wednesday. on visit 70 friends.
Mr.. Lucy \. Preston left for visit
20 friends in the East last Wed hes
day.
Miss Young. Of Olympia, Is in town
for few days visiting the Misses
jones.
Mrs. Logan and Miss Jessie Bass
have returned 70 their home in saiena.
Oregon.
Mr.. z. III. Palmer, OF the firm Of
Palmer & Rev. Portland was in town
yesterday.
Master Fred Baxter returned last
week from schocs q; Victoria. II. c.,
on short Raster vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. r. kitsinger have
gone 20 Wilmington, Del, oa visit
90 Mr. kisfingers old home.
Miss Brooks Of Port Townsend, who
was here on 5 visit 20 Miss Nav
ponuns, has returned to her hoTne.
Colonel 4. j. Stevens. American
consul ST Eicteria. B. C.. accom- pausezi
BY his wife. are in the city on visit
60 Mr.. J.. A. Hatfield.
Mrs. Frank Dekuna. Miss Eva
Hunason. Miss RaeIna DeSum, Miss
ylia uamason and Miss Fanny Mar
tin. ali al Portland, are visiting friends
III this city.
Or. c. 4. Smith. brother OF Mr..
Everett Smith, arrived n the city
YESTERDAY froxn New York city. Dr
Smith has for the past two years been
On the staff u Bellevue hospital. New
YORK city. He will locase in Seattle
Capt. joseph W. PnillipS OF Port
Rlaksiy. speat yesterday IN Seattle in
com pany with his wife Captain
Phss4rs, who Is IN command os co