The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-16

esonin8 IN vnlcn the 6nohom1Sn male
quartette gave material assistance.
His Smith. organist Of the Pres
hyterian church here. Miss Ella Eek
eriy. oreanist Of the church Of the
Sacred Heart in Seattle, and Miss Porter
Who IL to Be organist Of the church Of Our
Lady Of Good Help in Everett, oil rem
dered valuable assistance. Others who
took part we're Nrs. J. B. Moore. the Misses
AcKlroy, Cassie and Leta Barnett, Mr..
and 1rA 6. Weber, Miss Smith, Miss
Oiivia Eckerly. Of Seattle, Misses Burns,
Eaves and Dibbs. Master Leon Isaacs and
Messrs. Westbrook, Cunning and Nichols.
Mr.. Bartlett. Of the Everett Land Conn
pany, 10 expected here In . few days to
eether with his family, from New York.
Mr.. Gardner Colby is also making efforts
to bring out big party in May. Among
the most prominent Of those who will
probably accompany Mr.. Bartlett 10 A. r.
Whitney. A., the big operator in iron
properties.
A New York dispatch to the Herald says
that the offices Of the Everett Land Com
pany, ct No. 50 Wall street, were closed on
Wednesday. everybody attending the we'd
ding Of Secretary Schenck and Miss Anna
Colby Knoviton. niece Of Charles L.
Colby.
The many friends Of N. O. Tibbits were
pleasantly surprised to learn Of his mar
riage at Fairhaven on Monday last. The
bride. Mrs. Dora T. Seaman, 10 described
a. . lady Of culture and wealth, her
worldly endowment being rated ct about
10000 Mr. and MraL Tibbits have rooms
ct the Fairview.
Several young friends Of the Misses
Nichols we're delightfully."- entertained BY
them on Friday evening. Games, music,
dancing and Refreshments were the order
of evening. Those present were: Mss
Margaret Clark, Miss Hal Porter, Miss
Cad Porter, Miss Lillian Morse, Miss
Emma Bronson, Miss Lola Mitchell, Miss
Winnie Bronson. Mr.. Orvilts Webb. Mr..
Vass Saunders, Mr.. Claude Tubbs and
Mr.. Louis Church.
Mr.. A. r Whitney. f., has gone to San
Francisco to b absent . few weeks.
On Wednesday afternoon next the ladies
Of the Presbyterian church will hold .
fair. extending through the evening.
A literary society known as the Al-N
has been formed in the Everett high
school, with these officers: President,
Margaret Clark; vice president, Roy Yer
non; secretary. Charles Mills; treasurer,
John McManus; marshal, Buena Eaves;
executive committee, Anna Clark, Lena
Linton and vass Saunders. The follow
ing programme was given on Friday:
6Ong-"6peedaWay.. .......... .............
Parody .ChaSlss Mills
hscitafton. .Apss nrsae
nsPei ............-........ McMsnus
sons-aXsrenin9 Through Georgia -.
Recitation. ....:...................L: Lena Linton
Duct eaae .. sSen: Fave: and Anna CI.lf
Guitar Duet. Miss O. Elliot and Miss n. Clark
Miss Daisy Wainrght il to b the organ
ist for the occasion.
Miss Stevenson has been spending few
weeks In Olympia
Miss Ouimstte, Of Tacoma, IL visiting
her sister, Mrs. Fratt
About forty couples participated in the
dance Of the Athletic Association ON
Thursday evening.
Mr.. Louis Dryfoos has gone 10 Caiifor-
mia to be absent about two weeks.
Mr.. A. j. Clark and his son Mr.. g. II.
Clark left for Iowa this week>to be gone
about three months.
Mr.. R r. Radsbaush. of Olympis, was
in Everett this week.
Mr.. George Hazard has been here for
few days.
Mr.. A. 7. futile, Mr.. A. W. 6ugden,
Mr.. s. 8. Nen Mr.. MILAN Hewstt and
Mr.. Edward Friday were among the Ever
EFT representatives In Seattle this week.
Mr.. Joseph Copeland, who has been
spending . month in Everett. left for his
home in Shullsburg. Wis. this week.
Embroideries at one-third less than else
where. Max G. Oppenheimer, Second and
Spring.