The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-21
Tribute
To a LIFE RIPE in
MOBILITY, ENTERPRIsE and CHARITY,
from
The CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
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Another design was that of gates ajar,
composed of lilies. pink and white roses
and smilax, while iuttering upon the arch
above the haif-swung gates was white
dove. This was the offering of the en-
ployes of the Schwabachers Bros. Com
pany.
The offering of the acting mayor and
city council was a large anchor made of
white And cream roses and smilax, with
the word Hope" lettered in blue hya-
cinths upon the base.
A basket of wax lilies, white and pink
roses, bore the card Of the Ladies' Relief
Society.
A pillow of Marechal Neil roses, lilies of
the valley and blue hyacinths was the
offering of the employees of the Puget
Sound National bank.
The grocery brokers of Seattle presented
q broken Tyre of blue hyacinths resting
upon q bed Of pink and Marechal Neil
roses and wax lilies.
A broken shaft, composed of cream,
white and pink roses, lilies of the valley,
Gala lilies, hyacinths, hydrangeas and
leaves of the wax lily and ferns, was the
gift of +. c. Neufelder, L. Aronson and ].
s. Goldsmith.
A large wreath of wax lilies and yellow
roses was the offering of Mr.. and Mrs.
julius Kahn.
Mrs. Otto Ranke presented a wreath of
Marechai Neil roses, wax lilies, lilies of
the valley. immortelles and ferns, enclos-
ing an anchor Of purple hyacinths.
A basket of wax lilies, lilies of the valley,
daffodils and maiden hair ferns was the
offering of Col. and Mrs. G. o. Halter.
Master Bailey Gatzert Hilton presented
an anchor composed of lilies of the valley,
hyacinths. Gala lilies, wax lilies, Marechal
Neil roses. hydrangeas and smilax.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Collins offered large
bouquet Of white roses
A wreath of Marechal Neil roses, lilies
Of the valley and blue hyacinths was the
gift of Mrs. James d. Lowman.
Judge and Mrs. Thomas Burke presented
q wreath of white roses, lilies of the val
ley, white carnations, Gala lilies and
maidenhair ferns.
A basket of Marechal Neil roses was the
offering of Mrs. ID. X. Howard.
Mrs. George B. Kittinger presented a
bouquet Of white roses and blue hello
trope.
A large bouquet of wax lilies, immor-
telles, Marechal Neil roses. ferns and
smilax was the gift of Emanuel and ST.
donia kohn.
Mrs. John G. Scurry offered pillow of
purple heliotrope and Marechal Neil roses.
A bouquet of white and pink roses was
the gift of David kellogg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Toklas presented
wreath Of camelias, hyacinths and
pansies.
A large bun Oh of Gala lilies was the
offering of Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Metcafe.
Mr.. Leo kohn offered beautiful bunch
OF Easter lilies and blue hyacinths.
A large pot of hydrangeas in bloom was
the gift of Mrs. NJ. Wilzinski, Miss v. VIII
zinski and Miss Frances Wilznski.
Mrs f. L. Nichols presented a bunch of
cream roses.
A large bouquet of wax lilies was the
gift of Louise"
b. Goldsmith, of Portland, offered pill
low composed of cream roses, wax lilies.
daisies, hyacinths and maidenhair ferns.
a wreath of cream roses and blue hya-
cinths was the offering of Mr.. and Mrs. III.
Thurman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frauenthal presented an
anchor of pink and Marechal Neil roses,
wax lilies and carnations.
A wreath OF white and cream roses blue
hyacinths and daisies was the gift of
August Goldsmith and Louis Thanhauser.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. koleman's gift was q pot
of wax lilies.
May Goldsmith, Alice Goldsmith and
Alfred Goldsmith presented large wreath
OF daisies. white and pink roses, carna-
tons, maidenhair fern and asparagus
A pillow of Gala lilies, cream roses,
daisies, blue hyacinths and ferns was the
gift of A. Mcdonald.
1--WE. pointed star of white lilies, white
ciematis. carnations and blue hyacinths
was presented by Wilson Goldsmith.
A large pot OF blooming hydrangeas bore
no card.
Irusten L. Dyer, grand marshal of tho
conslstorv, was master OF ceremonies.
Just prior To O'Clock the Masonic bodies
IN full regalia arrived from their lodges
and nled into the room where the remains
lay. They were followed shortly after.
ward by Mrs. Galzert, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Schwabacher and Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
hahn, the mourning relatives, for whom
seats had been reserved alongside the
easket The ceremonies We're conducted
by j. ii. kunzie. acting master of Eureka
lodge, which had charge of the remains.
The other lodges which Joined in the cere-
mony were -. Johns, No. 8; Arcana, No.
81; Ionic. l.: d.. and Lawson Consistory.
composed of the following subordinate
bodies: Washington Council K adosh. No.
/; Washington Chapter, No. /. Of Rose
oEolx. aud Washington, No. l, Lodge of
Perfection.
The choir co insisted of Mrs. Frank Sea-
man, soprano; Ms. Job p. LYON. con-
tralto; John Phillips. tenor, and Myron
Grout. bass
After the choir had rendered Nearer.
Ny God, to Thee" Acting Master kunzie
read from the ritual an invocation to God,
alter which he deposited upon the casket
the white lambskin apron, the principal
emblem of the order, and also twigs o;
evergreen collected from all the Masons
present. The choir then chanted Pieyel's
HYMN and Mr.. Kunze babe an affecting
farewell TO the departed brother. Abide
with Me" was then sung by the choir, FOL.
lowed by the henediction.
The remains were then conveyed to the