The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-21
Everett society.

Everett. July 0.-Speciai-ou:ing par
ties and camping parties are all the go.
Many seek the mountains, where the fish
Ing is fine. but the shore of the Sound
Is not losing any OF its admirers. Mukil-
teo Is still In favor With many ty reason
or the comfortable quarters to DE had and
Its accessibility By boat and cars.
very pretty wedding was one of the
events or the week. that OF Rev. Horace
Wiliiston, OF Tacoma. and Miss Lena
Bradish. OF Everett. The ceremony was
at tho residence OF Mr.. ]. r. Ault, in Sno-
hom!sh, on Tuesday afternoon at $50.
Flowers IN profusion filled the house.
Rev. Samuel Moore. OF Tacoma offic!-
ated. assisted by Rev. T. G.. lie sourd. OF
Snohomish. The brides dress was a cream
siik. Her sister. Miss Mamie Rradish, of
Los Angeles. was her bridesmaid, aud Mr.
T. w. Enos OF Tacoma. was the groom's
best man. Mile Donaldson was the
flower girl and Lloyd BLACK acted as page.
Miss popp, OF Everett. presided at the
piano and played the wedding march.
Congratulations and refreshments fol-
lowed the ceremony. the bride nd groom
leaving on the afternoon train for Ia
coma. where Mr.. Willistoa is located as
pastor of 81. Pauls NJ. r. church. The
guests were: Presiding Elder Moore and
wife. Tacoma. from Everett. Mrs. John
Fairbanks. Mabel Fairbanks, Forest Fair
banks. Mrs. skinner. Mrs. Frazier. Mr. NJ
w Black and wife, Bertha Black. Lloyd
Black, Mile Donaldson. Miss Mamie
King. Miss popp. Miss Banks. Miss Whit
ing. from Snohomish. Rev. and Mrs. lie
Sourd. Miss Mary lie Sourd. Gilbert lie
sourd. Mr. G. A. Crawford. Mrs ]. H.
Thrau. Mr. W. r. Thrai. Mr.. John r
Anti and wife. Mr.. r. NJ. Heafiee and
wife and Mrs. King.
II - expected that the coming session OF
tho State Press Association. TO be held in
Everett on the 9th Of August will ho a
memorable occasion, AZ melting to ar
range for tho entertainment % the guests
these committees were appointed Fxecu-
tive committee. +. ~. milford, chairman.
W de =. Edwards &. Il. Frat, NJ Swart-
out. Joseph Irving. s NJ. Kennedy and 4
J westland: financial committee, \ 4.
Rroaeck. chairman: r.. NJ. Metxser. John
J. Clark. s. +. Thayer and A. 5. TAYLOR.
reception and entertainment committed
Messrs and Mesdantes I. punsakcr y s
white. " - Swslwell. W. de r Edwards
s. II Nichols. !. r McManus. J. 4 Crook
er schuyler Duryee. James NJ. Vernon. r.
=. Sumner. l. X. Church. r. VI Mitchell
WV Black. ia mes r. Bell. John McRae
s. 5. Gardiner. ]. W. Frame. IL n Cooley.
l. u, Steward. Alexander Alderman VIII
tam penniscn. r. T.. I4ytle. C W. stock
well. w. ". Ntsh. \. K Delaney. @ T.
Nutchings. s \. Eaird. James W Kelly
charles l. MARSHALL. r. II RrowreI :
Knowiton. II. Mcfarland J. w Uestou
oscar Rice. \. II. WRlling \ II. Camel
". 4. StoCkhridEe. y. J. Cralgue. Joseph
Irving. Messr< r. 4. Garrigues " ]
Rucker, Y J. Eucker. 7. G. HuhheN ,, 7
caf Y. l.. fevinrton. 4 : WestlanA 7
W. Cenne}la. George W. Cornwall W y
Ray and J. J. Nancy. In addition to shA
foregoing committees the following VIII
continue - serve; On the rsart ~ che
council r Il. Summer. ". ". Nisb and
T. Y. Steward; froTn the business Mems
Association. Thornton Canltfshv. John "a.
Tae and A \ Rraaez,k. from tha ,,o,,,
rnerctal club. < Sarflner. Tarnes y
Hr8dl~y ans James ". Cannclla- from shs
Clearing HOUSE Association. Charles 7,
fFatt. A. s Taylor ana A. J. Ue~tFsr,s
The school hearsf has elected Mrs Ssarx
Miss Lillian Porter Miss Beth Ranks ana
Miss May Stewart teachers. ia addition 80
those heretofore elected
AT the annual election 80 the Trch
School Alysnnt che following officers wre-s
elected. President. Margaret CLARK
first vi>e president. Charles r. Mills. se~.-
end vice president. r. Msie Tsterhars.
third vice president Aura Drake. ~eer,-
tary. LEROY Vernon. treasurer. lillian e.
Morse; executive Conrgnittea I@nna VI
1in;on. Ieverlea nurvee ClaaSe J. Ferret
Margaret 7. Ozark Leroy vernon anA III
han 4. Morse
NJ. 7. r. Cyooker tcok z sfnau PARTY 20
Aente Criste cav e3nssdsy, laeia3ins Mrs