The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-12

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alton IL IN order for these charming SUED
mer days. and the people OF Everett yield
TO the gentle inaaencs and seek the at
fractions which the country affords. Sill
yer lake possesses many features IS .
place for campers. - was well attested
by q party who went out there this week.
Among the number were Mr.. Saxton and
family, AR w de r. Edwards and family.
Mr.. W. G. Swalwell and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. volIsns, Mr.. A. J. westland ani Mr..
G. ". Cornwall On Wednesday Mr.. and
Mrs. Kennedy. Mrs. caifhness and Ara
Fahccnsr Joined the party.
The wou1an's Relief Corps win give .
social at tia residences OF AIRS. Hatfield.
"a Lowell. On the 21st inst
Mrs. CBar. Miss Bronson. the Misses
Power Miss Cougin. Miss Harper. Miss
Beecham. AIsss Kay. OF Portland; Miss
Morse. Miss Parkin. Mr. White. Dir.
Pearse. CIR Koran. Mr. Brownel. Mr..
Beecham. Ar. Griffith and afr. Money
made up merry picnic party st Ankiiteo
on Wednesday.
Miss Name Boynton has returned from
. visit with friends In Seattle.
Mrs. Terry. OF Sacramento, was In the
city on Wednesday and visited her brother.
Unsie Bennie NORTH. whom she had not
seen for many years. Mrs. Terry has been
spending some time IN Germany.
Mr.. ID. =. Cain, OF Bothell. spent the
Fourth with old friends IN Everett.
Mr.. William Bannerman has fallen heir
to some valuable property at his old homs
In Picton county. Nova Scotia, and left
for that place this week.
Miss Mamie King was the fortunate
holder OF the winning ticket for the hand
some bicycle a. Ciark's On Saturday even
ing.
Mrs Harmon. OF Seattle, Is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Hatfield at Lowell
8r. j. ". Butterworth was IN Van
couver. B. G. this week on business trip
Mr.. f. n. Folsom has gone to Los
Angeles.
Mr.. C. Ferris White took his bicycle
with It's ssifooat decoration 10 Snohomish
on Saturday and captured the prize for
the handsomest turnout IN the wheel
parade there, as he did here the evening
before.
Miss Annie Agnes Harrfgan, OF this
city. ard Mr.. Edward ]. Walsh. Of Ia
coma, were married In the Church OF Our
Lady OF Perpetual Help In this city en-
Tuesday last by Rev. j. B. Cronin The
church was tastefully decorated with cut
flowers and evergreens and many friends
were present. Miss Annie Elliott, of 81.
Paul. MINI. was the bridesmaid and Mr..
Gardner. OF Tacoma. was the grooms best
man. The ceremony was followed by a
sumptuous luncheon at the residence OF
the brides father. Mr.. =. Ha-rigan, on
Colby avenue, after which, amid many
congratulations. Mr.. and Airs. Walsh took
the ears for their future home IN Tacoma
Many beautiful wedding presents were re-
cetved. including 4 silver service from
the bridegroom's mother
Miss Brown. OF Vancouver. B. c., Is
visiting Miss Hale at her home on Rucher
avenue
Mr. and Mrs. P. X. Lewis are receiving
congratulations on the arrival of a ten
pound hoy on Wednesday last
Mr. r. L. Ensel reached home on
Wednesday from the Colvine reservation.
Bishop Barker confirmed twenty-five
candidates at Trinity Episcopal church
last Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Moon of Vancouver.
Il. G.. are in the city the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. Fl. STREET.
Mrs. Burnet. Of Monroe, has been visit
Ing Mrs THAN this week.
Major W. w. Goldsborough. formerly Of
this city but now In Philadelphia, IA en-
gagged In rewriting the Maryland Line. a
book which treats of the Maryland forces
In the Confederate service.
Mr.. T. II. Sumner has returned from a
months sojourn In Portland, Or, where
he has been appraisIng a heavy loss on
Att+s~tAtAANt5 ANf IN tlSUfdGce company.
Messrs. c. K. Green. A n. Griffin and
A. ". Mescher have been enjoying a Ash
ing trip on the Skykomlsh
The ladies' OF the Everett Book Club
gave reception on Friday afternoon in
the rooms OF Mrs Thayer IN the Ncrros-
sen block to two OF their members who
are about leaving here. Mrs. A. x. De-
laney and Mrs. J. w. Heston. Much care
and taste had been bestowed upon the
floral decorations. which were quite elab-
crate The reception room was euhel-
ished with the club colors. white and vel
low. the flowers being white carnations
and white roses with yellow pansies and
yellow marguerites In the parlor there
was = profusion OF magnificent roses re-
heved with ferns. Through the courtesy
or the Knights of Pythias their hsIi IN the
same block was generously given for ;he
use Of the reception and nine tables we're
spread here for the refreshments F-Jov
ers graced each table. an agreeable s,,~-
prise followed the refreshments IN n sa,v
impromptu toasts which were ur~ser,s
~ very happy manner by Mrs. n. O. Tlb-
hits, who ofileiated as toast mistress. she
called upon Mrs. c. G. Brown TO rrsnona
% the sentiment Welcome the cernfns.
and speed the parting guest" Mrs. ~ q,
Sxalwea responded 20 Everett ,na de-
public spirit" Mrs. Delaney spolFs Wien
much feeling on THE friends we leava
hsAiui US" Mira. Ne~toa recalled v,,s,,,,
pleasant incidents iR Fpes king 10 ira esn-
timeut The Book Club" Abo,. go