The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-19
Seymour. Ma Buen. Ma Lcckwoed.
Nfn. Wagner and Mrs.. George q. Brown.


Everett Society.
Everett, Apr41 1s-9pecial.-eucceD -
crowned the efforts Of the women eng1gs0
In promoting the Free kindergarten A.
soc,Ation. and committee has In hand the
matter Of getting supplies and preparing
to open . school In the Broadway building.
II b the intention ultimately to have .
kfndergarten on each afde Of the city. 4
celebration Of Ffoebel's birthday b TO take
place On Tuesday next alisu King. of
Dnohomfsh. with her pupils win unite With
Miss Proctor and her pupils IN observing
the Day Ia Everett The exercises Wfn
take place on Ar. 0Walwelrs lawn Il the
weather b suitable. otherwiss IN some co.,
venient room
Rev. Henry Robertson Of De- Moinaa.
Iowa who has been visiting his daughter.
Mrs.. J. J. Clark. for several WeekA has
accepted . call to the pasforate q the
Presbyterian church in FAirhayen.
Tho Women's Relief Corps win gfvo .
dime social In Carpenter hau on Monday
evening. April =
Arbor day Is to be observed By the pub
lie schools on the 3lth- In this favorable
climate great variety Of fruit and ofna-
mental trees may Be successfully grown,
and the objects Of Arbor day should b
widely encouraged. Apple trees five years
old. vigorous trees Of well-known varieties.
can be obtained a. low ~ Is cents apiece.
possibly cheaper. The beauty and frag-
rance Of the apple blossom amply repay
for the trouble. not to mention the fruit
Dr.. AcLAren has been spending . few
Gays In Seattle this week.
When II was announced that . pair Of
beautiful opera glasses was to be voted
to the most popular lady At the theater Of
the Chase opera company on Thursday ev-
ening. friendly contest was quietly started
between the bayside and the riverside Sec
tons Of the city. The latter determined
to unite in favor Of Miss Nellie Ever
hard. . very modest and unassuming
young lady Of the high school. Her mother
and sister were admitted to the scheme and
q friend Of the family. Mr. Edward Greene,
was deputized to escort the young ladies to
the theater. Although vigorous canvass
was waged. the affair was kept . profound
secret from the fair candidate. who was
totally unaware of the surprise in store
for her until. amid the enthusiastic plaud-
its Of her friends. she was awarded the
prixe.the voting having been done At the
door as the patrons passed into the house.
Mr.. r. n. Wetxger. who Is about to leave
for a visit to his old home In Maryland,
was rendered a serenade on Monday even
ing by several OF his fellow boarders at
Burgers.
Miss Cassie Mitchell. who has been III
for some time. IL able to ride out.
Mr.. J. ]. Clark has returned from Q trip
to San Francisco.
Mrs. A. J. Agnew is spending few weeks
with friends In California
Judge Black il receiving congratulations
on the arrival Of q son in his household.
Mr.. VI. c. Metzger and Mr.. e. H. N.Y.
ers arrived here this week from Hagers-
town. Md. after an absence Of about q
year.
Mr.. J. W. waldron talks q going to
Alaska
A dance under the auspices Of the Com
mercial Club was talked Of for the Nth
inst. but II has been abandoned.
Mrs. Kate Delaney Terrell has returned
from q visit with friends in whatcom.
Mr.. William Howarth left for San Fran
cisco last week.
Mr.. George s. Brown.of Tacoma, was In
the city on Tuesday.
Mr.. Fred Riley left for . trip to Port
land on Wednesday.
Mrs. A. ]. Agnew Ii spending several
weeks In California.
Mr.. Henry Havercroft expects to leave
shortly for Placerville. Cal
Mr.. 8. N. Baird and family have leased
the residence Of Mrs. Neff. Mr.. A. O'Kelley
has taken the residence lately occupied by
Mr.. Baird.
Mr.. H. W. nlman. of Lake Stevens, was
In tho city on Friday.
Mr.. A. r. Whitney, 5r.. manager Of the
Puget Sound Wire Nail and Steel Works.
left for Chicago on Thursday to attend the
meeting Of the Wire Nail Associa ton. He
win go thence to New York for a day or
two. and return to Everett in about four
weeks
Mr.. p. f. Than arrived home from Texas
this week. after an absence Of several
months. He has been engaged in surveys
at Arkansas pass.
his comrades of the G. A. r. on THURSDAY
night and received his withdrawal card
preparatory to the departure of his family
and himself for their old home in Maine
where they go to live. Many good wishes
attend them.
Mr.. A. Tozier. OF Tacoma. vice president
Of the First National bank OF Everett, was
In the city this week.