The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-03

Everett. May 2-Special-The music
loving portion OF the community had the
pleasure of listening 10 fine concert on
Wednesday evening, the performers being
all Seattle people, who appeared under the
auspices OF the choir circle of Trinity Epis-
copai church. Mrs G. A. c, Rochester and
Mrs. William f. Miller were heard In vocal
solos and in concerted pieces, both scoring
raptDrous encores Mss Eleanor Perrin
won much favor in two Rotations After
the Matinee ard Leah the Forsaken."
Mr.. Vaughan Arthur contributed two vio-
lin selections. given with the ease and fin
ism OF an artist Mrs. Alvah Glover Sal
mon appearing In 3 double number for the
piano and was heartily recalled. The
story of a Faithful Soul was most i'm
pressiveiy portrayed in pantomime by Mrs.
Henry l.. Yesler. A graceful dance from
the kirmiss. The Three Graces." was
very prettily executed by Mrs. II. Strive,
Miss Minna Personeus and Miss Ethel Gar
rett Last. but by no means least. must
be mentioned the quartette by Mrs. Roch-
ester, Mrs. Forseman. Mrs. Miller and Miss
Ferguson. In fact. the delight OF the audi
ence was manifested by a succession of
recalls throughout the programme and il
Is to be hoped that other cities on the
Sound may be favored with entertainments
OF like character.
A quiet wedding was pleasantly cele-
ton on Wednesday afternoon at o'clock,
when his daughter. Miss Louie Boynton,
was married TO Mr.. J. n. Walker. Rev. ].
c. Brenton. of Trinity Episcopal church.
officiated. Aside from Mr.. j. T.. Hovan,
who was present as the groon's best man.
there were no guests outside the family.
The bride is an accomplished young lady
who is deservedly held In high regard by
large circle of friends here. Mr.. Walker
has lived here for a year or more. occupy
ing the responsible position of assayer at
the Everett smelter. His father was at
one time attorney general OF Michigan.
and was an owner of the Detroit Free
Press. The congratulations and good
wishes of many friends were accompanied
by large number OF rich and beautiful
wedding presents After short trip Mr..
and Mrs. Walker will return to Everett to
make this city their home
Mr.. ]. J. Stephenson left this week for
Alaska
Mrs. J. Merriheld left Everett on Thurs.
day for The Dalles, Or.
Miss Dora Jackson. OF Snohomish. Wis
TIED Everett friends last week
Mrs. F. II. Folsom and children have
been visiting her father. Mr.. Hays. one OF
the pioneers Of Olympia. who Is about to
remove 10 Long Beach. Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. E. Steward. OF Denver.
recently OF Everett. are rejoicing on the
arrival OF son in their household.
Mrs. Edwin Stevens, OF this city is Wis
itlng Mrs. Z. x. Loose of Srohomish.
literary and social entertainment was
given al the Presbyterian church on Fri
day evening, under the auspices OF the
Ladies' Society for Church Work Rev
Mr.. Majors. OF Seattle. lectured on Chips
From the Old Block" This was followed
by a social with refreshments.
capt; Budlong ard Mrs Budlong. of Sc
attle. who were in the city on Saturday
with the university students. spent the
day as the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alge.
MIR. Leroy Battenfield. OF Liverpool. O.,
and Mr.. John Martin. OF Columbus. o..
were In town last week. as The guests OF
Mr. William Benuison. They are both
wealthy men. engaged in large business
enterprises. and have been winsering IN
California.
Mr.. NJ O. Tibbits Is back from the East
He spsn; the winter at the Arkansas Hot
Springs and AZ 81. Louis.
Mr.. Louis Dryfus got home from San
Francisco this week. He heard much
complaint OF injury 20 the fruit crops from
late frcsts.
MI Edward Friday arrived here this
week from Cripple Creek. He expects 10
spend the summer In the Carihoo country.
Mr.. Edwari Erss3 writes 70 Mr.. William
BsuriSon tina; he is meeting with good
success in the Colviile country.