The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-22

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The ciaay wAiri ~ Everett.
Everett. Nov 1.--5pecIsi--An event
WHICH has come 20 be anticipated with
genuine pleasure BIZ the people of this
city - ths annual bazaar in aid of the
Everett hospital. m institution which en-
hs1s the general interest OF the citizens.
because IL " 20 ably conducted and has
such capable board OF lady managers.
Ihe large double stores In the Hove block
we're selected as the place for holding the
bazaar this year and IL vas gay with
beautifully decorated booths, first on the
iaf OF the entrance being the booth fog
fancy articles. in charge OF Mrs. Duryae
AIRS. Hoiiey and Mrs. Power There was
PROPULSION OF patriotic bunting draped
sDcut the place. and II was well patronix-
co An unusually large variety OF articles
had been contributed this year and they
sold well. Opposite this booth the Kings
daughters. In gracefully arranged
oootn, trimmed In royal purple and white.
sod handkerchiefs and laces Mss Hos-
comb. Miss Zimmerman. Miss Ethel Mich.
OILS. Miss Morse. Miss Bronson and Mrs.
OSBORN were on duty The booth OF use-
ful articles was in charge OF Mrs. Swart-
out. Mrs. Brodeck, Mrs. Caithness and
Mrs. Scodsid. IL was prettlly trimmed
with FERNS on white background. The
w. 1. N. Club dispensed candy under the
management Of Miss Hathaway. Miss Me-
Fariand, Miss Gardner and Miss Nellie
Everhaxd. There was an attractive dis
play at The dolls booth. where Mrs. Sax
ton. Mrs Edward Logan and Mrs.
O'keliy held sway. Delicious ice cream
ana cake were served by Mrs. w. G. swal-
WELL Mira. voIlsns, Mrs. Barhyts, Mrs.
kescheneker and Miss Anna Brown. A
New England dinner was served on
Thursday evening. 1t was an admirable
spread. with fine cup of coffee and
everything Well cooked and attent.veIy
served. The dinner was In charge OF Mrs.
L. IL Thayer. Mrs. Eyenhard. Mrs. c. C.
Brown. Mrs. Edwards and Mrs. MeFar-
land They had an efficient corps OF
Mattresses with taunty caps and white
aprons. Those who did service in this
capacity were: Miss Bags. Miss Craw-
ford. Miss Lord. Miss Fuller. Miss Freese,
Mss Linton. Miss Parker. Miss Bronson,
Miss Woodward. Miss Everhard. Miss
Beechsm. Miss Mabel Beecaam Mrs But
terworth. Mrs. Walker. Miss Ruby
Rrowp and Miss Grace Powers The sale
OF articles continued through Friday and
evening and a dance was the closing fsa.
tnrs OF the affair. The receipts promise
TO b very satisfactory every way.
Guild hall was crowded on Monday even
Ing. when the frat OF series OF music
ales was given under the auspices OF the
Chaneei and Choir Circle of Trinity
church. The programme was an excel
lent one. Introducing Mr. and Mrs O. A.
Weber In a vocal duet: Mrs. w. +. King.
sten. Mrs. Brenton, Miss Clohecy and Mrs.
Irving In piano selections. Miss Cougfl.
Mrs. A. ID. Denne. Miss Stephens and Mr..
Fred Holcomb in vocal numbers; Mrs
Joseph Irving and Miss Nayior In recita-
lions: Master Beth Westbrook and Mas
ters Earl and Joseph Porter In trio with
banjo and harps. Refreshments were
50 h lob
success.
A quiet wedding took place on wedns--
day evening. the principals being Mr.. f.
N. Metz&sr. leading and prosperous
merchant OF this city. and Mrs. Della
Andrew. daughter Of Mrs. NJ y. Smith.
The ceremony was al O'Clock. Rev. w.
T.. Gray officiating. Only rae lrnmeaIst.
family relatives were present. Both par,
ties are highly esteemed and have thu
warm congratulations Of many friends.
Mr.. Edward pwyer and Miss Viola
Weller were married on Thursday MORN
ing a. the church of Our Lady OF Perpet.
ual Help. Rev. j. Il. Cronsn officiating
The bride was attended by Miss Foster.
and Mr.. Weller, brother Of the bride. WAS
the grooms best man. Mr. Dwyer is the
popular deputy sheriff and the bride Is the
fayorite OF a large circle Of friends, who
unite ia best wishes for their future hap
piness. They left for Spokane and ina
EasE on wedding Trip.
Union Thanksgiving services vii be
held this year in The Presbyterian church
on Thanksgiving morning q; II O'Clock.
Rev. W. c. Weir. ~ the Eapiis; church.
Will preach the sermon.
Sunday. November -. viii he Temper.
ance day at the Congre gatioasl church.
The pastor. Rev. W. T.. Gray. viii preach
both morning and evening. The evening
subject has special interest for young
men, VIA is the Young Man Safer All
are invited.
The woman's Relief Corps Of John gu-
ford E-ost received vts1, from pepart-
ment President Ursula AZ. Madison. OF
Tacoma. or Wednesday evening. The
corps here IS IN tinsop order and Is ever
ready for inspection.
Miss ketehuns. OF Seattle. wAs IN Tho
city THIS week. the guest cs Mr.. and Mrs.
u. Ii. vcllsnS~
Mr.. ". L. Butter left on Thursday even
ing for the East. ~ be absent a few weeks
Mr.. ard Mrs. k~efor have gone TO Sa-
lima. Cal.
Mr.. W. +. Muir. 81 Monte Crssto. was
In TIE city this week.
Mr. A ]. Axnew, Mr. W. O. Swalwpl
and Mr.. n ]. Rucker. who were en- a duck
hunting trs2 east OF the Cascades last
week arrived home Wednesday night VIA
Spokane ard the Northern PsSsnc.
Mr.. Frank Lupson. Mo has been chef n
To<aF 4 casisan's camp on Csmsao ISL
and ,er & few months. Is aonne again
Mrs SAkrsev has been seriously II so-
severai days Mia nervous rrostrAtioH.
The sunday scAoo4 % the Christian
church bad an entertainment last Tues
day evening The programme was sue
cssstgiiy carried eut under Inc direction
% Miss Hilton.
Envlsatscas are cut fo~ social 20 -
ssven BY the weodmen On Monday even-
Ing nexG
Matters are progressing favcrscy foF
the bah 20 b given fer tas oenenf % the
electric railway employ -
Mrs. : y. Baird went - Seattle fats
week 10 attend tie reception given BY ne
Csaiury Club % Mrs stacy preSSdens -
the STATE Eexse-stien % Wornrza'S ClGsx.
anS 20 Mrs BARD, vsc~ President
M~. =. A Waite wert - SseHaco0rr On
saturday ~ aKs~ass a meeting cf the bard
81 trustees - sac hospital fer tie snssr~
Mrs T.. Lane - VISITING frssadS IN Ia
SaHsa
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