The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-19

Everett, July Observation-Disclosures In
stfing days are sending people TO the
country and the mountains and the
beaches 10 throngs. anywhere 10 regei in
the open air and get In touch with nature
and partake OF the benefits which comes
with a wholesome outing. with complete
change OF scene and occupation for few
weeks. The beauties OF Puget sound and
the Cascade range should be heralded far
and wide that the people IN the interior
may be induced 10 come and see for them
selves.
The wedding OF Mr. John w. Butter
worth and Miss Mamie Boyntoa Was
among the notable social events of the
week. Although IL was quiet affair, the
prominence Of the contracting parties in
the social and musical circles OF the city
lent special interest 10 the occasion. The
ceremony took place at the residence OF
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. C. II.
Boynton. on Wednesday afternoon. Rev.
j. g Brenton. OF Trinity Episcopal church.
officiating. Miss Lillian Glare Morse was
the maid Of honor and Mr.. v j. Pearse
was the groom's best man. Only the fam
ny relatives were present. After the we'd
ding the bridal couple left on a short trip
10 Victoria They win make Everett their
home. having leased one OF the new
houses OF Mr.. MIly. on Grand avenue.
Mr.. Butterwnrtn occupies a responsible
position in the Office OF the Everett Pulp
and Paper Company. The bride has been
a fayorite in social circles, and the best
wishes OF many friends attend them.
The many friends OF DIR. J. W. Harris.
one OF the officials at the Tuialip Indian
agency near Everett. were pleased TO learn
OF his marriage last week. the bride being
Miss Flora r Mccormick, the wedding
being celebrated at st. Luke's Episcopal
church. Tacoma.
Prof Bechdolt. OF the State University.
an old Minnesota friend OF Mr.. c. c.
Brown. was in the city for few days
this week.
Newly elected officers OF the Kings
Daughters are: President, Miss Mary
Nichols: vice president, Miss Marion
Zimmerman: secretary. Mss Margaret
Clark: corresponding secretary. Miss
Jenna Linton: treasurer. Miss Lillian
Morse.
Mr.. Samuel Packwood and Mr.. Edward
Hansen have gone 10 the eastern part OF
the state 10 engage in mining
There is a beautiful grove near the water
works on the bayside, and IL was the
scene of a very enjoyable picnic under the
auspices OF the Presbyterian Sunday
school on Wednesday.
Mr.. II. A Boyer left this week for st.
Louis as a delegate to the Popuiist ma
tsonal convention.
Mrs. W. Il. Sherfey was q visitor to Sc
attic this week.
Mrs. E. L. Bailey went to Seattle on
Wednesday.
Mrs. II b. Smith has gone to Tacoma
10 visit her sister Mrs. Baker.
MIR. and Mrs. W. @. Swaiweli we're
among the Everett people In Seattle on
Wednesday.
Mrs. James Lafreniers arrived home on
Thursday night from Tacoma. where she
has been spending several weeks with her
sister. Mrs. OfBrsen. Mrs. Lafreniere
er.fri IN To~ ~
brought fine wheel back with her.
Mr.. ]. W. Redpath and Mrs. Isottis Al
pcnalp were married at Lowell on the 9th
inst. the wedding taking place at the resi-
d-nce OF the brides brother, Mr.. William
Bury. near Lowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Critchell who ar
rived here from Minnesota last week, will
ing the daughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs ]. p.
Crooker
Mr. Schuyler Duryee was among tho
visitors I'm attendance at the meeting OF
tho State Press Association in Yakima
last week.
Judge Delaney and family left for Alas
ka on Wednesday. their departure being
regretted by host of friends IN Everett.
who. while wishing them abundance of
prosperity. hope 10 see them return TO
this city eventually.
Mrs j II. Mayor leaves on Monday 20
visit friends in Centrzlla-
Miss Linton has been visiting Miss Nit
chelI IN Snohomish.
Mr.. u. +. Grifith has gone 20 HIS home
at Black Diamond for short vacation.
Mrs II. A. Smith. OF the Arlington hotel.
leaves on Monday for san Francisco 10
spend a couple 81 weeks,
Nh and Mrs. Woodruff are camping on
Naidby island with friends.
Mr. :. s Gardner has returned frem
spoks ne after ar absence OF several weeks
Mss Ida Mayer - visiting friends in
Snonemish.
Mrs. sorenson and daughter. who have