The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-18
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EVERETT, April l5.-Sunshfne IN the
sky. halmy hreezes in the air. fragrant
blossoms on the trees. certainly the spring
jubilee Is a joyous one at this writing and
for the week welcoming the advent OF the
Easter festival. Everett's flower gardens
are growing. by the way, and each year
witnesses an increase in the attention
given TO identifying yards and lawns.
Much improvement is under way this
spring In painting and otherwise bright
ening UP the many pretty homes OF Ever
EFT
week IN social circles was the wedding OF
Miss EstelIa May Swsrtout and Mr.. JOS
eph A. swaIweIl on Thursday afternoon
at the home of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Swartout. The ceremony was at
go o'clock. The house was beautifully
decorated and a handsome arch was
erected in the front parlor. where the
bridal party stood while the nuptlal knot
was tied. Rev. r. T.. Drake officiated-
The bride entered the room leaning on the
arm OF her father and was followed BY her
maid OF honor. Miss Reicheneker. The
groom ard his best man, Mr.. y. E. Grif-
nth entered from the side door and
awaited the arrival Of the bride. Miss
Anna Clark presided at the piano and
played the wedding march. The cere-
mony IN which the wedding ring was
used was short and was followed by the
sincere congratulations OF the relatives
and other guests. The bride received
many beautiful gifts. She was dressed in
white Swiss trimmed with satin ribbon.
She wore orange blossoms in her hair and
carried a bouquet OF bride roses. Miss
Relcheneker wore a cream dress and car
ried pink roses. After refreshments were
served the bridal party. amid a shower Of
rice took the carriage for the train going
10 Seattle and Tacoma and will perhaps
visit Victoria before their return 10 Ever
EFT which Will continue 70 be their home
Both are well known and highly esteemed
BY a large circle OF friends here. who
unite In best wishes for them. The brides
travelling suit was OF tau-colorsd material
Everett Lodge. No -, Knights OF Pyth-
las will give tts Easter BAN az Pythian
hall on Easter Monday. There will be
sacing and cards. The following commit
tees are in charge. or arrangements. +.
w Barton @. ". Osborn. G. p. Anderson :
on reception. John T, Rogers and wife.
II. y. Cooley ard wife. r. o. Coe and
wife. J. r. Mathews and wife. s. r. Thay-
er and wife. Or. ". c. Cox and vile, r. J.
Dwyer and wife. p. X. Lewis and wife;
floor committee. Edward Mills. c. P. An
eerson. c. NJ. Buck. r. W. Clark. J. e.
Koran. A. s Taylor.
Invitations will be lasted by Lowell
Lodge No rs l. q O. r, and Samaritan
Eehekah Nc. 81. fer q wedding reception 70
be held In their hall on Tuesday evening
the 9TH. when Mr. J. r ouflfn and Mss
Martha Fritz. both OF Lowell will BE
married. Justice II +. Meader viii on
cgAte OF course expectation runs high
In anticipation Of tie pleasures OF this
rare event IN the history OF the order and
the spirit OF fraternity viii be manifested
with more thar ordinary zeal.
DR.. c. & Mum. OF Saawsno. Mich. has
recently located 81 Everett.
The ladies' % Trinity Episcopal church
will hold their haEar and supper on
"Wednesday and Thursday afternoons q
the coming week. followed BY a dance
Mr. Charles Fl. Waiting and Mss Han
nah KrieSchel. O. Snohonish. were THIS
week licensed to wed.
Mr. Thomas Dwyer has arrived here
from West Superior and viii prohs by In
terest himself n mining properties 81 this
county.
Mr.. r =. Cloheey left a fe~ DAYS sEo 20
h~Esn spr4nE operations or the Kooteray
Consolidated Mining Conpa1gts property
Mr. sam a. rurbsr and bride have re-
turned from their wedding trip,
Mr. NJ q. Tibh,ts who has h1en IN
rived home a few days ago.
Mss IVY FergUson. % Snohornlsh. has
accepted a position as stenoETapher IN tar
county Autstor's ctf'ce.
x~-v pleasant social was given ~ the
wo1sen's Relief Corrs n Carpenter han
o. Wednesday evening. Games. refresh
r,,su,s ana dancing were srsorE ire Tea
cures cf the evenings entertainment