The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-25
At Everett

EVERETT. April sS--Naeh interest
cert.ret IN rhe c>l@orz,scn % Easter
Sunday About all the churches
we're decorated wft1 Towers ard had
special music for the great festival TIN
ttT Episcopal csureh had = chcsr coz
posed % Mrs. Dense ard Atss Couxsll So
prarcx. Mrs. Kingston and Miss MAYOR
altos. Mr.. Tnonrs2n. tenor Mr. Clark
and Mr. Dzsdc. hassos. Miss -iohecy,
crza-sss Among the sp@cizl features cs
the rsesse were the Te De1n BIZ Thomas
the anthem Christ the Lord Is Risen :"
~ Dudley Buck. ard the orerzory an
them The Easter Sunshine Breaks
Again" hy AsetxEe. sung ~ Mrs D>nne.
The Presbyterian choir. under ,as airec-
ton Of Miss Zimmerman also gave some
6ne music. among which was a solo.
Christ Our Passover ~ Mr.. NeScher
AT tire Conversational church a fre pro-
granrns vas rendered az the song ser
vice held IN the evening TIE Baptist and
Methodist churches and the Church OF
Our Lady OF Good Help also had special
services. comn-rative % the day.
TIE social features Of the worsa's
Book CLUB are quite as enjoyable rs tAe
literary feaSts as was evidenced Mon lay
afternoon wien club tea was served 20
thirtv-ffve ladies Tho home 90 Mrs. 3.
-. Baird was made beautiful for this c.
casicn by the COMMITTEES having the enter
tsinnent in charge Bouquets OF csrnz-
tfons. the club flower. srd 6arodsIs the
club colors. grncsi the tables ard manteis.
The guest o< honor vas Mrs. Clara Hor-
man. a national w c. T. Z. enlcsr. and
q woman with rare PERSONAL charms. Her
talk before the club was invisorating and
inspiring, and should she again visit Ev-
erett she would be welcomed BY = host %
admirers Musical numbers By Mrs Denna
and Mrs. Irving; The Art Of Entertain
ing" a paper by Mrs. Knowlton and
Letters F'rsm Other Clubs read BY
Mrs Cooley. all OF which were OF the
highest order and reflect great credit upon
the club made I'D the programme. after
which an opportunity Was given TO meet
Mrs. Hoffman before dainty refreshments
were served. Mrs Duryee and Mrs Yer
non presided I'm the dininsreorn Small
tables scattered about the rooms accom-
modated the guests. Soft strains from
the piano mingled with the voices OF Joy
Gus conversationaitsts. and IL could be
truly said IL was feast OF reason and
flow OF soul" The club will give another
social event on May u at Hotel Monte
Cristo.
very nne entertainment was given in
Guild hall on Wednesday and Thursday
BY the ladies Of Trinity parish in the
shape OF a bazaar. with a supper and
dance. The ladies cleared SIS and feel
very much pleased The Easter Offering
ar Trinity. by the way. amounted TO the
handsome sum OF s50I.A The following
members Of the vestry were elected en-
Easter Monday: Dwight X. Darling r.
s. Hanna. @. NJ Osborn. c. .. Frat, j.
y. Walker, c. r. Drew. Y. J. Pearse.
birthday party was given by Miss
Olive Banks on her tenth birthday. last
Saturday. Among her playmates present
were: Lura Pendleton. Eva Mitchell.
Katie Costello. Marion Pendleton. yeda
Drake Amy Haskell. Norine Costello,
Anna Drake. Ruth Banks. Bessie keenan,.
Gladys Mitchell. Dora Peterson. Charles
PendIeton. Mercer Vernon. Arthur Stew
art. Miles Mitchell
The ladies OF the Catholic church gave
a very pleasant social In Pythian ball on
Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs r. Browneu went TO Seat
tie on Wednesday.
Mrs. ]. II. Nsylor has gone to CentraIia
10 visit her daughter.
Mrs. J. c. Denney and Mrs. J. II. Mitch
ell visited Snohomish friends last week.
Mr.. l. II. Fisher. who recently opened
a shoe store here. will remove his family
ffom Tacoma 10 Everett.
Capt. Gilmore will 60 to California 10
spend the summer. Mrs. Gilmore viii
spend a few months with relstives In
Victoria.
Rev. Thomas Coyle and Mrs. s. VI. Ken
NEEDY were IN Anacortes as delegates 20
the Presbytery from Everett.
AFR. w. ]. Rucksr arrived home on Mon
day from an Eastern trip.
Mr.. A Hubert has removed from Sno-
homish TO Everett, and is occupying one
OF the Ner cottages on Rucker avenue.
Mr.. Harold Hutchinson. of Tacoma, was