The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-02
Exereff seriety.

uItteu id1lFS IN tue party
Everett Socfety.
EVERETT May 1-Arbor day and May
aav made the week a notable one in OBJ
servances of spring festivities, but II must
fmnrs~s the mind Of state officials that
sprll % Is toe late a date in the season 10
look for good results from tree planting IN
this section. With trees already fun OF
leaf and blossom. Il Is a hazardous UNDER
taking to transplant them, and the sug-
gestion that a more timely date be chosen
should meet with consideration. in ac-
cordance with the programme outlined by
the state superintendent OF public fnsfruc-
ton the day was very generally observed
In ali the grades of the public schools OF
Everett. The members of the eighth
grade united in planting a maple tree on
the grounds OF the Monroe building
Mr.. J. X. QuilIan and Miss Martha
Frffsch were married In the Odd Fellows
halt at Lowell on Tuesday evening. April
e. Justice Meader officiating. The we'd
ding reception was under the auspices OF
Lowell Lodge No. rs. !. o. o. F.. and Sa-
naarftan Rebekah No 81. Beautiful flow
ers graced the lodge room. The ceremony
was at O clock, the bridal party entering
10 the strains OF the wedding march
played By MIR. George 81. Pillsbury. The
bride were pale blue trimmed with white
qaet of bride roses. Miss Emma Black
man, the bridesmaid. wore white and car
ried bouquet OF white roses Mr.. A. C.
Campbell was the grooms best man. Con-
CALCULATIONS and dancing followed the
ceremony AT 1880 the guests sat down 10
an elegant supper. covers being laid Tor ~
Cut flowers of choice varieties adorned the
tables. Some handsome presents were De-
slowed upon the bride. among them being
/ III, frarz a
basket from the brides associates, and
rich silver set OF tableware. a few special
friends escorted the bridal couple to their
new home on Third street, Lowell. recent
~ fitted up by the groom. who holds re-
sponsible position In the paper mill. The
whole affair reflected much credit upon
the two lodges which so happily managed
H. Among the invited guests were. Mr..
f. ID. Duiin. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Evans, Mr..
and Mrs. T. c. Fleming. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
G. Hester. Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Hester. Mr..
f. Hennigar. Mr.. and Mrs. r.. Huntley,
Mr.. Martin Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. IA. +.
Meader, Mr.. William Mitchell, Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs. A. McMil-
Ian. Mr. and Mrs. William Pelz. Mr.. Lee
Pulver. Mr.. NJ. Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Redpath. Mr.. Robert Schmid. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. G. Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Fritsch, Mr.. and Mrs. +. III. Hoback Mr.
Jordan. Mr.. and Mrs. Pillsbury. Mrs. r.
b. Drew. Mrs. l.. ID. Stephenson, Mrs. s..
@. O'Neal. Miss Eva Peacock. Miss Maud
Peacock Miss Matte Black Miss Mae
Wood. Miss Mae Freese. Miss Matte
Thomas. Miss Anna Taylor. Miss Minnie
Shelton, Mr.. Frank killene. Miss Viola
Hanscom. Miss Maggie Fleming. Miss
Emma O'Neal, Miss Lillian ONeaI, Mr..
Evans Harmon.
The week witnessed another wedding at
the Grand Central hotel, which is becom-
Ing quite matrimonial center. averaging
one wedding a month. The latest couple.
10 be welded In the parlors of the hotel
were Mr.. l.. Il. Bradbury and Miss May
b. Stackpoie. of Cherry Valley on Tuesday
afternoon, Rev. Thomas Coyle officiating
Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Butler arrived home
from the East on Monday after an abb
sence of several months.
Mr.. n. II. Allen returned a few days ago
from San Francisco. where he has been
for two or three years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Goldsby went to
Seattle on Thursday 10 remain few days
Mr.. ". T.. Sutton, superintendent OF the
mines and concentration at Monte Cristo
has been in town for a few days
Mr.. Fred Hoiconib has taken a position
as clerk in the Office of the Grand Central
hotel
Mr.. j. c. Dornin. OF San Francisco. was
in the city this week. He expects 20 make
Tacoma his home shortly.
Mr.. c. A. Donohue and family have re-
moved to Tacoma. where Mr. Donohue will
superintend the shingie mill OF Meteaif &
Wade.
The members Of the Readick company
made many friends during their stay In
Everett this week
Monday. the 10th of May. Is the dav de-
termined upon for the ball Of 81. Agnes
Guild, 10 be given az the Hotel Monte
Cristo.
Mrs. NJ. y. Smith was a visitor in Seattle
this week.
Mrs. o'Rar returned on Monday from a
| visit with friends in Seattle
| Mr.. /. L. Phelps. who has been in charge
| Of the Everett Land Company's wharf for
| four years. has resigned and viii leave In
| few days FOR San Francisco. He has
| made good record and carries with him
| the good wishes of many friends MFR.
| Alex Pasehke win be his successor.
| Master Charlie Pendieton celebrated his
| tenth birthday on Monday About y Of
| his plsymates assisted him IN doing honor
20 the day after the true hearty style OF
| young America.
| Mrs Carsley has decided 70 give up her
| boarding house knowa as the Fairvlew
| Place aud will take a rest 81 q month or
so ia Portland and san Francisco.
| Miss Yuie. superintendent OF the city
1 public schools. who has been boarding N
the FsiFview Place. has removed 20 the
| Hotel Monte criste
Mr.. W. II. Ray entertained some 30 or n
/ ladies and gentlemen Al the Hotel Monte
/ Cristo on "Wednesday evening With a fna
/ exhibition OF electrical ACCOMPLISHMENTS
lie l. well informed on his subject ana
l gives a most entertaining lecture.
| Mr.. and Mrs, Hoioomh have returned
| from visit to Florence Mrs Holcorah Is
/ unuch improved BY the cutting and Mr.. Hel-
| comb cEd some great trout fishing. landing
string - Ia on the last day OF his Visit
| Miss Fannie Jones left on Tuesday a., a \
| extended visit with friends AT kearnev.
i Nch
| Mr. II. c. johnson returned on weanes-
| DAY from viSit 20 Tacoma and Seattle.
Nj, }. =. Crookey was in Seattle this
/ week
| A Christian Endeayor social was give,
/ in the Presbyterian church on Frissx,
| evening.
/ Steamer state % Washington q 10 taxa
isrge excursion party % THE PORT t,v.
| ca2ra dry dock on sunday ander me z4,s-
/ ptces 81 the SrT0SaSEark bzna
| The Evergreen circle ire issffns' sr,,-ys
| isry 81 the Woeiusen % me Nysrla bsxo
/ invited their friends 10 attend a so-siaI \,
| fyihlsn bah next Thursday evening Ny
& short programme. igneheoa ara
/ dancing.
snohemish Happenings.