The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-13
IN EVERETT SOCIETY,

EVERETT. June l2-It has been
memorable week With the alumni oe the
Everett high school. The number which
assembled at the annual reunion this year
YVES increased by the large class which
graduated last week. Miss Margaret J.
t1ark's home was the scene OF the recep-
ton on Wednesday evening The guests
which included the faculty and members
OF the school board were received and ,s-
corted 70 the dressing room by pages and
were welcomed in the reception hall by
the president and members. An exceilen,
programme was rendered and consisted Of
music by Miss Alice Gardiner: address Of
welcome. Miss Margaret Clark: recitation,
Miss Alice Gardiner; music, Miss Mabel
clark; poem, Miss Anna Drake: recita-
lions. Mr.. Archie and Miss MAZE Ever
hard chorus, the alumni. The pro-
gramme was artistically decorated with
four~leaf clover. The entrance TO the
main reception room was draped with a
gauze drop curtain woven with white
ciovers. The air was heavily scented
with the odcr of sweet flowers An i'm
inenSe bank Of white carnations in the
parlor attracted much attention. one
table had a lot of beautiful panstes. the
high school flowers, arranged to read IF.
II \, 1877. La France roses. marguer-
ties. sweet peas and other flowers aided
were Margaret Clark. 'as F. Male Ever
hard. st; Lillian Morse. "a. Lenni Linton.
"a. Isevcrick Duryee "a. Mabel Clark.
'ss: Aura Drake. 20; Eesta Pease. 20;
Alice Gardiner. 90; Albert Duryee. So
Alec IL eros 10. OF this years class. In
whose honor the entertainment was given.
there Were present Bertha Ross. Abby
Sumner. Maud Drake. Maud Sorensen
Ruby Brown, Grace Powers. Dora Clark
Will = ~.
Bell. Daniel Duryee. The annual bust
ness meeting cf the alumni was held IN
the high school room or Thursday, when
the following officers were elected: presf-
dent NJ. J. Clark: first vice president, A
+ Dgryee. second president Lenra
Linton: third vice president Grace Pow
eTs; executive committee A F Du~vee.
Morris Bell Alice Gardner. Mabel Clark.
Maie Everhard Emily Sumner. Ruby
Brown; secretary Maud Sorensen: treas
urer. Daniel Duryee.
Most OF the teachers OF the Everett pub
bic schools have arranged for their sum
rle- vacations. Miss Yule. the suparfn-
tendent. IS going 70 California to Join her
Mere who comes from the east Miss
LoUEEney is also gong 10 San Francisco
Mr.. Alien VII pursue a course Of study
IN the Chicago University. Mr. Niles VIII
engage fu surveying in the eastern part
summer with friends rs Tas ouga- q, Miss
Whitney may xo 10 California Mr Mer-
rite5d wlH tea n a private school IN Ever
ett Most - thc remainder Will pass the
summer here ard In camp .ife ant OK
curs3o-s rear the city Miss Carver Is
going as 6eieSate In the Christian En-
de4V,- Con~entso - san Francesca Miss
Rallev VII spend some time al Monte
C~ssto
ar cntc~tainGnent and lunch wiz b
gwen ~ the Christian Esusf eavor Society IN
ina Presbyterian church next Friday
evening.
Du Wednesday evening mex, the raottst
ladies give IN tce cream social al the
residence o. Mr.. LeGros or Rroa sway.
M and Mrs :. NJ kenneS}y arrived
home from TIRE east few days ago Mir
Esane,sy attended the Presbyterian zen
eral assembly n }nsiiana as A daIAEase
:rous the PlsEet Sound prssnytery ara also
s5euI sorse tine IN iowa Mrs. Kennedy
has beer IN TIRE east for several months
Mr. ". 9 Gillespie Is recovering from
saa pistol wounds received = his errt,lr-
ter w.sh tra burglar ~ Prafts drug store
lass SATURDAY nISnf-
TEE Epworth League % Everett has
eis-ssA Mss Randall. wl2Aaus SYence~ an.
Fei~Arsi F7tznsn delegates TO the conveu-
fser n Tacoma july J
GA Monday evening" the Junior Christian
Fsnste2sorerS 90 Lowell gave at ensexgAi-s-
gneHf "a fhs CousTsgat3oE.at church TIE
r~oer3rarae far3a6@d a @aad drill tab
lsalx Ts-cstagfon< ard rnastc. Ire re
ss 3es amounted 20 e..
Hai.e tx GOV Mc.rraw - the city
'n.s we~k rs was entertained BY NJ r.
X T.~w4S
41s noGssas Es-.a- CosE. entertained