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Star Clothing House.

more and living at distance of Ii miles we
will pay your railroad fare.
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,ssrssusy 4 ths I. = q. =, arrived r - eisy
hse voek fre0 1onnemoA
Nh \. oeory lsavso - New Yosk y abe1e
! voek - - Mn = q Ixeae leeve me
Milan Il about month.
+. "a M ysnss q Wil1anseun. - oan
D11eo, Cal.. - = Seattle and intend g MAKE
: - 49, cs-sors,s scssal clsb srs nakias n
ronronenn ~ : au1l-dzssB boll y = given sumo
l1,n 1sry e WoaSs and lGiss Jessphine q
Weals arrived hone lat week from copsa
epe1ngs. We
Nh osnsral Turner savs : nsse pleasant
whist party = . united numosr q hss friends
Last Week.
n ga Mn Z ruhrnan len Tor Issnont
Hob. lsss Tuesday. IA vnl - away to- aseus
Dix Woe1A
Mn !. 4 Michsh snessssinsd her sistsrin-
law. Mn Wnliam Jacklins. ~ hras lev days q
lnst wook.
ne carpsnssss unien VIM sivs : ban = Arm
ogy hall Noyomhse u
najes ana Nm. ]. n Hayden ers entertaining
thor daushtes, MrA ". -. Clarke. 81 WallA
WaIlA
The Unity Club meets tonerrow night st the
Unitarian church They disenss poee Lowell
again.
Mn easdnsr kellogg leaves in about twe
weeks for The Iast whore she win spend ne
winter
Trinity Lssbsran society l. pssparine . hold
basaaf at Tseed'B hall fFidU ana saturday
nightR
me Dsmorsst medal contest comes Of in the
Market Street Baptist church NOVEMBER "A
Tho Meas Gsild q o. Marks church Uees
Wednesday night and reader programme.
NJ and Nm. ". Marshal eha&ney Intend 90
IN. n hnnaonae~fme tha nth a. NoVauho4.
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YoeIlN cave : whist p6Ssy = theif handeomo
80 rroi6eneo. uol 4a66 Un10 ayoaua Prisos
49, <Sr...6 ~ ~. v,s..1 S1fyl1~1 $780, ana
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SOCIETY CHAT.

Last Friday was an eventful day in the history
Of the San Francisco store. Three gentlemen
employed by that firm resigaed on that day. al
Of whom were held In great esteem BY the
other employee Mr. J. o. johnson, head book
keeper. leaves for San Francisco. Nj. Nelson
business hers- Mr.. L p. Wraxg. Of the carpet
department.. leaves for Spokane Falls the com
tnG week.
Trinity Lutheran Society win have . grand
bazaar In Freed's hall, corner Of Seventh and
Olive streets. Friday and Saturday nights Sew.
eral elaborate articles have been prepared and
everything possible to make It grand success
trine 10 taught wiz Be represented BY ladies In
their national eostumeA select muaical pro-
gramMe viii b given each night
Kspscial attention Of the music loving public
10 called to the conservatory recital for the
benefit Of the Ladies' Aid Society, at Fourth II
=. church on tomorrow (hondAy) evening.
The programme 70 IN unus7ally attractive one
and seattle's leading artists participate
The Daughters Of Rebekah met at the Odd
Fellows hall. on Depot and wall sseets, last
Thursday night The order Of the evening was
whist after which rsfrsshments were served.
About 100 persons were present The society
meets every two weeks fof the rest of the season.
The w. C. 7. o.. q their meeting Friday, ap-
pointed . committee Of two 70 Gee about secuf-
ing place Immediately. In which they could
give potato social MrA J. N. WAllingford and
MIA II. A. Parkhurst viii report the result at
the next meeting.
The Philharmonics meet ct Duanes music
store every Monday night The music they in.
has been outlined. Il will consist Of giee sengs
character songs and parts Of operas and selec-
lions from classic composer
Mr.. Fisher. the architect, intended 70 have
given = select whist party In his apartments at
tho Abbott house Last Thursday Might but
owing to his absence from the city it win b
given the coming Thursday night
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Lowman and Min Fannie
Emerv are ct home after . two months visit
East and South, visiting the representative
cities. New York and New Orleans.
The reception given BY the Y. =. c. 4. last
Tuesday night consisted Of debates and . few
recitatioaA week from Tuesday they give .
large reception to their friendA
Mr.. A. R Pinckney OF the Electric Light Com
pany. left last Tuesday for Cleveland. O.. whore
he will b married November to Miss Ella
Murphy of that city.
The Norwegian Dsniah Baptist church, cor
ner sixth and Virginia streets, gave . most
pleasant festival last night for the benefit Of
their organ fund.
The Conservatory Of Art faculty win make
out the programme for the Squire reception
next nursday night II wall consist OF music
and recitations.
The Mercer school give pleasant entertain
msns tomorrow. celebrating the birthday Of the
poet Bryant 4 long programme relative 70
him viii be rendered.
Mrs L NJ Marsen intends TO open womsn's
exchange Immediately. for the benefit Of women
work on sale.
The Concordis hala yin ~ siven abouf the
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turns away hundreds eyerv ~
pect 70 do q big . busineuS
Portland. 7''''|
The Pasadena Times, ~
Miss Neatly stevens, the -;
hives In Seattle tomorrow ~
night st she residences 81 I3x
on sixth and Spring strsoH; =
native Of Chicago, and
college. when she 6rss g. f.
liant and sympathetie plor1
tion, and IL was no surprl1S r
that alter leaving her sl1o
herself to the art which ur6r615
BRIGHT future. she sccoqIIl7
and for I'VE years gavs herr1if
sic, studying der such ri1s2
List, Won BuIow and fkS16
playing was regarded q -
was heard with delight In jim11
London. Returning =
with . reputation ~
ceded her, she &C.,
hsrself by her persoel1
her graces Of mind and hen11 ||
the publia Indeed. har e.
came national Her dohuf f
Franctsco I'VE years ego, "
orchestra She ct that tina ~
and played with the Natesn6 p
which appeared for two MI
She was heard with delishf r.
greatest triumph was, -
Boston, where her eppoornr
being recalled the succooai
played In most Of the pFu11
country, Tor instance IN Phil1
St. Louis, Cincinns ti. lliuno1
In Philadelphia she playo1
year: on one occasion Wth -
National Association az NJ
Of the cities named sho 49,
While her repertoire em1
classic and romantic, and -
the works Of every compuoir Z
TO List. IL shows . mayko1
can music. In fact Mim -
ctalty Ia her concerts Of 60
in our own land, particu1nll5
oil, 6ternbefg. ". g. omi1n r.
III. Sherwood and Kdgoe r
ORniginR Am4Ficasa dr.
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PORT TOWNsE1ID r.
Party - the Hey Cltv -
buds--Porsouol -

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puds-Ferseuok r.
PoRT TowNsENp, Now LIN
IN social circles n Our Gl
broken BY . grand party ~
wednesday evening lnge . -
hall, corner Washiugton O.
The Key City Rallied ooefno
able object the erection 90 RI
orphans' home, and the la6uo r.
eold SHOWS the pcpuiar eyg1e
mens - y ~ caty. IL
1850 w,o.,y = Iut ~ 1 - NY.
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NJ. ana MA = = Aillet ~ l.
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Rev. ana Mn De. Daloe
Charles a. Dyer. N. anA n
Miss lillian 1aillor. Dello D1r
Gertrude Willioon. Minnie -
Lacy Litllene3d, Luey 1EcIntyto
ford. Lillian Gott, Ma Aue -
Paris: Mn Dr. House. Mfo -
Nh xdtth Jones, 1i0 Rf4 q
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MRS BooxK's PARTY.


MRS BooNE's PARTY
Mn. W. Z. Boone gave = small informal whist
party at her homo. Seventh and Alder. last
Thursday night, but a. 10 usual with Mn.
Boons's entertaining. was Thoroughly ENJOYABLE.
Her guests were Mr. and Mira W. 81. wilcox.
Mr.. and Afa 3. Barwell. Mr. and Mra Everett
smith. Mr. John Arthur. Mrs. Waterman, Mrs.
u. n. Miller, Nj. +. j. Gran. Mr.. ]. B. Nc
Doagall
MISS BARrLRrr SURPRISED.
Mias Gertrude Bartlett vas pleasantly uur.
prised ct her mothers home, corner Depot and
Howell streets. last Thursday. partial list OF
the guests were Mr.. and Ma. shaner. Miss Bald.
win. Miss Alma Durant Miss Gertrude Guild,
Nisses Baldwin. Miss Elsie Hall, Miss Hancock.
Mra Woods. Mr. J. w. Bixby. Mr.. Mcbride, Mr..
James. Mr.. Kunxie. Mr. Hsddrie, M wood.
NJ Hancock. NJ Donald.
PLEASANT SURPRISE.
Miss Phoebe Woodhonso and brothers had q
surprise party on Friday evening. Il was soften
up by Nrs- Isaac Dobson and Miss Catherine n
Forney 1t their residence on eussef street. The
evening vas spent In dances. music ana cards.
About twenty-five were present All enjoyed
themselves, and none more than the Woodhouse
family. Refreshments were served.
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- WAv1
II 49, zen ~
WV not ~.
~ 1k9Q5l l osAeS1 0sn.t-
7 wise tnan p
nofsepIey Is
SN may - tekeu
~ esnnted 0ot society e IN nearly ecmno-
Isn't oondiuon. one form q amusement neo -
run dufing the week ana almost emounted % :
1ra3es to-w1t: Surprise paffteA They Wero ten
dered eysry night n the week and in al forms
and disguises. ana, judging from the way they
ere mentioned ~ those VINO attended OF tner
own voiiuon ana those who were "a ere because
they were honored By having oelfipyited
gasst1 they were very. pleasant AFFAIRS indeed
Then there were church socials galore, and tho
man, woman OF child who can attend church
sociahle and mot enjoy Is should b. forever
kept standing Outside the pale Of society. Nm.
eicalo also wero numerous and furnished enjoy
ment - many who do not csaye the liveier Joys
ct eoc1ety. Several Weddfngs, one public bali,
and : number Of small parties aud the theater
roundsd out the week.
Nm. JoHNpouse DAwouEr
m i Z, 1nbn.nr h.nA hookteers, ~ "a.
arm 81 Tolklss. gtnrarman q "a. leave the
corinr reeh ~ 49, rrencsseso .hsra -
VIII eneare n brafnesa IN Fridav nirht his
co-voffers n he sfors 800 rim : benorst 81
she Maison porse and slso preesnse0 MIN an
fhat eersn crr.aiou nm : vstrh ch.v,r ytchlv
tnlet6 mn diemon.ss ~ q c,.s,r ,ssds
: - r.sss-ss.s.~ -.-.... >. 5, 1850 -.
UaodoIenl fosponded Thoa. ~ the fahla ,veva
uE \. Davldsom, Mr.. II y. Bruce. Mr.. a.
Chumqusy, III. - McClay. M. 0oorge Bianch-
as6 M. Z. Hines, NJ. r. Sankey, Mr. J. A.
opeouk ur. 4 IL Gibson, Mr J. =. Millo, Nh B.
n. coo1ns. Mr. - ". Taylor. Nj. A. 4. Cragin,
M Z = Macdonenll, nr. J. o. johnson. NJ J.
~. Dowerk III. ~. & uadean, M. ". a earle,
M. 4. D, Walkos. NJ G. Merrill, NJ. Thomas
Evans. NJ 4 Rank, Nr. Thomas NcWataf. NJ.
J. ~ Naxs1n. HI. =. L Miller. NJ. ". O. Robin
eu1. II. 4. C1av1oed, II. ]. Hank, Mr.. 4 Grubb.
III. 4 palnes, NJ ~. n. oerasham. NJ. 4. Lar.
con. H. choxles Roeto. o. this occasion NJ.
I. +. WNW Was peooontod With cane By his
irisads n ~ oarpst department over which hs
hns boeu oDnoeinfondout unfil hIa Foniennfion
Friday.
oHnu1 An I1E1eW-cA1B PAnrY.
On yriday evUo1ne Z enrprise parsy Ne IN.
dared N. nnA Nm q J. oknNhR g the6r hoenn
go Bsll Gesooe n eoupauv eneorod - hnuoo
quissly, hoane nasksd il sheo1o "a pIllov.
casoa ~ ~ ehnstly Proofs on narehed II
the hooe ana hooooes ondoeyueed = 49, -
q shooo pesoont After much noiae snd
considoenhio opoes u sRhnetns roturnod "a the
ssunknowns world. Dur1ug ~ evening r.
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BattAiisa Drill and Rlss1ssa ~

BoteA1t00 Oft1l and XEoo0oD
The following has hsen inuoo NJ
quarters Of the First reginenE
HKADocARfBne M
NATIONAL GUARDS o. NAg4l1
SEATTLE, MAaA-s o. -
Especial Order ua ~
L Companies B, d and i q -
viii assemble at the Armory = l.
day. November II. 1850 at . 6elee9
structions In battalion drill 81
z The neld and sta9 win 1uune
handing ofacer, and he - ~
star and band to the adtntant 8 ~
said day. Adjutant's call VI
promptly ct $50 p m
II. By reason Of general or09
erai headquarters. under daoo g. .z
1880. an election Is hereby 90 &c!
vacancies in the one of hrse 90 - q
tenant Of Company D. Of this roC>o
day, November 8. 1850. ct 8 p -
2 The members OF said compee
BILE 81 their quarters in the Arue3
and date. and proceed to elect =
said. 5
3 Captain Joseph Green, II e.
hereby appointed inspector of eeie
BY order of CoIoNHL J. q !
0facial: I. n REED, IT,. adjutane
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The High school organised Last Friday night
debating society. Tue ofioen elected were:
Mr. Madison Morse, president: Mr.. Huber Spi-
ger. vice pfesident: Min Birdie Fry, secretary;
Miss Rose nthai. assistant secretary; Niks Leila
Oliver. treasurer. and Mr.. william Beatty, mar
shall. At the meeting last night the exercises
were: Defamation. Mr.. B. FrInk; recitation,
Miss jennie RosenthaI; dialogue. Miss Birdie
Fry. Miss Irene Backus. Miss Leila Oliver; quar-
tstte, Miss Maggie Bird, Miss Clara Elm, Mr..
Huber 6piger. Mr.. Madison More; conundrums.
Mim Ethel Wright; recitation. Mr. Charles
6heafe; reading. Mr.. Henry Jackson: recitation,
Ai0 Lotsie Alvord; oebase, Resolved, Thas war
IL . greater evil than intemperance; affirmative,
Madison Morse. Arthur Hill; negative, Mr.. J.
Smith, M VIM. Beatty.
ALPMA URINARY SOCIETY.
The Alpha Literary Society held it, regular
meeting October q. lse0. The programme Was
- follows:
cOu4 society No. 5
Reading, "0ascombs Babies'' - Henry link
Duet-Banj0 and Piano Observation-Disclosures.
Lurolla Waters and Jessie Hotch kin
Recitation, Roll Call" ......... Susie Cook
heading, The Bald-headed Man. May Dunn
Deeaamstions s'Ihe Lucky Horseshoe"....
Solo. .Bslcw he Low Thaicned Roof
Reading. sAdvies 70 Fire comp.ni is... 1s-'a
Defamation, .Heiahi Of the RidicSious''
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Take the Northern Pacific ral1ze4
sleeper and dining-sax rOuro. foe ~
A.ChilberE. city sickos agent II
bOesea block: = 1onkin. ospos "
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4 suRrRrsx.

4 suKPRIs8.
Last Tuesday evening Mr. and Mn William r
Buddsn wszs surprised BY their friends as their
residence. corner Charles street and Park
avenue The evening was pleasantly passed in
the usual manner OF games, jokes, music and
refreshments. the latter being unusually tempt
ing. The guests were Mr.. ana MIRA Durant, Mr..
and Hrs Shader, Mr.. and MrsL A. 81. Hammond.
Nj. and Mrs q. 3. N. Pratts3Gr. ana Mrs James,
Mr.. and ArA Bremen. Miss Alma Durant, Miss
Leland, Hisa Hall. Miss Guild. MI. Gordan, Mr..
Bixby, Mr.. Mcbride.
BucKEYEs' ENTERTAINMENT.
The Ohio Society met last Tuesday night at
Chisholms hall. Ar. George de Steiguer made
short speech that was well recs we'd The
club quartette. consisting Of Miss Cororsn. Mr..
kiel. Miss Hambright ana Mr.. W. T. Lockard.
rendered some pleading selections. Mr.. w. 4,
Lockard spoke on 1.-THE Buckeye State" and Mr..
I. n. Priest followed with poem dedicated to
his native state. Hon. J. NJ Carson, who had
just returned from Ohio. addressed the assem-.
bly,, and presented each one present with
buckeye he had brought from Ohio.
FOR THE BOYS OF q. nARK'a
Mrs. Baker. living on Eighth street, between
church most pleasant party last Monday
night She intends to continue these parties
from time to time amply to furnish the bovs
with some enjoyment Among those who were
present Monday night were: Frank Van
Dusen, Arthur Currier. Louis Kline, Charlie
Hatfield. Roy Pike. Harry HadAeld, Charles
Dignan, William Ask, James Baker. Franz
Hilton. Charles Curtis, Frank Brown, Charlea
Turner.
One OF the social events Of the week that fur.
nished the members OF Plymouth church with
good time Was the social given there lass
Wednssday night Coffee and cake and other
refreshments. with short programme, formed
the diversions OF the evening The programme
was:
Vocal solo-"Anchsred" Mr.. Gro,,
Recitation. ssThe Bachelors sac"
Norman Abrama
Vocal sOo soel.sl fh. KING Pea, Damon
MrA Overbaagh.
POE Mr. AND NRa YOUNG.
Rev. and Nrs. Elliott w. Brown tauderad . -
ception last Monday night at their residepce ~,
Madison street. complimentary to Mr. and Mr.
A. u. Young. About 100 guests were present
Several young ladies diversified the eenial
course OF conversation with musical salectjop,
both vocal and instrumental seyera, rec,f.'
uons were Also given Serving refreshment.
consumed considerable time. The evening ~.
pleasant one, and was declared % bv the
guests present
METHODIST SOCIAL
The Methodist Episcopal church. Of North q.
attic. gave social last Wednesday night The
programme was:
Vocal soop-'sonly In Name"
.......,... .............. Miss Jennie Houehton
Vocal soio-"Russian Nishting ...... .sn'on
Reci,.son-.var foiis I Han. =. 1 5s
vocal music... Professor T. c, Crsndsli
SURPRISED NJ FRrENps.
IL w0 . surprise TO Aiss Lizzie Davis 10 -.
the friendly faoss OF score OF her frienda IN
the pariors Of her parsnts' home. 5li Yeslsr ay-
eramme was rendered, after high tea VA g,ven
by the parentG Those present were. MIS-
Minnie Rooers4 Min Millfe EArnssk Min Lsszs
Jones. Atas Nellie sapp. Aias Ratie Daysa NJ
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TWO THROUGH TRAIL

TWO THROUGH IkA
The Northern Pacific viii On 80
18th. run two through trains - =
East leaving Seaxile q GIG =
Time shortened twelve hourA -
general agent; E Tonktu. depos
Seattle A. Chilberg. city ttckos
ond street. Boston block.
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! r Calvert Z ca havs removed !
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Cure your rheumatism for 81 -
Of Noore's Revealea Remedy.
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rlIxirY cHuRcn nusIcALs.

rRIxirY cHuRcn MusIcALs
The members Of Trinity church gave q pleas
ant social and muaicale at Chish 1lm's hail lsst
Thursday night During the earlier part Of the
evening the musfcale programme Was rendered
after which dancing and re6reshments snsued.
Many Of the ladies were in evening dress. The
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The Kings Daughter of Sc Marks parish
gave parlor concert last Thunday night as the
residence Of DR.. Harreu and Dr.. Green. About
100 persons were present After the rendition
Of the m usical programme dancing eusued and
was continued tiu late ct night The musical
part Of the evening consisted Of the following
instrumental and vocal ronditions:
Piano duet-Comedy Overture. Keller Dela
Ma Garrett end Mn. Black
Vocal oolo-6tng. Smile, Slumber. 0ouuod
IrA Hatfield.
Instrument tai duet: Mandolin and guitar.
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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-28
PURELY PERSONAL.

United states Marshal Clarke went 70
Kalamazoo on Government business
Saturday.
Mss Belknap. who has been spending
the winter WITH her father. Congress
mau BeiSnap, returns to Grand Rapids
early in May.
Arthur scott, Of Grand Haven. and
J. A. Engis, OF Kalamazoo, were among
the guests who registered At the ClaIen-
don Yesterday.
Wm. " Laughlln, Harry ". Hnl
snd " r. Mclaughlin. Of Sturgs, ADD
Albert r. smith, of Cad lilac, were
among the guests az the Esgle yester-
dav.
Prof. r A Wslls1stein. vho hss
been a resident Of Chicago for some
time past. hss returned % tbs city aud
i now confined - his room AZ the
Herm tage.
Zenss W.ns0T. resident u Grand Rap
pts Tor mors than ffty-hve years. Who
hss been spending the winter in Ten
nessee. s back 70 rs old sta mPinz z
grounds