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BALLARD SOCIAL NEWS.
The Ladies' Surprise Lodge Attendant
Coming Social Events.

The Ladies' Surprise Lodge Attendants
Coming Social Events.
At the close of the Odd Fellows meeting last
Wednesday night all the members OF Salmon
Bay lodge were very agreeably surprised by the
arrival of their wives and some lady friends In
body. Every one was loaded with q basket OF all
sorts Of good things, and some had kettles OF hot
coffee besides. The members, of course, instead
OF going home. helped the ladies bring in and
arrange the many kinds of cake, sandwiches,
fruit, ETC. After all had partaken of refresh
ments Messra Thomas HOUSTON, Frederick
York, Andrew Mccain and George P. Holden
made few appropriate remarks, compliment
ing and thanking the ladies for the success Of
their surprise and the abundance and quality of
their edibles. The surprise was probably the
most thoroughly successful one yet had in
Ballard. Mr.. Thomas HOUSTON gave q
recitation, after which the tables were cleared,
and few dances were INDUCED in. The ladies
who so ably participated in the surprise were:
Mrs. Comstoek. Mrs. Desnoyer, Mrs. wheatman,
Mrs. Read, Mrs. Lsnders, Miss Read, Miss Wat
ney, Mrs. Seals, Mrs. Holden, Mrs. Gourdon,
Mrs. Cyrwenska, Mrs. Lyle, Miss Sorls and Miss
Lyle.
On Thursday, the 18th instant, select ball,
which promises to be the event of the season,
will be given in the opera-house on Broadway
Invitations viii be issued and frst-class music
will be furnished.
The ladies of ST. Stephens Episcopal church
intend also to give on the same evening de-
icious supper, to which the guests of the ball
are invited.
On Friday Mr. and Mrs Peter Rundberg and
six children arrived at Ballard from Stockholm,
Sweden Mr. Rundberg is a brother-in-law of
Mr.. o. W. Lind, and intends to make Ballard his
future home
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rer.nnni Mention.

Nj. C n Frs,t left last week tcr Everett
Mr.. c, W. Seymour was In chehats ga wesines,
day.
Bishop Paddock has returned from q tttn q,
Seattle.
Mr.. Joseph Jchnsca Left On "Wednesday a,sAs
for the East
Mr.. = A. rersins has returned from a es,es
trip to Portland.
Miss Rida raya returned On TUESDAY from Q
visit 10 Olympia,
The Hon, A. A. rlammsf. Of Port Townsend.
was in Tacoma this week.
Mr.. G A. Fertiss ei olympia. formerly II tAl.
city, was here last sunday,
Mr.. Charles Kiseahsis, the rost Townsend
capitalist, was in the city Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Fsy scott. ~ s.ss Angeles. are
visiting the family If NJ Arthur r, scott. ia
this city.
Mr.. J. W. tysons. seFpesiy esiitos 81 The eest
Townsend Iee8ss, who be. esea confined ~ the
home ~ NJ John Mseina Ia Tacoma fas saay
months past with rFcsfsc,sa spsll Of nervous
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prostration and meningitis Ia now convs4escen''
and viii return home Monday.
Mr.. 9. W. Enos left last saturday tor New
York state. He expected 20 remain away i"f
five or six weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. samuel wiikeson left last safur-
day for New York. expecting to remain away
about two months.
The Misses Payn, Of Lexington, Ky, who have
been visiting their cousin, Mrs stsicup, Oh tnAs
city, win not remain here very much longer
Mr.. and Mrs George willard started for their
home at Battle Greek, Thursday. They nave
been visiting for several weeks with MI and
Mrs. T. Lacy.
Miss Fuller, of Washington City. who hiss been
visiting her sister, Mrs Hugh Wallace, Will
probably leave for the East the latter part of this
month. a. she expects to go abroad next month.
The Vincent Chautauqua Circle has reorsan-
ized, with the Rev. r. B. Cherrington, president;
Mr.. Albert Haywood. vice president; Miss Vars
Saunders, secretary, and Mr. w. C. Hemensley,
treasurer.
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WEDDINGS.
silver Wedding Celebration

Last Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ander-
son. OF Salmon eay, were surprised by q number
of friends who came 10 celebrate with them the
,wenty-ntth anniversary of their wedding,
Mr.. o. Shillestad made q short speech and pre-
scented 70 the couple most attractive silver tea
set consisting of teapot. sugarhowl, cups and
szueers. cream pitcher. teaspoon holder. cake
dish and half dozen spoons. also butter knife
snd sugar spoon and two handsome spice eups
He told them that the presents were q token
OF love aud friendship from the many friends
who had always regarded them with the highest
esteem. Mr.. and MRS Anderson felt too much
moved By so unexpected a reception TO cav
much, but nevertheless responded in
an appropriate manner After a well.ensoyed
lunch q programme was rendered consisting
OF parior games. songs and music. Those pres
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AIIen-Gaylord.

Last night Rev John +. Damon performed the
ceremony OF marriage for Mr.. Alexander J. Allen
and Miss Anna Lucinda Gaylord. The marriage
was celebrated at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry johnson, No. 2,6l1 Fourth street MI.
Robert Allen was groomsman and Miss Ance
Allen was bridesmaid The presents were
large In number and of 9 very valuable
and useful kind Those present were: MI and
Mrs. II. johnson, Mr. and Mrs. A. Allen, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. d. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs J. Alien, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Roland, Mrs J. s. Fetterly, MI. and
Mrs Il. A. Davies, Miss C. E. George, Miss Alice
Allen, Miss Lille MiIlet, Miss Pearl Moore, MISS
Edith kellogg, Miss Emma Casad. Mr. K Allen,
MI. I'll. Malone, Mr. Chester Smith, Miss Lottie
smith and Mr. Jaw GAYLORD.
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Latona Church Social.

The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ f. church
gave basket social ut the residence OF Mr. aud
Mrs |. A Scott Thursday evening. twas very
pleasant ana successful In every way. Among
those present were: Rev and Mrs. J. II. Ed
wards, MI. and Mrs. Willis. Mr.. and Mrs Coons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman. Mr.. and Mrs. Avery, Mr..
and Mrs ieaughry. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett, Mr..
snd hTs spaaiding, Mr.. and Mrs. Knapp, Pro-
lessor beaehum, Miss Marshal, Miss Wilbur,
Miss uInleh, Miss Elite Douglass, Miss Emora
avery, miss May Avery, Miss Attic Coons, Miss
Fay scott, Miss Eva spaulding, Mr. William Nc.
iAren, Mr. A kciArcn, Captain Breckenridge.
Mr.. Aussie Cowsn. Mr.. Edgar shadbald, Mr..
samuel coons, hr. Alfred Avery and Master
Eddie Bennett
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Welded TO A SINGER.
III. j. Claussen, Lately q Brewer, Ma,
ried to Emma Meyer

Emma Meyer. who has for so many month.
been the attraction at Beede's cafe. was marr,.d
by Judge Osborn yesterday to II. j. Claus.e,
late of the Claussen and Sweeney Brewing CON.
pany.
II had been quietly whispered for some tim.
that the groom was pretty badly smittsr
Many, however, said that the ponul.,
singer was welded to her art 80
would lend no willing ear to matrimoassl
projects. Yesterday, however, the matter -,
settled by quiet wedding, and today III. and
Mrs. Claussen are on the ocean bound for 3.
Francisco, where the couple viii SPEND ~
honeymoon. They viii be away about tva
months, after which they will return and -
Up their permanent residence in Seattle
Mr.. Claussen is in excellent financial eircun.
stances, and Miss Meyer, that was, ia regarded
as lucky girl
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The Philomathean Society,
Buruell Chantannna Circls.

meeting of the Burweli Chsutanqaa Circle
was held on Monday evening st the residence Of
Mr.. A. p. Burwel. No. 2.sio Fourth street 1t
was the first meeting Of the season for actual
literary work The suhiec; taken up tor con.
siderAtion was American History and Litera.
ture- The members Of The society are 4 band
Of earnest workers, ana a prominent member OF
the circle said, in mentioning the meeting that
The winters work would be attended with sub
siantial results. The committee on programme
for next week is Mr.. O. " ByErs. Miss Kate Big
ham and Miss u. HegzrdI
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CARD OF THANKS.

The women's Home Society, through the
columns OF your paper, wish to express their ap-
probation of and return thanks for the many
courtesies extended to them by the managers of
the observation-disclosures and other papers of
the city, enabling them 10 make their recent
art exhibition q success They also desire
especially to thank the following persons and
firms who so generously aided them in various
ways: Judge Thomas Burke, use of rooms:
Messrs. Hills & stoner, for many favors; s
Friedman, Seattle dry goods store. use of
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no he Married To-day.

The marriage of Mr. Charles p. Spinhorney
and Miss Anna Lofgreen, both OF this city, will
be celebrated this morning at the Catholic
church of the Lady of Good Help, az the cor
ner of South Fourth and Washington streets.
Miss Lofgreen has made her home in Seattle
since she was quite young and Mr.. spinhorney
came here recently from Iowa. For the past
fifteen months he has been employed In the fire
department as driver of engine No. /.
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SOCIETY AT TACOMA.
Delightful Afternoons Enjoyed
by Riding Parties.
MYSTIC sHRINERs WELCOMED.
Inaugurating the Musical Concert Sea-
i've Games-Personal Mention.

Oct. TO-
Special. This
week could not have
been called . gay
one in private enter
tainments, even by
the most enthusiast
tic. Most of the
weeks amusement
had to be derived
from the exposition
and the theater.
The exposition, how
ever, is now really
over. and Innes'
band is on the move
for other scenes and
pastures new" No
m ore exposition
until next yearl
Many will doubtless
miss ii. for there Is
nothing like feeling
that one has a place
to which one may
go, If he or she so
wishes, but now
that feeling Is .
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Unitarian Church Fair.

The ladies OF the Unitarian church are max
ing extensive preparations for fair to be given
in the near future. The Ladies' Auxiliary meets
every Friday afternoon in the parlors of the
church. All ladies interested in the work of the
church are invited to attend. In addition to
this day for special work is to be held. Next
week the meeting is to be held at Mrs Sim
mons. on Fourth avenue, near Ballard street.
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Mrs. d. p. raylor's Dinner PARTY.

Mrs.. d. P Taylor gave pleasant dinner party
last wednesday afternoon al her residence near
Lake Warrington. Among those present were:
Mrs W. VISITS, of Duluth. MINI: Mrs G. Rsy-
mond, of Duluth, MINI; Miss Hattie Wallace
OF 81 Paul, MINI; Mr., and Mrs. J. Epperson. of
spokane; Mrs ", Jennings. of Spokane; Mr..
and Mrs. W. L Loy, Mr.. and Mrs : wray. Mr
and Mrs W. B. Sharp. Mr.. VIII wray and Mr..
Thomas Shsrn
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ent were: Mr.. and Mrs.. o. Shillestad, Mr.. and
o. Larson, Mr. and Mrs. j. Lndquist, Mr. and
Mrs. E. Farrell, Mrs. Davis, Mr. o. Williams, Mr..
Z. Peterson, Mr.. Brygger. Miss s. Shiilestad.
Miss NJ. Indquist, Miss Bigger, Miss c. Ander-
son, Miss E. Rosenberg. Mr.. Frank shillestad,
Mr.. Alfred Shillestad, Mr.. Andrew Shiilestad
and Mr.. j. g. Rosenberg
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In Honor Of Misc Braxton.

There was pleasant reception given Moniay
evening at the house OF Mrs. R. Dixon, No. 1,424
Washington street, in honor of Miss Julia A.
Brsxton. After enjoying the pleasures of the
dance, the guests were served with fine
luncheon. There were present Mr.. and Mrs. R.
Dixon. Mr.. and Mrs. William Kane, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Rhoades,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Highwarden, Mrs. ]. II.
Jones; Mr.. ]. L. Braxton, Mr. J. Harmon, Mr.. l..
!. Walker, Mr.. J. 7. Gayton, Mr.. G. w. Grant,
MI L. J. johnson, DR.. and Mrs. C. s. Shadd.
MISS Braxton left the next morning to visit
friends in Tacoma
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A Fifteenth Birthday Party.

Miss Agnes Koslowski gave q very pleasant
birthday party on Friday evening at the home
of her parents, sixth and Columbia streets A
number of young people were present. who had
thoroughly good time. The young lady had
Just turned Is years of age and received q num-
Der of presents and the warm congratulations OF
a host of well wshers.
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In Honor of Miss purbin,

Mrs J. J. Post. OF Fifth and Columbia streets,
on Tuesday evening had an exceedingly in
formal gathering at her residence in honor OF
Miss Durbin, of Denver, who while in Seattle
was the guest of Mrs Griffith Davies. The few
friends present played whist heard some pleas
ant music and enjoyed dainty Refreshments.
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Tn. M,.se. Lutx Entertain.

A pleasant party was given Wednesday even
ing at the LutE house by Miss Lucy Lutz and
Miss Laura Lutz 20 some thirty couples of their
friends. The entertainment consisted of re-
freshments. dancing, and the best of music, and
lasted into the small hours.
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Mr. whittineton surprised.

On Friday evening number of friends sur
prised Mr.. J. Loring Wilmington at his resi-
dence on Seneca street The party seized upon
the occasion of Mr.. whittington's birthday to
do him honor In this way. The evening was
pleasantly passed In music and dancing. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Hill, Miss
Furth, Miss Riley, Miss Graves, Miss Piper, Miss
Wilson, Mr.. T. N. Halter, Mr.. r. n. Palmer. Mr..
H. B. Pomeroy, Mr.. C. M. Austin, Mr.. P. B. Stew
art and Mr. Ball
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with the Riding Parties.

Riding is still In favor, and will rreeae,y 70
main 50 as long a. the delightful afternoons
last Yesterday afternoon two small PARTIES
went out from the city and enicveA delightful
ride. Mies Edmands. Mr.. AStaalt. Mlss JeaSte
SEYMOUR and Mr.. Nihleck composed ans payts
and the other consisted 81 Mrs. ", l. tAaanls,
Miss Seymour, Mr. Morton Ramsden. Ml.s
Fuller aud Mr.. 7. N. rretteS
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Epworth League Social.

The Epworth League, of the First Methodist
Episcopal church, composed of the young peo-
pie OF the congregation, gave a most enjoyable
sociable in the basement of the church on Fri
day evening. very nice programme was rem
dered, which was enjoyed not only By the men,
bers but by many of the older members of the
church. The refreshments served toward the
close of the evening were thoroughly appre-
ciated- Among the oder members present were
Rev. and Mrs. Levi Gilbert, Mrs. Parkhurst. Mr.
ana Mrs. C. F. Fishback, Mrs. J. l. Johnson and
q host of others
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Young Mems Social Club.

Thirty well known young men met at the
Burke block on Thursday evening for the pur-
pose of taking preliminary steps toward the
formation of young mems social club. Nearly
a hundred names have been suggested for MEM
bership. A meeting will be held on Friday
evening next to perfect an organization. The
project is q good one, and win doubtless meet
with complete success.
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Mi.. Richardson's Success.

Miss Itssis Richardson, the clever elocution-
ist who gives society entertainments OF liter
ary character. Is meeting with marked success
In her tour vi the sound cities. She will return
from her tour and probably give several enter
tatnaenta Ia seattle,
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Mrs. strout.. Country CIun Fart,

Mrs. Edwin A. strout gave party 10 a mum.
Der OF friends at the Country Club on Tuesday
afternoon and evening. The affair was very
pleasant The hostess gave q nne dinner and
the evening was devoted 20 music and the play
ing of games. All who were present enjoyed
the affair hugely. The guests were: Mr. ana
Mrs r. A. strout. Mrs III. q. Strive. Mrs. j. C.
Haines, Mrs. A. +. MacCulsky, Miss Buck, Miss
Collins, Miss Rehecea Collins. Miss Wilson. Mr..
Bernard Pelly, Mr. Il. NJ. Palmer, Mr.. T. N
struvs and Mr. stroat The party returned to
Seattle Wednesday morning.
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A Canning weddinr.

ia Wednesday, al the residence of the brides
parents, Nv aud Mrs Il. 6. Caldwell, No. l,60i
Ninth street, Miss Florence Caldwell viii be
united Ia MI, Alexander Colin Campbell The
ceremony viii 10 performed by the Rev. G. J.
RuTVhotl
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l.die. t.i,erariiy Inclined.

A number 81 ladies on Friday afternoon met
a. the residence at Mrs Amos Brown and en-.
joyed some excellent literary exercises All
these associations merit warm encouragement
fer they 90 great good in community.
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On Thursday evening q number of friends
surprised Mr.. A. Amunds at his residence on
Virginia street, the occasion being the celebra-
ton of his 46th birthday. Mr.. l. Hulsether. on
behalf OF the party, presented Mr.. Amunds with
silk hat and Mr.. Fred Bloomberg bestowed on
behalf of other friends gold headed cane. The
speeches were quite appropriate. The evening
was spent pleasantly in every way. Those
present were: Consul and Mrs. A. Chilberg,
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Frsch, Mr. and Mrs4 X G.
Faegre, Miss N. Lundquist, Miss Belle Olsen,
Miss NJ. Amunds, Mrs A. Amunds, Mr.. II.
Slettengren, Mr.. A Lee. Mr.. A. Aalberg, Mr.. X.
Iceberg, Mr.. P. Rodte, Mr.. l. Hulsether, Mr. G.
Anderson, Mr.. NJ. Monsen, Mr.. Fred Blomberg,
Mr.. Nels Anderson
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u,.h school Literary society.

The Seattle High school Literary Society held
n well attended and interesting meeting on Fri
day night at the assembly room OF the Central
school building. The members discussed an
important municipal question. The debate was
ON the subject, "Rssossed, that the Seattle ere
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MT. and Mrs. Ramel Entertain.

On Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. E. Ramel
entertained a few friends at their home on
South J. street. The entertainment was pro-
gressive games at cards, q different game being
played at each table. The ladies' FIRST prize was
awarded to Mrs. w. I. Landell and the ladies'
BOBBY prize TO Miss Seymour. Mr.. W. L Landell
won the gentiemen's first prize and Mr.. P. V.
Caesar the BOBBY prize. When the games were
finished refreshments were served, the guests
not departing until after midnight Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs Emile RAmel. Mr..
and Mrs. w. /. Lsndell, Mr.. and Mrs P. v.
Cesar, Miss Little, Miss Seymour, Miss Jessie
Seymour, Mr.. Charles whedon, Mr.. Morton
Ramsdell, Mr.. +. n. Trottsr and Mr.. Joseph
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The Alpha Literary Society.

The Alpha Literary Society OF the Denny
school held its first meeting of the year on Tues
day afternoon. The following were elected as
officers for the ensuing term: President, Miss
Gertrude Page; vice president, Miss Mamie
Spencer; secretary, Miss Estella Cole; treas
urer, Mr.. William Morphy. A programme con-
sisting of Rotations, readings, songs and essays
was rendered. This society is composed of
members of the >eighth-year class under charge
of Mrs, F. E. Nickels
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Chief Kellogg Out Again.

Chief kellogg has so far recovered from a,
effects of his fall at the Schacht & Meysr In
which happened last Thursday night, thss =
was able to be about yesterday and was at h..6
quarters for a short time in the aiternoon. =
arm was not broken, but severely wrenehet ~
the shoulder disIocated.
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Church Affair ut Kent.

On Friday evening an entertainment was
given at Kent for the new Episcopal church.
The following ladies and gentlemen OF Seattle
took part in the programme: Rev. J. Cheal,
Miss Beatrice Cheal, Mrs. Adelaide Holmes, Mr..
John kellogg. Mr.. Will Stirling and Professor Fl.
Sherman Sharpe. The affair was q complete
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A PARTY On the Cyrene,

Mr.. J. NJ. Colman sailed yesterday afternoon
with party Of pleasure seekers on his private
yacht Cyrene for pleasant cruise II lie posi-
BILE that the party went 70 Tacoma before re-
turning 10 the city.
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rs INTERESTING LErTER.

The following letter is splendid evidence OF
the merits Of Chamberiain's Cough Remedy for
the rslist Of any case of colds:
WATERLOO. III, Jan. 20. Iset
hsssrs Chamberlain q Co, Des Moines. Ia
SeI.ficssen; Your letter of recent date received
today. Your remedies have given NV customers
good satisfaetion, especially Chamberlain =
Cough Remedy. which IL considered better
W. 4. EILRRAcHT, Druggist
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other fun that children delight in. After play
had been INDUCED In to the satisfaction OF all
table was set, upon which was cake, fruit and
candy, which feast all enjoyed TO the fullest ex-
tent Those present were: Master Frank
Chamberlain. Master Ralph Hanford, Master
stepsan Harlan, Master Ned Hanford, Master
Wiiburt Harlan, Master Warren Hastie, Master
Willie Mofrdell, Master Ray Andruss, Master
Clifford Perry, Master Earl Buchett. Master
Tommy Merriman, Master Stewart Hagen and
Master Freddie Ross
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Rainier Club omcers.

The following officers have been elected to
serve in the Rainier Club for the ensuing year:
President, Mr.. Edward o. Graves; vice presi-
dent, MI. Columbus T. Tyler; treasurer, Mr..
Abram Barker; secretary, Mr.. George Hyde
Preston Mr.. C. T. Tyler, Mr.. E. C. Neufelder
and Mr.. Abram Barker were reelected TO serve
on the board of directors. The trustees who
hold over are Mr.. w. E. Bailey, Mr. E. B. Down
ing, Mr.. Josiah Collins and Mr.. E. A. Strout 1t
10 stated that the club will soongmove from its
present quarters and occupy the Leary mansion.
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Master Ross Rtrtna.x PART.

On Wednesday a birthday party was given for
Master Eddie Ross. who has arrived AZ the age
OF Miss Carrie Willard and Miss BERTHE Duffv
assisted the little ones with games and such