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Elsex-MirIer.

James A. Elssy and Emily Miller were married
at the residence OF the brides parents, al South
Park, on Thursday, July i6, ut 5 O'Clock, tina
Rev = Dell Johnston officiating only relatives
and very few friends were invited, but a. rsia-
tives were numerous about forty guests were
present Nra Miller had spared no trouble In
preparing the wedding feast, aud the guests did
ample justice 70 the good things set before
them. After the ceremony the guests repaired
TO the spacious dining hall. and after the feast
haa music and coaysxsAtion until time for the
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Entertaining Young People.

Mr.. and Mrs. l. W. Buzby entertained a small
company of young people on last Tuesday
evening in honor of Mr.. James II. Ward, at
their home on Lombard street. delightful
time spent in social intercourse, supplemented
by interesting experiments in psychical mani
festations, was followed by light collation..
The following were present; Miss Ida NJ. Foote,
Miss Grace E. Vrooman, the Misses Cole, Miss
Jessie Ryckman. Miss Ethel Benson, of Port
land: Mrs. Ryekman, Mrs. H. l. Ward, of Ohio;
Mr.. Fred B. Hitchings, Mr.. A. b. Olson, Mr.. E.
NJ wolley, Mr.. Sherman AFTER and Mr.. E. C.
sharpe.
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Halter BuiIdInr Law Club.

The usual meeting OF the Halter Building
Law Club was held ON Monday afternoon in the
Office OF Mr.. Hastie. Mr. Fred Rice Rowsll pre-
sided. Mr.. Hastings was 20 have presented 3
paper on Admiralty Jurisprudence, but being
absent, Mr., Joseph Shipper gave an exposition
of the subject. which was thoroughly enjoyed
His remarks were followed by general discus
sion. The club 10 doing very excellent work.
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Mr.. Edmiston Entertains.

Mr.. J. K. Edmiston entertained a few of his
friends ct the residence of Mr.. Reid, on Fifth
and Lenora streets, on Monday evening last
Dancing and music were INDUCED in until mid
night, when refreshments were served. The
guests departed about clock, having spent a
very enjoyable evening. Those present were:
Miss NJ Reid, Miss r. Reid, Miss Woodaman,
Miss NJ. Myers, Miss E. Myers, Miss A. David
son, Miss Fisken. Miss B. Fisken, Miss SNYDER,
Miss Kennedy. Mr.. J. X. Edmistou, Mr. Reid, Mr..
Dow, Mr.. c. Logan, MIR. T. WOODBURY., Mr.. F.
Mickle, Mr.. Krantz, Mr.. Tyson, Mr.. /. n. David
son, Mr.. D. Myers, Mr.. W. MeAdam, Mr. Ireland,
Mr.. Kennedy and Mr.. A. Fisken.
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A Mountain Climbing PARTY.

party will leave on Monday morning for q
camping outing in Paradise valley, 1000 feet
above the lie vel of the sea. They will go as far
as Yelm prairie by the Northern Pacific and
take horseback for the remaining forty miles
They will hunt, fish and climb the mountain,
and some of the gentlemen will try to attain the
summit OF Rainier and sleep over night in the
crater. They will remain away about three
weeks Those who will take the trip, are: Pro-
fessor Twitmyer, Professor aud Mrs. Peet. DR.
and Mrs Sturgis, Mr.. Fred Walsh, Mr.. Willard
Carson, Mr.. A. Cooper, Miss Foster, Miss Wood
son, Mrs. Losee, Miss Robinson, Miss Armour,
Miss Schemp and Miss ST John
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Ladies, Missionary Tea.

The ladies' missionary auxiliary of the First
Presbyterian church gave a missionary tea on
Wednesday afternoon, which proved pleasurable
to many. The following programme was rem
dersd: Hymns Bible reading and prayer; well
como by the president, Mrs. Arson A
Smith; object OF the meeting; an essay
by Mrs. John S. Chase; reports from
he various other Presbyterian churches
vocal solo. "The Harvest Time Is Open
Ing" by Mrs. J. Laurence johnson; read
ing, "a Lost Opportunity" by Mrs. Trowbridge,
and duet charmingly done by Mrs. Chase and
Mrs. Johnson. This was followed by silent
prayer. The ladies then had tea and spent some
time in pleasant social chat.
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ToI..,rr. Copditiopa,rx

The statement was made IN print few days
ago that Mrs. L D. Ross, OF Seattle, had accepted
an invitation to read paper before the teach
srs national convention next year. She only
accepted the request conditionally. She win
read the paper in the event the association,
which is now in convention at Toronto. Canada.
agrees 70 holding the next meeting at some
point west OF the Rocky mountains Mrs. Ross
would not promise to be present should the con-
ven,ion be held in any OF the far Eastern cities.
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Trinity Parish Concert.

The following programme will be rendered for
the benefit of the choir room fund OF the Parish
house on Cherry street near Eighth, on Thurs
day evening, July 3, at $50 o'clock:
Piano duet-"Caprics Hongroise" .Ketterer
Professor and Mira c. f. Roberts.
Vocal duet-"Ths Fortune Teller $4,000.
..-....... Mrs Bruins and Mrs. Roberts
Vocal solo (selected) - Mrs. George II. King
Realistic tablesu (from Barrie Bieul -.
a. SunfoUsr Chorus,i
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Miss Mobiles Informal Party.

On Thursday evening Miss Noble gave an in
formal party az the family residence on Marion
street near Twelfth, in honor of Miss Smith, of
San Francisco, sud Mss McMartry, of san Jose
1t was the intention TO have given this party
later, but the visitors leaving the city earlier
than originally intended, prompted the hostess
10 give the affair on Thursday evening The
decorations were very unique, aud were gotten
up under the supervision of Miss Annie Bates
who gave evidence of artistic conception in
decorative art Wheat, wild grasses ferns and
ivies were placed everywhere and hung snd
drsped in beautiful aud tasty designs 6arlanis
OF roses were scattered about gracefully and tied
with ribbons OF various colors and the whole
produced = hne effect beneath rich lights Quite
amerry party Of young people eaioyed the dane
ing, music aud refreshments.
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Alter, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Rice, Miss Rusher, Mr..
N. d. Rusher, Mrs. Frederic Goodridge, Miss
Gcodridge, Mrs. A. B. Bull, Miss Dickinson, Mr..
+. s. Bull, Mr. W. S. OFT, Mrs Kershaw, Miss
Jessie Kershaw, Miss Gertrude Munson, Miss
Nellie Prescott, Mr.. Franklin Kroxell, Mr.. Henry
Higgins, Judge w. r. Calkins, Miss Calkins,
Mr.. 8. A. Perkins, Mr.. L. n. Costello, Mr. j. R.
McElroy, r., Mr.. C. T. Adae, Mr.. George +.
Murray, Mr.. Seymour L Rsu and Mr. s. Calvin
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Outinp at snooualmie.

A picnic party of Seattle young people went
to snoqualmie Falls last Sunday, spending the
day among the picturesque scenery OF that To-
cality. The participants were Miss Bessinger,
Miss Nook, Miss Holgate, Miss Nellie Holgate,
Miss Rose Byers, Miss Noble Flynn, Miss
Cooper, Mr.. Reed, Mr.. Kelley and DR.. Nugent-
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Waiting C.lifornians Entertained.

Mr.. and Mrs Trusten P. Dyer entertained
small circle at their home on Wednesday even
ing, in honor of several visiting California
friends delightful evening was spent.
Those present were DIR. and Mrs. Flint, San
Jose; Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. O'Connor, OF San Fran
cisco; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Eshelmen, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. P. Dyer and Mrs. NJ. J. Pontius.
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The moonlight social to be given tomorrow
evening al the residence of Mr.. L wilmot,
Green lake, promises to be q pleasant event The
proceeds of the social will be for the benefit OF
the Ladies' Aid Society, of Asbury Methodist
Episcopal church, Fremont. The ladies OF the
church are working very hard to make 1t sue
cess. A programme viii be rendered and re-
freshments served during the evening. A cordial
invitation is extended to every one.
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St. Mark. Rectory Reeeption.

The Rev. and Mrs. David Claiborne Garrett,
held az informal reception last evening at the
new rectory, Fourth and Olive streets. which
was attended not only by the members of ST
Marks church, but large number of the warm
personal friends Of this popular pastor The
house was oril!isntly lighted, aud looked as
beautiful and as comfortable as could pos
sioiy De desired The main foor 10 divided
into . lovely hall and three beautiful
rooms The 'front.' room is the study, the next il
the drawing room and in the rear OF the hail is
comfortable large sleeping apartment from
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or to Victoria.

party consisting of Mrs. D. H. Gilman, Miss
Callie Gillette, Miss Alice Thorndyks, Miss
Willard and Miss Van Slyck, left for Victoria on
Saturday, and after viewing the charms of the
British Columbian metropolis, viii return to
the city on Monday
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The CotiIliou CIub,a Hon.

The third summer hop of the Seattle Cotillion
Club will be given at the Madison street pavil-
ion on Tuesday evening from $50 to 1880
o'clock The music will be excellent, and Mr..
Strive and Mr.. Gibbon will see that the affair is
a complete social success. The pavilion is CON-
pletely private to the members of the club for
the occasion.
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InfoamaI Yachting Trim.

Mr. and Mrs J. Mcknight, accompanied by
Mrs. A. B. Stewart, Mrs Bowman and Mrs. Fur
noy of San Francisco, and the Misses Hodge,
on Thursday last went over TO Port Orchard on
the Aquilla and had . most delightful time.
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ST. Marks sunday-schooI Picnic.

Yesterday the Sunday-school of St Marks
church had delightful picnic on Juanita bay
The start was made from the landing on Lake
Washington, at the foot OF Yesler avenue, at $40
in the morning After a sail on the lake and q
delightful day in the grove, the party returned
tired but happy
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MRS. w. r. Boone,s Luncheon.

On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. W. E. Boone, OF
sos Seventh street, gave luncheon in honor Oh
Mrs. Weed, wife of DR.. Weed. of Berkeley, Cal
The decorations were exquisite and the lunch
con quite pleasant. Those present were: Mrs.
Weed, Mrs. A. Langdon, Mrs. Jesse George. Mrs
C. Wood and Mrs. Haskell. OF Oakland: Mrs w.
Nutting, Mrs. Eben Smith, Mrs J. Post, Mrs.
Everett Smith, Mrs. James z. Hayden and Mrs.
Fl SanderSou
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A Party Goes to snoqualmie.

Mrs. Lauren Ingels and Mrs. Hayden Mcclellan
chaperoned a small party TO Snoqualmie falls on
Saturday afternoon. They will remain over
until Monday. The party consisted of Mr.. and
Mrs Lauren Ingels, Mrs. Mcclellan, Miss May
Mcclellan, Mr.. Walter II. Wood and Mr.. Fletcher
and Mr.. ]. Coulter.
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Mrs. Thomas Burke will give yachting party
on Lake Washington Monday evening. The
guests will leave "Ths Laurels" about o'clock
on the C. C. Calkins and spin around Mercer
island, returning about 10 O'Clock, when dane
ing will be INDUCED in in the pavilion erected
by Mrs. Burke. The party will, it 10 understood,
he over by midnight, to enable the guest to get
back in cars which will be waiting.
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sons of Hermann Picnic.

The German society, Sons of Hermann, give
picnic today at Braun's park on the Columbia q
Puget Sound Railroad. The day will be spent
in singing, dancing, foot racing and various
other amusements. Prizes will be given for the
foot racing and the game contests. Trains leave
Seattle at 10 o'clock in the forenoon and at 1:3G
in the afternoon, returning at and o'clock in
the evening
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A Coming Lawn Festival.

The central division OF the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the First NJ. Z. church will give a lawn
festival on FRIDAY evening, July a. at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Macintosh,
Third and University streets. The handsome
lawn will be dotted with tents and booths of
every description, while the trees overhead will
be hung with various colored lanterns. 1t is the
aim OF the church TO make this one of the mem
orable events of the season. The committees
are as follows: Tents-Mr. A. Macintosh, Mr.
q. ". Elsy and Mr.. Richard Webb Refresh
meuts-Mr H. s Parkhurst, Mr.. E. G. Johnson,
Mrs. E. B. Fowler Mrs. W. r. Brawley, Mrs
L. ii. Denney, Mrs. A. d. Hart and Mrs George
Z. Miller. lnvitations-Mr. ". II. Carson and
Mr.. Samuel II. Crawford. Programme-Mrs
Angus Macintosh, DIR. Levi Gilbert, Mrs Fish
back and Mrs. :. l. Crawford. Decorations
Mr.. W. II. Carson, Miss Belle Vrooman, Nj
Brewer, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z. Jones, Mr.. Marx
Ten SUE, Miss Winnie Knox. Miss Nellie Craw-
ford, Miss Nay Hutchings, Mr.. J. o. Hestwood,
Mr.. sharpe, Mrs. Austin, Mr.. and Mrs. Ovens
Reception - Mr.. Angus Macintosh, Judge
FOote, Judge Frye, Mr.. ;. l. Crawford, Mr.. L. B.
Fowler, DIR. L. q. johnson, Mr.. l. Pitner, Judge
Langley, Mr.. g. L. Marble, Mr.. J. II. Darlington,
Mr.. D. Frye, Mrs. Foote, Mr.. and Mrs. A s
Durham, Mrs. Hughes. Mrs. c. NJ
Sheate, Miss Kennedy, Mrs. D. s. Crock
EFT. Mrs. q. l. Marble, Mrs J. l. Wall
ingtord, Miss Elsie Green, Mr.. John Wiley,
Mrs. Levi Gilbert EXecuiive-Mr. Charles r
fishbSck, Mrs.. Angus Macintosh and Mr. E. B.
Fowler.
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sfrs. Bacon,s Musicale.

On Friday afternoon Mrs G. W. Bacon In
v1ted the Ladies' Musical Club and q number
OF others to her home, on South Twelfth street,
where very dine programme was givcn. The
affair was complete success from an artistic
standpoint, and the various numbers were re-
ceived with evident enjoyment. Following In
the programmes:
Piano solo stp "May Flower"
to- Selected. 49,. ...Miss Clohecy
Song (ol "Arie,'' from Diavola. .........
I'D waltz Song. .Grieg
Miss Roper, San Francisco.
Piano solo-"on Songs Bright Pinions
Miss Calhoun.
Song-Selected ..Mis Miss Colman
Piano solo-"From the Carnival .......-.. Grieg
Miss Wrestling.
song-selected. '........ Miss Compton
song-"Ihe Journey ID Long. Mrs. Parsons
Uuet-"Roses on the Heather
.............. Mrs Parsons, Mrs. Josenhans
Some ia "Yastis' Good Bye" ....-........
To- "The Daily Question" 1890.
magic Song Mrs. L. B. Stedman
80 10 llbl"The wanderer Down the Noun.
VAN oA4S NILE. h0AeAaS
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sauire-McWhirk.

Mr. F. W. Squire, of Seattle, and Miss Georgia
McWhirk, Of Tacoma, were married in Tacoma
Saturday q week ago by Rev. ID. X. Banks. Mr..
and Mrs. Squire returned from their honey
moon Thursday, and viii hencsforth make their
homa in SEATTLE
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Fredericksen.Wn.nn.

On the afternoon of July IL, at the residences
of the oficiating clergyman, John +. Damon,
91o Fifth street, Mr.. Svend Fredericksen aud
Miss Sadie Wilson, both of King county, were
married in the presence of few friends.
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Market street. Baptist Social.

The young people of the Market Street Bap-
tist church held largely attended social at the
church Friday evening. Mrs. Braymer favored
those present with q select reading, Mrs. Roch-
ester sang, Miss Peck delivered a Becitation, and
Mr., Walker rendered several musical selections
upon the harmonica. supper was served, and
good time generally was had by the particle
pants.
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Riding nv Moonlight.

Last nighta pleasant party left the Rainier
hotel mounted on prsncing steeds for a ride I'M
der the moonlight It consisted OF Colonel and
Mrs. ]. C. Haines, Mrs. Thomas Burke, Miss
Collins, Mr.. Frank A. Bell, Nj. John Gibbon, IT.,
and Mr.. o. Chase NcGilvra.
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Rees-winchcomb.

At the noon hour of Thursday, July 10, Mr..
Emhry B. Rees and Miss Edith winchcomb,
both of San Francisco, Cal, were Joined In mar
riage at the residence of the officiating clergy
man, John F. Damon, 90 Fifth street, Seattle,
in the presence of the requisite number of wit
nesses.
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Pleasure for oregon visitors.

Judge and Mrs. F. A. Mcdonald, of Seattle, &C
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. Huntington,
Rev. and Mrs. w. C. Curtis and Mrs. r A. Ros-
coe of The Dalles Or, lett Last evening for visit
to Victoria For the past few days the party has
been the guests OF Judge and Mrs. Mcdonald at
their Green Lake home. They will remain away
for several days, the guests of MI and Mrs. A. J.
Mcclellan, of Victoria
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guests to depart. Among the many valuable
presents was ono from the brides parents of Q
deed to piece of land valued at several thou
sand dollars The happy pair viii reside on
Seventh street.
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r.eom. Athlete. Entertained.

The Tacoms amateur nine with their friends
were at the Rainier hotsi yesterday. The party
consisted OF Mr. q. l. Reed, Mr.. Ezra T. Pope,
tr, Mr.. Leavenworih Kerxhsw, Mr.. Everett g.
Griggs, Mr.. P. H. Ksrshaw, Mr.. George Francis
Train. ir., Ar. J. D. Sargent. Mr.. William W.
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The Seattle Harvard cinh.

meeting was held for the purpose Of forming
Harvard Clu6in Seattle last Wednesday even.
ing, at the Chamber OF Commerce, whsreSt there
were present the following Harvard men: Mr..
Jos. shippen, Mr.. George H. Preston. Rev. D. c,
Garrett, Mr.. 7. C,Tyler. Mr.. Hammond Lament.
Mr.. William Parsons, Mr. Andrew Woods, Nj J.
T. FSy, Mr.. II. y, LOOMS, Mr.. Herbert Tsppan.
Mr. Edward q. Woodruff, Mr.. H. +. Meservs.
Mr.. Ira Bronson, Mr.. Franklin 5, Palmer, Mr.. u.
s Baxter. Mr.. W. h. Tyler, M. George H. He'll
hroa, Mr.. Prank :. southsra, Mr.. livingston B.
Stesdman. Mr., T. h. Wrestling Mr.. Daniel Kelle-
her, aud DF. NJ. WHITE Friedrich. Mr. shappen
was chosen chairman pre- tenn, and 6. II. Pres
ton secretary pro TEN, aud the meeting pro-
ceeaeo o. consider and sdop; a constitution,
which in substance creates an organization
eaEed Harvard Club OF Seattle. for the purpose
Of promoting acquaintance among Har-
ward men, and 10 foster an interest in
the welfare OF Harvard university. All
persons attending this and the nsxt
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Outing at Seabeck.

Among the summer tourists spending pleas
ant outing at Seabeek, on Hood canal, are Mrs
Rodney Kendriek, Mrs. VIII Fl. Parry, Mrs. D.
X. Howard, the Misses Ranke and Miss Clara
Wilaou.
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The Yacht club.

Society does not confne itself exclusively Ia
land these pleasant summer dsys The sails o.
their yachts are filed with prevailing mild
breezes. and they go forth of an afternoon or IA
the early evening for q jolly cruise Hence II IL
that the Tacoma Yacht Clubs beautiful heat.
quarters at Naury island is the rendezvous A
the society sailors just now. The CLUBS ground
have been greatly improved and materially en-,
larged, and numerous really fairy walks have
bona fide bubbing crystal springs at their neither
ends, which lend q genuine motive for walks
thither by visiting couples. All this smacks OF
poesy aud ambrosia, and likewise does sailing
over to Maury in snow.whits yachts and well.
filed canvas, and yet when the young man Of
business goes over to the club rendezvous
he takes passage in the clubs nsphtha launch,
and carries into practice the idea that time ID
money. Tuesday evening Mr.. Enos chartered
the Mocking Bird, and conducted q small party
OF friends over to the clubhouse. The company
returned about $50 p. M, after having spent Z
most delightful evening. Among Mr.. Enos'
guests were: Mr.. aud Mrs. Bull, Mrs. Good
rige, Mr.. and Mrs Caesar, Miss Goodrige, Miss
Little, Miss Dickinson, Miss Rowe, Miss GriggI
Mr. F. S. Bull, Mr.. WA. Bull, Mr.. J. lie B. John
son, Mr.. Truman, Mr.. Charles StRckpoie.
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Open Air Recreation That IL Grow.
More and More PopuIar-Gos-
sipy Personal Chat.

now, indeed, II strikes one that all the sociev
buds and blossoms of Tacoma are spending ther
afternoons in light, airy and fascinating tenns
foggery. The gentlemen. too, young and mic
died aged, they are quite - numerous a. Ii,
buds and blossoms. Summer sojourners-ans
be it in truth said there is getting to be quite
colony OF summer soiourners now basking In hs
rehsDiltating sunshine at this end of the soun,-.
hnd IN tennis pleasant pastime, and wha'is
more-snd OF much greater importance-itH.
fords such an agreeable means of meeting ad
chatting with the buds and blossoms. Then ns
bank clerks and professional young men flndis
recreation of the most nerve-building and nerv.
steadying quality, to join in the gentle and joly
game OF tennis.
So IL has come to pass that scores of bus,
ness and professional men hurry to III.
tennis court as the sun 10 about thres
hours high. In addition to the tsurfs
headquarters at the Ladies Tennis Club xrounis
there are a dozen private courts within cav
distance of the center of the city. Afternoons
and evenings all of these courts are occupied !,
merry, laughing players. And while the svsr.e,
costume of the ladies Is pretty and artistic Il
the extreme, the gentlemen tennis outfits pen
nit of equally as much comfort, even II the,
are not quite so graceful in arrangement, hr.
mony of lines and color, and the liks
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Mr. and Mrs. John Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 5.
Huckens, Mr.. and Mrs. James Buchanan, Mr..
and Mrs A. B. Ball, Mr. and Mrs. 6. 5. Elder,
Mr. and Mrs. John Wiley, Mr.. and Mira Frank
Young, M and Mrs Mccade, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
n Shepherd, Mr.. and Mrs. Crsmer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwards. Mrs. NJ. A. Green, Mrs. Jerome Black,
Mrs- J. ]. Foster. Mrs. II. IL. Powell, Mrs. C. w.
Fall, Miss Lena Huckins, Miss Nellie Huckins,
Miss Einma White, Miss ID. Packer, Miss Ida
Allen, Miss Florence Allen, Mr.. C. Glpfert, Mr..
T. S. Anderson, Mr. Walter Cade, Mr.. A. 81.
Longenfelter, Mr.. d. NJ. Elliott, Mr.. L. B.
Brierly, Mr.. A. N. White, Mr.. Win R. White, Mr..
Harry White, Mr.. Ira Edwards, Mr.. A. J. Rit-
tenhouse, whstcom, DR.. Torrenson, Mr.. A. F.
Nest, Mr. George H. Park, Mr.. C. B. Livermore,
Mr.. George 9. Logan. Mr.. o. Dickinson, Mr..
Joseph Shipper and Mr.. L d. Lesssy.