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Raphael Coombs, Mr.. ]. W. Hainsworth, MT. V.
]. Hahn and Mr.. Edward Hanson. Reception
committee-Miss Nina Llewellyn, Dir. W. Il.
Hainsworth, Miss Bessie J. Hainsworth and Mr..
]. H. l. Todd Floor manager, Mr..
C. A. Hoyt; assistants, MI Roy Dodge,
Mr.. Edward Hanson, Mr.. Raphael Coombs.
among those present were noticed Senator and
Mrs Austin, Captain and Mrs. A Bullene, Mr..
and Mrs. George Walker, Mr.. aud Mrs Morrison,
Mr. and Mrs. James, Mr.. and Mrs. Eshsiman,
Mr.. and Mrs Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. Coombs. Mr..
and Mrs Hainsworth, Miss Austin, Miss 81. d.
Ainsworth, Miss Stretch, Miss Phillips, Miss
Dot Smith, Miss Minehardt, Miss Sadie Watson,
Miss Ellen C. Watson, Miss May Watson, Miss
Llewellyn, Miss Hooper, Miss Daisy Hooper,
Miss Formby, Miss Berlin, Mas Theout, Mr..
McElroy, DR.. johnson, Mr.. f. W. Ohlenrott,
Mr. Smith, Mr. J. w. Hainsworth, Mr.. w. Il.
Hainsworth, Mr.. J. Fl. l. Todd and numerous
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MARRIAGES..
Pearse-Kirk

On wednesday evening the Rev D. c. Garrett
performed the ceremony which united In matri-
mony Mr. w. 7. Pearse and Miss Adelaide Kirk
patrick, at No. 2,0I2 Fifth street, Lake Union.
Tbs bride was given away by her brother. Mr.
John A. Kirkpatrick. She was attired In gown
OF white albatross, trimmed richly In an appro
pirate embroidered material Miss Maud Pearse
acted as bridesmaid, and Mr.. Harry Glib M
groomsman. The presents were numerous and
elegant After refreshments were served Mr..
and Mr. Pearse departed for their home on
sixth and Everett streets, where they will be At
home on Wednesdays during the month OF De-
cember The following guests were present:
Mr. and Mrs. w. l. Ames. Mr.. and Mrs. z. W.
Wood. Dir. and Mrs. E. Cooling, Mr.. and Mrs
J. J. knef, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Leland, Mr., and
Mrs. George Fl. Park, DIR. and Mrs Wright, Mr..
and Mrs Dickson, Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Townsley.
Mr. and Mrs. Little. Mr.. and Mrs L. N. Marteil.
Mr. and Mrs. G. 5. Manning, Mr. w A. Fiindall. Mr.
II. GLIB, Mr.. d. James, Mr.. w. Pearse, Mr.. K.
t. Robson, Miss Robson, Mr.. j. Oleovich Mr.
Justin Rose, Mr.. IL. NJ. Souder, Mr. Bracket
Case, Mrs, p. K. Fisher, Miss FlindaIi, Mr. r
w. James, Rev. D. C. Garrett, Mr. Miner. Mr..
Fred A. Johnson, Captain selby, MissR Kirk
patrick, Mrs. A. b. Kirkpatrick, Mr. and Mrs
John Kirkpatrick, Mr.. II A. Kirkpatriek M
Fred J. Aikens, Mr.. Charles Milliner, Mr. Frank
Wright, Mr. Richard w. James, Mr.. Daniel
James, Miss Pearl Case aud Miss Lottie Ysagsr.
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copal church gave very nice pie social :.
residence of Mrs. c. w. Amery, on Iato,. -
nus. last week, which was success IT..
ing was spent in social chat. after vhiss ~. ~.
nice pies and sandwiches were served -
coffee.
Mr.. Richard Cowan was made happy th;.
by the arrival OF his wife and Ave children ~
sherbrooke, Ont They are temporarily a..
eiled until Mr.. cowan gets his new rsudsss'
built on Broadway, Brooklyn.
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Party for Whist-Oufzz;n

Mr.. AID Mrs. Fred H. Peterson gave an in.
formal party to a small number OF friends ON
Tuesday evening of last week. The festiyftie,
OF the occasion were introduced with drive
whist. First prizes were awarded TO Mrs n 4
Mitchell aud Captain David Gilmore. Second
honors were conferred upon Mrs. J. F. Trow.
bridge and Mrs. G. r. Stanley. Refreshments
were served, and the remainder OF the evening
was devoted to novel question cards. conducted
by Nj T. +. Whittier and Mrs. Trowbridg The
guesis were; Mt. and Mrs. Fremont Cole, Mrs.
X !! ELY, Captain and Mrs. David Gilmore, DIR.
and Mrs. I. V. Goodspeed, Mr. and Mrs Frank
T. Lewis, DR.. and Mrs. D. A. Mitchell. Mr. ana
Mrs. II. A Raser, Mr.. snd Mrs J. F. Trowbridga.
Mr.. and Mrs f. F. Wittler, Mr. Walter Eiy. NJ
l. f. Davis, Mr.. G. +. Stanley and Mr.. Z. Peters
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Street Car Mems Ball.

On Monday evening fully 500 attended the ball
OF the street car employees at the Armory. The
dancing, music and refreshments were excellent
and everybody had good time. Following
were the committees: Floor manager, Mr. C. i.
Grant; reception committee, Mr. John Burns.
Mr.. John Brown, Mr.. Hugh Smith, Mr.. Oscar
Wise, Mr.. w. E. Buckley, Mrs. Burns. Mrs
Brown, Mrs. 1. A. Kinney, Mrs c. l. Grant. Mrs
W. t. Buckley; committee on arrangements. Mr..
George Holcomb, Mr.. Joe Bissell, Mr.. John
Dilley, Mr.. #. +. Smith, Mr.. George Fenwick.
floor committee, Mr.. A. MIDGET, Mr.. J.
Doney, Mr.. A. Adams and Mr.. II. H. Sims.
Mr. Eugene Lew and Miss Lena Diler led the
march and created much favorable Comment.
The money obtained by the ball is to be used 9.
beneficial fund for needy members. Part OF
the proceeds have already been devoted to the
noble cause of charity
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Presbyterian Church Social.

social was given on Friday evening by the
prayer-meetng committee of the Y. p. 8. c. E.
OF the First Presbyterian church, In the par
Tors CT the building at Third and Madison
streets. Refreshments were served and all pres
ent had good time. The funds were devoted
to the aid of the community. The following
programme was carried out:
History of Thanksgiving -. Mr.. Ovid A. Byers
Concert reading. Miss Cauehoy
MISS Reid, Miss Bigham, Miss Cameron and
Miss Young
Piano duet Psdicu.a
Miss sutherland and Mr.. Alex Myers
keading ..........-........M Miss Mary Z. Brown
College song. Mr.. Mckee
MT Alex AeAdam, Mr.. Ovid A. Byers, Mr..
Alex Myers, Mr.. T. Brengan, Mr.. W. Nc
Adam, MI. +. b. Swart; Director, Mr.. +. w.
WhitWorth ~
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Men of st. Marks.

On the evening of Monday, st. Andrews day,
the men OF St. Marks will hold in the Cham Der
OF Commerce their second annual banquet. Last
years dinner, the 6rst one, was one OF the pleas
ATTEST affairs of the season, and the gathering
this year promises to be equally enjoyable. The
speeches, which have already been arranged for,
are az follows: Church I'm Politics." Colonel
d. o. Finch; Future OF ST. Marks" Mr.. Will
lam Caldwell; "The Church From a Business
Standpoint" Mr.. D. A. Spencer; "The New
Conner" Mr.. Charles Shepard; "womans Work
in the Church." Mr.. Joshua NJ. Wrestling.
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German-American Ma.oue Rail,

TIE talk of the town is the Gernan-Americsn
masque ball. which is 10 be given in Arraorv
nail on saturday evening, DEFENDERS II il
estimated that over 5000 people will be present.
ana as mere are nearly $50 worth OF prizes TO
be awarded no doubt there viii be ouita q co,,-
petition IN elegant costumes MAYOR Harry
White, Jacob FUrth, president OF the Chamber
o. commerce; Colonel E. P. Eisen. O. z Pettis.
Dr. W. t. :. Coyne and A. stern. ara
the honorary prize judges for the occasion An
extensive and elaborate programme of hall
novelties has been prepared which Will be pub
usAe1 IN day or two. A firm of costumers
have opened = branch az Ole Madison 80,
specially Tor this event
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A Pleasant Dinner PARTY.

pleasant dinner party was given on Thurs
day at the Vendome. Those who sat down at
the special table were: Mr.. and Mrs. Lauron
tngels, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Otis, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Nichols, Miss Clark, Mr.. Clark and Colonel
MeCutcheon. The table was covered with beau
tiful flowers, and the souvenirs were hand
painted bags filed with assorted almonds The
souvenirs were all done by Miss Clark. The
effect was further heightened by soft lights
from tapers of wax. The dinner was great
success, toward which the eloquent toasts
offered and responded to contributed not little
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An Excellent Musical Programme.

The social held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
A. NJ. Brookes on last Monday night was a very
enjoyable affair. The musical programme was
quite short, but each selection was gem Fol-
lowing is the programme that was given:
song-"I'l Crown Thee Queen Tours
Professor E. ID. Crandall
Trio-Piano, cello, violin-"Rigoletto" Verdi
Miss Powell, Dr. Thoresen and DR.. Lessey
song-"Call Ne Back" Durga
Professor Crandsll.
Trio-"La Traviata". Verdi
Miss Powell, DR.. Thoresen and Dr. Lessey.
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Miss Essie Kinney, Miss Marian Mocdonald
Miss Mary Macdonald, Miss Jennie Ing,is. Miss
Nellie Brown, Miss Mabel Hayes. Miss Elsie Bur
CESS. Miss Katie Burgess, Mr.. Henry =. Bull,
Mr. Elmer Bul, Miss Ida J. Ward, Miss Nettie A.
Rolph, Miss Maud McFate, Miss Martha Jones,
Miss Amanda Peterson, Miss IDA Haynes, Mrs.
j. T. MeNeal, Mrs. singleton, Mrs. Mcpermid,
Mrs. johnson, Mrs. Myers. Mrs Brown, Mr.. Oft
man, Miss Gilman, Miss Belle sutton, Miss
Maggie Sutton, Miss Katie Holmes,
Miss Eva Gardner. Miss Brown, Mr.
David Gibson, Mr.. Louis Tenny, Mr. Wyatt Up
per, Mr.. J. A. Wallace, Mr.. Kirk Hayes. Mr..
Elijah Jones, Mr.. Frank wetnsrby and MI. Il.
Gnard
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Reception of the Y. Nj. @. A.

reception was given at the rooms of the
Young Mems Christian Association on Thurs
day evening. The affair was gotten up by a
committee consisting OF Mr.. r. Z. Adams, Mr..
W. B. Hutchinson, Mr.. n. C. spier and Mr.. J. "
Robb. After the programme was carried out
refreshments were served in the gymnasium
The affair was largely attended Following is
the programme:
Piano Duet Cuban Danea
Miss Addie Drew, Miss Edith Simon
Recitation-"KentuckyB Bell" Thorn
Miss Hearty Wood
Deelamarion-"The VagabondsD Trowbridgs
Mr.. w. Ii. Seymour
Five Minutes speech. Rev. Wallace Nutting
Vocal Solo-.Anehored" w atson
Mr.. William McAdam.
Recitation-"A Legend of Bregery" A. A. Proctor
Miss Luella Mcfarland
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Pleasant Surprise Party.

very enjoyable surprise party was given to
Miss Fannie Smith on Friday evening Mt the
residence OF her parents on the east side OF Lake
Union. Those present were: Miss Fannie
Smith, Miss Lizzie Cosper, Miss Mauds Rich.
hards, Miss Pearl Case, Miss Anna woodsum,
Miss Edna Wittler, Miss Rose Lombard, Miss
Hettie Smith, Miss May Lowering, and Mr.. N.
earle, Mr.. II. shattuck, Mr.. C. Morse, Mr.. A.
Johnson, Mr.. G. Hardy, Mr. ". Powers, Mr. 9.
Lombard, Mr.. G. bearing, Mr.. b. Case, Mr. w.
Smith, Mr.. +. Nickershain and Mr.. g. Lombard
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The Misses House Give n PARTY.

. The Misses House on Monday evening gave an
enjoyable party at Madroua park. The evening
was spent in pleasant dancing and nice refresh
ments. The guests all had good time Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Reisinger, Judge
and Mrs. G. NJ. Rivers, Mr.. and Mrs. Reekie, Mr..
and Mrs T. H. Dempsey, Mrs. Calkins, Miss Bes-
sic Hlnson, Miss ollie House. Miss Grace House,
Miss Moliie Burdick, Miss Lottie Osborn, Miss
Marie Smith, Mr.. SHREDDER, Mr.. w. J. Clark, Mr..
". ; fifer. Mr.. A. II. Mckenzie, Mr.. p. Porter.
Mr.. Higgins aud Mr. S. n Irvine.
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Devotees OF Whist.

new whist club, composed of the following
members, has been formed: Mr.. and Mrs @. A.
Hawley, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L Gazzam, Mr. and
Mrs r. W. Emmons, Mr.. and Mrs. Young, Miss
Gertrude Hanna, Miss Ethel Hanna, Miss Hen
rietta Hamilton, Miss Young, MI Miles, M
Miller, Mr. Jones and Mr.. Prouty.
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Forbek-MIldf@fnr

On Thanksgiving day Mr.. Joseph w Forh.,
was united in marriage TO Miss Alice : NiaaIa
ton at the residence OF Mr. and Mrs
Wright, ~ Aloha street. The Rev. Father pre-.
tontaine performed the ceremony. Professor
ohAfps aeted as gfoomsman aud Miss Maud
Middleton acted a. bridesmaid. Mr. a,s &C.
Forbes went to Victoria on brief wasdin,
tour.
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Mrs. Brainerd's Theater Party.

Mrs. Erastus Brainerd gave theater party at
the Seattle opera-house on Wednesday evening
The guests were: Colonel and Mrs. J. C.
Haines, Miss Buck, Mr.. w. L. Bailey and Mr.,
Abram Barker. After the performance was
over the party lunched with Mrs. Brainerd
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Mrs. Story's Musicale.

Mrs. Story will give her concert tomorrow
evening at the Seattle opera-house. She has ar
ranged quite an attractive programme. She
will be assisted by Mrs. Blanche Kesler Grambs,
Mrs Marguerite Mckinney, Miss Mae Potvin,
Mr. @. r. Ackroyd, Mr.. NJ White friedrich and
Professor W. R. Lucy
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Batley-Howe.

On Thursday morning Professor Mark
Bailey, ir., of the State university. wns
united in marriage to Miss Edith
Howe, late of Boston. The Ceremony
was performed by Professor Mark Bailey. of tha
Oregon state university, at the new boms
oil the young couple on Thomas ayeupa
north OF Poplar street Very few
persons were present at the nuptals, and those
were only close friends and relatives. and wara
Judge and Mrs. r. s. Green, Professor ana Mr.
Marx Bailey. OF Eugene, Or, and Professor ana
Mrs. T. NJ Catch. The groom graduated in Isss
from the Oregon State university and wa. ~
yalsdicIorian of his class
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Latona and BROOKLYN so.,s,

ing lecture on christian Science" a. tna $50
dsnes OF Mrs. A. d. Thomas on Broadway
brooklyn. The lecture was well attended. Al
It's close Mrs. Gideon was requested by several
OF those present to start class for the iustruc-
ton OF Christsa an science
1hs Ladies' Aid society OF tha Mathodist Fa,..
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Social at West ssatt,.

very enjoyable social hop was given Fris.v
night in the West Seattle pavilion, by the West
Seattle Lawn Tennis Association. About sew
snsy-nve couple were present, hall of whom
came over from Seattle. Ugh. luncheon was
served. Everybody prssea. thoroughly en}oye,
the arair The following ladies and gentlemen
were 81 the coDmiises Vi arranSsmenn: NJ,
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Future social Events.

The military hop on Thursday evening @w
Armory promises 10 be brilliant event
The Womens' Guild of st Marks chafs1
will give bazaar and entertainment at Rsnis
hall on December s.
Mrs. McCord and Mrs. Wheeler win 81
complimentary hop at Concordia hall On u
day evening, in honor OF the Minnesota Cna
The Market street Baptist church people VI
repeat the "Deestrict skule' on THURSDAY essa1
Ing. and all tickets not used Ut last sxhioiaa'
will be honored.
Next Friday evening the young ladies Oh ~
mouth church will give a sociabe in the iec'aI'
room. programme, consisting OF music, w.
tations and tableaux, has been prepares.
good time is assured TO all who attend.
The Sunday school scholars OF the seeos,
Methodist Protestant church, North seaits \. 4.
entertain their friends in the auditorium o. = =
church next Friday evening with tag soa.
and salad supper. A good programmes s1A
good time may be anticipated.
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u he z haritr Rail.

Mrs Jacob Furth, Mrs ]. Il ssuderson.
MS. u J. sackrnan ana Mrs Thomas W. Pro.eh
eve ehatgs Of the charity ball which will be
gwen A. Haakes hall on Tuesday night for the
eeneas Of The ladies' Aid Society. All TIE a.
rahgements have been completed for good
music, the decorations and exeellen, refresh.
ments, The affair IS enc in which rnsny of tbs
social leaders are interested, and promises 10 be
great success The ladies' express warm grsti.
tue i"r aia extended on Thanksgiving day, and
especially 70 those who have dom AID sh,t,s "a
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Mrs T. C. Hafnes' Theater Pnrxv

Mrs. J. C. Haines on Tuesday evening had
theater party at the Seattle opera-house Her
guests were Miss Buck, Mrs. Erastus Brainerd,
Mr.. Abram Barker and Mr.. r. B. Albertson. After
the thester the party dined at the residence of
the hostess.
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A Chrysanthemum Dlnn.r.

chrysanthemum dinner was given on
Thursday at the Vendome, which proved very
pleasant to a small circle Those who dined In
this party were: Mr.. and Mrs. stearns, Mr. G.
X. McGill, Mr.. and Mrs. Donaldson. Mr.. Clarence
Vincent and Mrs. Fabian.
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Some of the Bachelors Entertain.

Some of the members of the Seneca Street
Club on Thursday dined Mr.. and Mrs A. r.
Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L Wilmington, Miss Riley.
Miss Furth and Miss De Wolfe This handsome
way of turning the tables in entertaining by
some of the bachelors was greatly appreciated.
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A Popular Young Man,

Mr.. John A. C. Gosewisch, one Of seattle's
most enterprising and energetic business men.
has moved into his new store, 2I6 Columbia
street. Mr.. Gosewisch will carry a larger stock
of musical instruments and sheet music than
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Ouinn-iaNia


o'clock, Mr.. L. j Quinn aud Mis-. Ara -.
were united ia marriage at the residence NJ pav
benjamin Parsons The happy couple departed
Tor Portland, where their honeymoon win ba
spent 800 ~
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A Thanksgiving Reunion.

Mr.. George B. Adair and family and Mr..
George Kinnear and family enjoyed reunion at
the formers residence in Queen Anne The ar
ustlcaily decorated table was well supplied with
good things, which every one thoroughly en-
joyed. The evening was spent in songs and
games.
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Miss Chamberlain Musicale.

On Friday evening Miss Julia 1. Chamberlin
gave delightful musicale at her home in Queen
Anne Town. A programme was rendered that
gave immense delight TO the guests. Mrs. Z. b.
Pipers solo of "Dost Know" was rendered in
beautiful and touching manner. She gave
"What Shall Little Maids Dor as an encore.
All the other numbers as follow below were rem
dered brilliantly:
Piano duet-"Hungarian Dances Brahms
Mrs. Clara s. Patterson, Miss Julia l.
Chambarin.
Vocal solo-"The Little Puritan Maiden" Macy
Mrs. 5 w. Means.
Notwithstanding song Martha). .Flotov
MISS ATKINS, Miss Cham berlin, Mr.. Craudau
and Mr.. Atkins
Northumberland. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Miss Louise Prayer.
Vocal solo--"DoSt Know p - Rotoif
Mrs E. b. Piper
NsIa pusy,a.,a (d) "Miller's song" Zollner
Maie Quaf'e''e-(b 10 "simple Simon" Macy
Mr.. Crandali, Mr.. Colman, MIR. Haynes
and Mr.. Colman.
Following is lis. of the guests: Mr. and Mrs.
c. Z. Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Means, Mr..
and Mrs. E. r. Piper. Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. WhalIey,
DR.. and Mrs. Sloane, Miss Piper, Miss Frszyer
Miss Haberer, Miss Burwell, Miss Bass, Miss
Brown, Miss Atkins, Miss Catch, Miss Hamlin,
Miss Bigelow, Miss Cassel. Miss Hancock, Mr..
q. U. Piper. Mr. L. ID, Crandall, Mr. A. S. Bur
well. Mr. L. }. Colman, Mr.. G. A. Colman, Mr.
II. f. Mcclure, Dr. C. A. Sharples, Mr.. D. W.
Bass, Mr.. ID. S. Kinney, Mr.. F. 4. Atkins, Or. s.
c. Leonhsrdt, Mr.. J. $ Bushnell, Mr. r 1.
Durant, Mr.. NJ. i. Haynes, Mr.. II. Mcclure, Mr..
W. A. Mcclure, MIR. Fred Piper
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The Cottllfan Climb. Affair

On Tuesday evening the Cotiiuon Club gave
another successful german 81 the Odd Fellow
hail, ia North seattle The STAIR was givea IN
der the patronage Of Ms H. u. strive Mrs J.
c. HNines aud Mrs. l. 5. J. Hunt Mr George
r. Fay, With Mrs. Hammond lamont. led the
german lie was assisted in the management
by hr. +. X. strgve Many OF the rgares of the
e&2eS ssre bright and original, ami al wsEs
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Classic Culture Cluh.

The Classic Culture Club me: on Friday after.
noon with Mrs. Z. J. Ely. Final arrangements
were made for the fifth sym postum 10 be held at
the residence OF Mrs. DAVID Gilmore on Tues
day evening of this week. The ladies have
completed THE Conquest OF Mexico" and have
taken up work entitled "Our Country"
Ladies in attendance were; Mrs. L. J. Ely. Mrs
F. p. Lewis, Mrs David Gilmore, Miss HYATT.
Mrs J. F. TEow bridge and Mrs. F. H Peterson,
The next weekly reading will be Ct the residence
OF Mrs. Gilmore, on Friday afternoon
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A Pleasant Theater PARTY.

The following ladies and gentlemen on Mon
day evening attended Cordrays theater In a
body: Miss Furth, Miss De Wolfe, Miss Riley,
Mr.. H. W. Baker, Mr.. II. b. Pomeroy and Mr.. R.
NJ. Palmer. After the play was over the party
were invited to the residence of Miss Furth,
where q charming lunch WAS served
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Dinner of Mr.. and Mrs. #. NJ. Davis.

The pleasant home OF Mr.. and Mrs F. NJ.
Davis. on Queen Anne hill, was ablsze at $50
p m Thanksgiving day. About the board,
grooming beneath the weight of good things.
we're Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. Phillips, Rev. &
Aioazo Bright. d. D., and his wife. Captain B. r.
IaAeksS and Judge Epp.sr we're seated. and 70
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say that they were satisfied and happy but
feebly expresses the situation. Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis have hospita5ls home, and their efforts
to make the path OF life pleasant for their
friends are untiring
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Party for Happy Children.

Master Ernest Wheeler and Miss Miriam
Wheeler gave charming little party on Friday
afternoon to a number of their friends and play-
mates. The house of their parents, at 2,225
Fourth street, was decorated with ivy. chrys-
anthemums, roses and other flowers and the
table in the dining-room fairly groaned be-
meath a weight OF fruit, nuts, candies and
lemonade Games were INDUCED in, and after a
while these little ladies and gentlemen sat
down and partook of their refreshments with a
dignity and deeorum that would have done
credit to grown folks. Those present were: Miss
Winnie Snort, Miss Amy Smith. Miss Susie Bur-
well, Miss DOME Phelps, Miss Vonie Stewart,
Miss D2ttie Claricus, Miss Miriam Wheeler.
Master George Spence, Master Howard Catlin.
Master Arlo Brown, Master Willie Glorious.
Master James shaffer, Master Edward shafter
and Master Ernest Wheeler
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-29
Dinner of Mr. and Mrs. @. II. Hei1bron.

Mr.. and Mrs George II. Heiloron invited a
few friends to join them in their old fashioned
Thanksgiving dinner on Thursday, after which
the entire number went to Cordrayfs theater
Those in the party were: Mr. and Mrs. d. N
Baxter, Mrs. Erastus Brainerd, Miss Piper, Mr.
Abram Barker, Mr. L. H. Hughes, of Chicago, and
Mr., Mastersou of Tacoma