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Questions and answers written on bits of pa
per, and passed about in nutsheIls, mated ladies
and gentlemen for the evening on Wednesday
at the First Methodist churck. And
the gathering was called walnut social in
honor OF the misunderstanding walnut shells.
The Ladies' and Pastors Union had charge OF
the social. and about 100 persons were present,
among whom were Rev. George C. Wilding, ex-
Governor and Mrs. S. Dickey, of Dakota; Mr..
and Mrs J. H. Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. Carver, Mr..
and Mira Kennedy, Mrs. J. H. Claypool, Ar. and
Mrs Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Lacey, of Minneapolis;
Mr.. d. Dodge, Mrs Ella Boggs, Mrs. Thorn
berry, Mrs. Beatty, Mrs. Carrie Daniel,
Miss Margaret Powell, Miss Anne Sage, Miss
Clara Weaver, Miss Cora Gordon, Miss Olive
Looney. Miss Jennie Daniel, Miss Maggie
Hughes, Miss Hattie Messenger, Miss Mary
Campbell, Miss Bloom, Miss Olive Wilding, Mr.
Albert Haywood. Mr.. Phillips, Mr. Elliott, the
Rev. Horace williston, Mr.. Matthews, Mr. Davis,
Mr.. Tooley, Mr.. Paul Cnerrington, Mr.. Reed
Cherrington, Mr. Edward II. Miller. Mr.. A. 5.
Beall. Mr.. George Tallman
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cranney, OF this place. Mr.. Newberry, since ne
came 70 Coupeville, has won the respect ana
esteem OF the entire community by his uprignt-
ness and persistent attention TO business. HE
bride has gained universal love through the
years Of her gtrlhood, and the best wishes OF
the entire community attend the young couple.
The marriage occurred st the residence OF the
brides father, Rev. John Damon officiating-
Master Lauren Gillespie was groomsmsn,
and Miss Leah Jones bridesmaid The
following is list of invited guests:
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Crsnney, Mr.. and Mrs J.
W. Clapp, Mr.. aud Mrs. F. Z. Empire, Nj ana
Mrs J. z. Belgen, Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ. Coupe, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Clausen, Mr.. and Mrs J. Gil
lespie, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Coupe. Mr.. and Mrs w. B. Jones, Nj.
and Mrs. Geo cranney, Mr.. and Mrs I. cranney.
Mr. and Mrs James Cranney, Mr.. and Mrs z. 3.
Newberry. Mr.. and Mrs. Neils D'Jarup, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. E. Hicks, Mrs. Henrietta D'Jarup, Miss
Flo Cranney, Miss Lila Cranney, Miss Selma
Cranney, Miss Hettie DJarup, Miss Bertha New
berry, Miss Anna Campbell, Miss George
D'Jarup, Miss Helen G. Hicks, Mr.. Peter
D'Jarup. Mr.. Fred Cranney, Mr.. George Thorseu,
Mr. II. G. Barthrop, Mr.. H. C. Power, Master
Ben Coupe, Mr.. Russ Coupe, Mr. ]. B. Liobey,
Master Ray Gillespie. Master Carl Gillespie and
Master Lauren Gillespie.
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Miss Rowe. Miss Dickinson. Ma. pr.
Miss Derrickson. Miss Morrison. Miss R,,.ssls
Miss cort. Mr.. Rusher, Mr. Ems. NJ -
:. Bull, Mr. OFT. Prizes were won hx y, - z
Miss Derrickson and NJ C. B. Hurley.
On Monday evening Miss Edith r..
charmingly entertained some friends in hoae. !.
Miss Nettie Prescott, who has been visiting -.
most enjoyable evening wss passed BY a.
present.
Miss Little, OF Staten island, q sister of M.
" Cesar OF this city, arrived here last weef NJ
10 visiting her sister on South street.
Miss Ellie Paddock left last week for ws,.
Waila where she viii visit DR.. Laws family
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Ramel have taken a hons. :.
south street where they viii keep house.
Miss Dickinson hiss returned to this city nm.
her trip TO Spokane
Mr.. C. W. seymour was in the Grsys hsrs..
region last week.
Mr.. Frank Clarke has arrived In this city mn.
New York.
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FUTURE EVENTS.

The Seattle Cotillion Club will give its next
hop at the Madison street pavilion on July q,
under the MANAGEMENT of Mr.. Fred K. Struve
and Mr.. John Gibbon, jr. 1t will doubtless
prove completely successful.
The Ancient Order of United Workmen will
tender q reception TO the grand master on July
Is. The Conservatory of Arts will furnish the
musical programme.
Mrs. William Lowndes Ellis will give charm
ing tea on Friday afternoon at their charming
place in the Renton addition.
Epworth League holds its regular business
meeting on next Tuesday evening at Trinity
Methodist Episcopal church.
Mrs. 7. NJ. Reed will give an elaborate party
at her residence on Tuesday evening.
Captain A. P. Spaulding will give his picnic
and clam bake on Sunday, July l..
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Conover-Rurns.

Mr.. Charles T. Conover, one of seaftle's most
prominent business men. and Miss Mary Louise
Burns, daughter of Mrs. Louise <. Burns, OF
New York, were united in marriage at high
noon Tuesday, June 80, at St. Thomas Episcopal
church, on Fifth avenue, New York, by the Rev.
Dr. Brown. the rector. The wedding was very
quietly celebrated only few near friends OF the
contracting parties being present Mr.. John A.
Sleicher editor-in-chief OF Frank Leslies IHas-
frnted Newspaper, lifelong friend OF
Mr.. Conover, offciated as groomsman,
and Miss Clara Burns, sister OF the
bride, as bridesmaid. The ceremony at the
church was followed by a breakfast at the home
of the brides mother. Mr.. and Mrs conoyer
left Immediately on q leisurely Journey to Seat
tie via the great lakes and Yellowstone park,
and will be at home at 716 Eleventh street after
July 20. Mr.. conover 10 one OF the most promis-
ing young business men of the Queen City, be-
ing vice president and treasurer of the corpora
ton of Crawford & Conoyer and director OF
the First National bank OF Seattle. The bride Is
said by her friends to be q particularly attrac-
tive and winsome woman. Mr.. and Mrs. Con-
over will be warmly welcomed on their arrival
by their host of Seattle friends.
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Mrs. w. A. Harrington. Tea.

Mrs. W. A. Harrington on Thursday afternoon
ct her residence, 704 Ninth street, gave one OF
the most elaborate teas of the entire social sea-
son. The affair. which was given in honor OF
Mrs. Parker ana Miss Wyckof, was very gen
orally attended. and was pronounced by all to
be both q unique AMI successful ente rtainment
The music aud decorations were extremely fne
The mRn;eis in both front and rear parlors were
banked with tS France roses of various shades
OF pink ard white. The library was profusely
embedded with yellow roses. while the dining
and sweet smelling flowers 81 every
species. The tea served in the dAiu-
tieSt hand painted cups. and was delici.
Gus. Those present on the occasion were:
Mrs. +. = Ferry, Mrs Colonel Hauer. Mrs
joseph Mcknight Mrs. II. e. Struve. Mrs
George II. Hebron, Mrs A. P Hi, II, Mrs J.
C. Haines, Ms l. :. J. Hunt. Ars A. T. Burton.
Mrs. W A. Peters, Mrs. Erastus Rrainerd, Mrs
W. c. Hebron, Mrs Richard Nevius Ms judge
Rond, Mrs T.. o Graves, Mrs W. H. White Mrs
". +. Miller, Mrs &. A, Rswson Mrs Norton.
Mrs, A. :, fiskin. Mrs. ". i. Boyd Mira A. r
Maddox. Mrs. r. HaEeitiue. Ms Charles Hon
kins. Ms. e. ". sheale, Mrs Z. a. " Miller
Mrs. Thomas Prosch, Mrs HstEeid, Mrs ".
Bsoae. Mrs, ". 4. Maxwell Ms l. II Eittin-
ger, Mrs. A. T. MzeCRlsky. Mira n " Baxter,
Mrs J. K Hayden. Mrs. J. P Hoyt Mrs IL
Shields Mira Dr. Russell, Mrs h A. TSleei. Mn.
&. H. Watson. Mrs. y. c. Garrett NJ. H II.
Whitney. Mrs. C. NJ. King, % Olympia Mrs
CSptaia RaIahfidgc. Of Fort townsend. Mrs.
Caldwell. Mr.. George Doaworth, SrS A. Bar
ker. Mrs W, r. Ballard. Mrs. W. H. Graham,
Mrs. jacob Fusth, Mrs. Charles Proseh, Mrs.
Thomas Burke, Mrs Y y PxiEe, Ms
Roesrt LsraSnaaex. NrSW.H. IL. Greene, NAV.
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Tin Wedding Celebration.

The tenth anniversary OF the marriage of Mr..
and Mrs. Clagston, 2.e5l1s Front street, was cele
brated on Thursday evening, July2 The bride
wore the wedding dress in which she was mar.
ried. Refreshments were served at y O'Clock.
and q very enjoyable time was had by all. Many
useful presents were received Follow
ing is list of those present.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Clagston, Mr. and Mrs.
Morse, Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. E. Rand.
Mrs. l. Chopard, Mrs S. Hamilton. Miss /.
sprasue Miss A. Morse, Miss NJ. Hamilton, Miss
l. Hamilton. Miss Berry, Miss Hanson. Mss
Campbell, Miss f. Campbsll, Miss A. Chonard.
Mr.. B. Franklin, Mr.. s. Delaney, Mr.. C. Pink.
ham, Mr.. c. Ames, Mr.. F. Crise Mr.. C. Camp
bell, Mr.. H. Graft, Mr.. y. Cady, Mr. B. Brewer.
Mr.. II. Clsgston, Mr. J. sprague and Master
Morse
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Fine Course or Lectures.

Beginning with THURSDAY morning, July O.
the Conservatory of Arts will inaugurate an ex-
ce!lent series OF special lectures. The lectures
will begin at 1879 O'Clock The programme for
the summer will be:
July a-"Elocution; its Relation to I5ter.-
ure,' Mr.. Lee Faircaild
July le-"Physical Culture" Dr.. sarsh Ken
dali
July 2S-"Elocution; Preparstton tor
Woman's Pubic Work" Mrs Aura Fry.
July 5o-"Vocal Anatomy Qlustrstedl. DR..
NJ Whyte Friedrich
August 6-"Elocution: Its Place in School
Work, Miss Julia Kennedy.
August ls-"Eiocutlon; It's Relation to Mu-
sic" Mr.. Joseph Shippen-
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Mis-. wiIke.on.. Euchre Party.

Mrs. Samuel Wilkeson gave most delight
full progre ssive euehre party on Wednesday after
noon at her home on street. The rooms were
beautifully decorated with flowers, sweet peas
and nasturtiums being used as part. of the
decorations. The invitations were issued for
2bclock. Mrs Wilkeson was assisted by Miss
Paddock, Miss Halstead, of New York, Miss
Evans Miss Ouimette and Miss Holt. About
sixty ladies were present. Several of the ladies
did not play Miss Ouimette, who played Tor
Mrs. Samuel Collyer, won the first prize for her.
To Mrs r. W. Derickson was awarded the sec
ond and to Miss Ouimette the third prize Re-
freshments were served by the walters from the
Union Club.
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Tennis Court Prea.ure.

Tea was served on Wednesday afternoon at the
tennis clubhouse, among those in charge
being Mrs p " Caesar, Miss Anna Griggs and
Miss Ethel Ferris. Among those who played on
Wednesday afternoon were: Miss Helen Wood
run, Miss Ellie Paddock, Miss Colt Miss
Calkins, Mrs. Frederick Snow, Mrs. w. I. Landell,
Miss Derickson, Miss Seymour, Miss Jessie Sey-
mour, Miss Rusher, Mr.. w. A. Sternberg, Mr.. P.
J. Fransioli, Mr.. G. l. Cover, Mr.. Theodore
Griggs, Mr.. Baltic, Mr. w. A. Bull, Mr.. shriver.
Among those present were: Mrs. Armstrong,
Mrs. George Browne, Mrs. L B. Lockwood, Mrs.
Alter, Mrs. J. S. Doyle, Miss Woodruff, Miss
Griggs, Miss Kelly, Miss Buell., Miss Harring-
ton. the Misses Patterson, Miss Dickinson, Miss
Edmunds, the Misses White, Mr.. Morton Rams
dell, Mr.. p. V. Cesar, Mr.. George Browne, Mr..
Paul Schultze, Mr.. Ayrault. Mr.. T. N. Trotter,
Mr.. Philip Rice. Mr.. c. B. Stackpole, Mr.. +. s.
Bull, Mr. H. 8. Nissan
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WEDDINGS.
South Barrin gton.

On the evening of June IL, at San Francisco,
Mr.. Charles D. South, OF Seattle, and Miss Jessie
r. harrington were married In St. Mary's ca
thedral, san Francisco, by Archbishop Rior-
dan. The brother of the bride, Mr..
Charles r Darlington, gave her away
st the marriage altar. The groomsman
was Mr.. Henry Farmer, of san Francisco
After the nuptial mass had been celebrated a re-
eeption was held at the residence of the brides
mother, No. Van Ness avenue. Mr. South Is
member of the staff of the Seattle Telecro oh and
hiss many friends. Mrs. South left behind her
many warm friends in san Francisco, and is re-
membered 40 q charming young lady
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the reward which neither Mr.. Msscrve nor Mr..
KsiIe.er could secure Among those present
during the tennis tournament were Mrs. A. r
Hill. Mrs. Charles r. whifttesey, Mrs. Brainerd.
Mrs Joseph Mcknight. Mrs z A. siroui, Mira
r. 8. Dewolfe, Mrs. ". c. HeIibron, Mrs. Hayden.
Mrs j. d. Wrestling, Mrs A. z. AacCuisky.
Miss May Riley. Miss sheafe, Miss Piper, Miss
Furth. Miss Clark, Miss smith, Mas Soyes,
Miss Gravss, Miss Toule, Miss Noble, Mis-
Charlotte whittsesey, Miss Mcclellan, Miss Car
ter, Miss Agnes Carter, Miss Hodge, Miss En-
incline Hodge, Miss Collins, Miss Hayden, Miss
Seyins. Mas Efinger. Mr. Charles F. " histle-
ssy. Mr.. Barry. ME Frank Burns, IT,, M W. r.
Maxwell. Mr.. Folsom. Mr.. wilsoa Barrett, IT,,
and others.
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Mrs. Judge Rurke snrnrissa.

completely successful surprise party wss
given Mrs. Judge Thomas Burke last evening 81
the Lanrels, Lake Washington, ia which mum
Der OF friends participated. Mrs.. Colonel J. c
Hsines conceived the plot and secured the
services OF Mrs. Erastus Brainerd toward its
contamination. They obtained the assistance
OF NJ John olboon, II, snd Mr.. Frank Az Bell.
who looked alter the music and dancing. The
entire affair was conducted with rare secrecy
and the object Of the surprise was absolutely
ignorant Of the intent Of her friends satil they
earst in upon her. The entire party vas, how.
ever, received With gracious courtesy, aud the
scsats proceeded without delay 70 enter into
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A Surprise to Mr.. Henry C,v.n.

Last Saturday evening Mr. Henry Cowan was
very pleasantly surprised at bis residence. on
Gladstone street, by visit from the entire body
of Lstons Lodge, No. 20 L o. q. T. who csrne in
fun regalia for the purpose of presenting the
gentleman with very valuable diamond ring
in testimony OF their appreciation OF his kind
ness in allowing them the free use Of Cowan's
hsii Tor lodge purposes during the past year.
MI Ira A. scott. l. o.. in behalf OF the lodge,
presented TIE ring, with very neat speech,
thanking Mr.. Cowan for the MANY fsvors that
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Perkonal Chat.

At Sherwood. on American lake, Wednesday
Mr.. Charles Bedford was married to Miss Eliza
beth Anne Stubbs, daughter of Chaplin r. :
stubbs. The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Thomas Sims, pastor of the Atkinson
Memorial church, assisted by the father Of the
bride.
euchre party at their rooms at the Rochester
hotel Monday evening. Those present were Mr.
aud Mrs. C. B. Hurley. Mr.. and Mrs. snowden,
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Young Peoples Picnic.

The Young Peoples Society of Plymouth
Congregational church gave picnic yesterday
at Alki point The party went over to the out
ing grounds on the steam yacht Perhaps, and
spent the day in games, lawn tennis being the
special feature. nice lunch was spread,
which abundance of exercise had made more
than welcome to the picnickers. The party re-
turned to Seattle in the evening in time to
behold the fireworks
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Miss Jessie Graves. Luncheon.

At the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. z. o. Graves,
Twelfth and Jefferson streets, Miss Jessie Graves
on Thursday afternoon gave luncheon in honor
of Miss Towles. The affair was quite pleasant
The favors were baskets of choice flowers, tied
with ribbons of various colors. and each favor
contained an appropriate verse Those present
were: Miss Pelly, Miss Collins, Miss K. Collins,
Miss May Mcclellan. Miss Clark, Miss Readman,
Miss Piper, Miss Towles, Miss Graves and Mrs.
E. 0. Graves
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Ballard Personals.

Mr.. William Allan, who has lived in Bsrl.,s
since the organization Of the town. and VIA ".
become well known on account of bin -.
ship and other inventions, leaves Sunday n,,ss
for Lenoxvills, Quebec, where he iniends -.
ing prolonged stay
Henry Thomas, esq. Of Victoria. spent a.
Fourth visiting Ballard.
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Hobgood- Long.

At the residence of the officiating clergyman,
John +. Damon. go Fifth street, Seattle. MI.
Walter II. Hobgood and Miss Lizzie Long, both
of Kitsap county, were married in the presence
OF few friends, on the afternoon of July 3,
Captain c. H williams and Miss Lizzie Roth
being principal witnesses.
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CnHman-Carnenter.

Mr.. Walter ]. Coffman, of Seattle, and Miss
Josie Carpenter, OF Ellensburg, were joined in
marriage on the afternoon of Sunday. June Is,
at the residence OF Mr.. r. P. Burkman, No. 2l6
Lake street, in the presence of the members OF
the family, Mr. Richard P Burkman and Miss
Annie Burkman being principal witnesses
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Rnlsnn-nfafrhaxs.

Mr.. Edward Rulson, of West Seattle, and Miss
Hattie E. Matthews, of Ballard, were joined in
marriage at the residence of the officiating
clergyman. John F. Damon, $40 Fifth street, Sc
attic. at half past o'clock in the evening. A
small party of interested witnesses were pres
emit, and after sincere congratulations the happy
couple departed for West Seattle. where they
will make their home.
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Tacomans at Hot SPRINGS.

Among the Taeomans who visited Hot Springs
last week were: Mr.. and Mrs. }. s. sladen, Mr..
William Atkinson, Mr.. Z. B. Nelson, Mr. and
Mrs James Dean, Mr.. r. l. Moon, Mr.. William
Lansberry, Mr.. Fred Hansen, Mr. C. s. Cranson.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ NJ. Egan, Mr.. n. Armstrong. Mr.
and Mrs J. A. MeGoldrick, Miss McGoIdriek,
Mrs. Bellou, Mrs. E. A. Wells, Mrs Lizzie Fulton,
Mr.. Byron A. Young, Mr.. Charles Hotchkiss, Mr..
r. H. Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. c. Millgan, Mr.. T.
Whalau
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ADe.srxsd Testjmonias

Mr.. John A. Drazer, conductor of the James
street car line, was presented with gold chain
and watch charm Wednesday evening last by
the other conductors of the line. Mr.. Drazer,
after having been employed by the company for
year, left for California "Wednesday night and
the "boys' presented him with the chain and
locket as q token of their friendship and good
wishes for the future The chain was made to
represent cable, and was thus quite sppro-
pirate.
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Mrs. G. NJ. Boman,s Dinner.

The dinner given by Mrs. G. II. Bomsn on Sat
urday of last week at her beautiful home at FIRE.
mont was q most enjoyable one. The guests
who partook of the hospitality of the charming
hostess were: Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Bahntge,
Judge and Mrs. Junius Rochester, Mr. and Mrs.
E. c. Caldwell, Mr.. and Mrs. K. ]. Wilson, Mrs.
Hicks. Miss Campbell, of Tacoma; Miss Wilson,
Miss Reynolds, Mr.. c. B. Reynolds, Mr.. Z. II.
Moore, Mr.. Charles Mccarthy, Mr.. H. c. Donald.
After the pleasures OF the table a most delight
full evening was spent, and the parting guests
carried away memories of q most enjoyable
evening
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British Columbia Pionser.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Keatley, of Ash
croft, B. c., are at the Snoqualmie hotel,
having come to this city to spend the
Fourth. Mr.. Keatley is a Pennsylvanian
by birth, but he came to California in the
early days. During the Fraser river ex-
element of 1858 he went to the gold mines
there, and he has since settled near Ash
croft, where he owns a farm. His Last
visit to this city was in 1854.
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Mr.. and MIA. smart,s Card Party.

On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs Z. T. Smart,
at their residence in Queen Anne town, gave
progressive whist party, and toward the close
OF evening served very elaborate refreshments.
The first prize was won by Miss Haberer, and
the BOBBY prize was captured by Mr. Boyd.
Those present were: Miss Haberer, Miss Bass,
Miss Willard and Miss Sadie Willard, both of
Oakland, CAL; Miss Julia Chamberlin, Miss
Davidson, Miss Nora Chamberlin, Miss Nellie
Moss, of San Francisco; Miss Hamlin, Mr. Boyd,
Mr.. D. w Bass, Mr.. H. Mcclure, Mr. Walter Nc
Clure, Mr.. Thomas Gordon, Mr.. Fl. Wheeler and
Mr. Davidcop
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Visiting Railroad Men.

S. NJ. Shattuc, of Denver, travelling agenf
for the Ohio & Mississippi railway; 7. W..
Adams, of Los Angeles, travelling agent
for the Alton railway, and d. NJ. True, Of
Portland, travelling agent for the Pennsyi-
vania lines, all passed through the city %
Thursday evening on the steamer Olynr
plan, on their way to Victoria.
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Picnic at the Lake.

Among those who psrtook of the hospitality
of the Rev. Mr.. Mann at American lake today
and enjoyed veritaele picnic in the woods and
on the lake were: Mr.. and Mrs. Backwood Mr.
and Mrs. t. Fl. wilkins, Mr.. and Mrs Fonda, Mr.
and Mrs. Sherman. Miss CIaypool, Miss Messen-
GER Miss Fraser, Miss Sage, Miss Weaver Miss
Powell, Miss Looney, Miss Butterworth, Miss
Saunders, Miss Hughes, Miss Austin Miss Wal
lace, Mr.. Friday, Mr.. Beal, Mr. Freeman, Mr..
DeHman, Mr.. Earl Mr.. Mckenzie, the Rev. G. C.
Wilding, Mr.. Elliott, Mr.. Phillips, Mr. Dun
connie Mr. Davis
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BoEan-keck.

Mr.. August Began and Miss Lena D. Beck,
both OF King county, were married on the after
noon OF Juy 3, at the residence of the officiating
clergyman, John +. Damon, go Fifth street,
Seattle, in the presence OF few friends. Mr.. D.
F. Coombs, Miss Dora Barker. and Mr.. John
Neal and Miss Lou A. Gaylord serving as brides
maids and groomsnen
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Pleasant Birthday Party.

The friends of Miss Minnie Hanson met
at her home on Avalanche avenue Wednesday
and joined in a celebration of the little lady's
birthday. After lunch the party sought the
shadows of the university campus and spent the
day In games, Rotations and singing. Those
present were: Miss Minnie Hanson, Miss
Oracle Barnes, Miss Cassie Baivcahi, Miss Lille
Marshall, Miss Myra Vickery, Miss Vida Brad
ley, Miss Maggie Marshall. Miss Mamie Geary,
Mr. Roy vickery, Mr.. Raman Barnes and Mr.. J.
H HickcOx
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woman,s Guild of st. Marks.

The Woman's Guild of st. Marks b ED a
regular meeting on Wednesday evening, and
considered principally the matter of the new
rectory, which will be occupied the early part
OF this week by the Rev. D. C. Garrett and
family. The guild has built the rectory, and
deserves credit for its complete devotion to the
work in hand. The new home of the pastor viii
be made welcome spot to all members of the
parish, aud will cement the strong social ties
that bind the pastor with his faithful flock.
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Mathias-Campbe1l.

Yesterday at Tacoma Mr.. Johannas George
William Emil Matthias was married to Miss
Jeanie Campbell, of Seattle. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. J. n. Patterson. The
bride and groom have departed for Portland,
their future place OF residence.
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An Informal Evening.

number OF the members of Trinity NJ. E.
church on Monday evening called on Mr.. and
Mrs. McClary, at their residence on the top"of
Queen Anne hill, and enjoyed an exceedingly
pleasant, though informal evening.