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hill, Miss Alice Clark, Miss Cora Will
lock. Miss Dinkle, Miss Lettie Will
Jams, Mis- Laura Lutz, Miss Fannie Hamilton,
Miss Maud TOWNSEND, Miss Blanche Ellsworth,
Miss Carrie Graham, Miss Grace Butler. Miss
Maggie McGetrick, Miss Rosa Reed, Miss Under
hill, Miss Annie snyder, Miss Gertic Butler,
Miss Grace Robbins, Miss Conrad, Miss john
son, Miss Elmer, Mr.. A. III. Mckenzie, Mr.. +. T.
Porter, Mr.. William A. Clark, Mr.. J. Doyle, Mr.
Mark Tenny, Mr. Horace warnsholdt, Mr.. Joseph
Bissell, Mr.. Fred Smart Mr.. ). Eustis. Mr.. A.
McAulay, Mr.. J. F. Martin, Mr.. J. Eagan, Mr. J.
Fitz Henry, Mr.. Z. Snyder, Mr.. w. Irwin, Mr.. X.
A. Hoppe, Mr.. J. Muse, Mr.. G. Lester, Mr..
Charles Huston, Mr.. W. River, Mr.. s. Braden,
Mr.. N. Parker, Mr. C. &. MeCarty, Mr. II. FL.
Purdy, Mr.. George Wilcox and Mr.. William
Graham.
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SOCIETY AT TACOMA.
Young Men Essay Trimming
BOnnets for a Prize.
LADIES TIE FOUR = IN HANDS.
Troop BIS Cotillion Leaders Blister
Hands at ug-of-War-Iany Enter
tainments-Personala and Chat.

Dec. 10
Especial. + here h 9
been but very title
outs lie of the thea
ter on the lists 500
cia,ly during the
past week. Recep-
lions and tea nave
been postponed un
til after the no /
day, although none
h ave be { n an
nouuced Tor that
time; still 1t is bet
ter TO live in hope.
The Klahayah soci-
ETY. promised at its
inception a couple
of months ago, TO
furnish amusement
once a week for its
mem Ders and their
friends. Thus far it
has kept good its
promise, the bonnet
and tie party Of the
we K surprising in
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Opera Box Parties.

On Thursday evening the two boxes at the
Seattle opera house were occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. A. P. Hill, Miss Riley, NJ. IS De Wolfe, Mr..
Bausman, Mr.. G. NJ. Emery, Mr.. Wheelwright,
Mr.. Wilmington, Mr.. Came. Mr.. Stark and Mr..
w. NJ. Meek.
On Friday night Mr.. w. E. Bailey had as his
guests at the opera Mrs. Erastus Brainerd, Mrs.
J. c. Haines, Miss Buck, Miss De Wolfe, Mr..
Abram Barker and Mr.. r. B. Albertson.
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Don't Keep Them"

81 do not keep them" said
the grocer when asked for
DR.. Prices Delicious Flavor
ing Extracts, "but | can sell
you another kind, at a less
price that will be equally as
good" Being an old custom
err and having confidence in
the grocer, the lady consent
ed. The result was when she
used the extract Lemon, the
ice-cream had the taste OF
turpentine and when the
cake was favored with the
Vanilla it had the strong,
rank taste of the poisonous
snuff bean. The extracts
were not genuine were
made cheap SO as to afford
better profit. You will never
fail to find DR.. Prices fiavors
on the shelves of every gro
Ger who seeks to give salts
faction to his customers by
recommending the purea
and best articles.
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A Chriatmaa Church Market.

The First Presbyterian church on Friday aft
ternoon and evening held a Christmas market
that was attended by large numbers and proved
very successful A nice programme was given,
and among some of the features were a solo by
Mrs. F. p. Lewis, duet by Mrs J. L. Johnson
and Miss Johnson, a recitation by Miss Rich
ardson, piano duet by Mrs. Means and Mr..
Schwartz, and a recitation by Mr. William Sey-
mour The whole affair was much enjoyed.
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The Unitarian Fair.

The fair givea by the Unitarisns q; Ranke's
hal On Tuesday evening proved financial as
well as s0cisl success. and was given under
the following excellent management: Commit.
teo Of the whole, Mrs. Catlins, Mrs. RuT. Mrs
shtppen The booths were attractive alike 10
buyers and Observers, and were under the dircc.
tion Of: Nrs. Raj, fancy work; Mrs. Crawford.
Mss Bessie WinsoT. ap;on sooth; Mrs steven
son, Miss Manic kSG, paper booth. Mrs Bray,
coll booth: Mss Hattie Bray. Mrs Pearoe.
candy booth. whils Mrs. Hsseitine ana Ma
Hebron did the hoaors ana took n the profits
.! TIE dainty and refreshing ia table. The com.
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The Ladies' Musical Club.

A concert was given on Friday afternoon by
the active members of the Ladies' Musical Club,
under the direction of Mrs. L. D. Willard and
Mrs. G. E. NJ Pratt. Those present were: Mrs.
Warren L. Gazzan, Mrs. w. II. White, Mrs. G. E.
NJ Pratt, Mrs Maurice McMicken, Mrs. Coiner
Mrs. G. A. C. Rochester, Mrs. l. B. Stedman,
Mrs. L. d. Willard Mrs. J. A. Hatfield, Mrs. G.
A. Hawley, Miss Beach, Miss Potvin, Miss Nc
Graw, Miss Calhoun, Miss Mckinney, Miss
Hamilton and Miss Hanna The following
programme was rendered:
Trio aud chorus-"I Waited for the Lord.
Observation-Disclosures. Hyn n of Praise
Mrs. Coiner, Mrs. Meacham, Mrs. White, chorus.
Piano solo-Waltz ..............Mo szkowski
Miss Katie McGraw.
Essay-"Oratorial Music" Mrs. L. d. Willard
Trlo-"Lift Thine Eyes,. Elijah
Mrs. Stedman, Mrs. McMieken and Mrs. White.
Solo-"Jerusalem .......St Paul
Mrs. G. A. c. Rochester.
Chorus-"No Evil Shall Befall Thee. Eli
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The RusineSs Mems Jubilee,

Mrs. j. Lawrence Johnson reports that all mat
tiers appertaining to the business mems jubilee
are progressing satisfactorily. The affair will
be given at Ranke's hall on January and 6.
Thrtysix young ladies will give abeautiful drill.
Mrs. Johnson states that several more are de-
sired to enter and that their costumes, which
are quite pretty, will not cost the young ladies
anything In addition to the jubilee Mrs. John
son is preparing a fine instrumental and vocal
programme, the performers being among the
best in the city
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JahdaxoIa Whist Club.

The members of the Jabdagola Whist Club
met at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. z. F.
Blaine last Tuesday evening TO organize for the
winter. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. L.
c. Gilman, Mr. AMI Mrs. e. NJ. Carr, Dr. and
Mrs. Brandon, Mr.. and Mrs. K. W. Jones, Mr..
and Mrs. G. F. Neacham, Mr. and Mrs. Z. L.
Sanford, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Barnes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles E. Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs James
Boutwell,, Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Blaine, Mrs. B. W.
Baker, Miss Small Mr.. Preston, Mr.. stimson,
Mr. Taft and MIR. Riddle.
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The Seattle Social Club.

On Friday evening the first of a series of
parties to be given by the Seattle Social Club,
was held at the residence of Miss Anna Brasen,
corner Ninth and Pine streets A good time was
the general report from those who had the
pleasure of attending. The Seattle Social Club
is just in it's infancy, and from present appear
ances will have a rapid growth. After the 1st of
January the club will give two parties each
month
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Tho Nebraska Club.

The Nebraska Club met in its rooms in the
Hinckley block last Monday night A fine pro-
gramme was presented, consisting of readings,
music and special dances by Master Freddie
Hilton and Miss Grace Way. The Christmas
meeting will be held Monday evening, Deem
Der Is. fine programme will be presented and
good time is promised. The following were
present at the last meeting: Mr. and Mrs. John
Wiley. DR.. and Mrs. E. w. Fall, Mr. and Mrs.
John White, Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Sipton, DR.. Mrs.
and Master Freddie Hilton, Mrs. n. NJ. Powell,
Mrs ]. l. Sharkey, Mrs. ]. C. Douglass. Mrs +.
A. Varnes, Of Kingston; Miss B. F. Dermody,
Miss Matte A. Dermody, Miss Mary Sheperd,
Miss Maggie J. Edwards, Miss May C. Hughes,
Miss E. T. Weed, Miss Helena Way, Miss Grace
Way, Miss Ollie Morrow, Mr.. James Burcham,
Mr.. A. II. futile, Mr.. W. w. Edwards, Mr.. T. p.
Dermody. Mr. NJ. Dermody, Mr.. Frank Crawford
and Mr.. s. B. Briefly.
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Gunterman-Worner.

A family party gathered al the residence of
the officiating clergyman, John f. Damon, go
Fifth street, on the evening of December 10. To
celebrate the marriag OF Mr.. William Gunter-
man aud Miss Ida NJ Worner, both OF King
county. Mr.. Fred E. Wyman served as grooms-
man and Miss Emma Guuterman as bridesmaids
There were present as witnesses Mrs Jane Cunt
erman, Mrs. Eva smith, Mrs. NJ. l. Damon, Miss
Alice Gunterman, Mr. A. G. Freese, OF New
Westminster, b. C., and Johnnie Gunterman.
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The Lean Year PARTY.

The ladies interested in the leap year party
met on Tuesday afternoon at the residence of
Mrs. A. P. Hill and discussed the matter. 1t was
decided to give the affair at Ranke's hall on the
evening of January4. Mrs. Erastus Brainerd
was elected president, Mrs. George II. Heilbron
treasurer and Miss Lois Sheafe secretary. Var.
ious committees were appointed, and from the
interest shown the affair is destined to prove an
emphatic success.
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The Moss Rose Social Cluh.

The first OF a series of dances Was given by the
moss hose social Club Friday evening at Red
Mems hall. IL proved to be q very pleasant
affair. The dances will, however, be dlseontin
ued Tor time, in order 10 procure q more suita.
Ole hail Notice VIII be given through the
papers as 10 the date of the next gathering.
Among those present who spent very pleasant
evening were: Mr.. and Mrs. MeCariy. Mr.. and
ME- Huston, Mrs Snyder, Mrs Conrad. Mrs. {.
J, tAask, Mrs. Whitney, Mrs. Overten, Mrs
keenen, Ars. Ruible, Mrs. Munros, Ms. Under.
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Horton Benson.

DR.. George NJ. Horton, coroner OF King county,
was married TO Miss Ethel u. Benson, the only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. q, Benson at the
home OF the brides parents, 149 b street, Port
land. last evening at 1880 O'Clock The
wedding was strictly private, only the
near relatives being present The happy
bridegroom, who guarded his intentions of
becoming a benedict so successfully from
his friends, will arrive in Seattle with his
bride today, and spend the honeymoon in the
city which the doctor has chosen for his home
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nsend-Lavoie.

MI Fred s Townsend and Miss Eva V. Lavoie,
both of the Queen City, were made one on the
evening on Tuesday, December Is, at the resi-
dence OF the officiating clergyman, John F.
Damon, 80 Fifth street, and lef. on the Her
mosa to enjoy honeymoon at Port Angeles, car
rylng with them the choicest wishes of a hos,
of friends
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MeYer-Schof.

very agreeable wedding party at the resi-
denee OF the officiating clergyman, John +.
Damon, $40 Fifth street, extended congratula-
tons 10 Mr.. William t. Meyer and Mrs Grace A
schof on the evening OF Monday, December IA,
when they had been officially declared husband
and wife. A larger number expressed kindiiest
wishes and interest at a later hour manifesting
their appreciation of the personal worth of the
parties TO the solemn compact Mr.. Meyer has
been In the employ OF the Singer Sewing Ma
chine Company since his advent i'll Seattle
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Future Social Events.

On Thursday evening an entertainment will
be given at the Madison street Methodist Epis-
copa church. There will be a Christmas tree
and choice programme.
On Wednesday evening, in the Madison street
Methodist Episcopal church course, the Rev Wal
lace Nutting will lecture 1T the First Methodist
Episcopal church on "0liyer Cromwell"
The Sunday school of the Second Methodist
Protestant church will give their annual Christ
mas entertainment on Wednesday evening, be-
ginning at 1880 o'clock. A cantata Will be rem
dered, ''Merry Christmas: or, A Visit From
Santa Claus" good entertainment may be
expected, and all are cordially invited to at
tend
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The Arlington Hotel Hop.

The formal opening of the Arlington hotel
under the management OF Hamm & Schmitz
was quite q pleasant social event. The house
was thrown open to invited guests, and through
out the evening there was excellent music, fine
dancing and dainty refreshments. Among those
present were: Mr. and Mrs. J. b. Gordon, Mr..
and Mrs. T. J. Thorseu, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
schafer, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Forbes, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. H. Dempsey. Mr.. and Mrs. c. ". Loomis,
Mr.. aud Mrs. c. A Mckenzie, Mr.. and Mrs. f. A.
Woodward, Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Nadeau, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Craig, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Wright Mr..
and Mrs. W. 7. Sanderson, Mr.. and Mrs j. T.
Lentzy, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Limguy, Mr. and Mrs.
J. ii. Hilton, Mr.. and Mrs. DaIlin, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. 7. Sharpstein. Mayor and Mrs. Il. W. Hall,
Dr., and Mrs. C. b. Putnam. Mrs. A. Carey, Mrs.
Mayer, Mrs. ). c. Coombs, Mrs. Marie f. Bow
man, Mrs. Middleton, Mrs. Z. C. Cadd,
Mrs. Starr, Mrs. Sehl, OF Victoria,
j. c.; Miss Davidson, Miss Maltby,
Miss Cochran, Miss Brown, Miss Sehl,
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse +. Cochran, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charts. Mr.. and Mrs. O. W. Lynch, Mr. and Mrs.
". V. Rinehart, Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred Page Tustin,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Thurman, Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
Frank. Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Porter, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. C. southwick Mr.. and Mrs. L. Schmitz, Hiss
seaton, Miss A. Carry, Miss Hattie Heussy, Miss
Marion Eaton, Miss Edna Hall. Miss Adeline
Mayer, Miss Ella Chalmers, Miss Lena Heck,
Miss Letcher, Miss Sternbcrg Miss skerry. Miss
Alya Lynch, Miss McGinnis, Miss Carey, Miss NJ.
dleton, Miss Seatcu, Miss Jennie MePhee.
Captain a. IL. Manning, Or. Purdy, Mr.. J. Ed
Brown, Mr.. Z. c. Maltby, Mr.. Gus Harras. Mr..
George Derrick, Mr.. a. 4. Malihy, Mr.. T.. IL.
Policy, Mr.. {. ". sehsberg, Dr. X. W. schoenle,
Mr.. W. A kyer, Mr.. b. H. Petts. MIR. Alec
Ranke, Mr.. J. A. BucSnalt Mr.. F. Ranke Mr.
Frank NJ. Coombs, Mr.. II. c. Donald, Mr.. e ".
Tucker, Mr.. K. II. Marchant, Mr.. {. Ii. Dom
nelly, Mr.. J. W. Scott, Mr.. Alec nallin,
Mr.. George T. Heussy, Mr.. c. W. Richie
MT A. +. Maltby, Mr.. J. l. Mayer, Mr.. y. f.
Sims, Mr. NJ z. Hurd Mr.. K H. Marchaut, Mr.
Louis Levy, Mr. H. :. Conner, Mr.. f. c. Cheasty,
Mr.. J. NJ McElroy, Mr.. J. y. Jackson. Mr.. y. b.
jenkins, Mr.. W. V. Rinehart. Mr.. F. NJ. Car
rold. Mr.. Sidney HansHrd, Mr.. L. A De Mers,
Mr.. W. ii. Silliman, Mr. William Stewart, Mr.
X. F. stewart, Mr. r. l. Hopkins, Mr.. f. Il. Xii
tie, Mr.. g. II. Preble. Mr.. A ". Jones, Mr.. II. c
Wilson, Mr.. William Brewster, Mr.. ii. West, Mr.
Sam Mciywin, Mr.. A. l.. Havley, Mr.. J. Abra-
ham, DR.. Thomas. Mr.. 7. Brooks, Mr. J. NJ.
Mcleod, Mr.. +. +. Smith, Mr. Z. J. Johnson,
Mr.. Jim lcck.
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The Cavendish Whist Club.

The regular meeting OF the Cavendish Whist
Club was held at the residence of DR.. +. A.
Churchill, Cos Olympic avenue, last Saturday
evening. Those present were: Dr. and Mrs. F.
A. Churchill, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Richie, Mr..
and Mrs. A. 1. Fonda, Mr.. G. d. Rudy, Nj. C.
w. Richie and Mr.. C. E. Villas.
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Steamer From Santa Claus.

Good old Santa Claus has fitted out q steamer
and it will come into harbor at Plymouth Con-
gregational church on the eve of Christmas 1t
will have on board gift for every child who is
present. None will be overlooked or forgotten.
pleasant entertainment will also be given,
which will please the older as well as the
Younger folks
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Presbyterian Church Fair

Ten booths were devoted TO the sale of mora
or less practicable Christmas presents at the
First Presbyterian church fair, which opened
Tuesday evening. The attendance was large.
Those in charge of the booths were: Mrs. Con-
raj Hoska, Mrs. f. :. Yeazell, Mrs Sumner,
Mrs. Pettibone, Mrs. c. W. Chamberlain, Mrs J.
shumway, Mrs. Doolittle, Mrs. a. J. Parker.
Mrs. 9. Lawrence, Mrs. Woodwork, Mrs. III. c.
Beach, Mrs. C. IL. Manley, Mrs Helm, Mrs.
Glidden. Mrs. Cameron, Mrs J. C. Weatherred,
Mrs. Reid, Mrs. Young, Mrs Wells, Mrs. Fred I.
Odds, Mrs. Fred shumway, Mrs. c. E. Hale, Miss
Culver, Miss shumway, Miss Broom, Miss
Stacey, Miss Wingate, Miss smith, Miss Van
Duzen, Miss Stewart, Miss Holmes, Mr. Glen
denim, Mr. Harry opie, Mr.. Van Duzen, Mr..
Fred Thomnson
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Observation-Disclosures.

Miss Jessie Jeanette Robertson and MrEY
jeffrey were quietly married by the Rev. A. /.
Parker on Thursday evening at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Robertson,
on Lake View and Baxter streets, only members
on the family being present
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Mrs. 1. A. Naaeau's Dancing PARTY.

Mr.. and Mrs. l. A. Nadeau gave a dancing
party at their residence on Ninth street, on Fri
day evening, in honor of Mrs E. Peeler, who
shortly will depart for her home at Butte. Mont
The evening was devoted almost entirely to
dancing. At the opportune moment, however.
nice refreshments were served. The affair was
OF most enjoyable nature, rendered partieu-
larv so by the ability of the hostess in the duty
OF entertaining. Those present were: Mrs E.
Peeler, of Butte; Mr. and Mrs H. X. Owens, Mr.
and Mrs. Gillian, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Parker
Mr.. ]. Westerman, Mr. +. John Dimmock, Mr. C.
Patton, Mr.. kyer, Mr.. I. Johnson. Mr.. Staempfi,
Mr.. Herbert Upper, Mr.. Arthur Upper, Miss
Upper, Miss Maggie Upper. Miss Carrie Lake.
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n Unique Euchre PARTY.

Mr.. and Mrs j. +. Trowbridge, of Sl4 Blanch-
ard street, rendered TO their friends on Wednes-
day evening a delightful entertainment. one of
the leading features being an enjoyable game of
six-handed euchre The host and hostess did
not participate in the game, but devoted them
selves 10 the advancement OF the game After
the contest elaborate refreshments were served
aud iavors distributed TO the fortunate and I'M
fortunate. The guests were: Mr. and Mrs.
David Gilmore, Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Whittier, Mr.
and Mrs +. H. Peterson, DR.. and Mrs. Mitchell,
M. and Mrs F. P. Lewis, Mr., and Mrs Hurlbert
Mr.. and Mrs. Means, Mr.. and Mrs. Fremont Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Raser, Mrs r
J. Ely, Miss Vincent. Miss c. s Hyatt, MIR. King
and NJ. Walter Ely.
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Baker.BrYgger.

At 6 o'clock on Wednesday evening" at the
residence of the brides mother, Mr.. Sydney W.
Baker, ticket agent of the Alaska and Puget
Sound Navigation Company, was married to
Miss Trina Bigger. eldest daughter of Mrs.
Anna Bryggsr. Mr.. Frank Baker. brother of
the groom, performed the duty of groomsman,
and Miss Sophia Schusted, cousin of the bride,
becomingly dressed in cream silk, charmngly
officiated as bridesmaid. The Rev. L. R. Fahs
was the officiating clergyman. The bride was
dressed in gray silk and wore a veil and wreath
OF orange blossoms, and with the groom made
handsome couple. Only the immediate rela-
tives were present After a wedding supper
was partaken of the happy couple left for
short trip to Victoria and Vancouver When
they return they will begin domestic life in
Ballard Those present were: Mr.. o. Schulz
sted, Mr.. Frank Schulsted, Mr. Alfred schulz
sted, Miss Sophia Sehulsted. Mr.. Frank Baker,
Rev. and Mrs. q. r. Fahs, Miss Sumner.
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Whist Party at Kirkland.

An enjoyable progressive whist party was
given on Friday evening at Kirkland by Mrs.
George Kirk and Miss Kirk at their home A
splendid luncheon was served and several novel
and unique English parlor games were intro
duced There were present: Mr.. and Mrs.
George Kirk, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Anderson, Mr..
and Mrs. c. T. Filson, Misses Florence and
Olive Kirk, Miss Fannie Kirk, Mrs. Blackwell,
Miss Flemming, Miss Janey Kirk, Mr.. E. s. How
ard, Mr.. w. Williams, Mr.. r. Ii. Collins, Mr..
Cusick, Mr.. Logic and Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Nc
Carpar
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Carpenters' Union Social Dance.

The entertainment and social dance given by
the Carpenters Union in its hall on Pike street
on Thursday evening was a very enjoyable
Song-"The Women Know Better Than
You" .......Mr J. A. Williams
Encore-"The Orphans Lament"
Recitation-"Charley Fence 49,. Mr.. J. c. Blake
Organ solo ................Mis Miss Thresia kratz
Recitation-"Baron Rudigar" :. Mrs. X. Pauley
Violin, banjo and guitar trio-"Arkansas
Traveller .............
Mr. Frank Johnson, Mr.. McTaggart and Mr.
s. Fritchey
Selection on the mandolin Professor ]. Mariner
The entertainment closed with a speech from
Mr. T. ]. McCorry on the principles of the union.
The chairs were then cleared away and those
present enjoyed themselves dancing and playing
cards for several hours. Another entertainment
will be given on the evening OF the third Thurs
day in January.
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Kerkow-kennedy.

Mr.. Frank Kerkow and Miss Clara May Ken
nedy were married at the residence of the offici-
a,ing Clergyman, Rev. Isaiah W Reed, on Tay-
Tor street at $50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
Miss Louie Hall and Mr. l. z. Palmer were the
attendants.
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Foster-Lambie.

Choice vocal and instrumental music heralded
the approach of the moment when Mr. Lewis H.
Foster and Miss Mary NJ. Lambe were to be
made one in the parlors of the Lynch house on
the evening of Wednesday, December 16 The
solemn rite was celebrated by Rev. John F.
Damon, after which repast was enjoyed Mr..
Frank B. Hassard was best man and Mrs Mag
gle Pritehard aud Miss Jennie Lynch served as
bridesmaids. Among the witnesses were Mr.
and Mrs. 5. ]. Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. John HOWE,
Mrs. Charles Reichardt and son. Miss Lizzie Whit
ers, Miss Mabel Lynch Messrs. ]. Seymour, J. III.
Rickerd, - Peach, Frank and Major Lynch.
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Mr.. kinney's Birthday Party.

pleasant surprise was rendered NJ. Charles
Kinney on Tuesday evening at his residence
i4i9 Jackson street, by q number OF friends, the
occasion being his 42G birthday. \ tine supper
wss served a. midnight. Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs +. II. Jones. Mr. and Mrs
J. Blair, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Broekway, NJ and
Mrs L. Armstrong, Master Earle Armstrong. NJ
and Mrs David Montross, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Inglis, Mr.. +. A. Brockway, Mr.. Chan Brock
way, Miss NJ Mcdonald, Miss Essie Kinney,
Miss Jennie ingAs, Miss Bessie 1nglis and Mas
ter Chit lnglis. Music and singing. with read
ings and cards, helped 20 pass away the evening