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Rev. and Mrs. sutton Entertain.

very pleasant ne Wa. ensoyea 81 the home
Of Rey. &. 4. sutton. corner OF Market an9
lane, On Christmas eve. A beautiful tree.
nicely decorated AID loaded down with IS
worth of presents. distributed about equally
among the follow ing friends: Mr.. and Ms c
A sSiyer, Mr.. Aad Mrs +, B. sutton, Miss Nag
sic sutton, Mr.. ana Mira !. 2 sutton. Miss Belle
Sutton, Master E4dls sutton. Miss Edn4 QFts.
via Sutton, Ar. Charles Myers and Mr. William
Green, az Michigan: Miss hstle Holmes. Ny. II.
y sutton, Master Charlie BuSheli, Mrs. f J
singleton, Master Johnnie Singleton. Master
George Washington s.usletoa, Miss Jennie
Bell, Miss Jessie May Singleton, Ms Caroline
Myers and Mr.. John Co,weN After the dist-!.
button OF the rresen IS q pa-t % the company
remained aud speat the evening, wh;.e the rest
attended the exercises 80 Calvary Presbyterian
church AZ the close Of the exercises : pleas
ant hour Was spen; cracking nuts and eating
CsEdy, etc.
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EVERY WOMAN
Should be BeautihI'

50 says Jenness Miller, the f,n,I..
ecturer and writer OF dress r.s,.
and physical culture, and 4 ceIebr,..,|
writer in I me5ical Journal ,rl
''Face powders and toilet prepara,jor,|
have 4 legitimate use II the toile,. n
every woman and I Use properly nal
need not, anv more than the nro,.l
Use o. 4 Per:ume, displease any or.
while i can not Be denied thar N.
add 10 the personal beauty and !,
tractiveness and give to the wear.r =.
expression thar can be interpreted n
any practical observer to mean ,b,,|
THIS WOMAN IS NEAT AND cARyv,s
ABOUT HER PERSON AND EoLDs Am|
PRIDE N BEAUTIFTING HERSELF n
the Use Of toilet preparations i, II
easy TO distinguish the weIl-bred from!
the vulgar Another weILknor,l
authority, DR.. Arthur Dean Bev,
professor Of anatomy in the Ru,,I
Medical College and P. A. sursem
L. S. ". H S, writes withou, =.
serve On kindred subject Whn|
he says:
CHICAGO, IAN 81, 1883 |
". ". Wisdou-Dear Sir: AL
you requested, I have examined t,sI
formula OF your tolee preparation
called Roberu1e- / can assure youl
that The ingredients are both blandl
and harmless, and thai the compound
would form an excellent application
in irritated conditions OF the skin
Society ladies and noted ARTISTS
throughout the United States unhs. /
tating.y pronounce 2obertine sha F
perfection" in toilet article OuaI
tried, always used-such is its his.og
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Christmas Tree for the Orphans.

On the afternoon OF Saturday, December &c,
the inmates Of that thriving little institution,
the House OF the Good Shepherd, enjoyed .
great treat In the center OF the large. commo-
ctoGs sehoOl-foom stood 6 fine Christmas tree
rich IN the possession % toys, candies and
everything to please the little ones LET. in the
kind care OF the good sisters. Each child re-
ceiTet doll ard set OF blocks, besides uu-
merous other articles. most o. which had been
kindly eontr butcd by charitable people OF our
city. Rev. Father Cr0nin. chaplain of the con-
vent, distributed the presents, and he was
greeted by shrieks Of laughter when = bald
headed doll was presented 70 him IS his share
An excellent dinner was served 20 Ihe children
yesterday, and as the House IS very comfort
able and cheerful, one aud 81 expressed their
entire satisfaction with their present quarters.
The institution Eas beea founded aooU: eight
cen months a1d lSs row about scyenty-i!ve in
mates, and j. steadily receiving more Il is
rapidly growing iato favor with many Of the
prominent citizens, AZ % whom say :; "a q great
benefit 10 tEa cl.y.
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Prem ont social Ser..

Christmas festivities were Ezaay, sud heartily
en Dyed TIE Methodist ETtSsoP2l caarea esla-
t-zte1 ~ Christmas t-s@, E1ieA vas hssELy
los5ej. Tie p-oZralEle 81 TIE ca..d-en Eas
vel CARED through IN tae general remain
trance tzezE pastor vas n9s forE9seez- This
CONGREGATION = TO large for :hs building. and
CT Christmas eve ths hozss was ssslrasd, even
standing RON falling 20 accommodate tie
people-
TIE Washington Temperance Bend presented
their leader, Ma z ?. Tucker, wisa 81 elegant
rs-l0E lamp.
The Excelsior brass hand. popGIsriT termed
stAs xiz 6an4,' made 81 extensive ssrsns2t1g
tour Christmas eve
TIE Congregational church had f7s tree
and chimney, bui TIE bricks did nat hold o1I
ahs evening Ess very eu!oysce Ina ladies' o.
Ire church sa1 congregation made Rev. VI.
Jones and wife each tie rec ssn: OF g bsaE:i-
t1l chslr, which vera happily presented By
Judge Z. a AeDonAId-
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w EDDINGS.
Shotwell-Rosa

Welding bells mingled their s.Iverv notes
with the glad Christmas chimes a, the Bos,
homestead, s shog: distsnce from the Ballard
electric car line. on the evening Of the 25,a, IS
NJ James Il. ShCtNeu, Of Little Rock. Thnrs-
toG county, Gnd Mss Marcy Hardlana Ross. Of
King were united il marriage, p,edging their
lives VIVA tbs ring, II the presence 0. the i'm
mediate relatives aid friends OF the britc Rev
~chn :. Damon soleunixed tie rasrriars
Among those who Witnessed sc rite were.
Ms. Mary :. Ross. Mr.. and Ma ". r Ross
NJ. and Mrs. James u. SpaCkmsu. Mrs c II
G-.mwaid and daughter. Kiss Kate Ross. Mas.
ter Rex R5s.. A. later hour friends were re-
ee-yet. &ad aided 70 tie number NJ. and Mrs.
William Crawford, M and Mrs. J. Abrams NJ
and Mrs lee Smith, Mr.. and Mrs Gas. Nfs.
Lulu Chase and Others.
The bride and groom are both natives OF
Washington, and are he'd II higa esteem by a
host o. scauAiatances
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4 Concert at Renton.

At Rento8, on Saturday. December q, an ex-
cellent literary and musical entertainment: was
given under The auspices OF the First Presby-
terisu church OF Renton, for tae benefit OF the
sUndsy-schoOL The tableaux were grand and
vivid representations OF the subject presented.
The dialogue storm" eiicted bursts OF SIP
r.ause, in which the whole audience Joined,
The piano forte solo, by Mrs William Wood,
greatly pleased the audience; the recitation Of
"Ihe Maniac, By Miss Putnam, was effectively
delivered, and, IN fact, al parts OF the pro
graInme were rendered IL pT4iseWo-lay way
that GIFTED tas large audience that attended.
&r. william Wood, IS chairman, presided with
his usual grace Gld ease, TAs following IS the
programme:
Ch0rus-''>o.33ers'' ......................Ch oir
Slse-s.F Pas, lue' -....-...... Mrs. Eeuharu
Taasear-'.Frum Childhood 70 the Grave
Miss Montgomery, Miss Darcy, Miss
Mary - Gods, Miss FOuulci.e Waters.
solo-"heco. .ectloas q Childhood ......-.
,.....-.NTa IAsog4tlq4' B B.o
Character song-''Nen and Vie .,;........
Male oasrtett5-as FAR slssf-
MCssrs Beuhaln, William Wood, Bogar;
Diolorae-''siorHi'' ...... Messrs. Snyder. Bic
man. Putnam. Miss Dor.ey, Miss Boszesn
Piano forte Observation-Disclosures % Alexan-
The wiia winds -, cS s5:
Ta5lesu-'sceae From Blue Beard -.
Mixed Quartette-.,GO.deuG Gate. ..........-.
Ms. Waters, Ms, Benh%Ia, Aesscs. b.
CART su1 William Wood.
Piano forte solo-"sweep.ng Down the Rap
ID Ms Ms bask.ns
Dutch character song 49,. NJ. and MIS-. Beuharn
sulo-"D&ye's Return .....-........Mrs Waters
Tableau-''D7uuAaTd's Home ..............
Mr. r Wood. Mss Cor barley. Miss 2
Rseitstlon-"TAe Old Tree. Miss SNYDER
Vocal so.o-"squalls 49,. Miss Alma Woods
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LAToNA SOCIAL NEWS.
sunday school Embellishments santa
CTaus' Visits.


CTaus' Visits
The members Of the Union SuE5ay-scacol Isl
$ larSe Christmas tree 81 re Cz-.stizu church.
on Gladstone street L2E5nz, C1r-s--a-s . z1-
Tae cAErcb was 3l-ed y IS utmost seating
eaQ4c,ty. S-ch e gathering WIS seldom seen
there Before. The evenings entertainment he-
gan wi5a the following programme being gwen
by TIA members o. the SznG2y-scLool s-t tlsi-
teachers Every body was unanimous - T-elr
praise OF Mrs. :. Cooas for the va-v able manner
IN which she arranged and conducted sae evan
Jugs exercises NJ. Nathan A11srsoa acted tEs
part OF santa Claus. and &c succeeded a1-1Lra-
bly,, being dressed 20 represent ne ez-ldrel's
friend IS tho1ga ks but Lately arrived from tie
icy regions:
Opening song -e1ool
Recitation -................-.Niss Ega s.evert-oa
Reel alton Mr. A Wa.csr
song ------..-......-.....-..... Ms Ana Cooas
Recitation - Ollie 81. bert
5.a@I-1- -.----'-.-.-------44-s Nay Avery
Kiss ". Walker. NJ \. Walter aaI NJ
Dialogue. s. Coo2s. =. and Miss Avery
rectal! n----------------.---Ar sseo9 Lo5is2
- 80 -, Mss Lee
Mss ". walker. NJ. Walter and VI
Dia,ogae-"A Baslful Bog''...........--.....
". y Anderson, Mr.. :. LoGzh. NJ. :.
Coons, j., NJ Corning, Mss Cam
m, Mss Woo11uE. 2iss
Lee, Miss LouEh-
Duet Miss Avery, Mss Pinkhan
ssEe-''Eow 20 Get Al Azswe-" ---..--.-
---.--------.-..-.--. NJ IS COols. Miss Avery
len p@Tance song ----.--.-2lr. ard Ms :. Cons
Closing song ..-....-..-..-.- eunCzE-srhooI
Z pou the compilation ot the programme santa
C.aus dlssc b1-ed presents, which occupied rwa
hours. and SEM sll TIE lizzie ones home happy.
Closing exercises So the LaVCn2 school were
he'd II Miss Ma-sAslVs and Miss Coldo2s
rooms, which were ftti1g,y decorated with
eTe-grse1a The exercises consisted OF singing
s1d Rotations, rendered b. the children, after
which IA pupils were kindly remembered With
appropriate tokens that shovel Christmas 20 -
ueAr. Many visitors were present during TIE
exercises and showed . Just appreciation OF sAs
Interest taken n the children - the teachers.
EIhs Christmas supper su1 ent9-IAinE=at Of
the Methodist Episcopal sundAy-sehOo. Christ
mas eve was very Pleasant success. The merry
enjoyment Of the children testified % tie sue
cess OF the supper. After the feassiug came the
Programme, consisting OF chorus and motion
songs aRc Rotations rendered - TIE children
themselves. tneF marching wiz sae music 20
tie platform each tine. !. tae close Of the
exercises Santa ClaGs appeared upon the scene
with generous PACK UPON his back. the con-
tents or which was soon distributed among the
aFT
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THE TWO LESSONS.

pisce, puer. TfTi1t@m eI ne, yeruuque isborer:
For.GE1s G. c.tlS---fsEls 10 Asc1asas a. Eueid
Xii, 49,.
Learn. boy. from what dwells IN man alone
Courage immortal, and the stssdfast sway
=. patient Toll, the! g-orl1eS the day.
What El0ss eunobles lie g all our own:
Yet not the whole OF life: the fAres atone
For what they give oy what they keep AWAY
Learn thou from others a. the triumphs gay
That dwell IN SUMMER realms, 10 ne IN
known
Each lie iEapa-ts one lesson; each supplies
one priceless secret that IL holds within.
In yo1r OWE hea-t-Ihers only-s.ands the
prize.
70 lied OF 81 else, your OWE career you win.
ne hall Command our fages; the res. but
lies
In that last drop which unknown power.
t4ug IN
-T6orlzs HlTlfsntrtl Hl,rixsaz
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Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford Celebrate.

The Crawtorsls hsd reunion both On Christ.
mas eve ana Chri -f1aas day ON Christmas eve
the festivities were held ~ the home oil Mr.. and
Mrs. = J. Crawford. cu Fourteenth street. where
there was Chrls;IEas tree and family reunion,
with az their attendant pleasures. During the
distribution ot tie presents papa Crawford was
presented with handsome walking stick As
he took Il Mrs. l. ~ Crawford, n a sweet con
trslto voice. sang The cd Hickory Cane"
These present were: Nr and Ms. L. & Craw-
ford. Mss Nellie Crawford, Mr.. and Ms. T. NJ
C-Gwior~ Samuel Leery Crawford, II. Ms
Addie 4 Warren and samuel Crawford Warren,
Of CeatEalts; NJ snd Ms :. I. Crawford. Clay
ton Crawford, Ms. Helen PearCe And Mr. James
@. hostwood. The onty absent members ot the
family were Mvs Clark B.les and son, Of O.yra-
p.a, W 40 we've detained 81 homo by the ilacss OF
Mr.. Biles. On Christmas day the same merry
party gathered sTosad tho ss.iai board and en-
.oyed turkey and craahsrry sauce with father
sad mother, Mr.. aud Mrs. K c Crawford, OF
Union street
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Mr.. and Mrs. George kinnear's Dinner
Tee spacious and elegant residence Cf 2r s1a-
Mrs. George kI3nea-, on Ct7esa Auus h24i. Eis-
Hesxed tie gathering q few friends % 1aT4si-
uEs day 70 entgT lhs hospitality Ct tier genial
host and hostess ~ dinner. TIE OCCASION VS.
Characterized ~ a. entire absence q kAs 81 n
Formally whieh Is 50 often mistaken i1r eT4-
oe2es 81 culTgTe, su1 caea guest wss 4la1s .
fee. AID appreciate tbs cordially wltl which al
were greeted. 4 choice ard elaborate Ta4l2
Tss serTsd. after which bright and interesting
conversation, fate-sp=rssd VIII music, BGs En-
50yea uutiI r LATE hour. Those 5aFitsd we're d.
!. y. F1.k.us, Lr. and 2rs- CHARLES T. E4s5oseE,
Captain e1d Mrs AE1os Br5Eu- 2T sad Ma
Hart, ReT. and Mrs.. : !. Bright II. and Yrs
E0ber. Enipe and Or. and Mrs J. ". Waug2op,
Of Sts6t s-yg.z.
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A spendid Choral Service.

astle's representative people gathered az the
First Methodist Protestant church 70 listen %
the Christmas service prepared BY the choir
under The direction .; Professor Manson TAs
services, consisting q short and appropriate
address ey Rev Clark Davis, the pastor, ana
nasS IN 2 by Galss, IS given by the choir aud
erehessra, were highly enjoyed by all present
Those taking lea1IUE parts IN the mass are:
salois;s, Mss sally Compton and Mrs ". e.
Roaald, soprano; Mrs, G. c Munson. ccatEAlta;
Mr. {. e. Bowman, tencr; Mr.. Sieger!y aad Nj
MeAdans. essso The oreAestra was composed *
ieSalng instEumeutalists q, the CITY, among
"a At,na are ps. Thorensea, n. Lessey, Mr. 0tta-
man, Mr.. Logan, ~. Aatson, Mr.. !eass, III.
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Christina. Among rnitarians.

Abou. sixty children belonging 70 the Uuits-
rssn ehurea sund2y-seAooI celebrated Christ
mas yesterday a. ths chlreh pGrl5rs. seventh
and Uuion streets, by holding shoTs entertain
Enent and spending Al hoEr Or 80 playing games.
Zach o1e present received : present Of : box o.
candy and nuts, and Refreshments were passed
around 20 all The Rev. ". 9. Eliot, f., The
pastor, tod tie children E Christmas story.
after which the following programme vss
rendered.
Duet ". Lindsay, II. Gibbons
6Sc.IAt1o1 ---1--5c -SE4 al
gong J.s 1.A-A-4 Is
solo Mr. Lindsay
Recitation ...................-... Rsts Bel
RECITATION -A--z-a4 a. 14ts
so1g-HCaTisi-u2s Caro-" .-.--1he SCHOOL
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Tn. yaeaboud Social Club.

The vagabond Club gave is second party a.
TIE residence OF NJ Benjsmin soipes. OF Ms1i-
son street, Christmas eve. Dancing was in
dGlged IN until long after midnight. Excellent
music vas furnished By Aiss Tout Those
present we're Mrs. snipes. Kiss Phillips, Miss
Clark, Miss Fiskea. Mis- GOItstsin. Mss Graves,
Miss smith, Miss wittlaT, Miss Bu-dick, Mis-.
Meuhes-t and Miss Tout, Mr. VIII Hanna NJ.
Gilliari Carson, Mr. Frank Frederick, Mr.. VIII
Beard, 3r. Beri Graves, NJ. Len Richards, Mr.
Horton Rsy. Mr.. Eugene Led9y, Mr. Tull KEEL
logg, NJ. Dana Farns8orth. ". Sherman Foota
and NJ. Ben snipes.
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MI. and Mrs. O. j. Carr's Dinner.

Mr. and Mrs o. J. Carr, OF EdgeEater, enter
tanned small gathering OF their young friends
on Christmas day. After a typical Christmas
dinner had been psrtaken OF the afternoon and
evening were very en:0ysbiy sIeni with games
snd music. Those present were NJ. and Mrs. z.
:. Ingrahsn, Mr.. and Mrs F. ". Foster. Ar. and
Mrs. C. L Andrews, Miss Meda l. Car, Miss
Minnie Bryan, Miss Jennie Carr, Miss BERTHE
Bryan, Miss Bertha Carr, Miss Laura Jensen. Mr..
Kenneth Carr IngTAhan, Mr.. Alvah /. Carr. Mr..
Albert Bryan, Mr.. Z. L Gaut, NJ. Norman II
graham and Mr.. II. Willis Carr.
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Ran d Marley.

NJ. Charlie. Rand and Mss Isabel Ms.lsr.
both Of King county, were Joined IN marriage on
Christmas eve in the presence Of few friends
The ceremony was solemiEsi 81 the residence
q the Officiating clergyman. John + Damon.
SO Esitd street, and Mr.. and Mrs Alexander
NlyAa served IS gro0msmRn and bridesmaid
NJ. Rand : . wellknown engineer, and has
many tzleads among the craft AMI on tie road
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DR.. Leonhardt Dimes Friends.

Yesterday Dr.. s. c. Leonhsrdt gave, 81 Mrs.
Atwood's, well regulated dinner 10 party of
his friends il honor OF the holidays. Those who
enjoyed the young gent!emaps hospitality
were: NJ. F. A. Wing, Mr.. P. ". Rochester,
Mr.. John 7. Mitchell, Mr.. Fred Z. Johnson, Mr..
James Doran, Mr. W. :. Deane, Miss z c.
Thomas, Mr.. Hughes, NJ. ". II. Pettis and Ar.
Ersnk Aorris
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Dinner of Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Wood.

Mr. and Mrs. z. ". Wood celebrated Christmas
e. their residence, Fourth and Pine streets, last
evening by & family party. Christmas tree
and lunch were features u the evening. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs Lyman Wood, Mr..
and Mrs. J. z. Hough:On, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ro54rts. Miss Nellie Roberts, Mr.. J. II. May and
Master Walter Roberts The party was given II
honor Of Miss Nellie May Wood. the pretty little
dauEater 0! ~ and Ms z ". Wool
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Arrangements have teen about completed for
re lesP year party walea VII u g1vs8 90
kanks's hail On Inc evening % Jzazzry4 The
of1lesrs Of the association un4s. vzloss sgsy4ess
TIE aGei- g 70 Ds gwen are, P-ezl1@l-. XrZ-
LFzstGs Barnard: treasurer, Mrs. Gegrgs Il
Ae44oroa, s84 80 -s;sry, u "a Los 7Aesfe- TIE
patrons ara NJ z. O. Graves, Il. Jaeo5 FErta,
2r- L : :. Hunt. and Gr. A 3, stewart Tae
invitations have b.sgn sss1s5 and ere o: : unique
eaa-acter II Is dee sre1 that tie Intention = %
coz7ps! tie vo1ng n7sn - E23s-xo revs-szl o.
he usual oE1sr Of tLlsgs for o-s svsalg q. .szs.
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Santa Claus Actually Came.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Colkeit 81 their residence,
z97 Lake street, on Friday night gave their three
young ones happy Christmas For several
days the little folks had been going TO the fire.
place and laying before Santa Claus al express
sion OF their desires. In response they each got
what they loaged for. ard were il consequence
thereof made very hsppy. Mrs. NcISaisEty acted
as Santa Claus, riding iato the ROOM upon
EunTy -nnYArai Elaf
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Ths people OF Eim0n3s have reason 70 bs
proud o. their excellent educational facilities.
The fas six--ooul schpoiholse, completed last
September. IS the best II the county. excepting
tie rev High school building 81 Sloa0uish,
an IS located on 3 slightly eIlsDe2ce overlook
Ing he town and the sound. The Fairgrounds
s-e large AMI well suited iOr spoctS he SCHOOL,
under tbs management Of NJ. George ". stat
ford g. principal, $ carefully graded and wei
discI pllGed. o. Wednesday evening tce pupils
gave su excelieG; holiday entertainment; 81
Brackets hal, aad successfully rendered TIE
following programme:
Christmas acsostic. ..E!evea children
Deciamauo2-''A GrieTous Compliant ......
DecIsnstiou-"The Dumb VIE" ...--.......
Motion soag-''>ee the Farmer 1850. ....-...
EeC.i4tsoa-"Ths Lsg1t on Dead Mans T}a-"
...... -.-..-..--..-. Miss Gertrude sprinkle
sorE-''Tke Students Lay ...... ---..-.
AGci G-laiiC1 NJ. kCx LfaPUe
A New Years drs3&-'Ths Months ana
Holidays ...-... --.-... welty->iN Characters
kec.tsI-oa-''Ih be Fate Of g Tramp. --.-..-.-.-.
....-.--...-.. NJ. Frank Delaer
Deo.aIaatioa-"A Boys Complaint
Notwithstanding CT Net GuUsy .-.....-.-.
49,. --.- -....-....Mlss Bessie Schumacher
The lapg;ians' Right Characters
Reci;Ation-''Tae o.a Maid, ....:.....
Reoiia:ioa-"Taa Oh Baehel5f'' . -,
.,.....,......... M. Harry ske.toa
Draua-"saata Claus Oa;w.tsea' -. -
= --..-.....-..slx eAAfsc'sTs
- Z.
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Future Social Events

Tuesday.
hall - the Annoy
On New Years eve re Ladies g-x.cai Cub
VIII hold q reception
The next meeting OF ths Es-so- Hi Wits.
Club VIII u had 3! TIE 1oZs o. NJ. Ron n
Crawford. Chestnut street., zs4- Nstiso-, -
morrow evening
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Harvard Hotel HOP.

On Tuesday night TIE ladies' o. the Harvard
house gave very pretty social hop. Dancing
OF pleasant nature, n hs-Zozy With good
music, gave great en !oTz.s7., .11 When e. mid.
night refreshments were served 81 evening th.s
VII os lo1g rszezb@zs1 Wa completely
Ioucdsd or
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On ths afternoon Of ThHrstIzy, December 1fts,
e. ne residence Of the oEi1s, corner Randolph
and ka5gh. streets, Nr. Thomas Orion AID 4rs,
Mary A Arnold were solzsd Ia rs1loSk ~ Rev.
soaa !. Damon. Among taoSs present. ve-s:
NJ. ana Mrs.. WlLiaGa G&ztsrn1aas NJ. szG AEs
EEalL AAiker. NJ q Freese snd ataara
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The Carendi.h KYhi.t CIub.

The Caven1.sa WHIST Club met las: saturday
evening 81 tas rssideues o. ". ". A Richie,
sl3 Battery street. Thoss attending were: 2r.
and MEs ". n R..ca!s. NJ and G-s 4 2.
Cllss. Ar. aa6 Ma A. I Foa9a- Ar. 9. D. Rudy
and IF. c. rs. Rtchis- TIE party INDUCED u
'hs usual 1u-1o Der or szs contests TIE club IS
coz poss1 o: exezlIea: rIsTs-s
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an entertainment consisting o. singing and
rseitaflarz TIE E5ul. IuAs c5tzzts u TIE camp,
s0zas 10 PERSONS. were gwen splendid supper
BIZ A { D4ah2n AID IVES ey Wilson. 01Elcevs Of
the mining company, fox WHOM ire people Aavs
tAe nf-H=z< es-es-u
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Davidson-Csnnon.

On Noatay, December =, NJ. : 2 Davidson
and Mss Percj.la Cannon were united IN rnsr-
rage By Rev. Wallace Mating. The wedding
was private, only the immediate relatives Of the
contracting parties being present
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The Murnhys' Iecture.

Al Arnory hau, Tuesday, December 2sth, a.
80 ,. II, Francis Murphy sn4 Thomas Z
Murphy VIII lecture ,o2s night only for the
oeaeat oi TIE Francis MurpAy Gospel Temper.
aace Union, Of Seattle. Tickets, > cents To
he had al al stationery and drug stores or a.
the door