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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-23
Personal SOCIAL NEWS

Letters received from Mrs. H. T Harmon and
her daughters, Misses Maud and Ruth of th;s
city, who are spending the summer in Roches.
Ter, Mimi, state that they are having a verv
pleasant time. The weather is extremely warm
and they long for the cool, refreshing Pnpst
sound air. e1'
Mrs. Charles F. Fishbaek sailed on thu Tina
tia, and is now on her way hons =.
enc mas mad most delightful visit
among friends in San Francisco and the Nans
valley. -'oPS
Miss Emily L Whalley, who has been VISITING
relatives IN the city during the past three
months, leaves on the steamer walla WaIla psxt
Wednesday Tor her home in san Francisco
Mrs Frank Allyn, wife of Judge ALVIN Of II.
coma ana the Misses Morris spent cay las,
week IN Seattle, the guests OF Mrs. Tbomss
Burke A"Oihas
MISS Louise Prayer, instructor of elncp,,o- l.,
the Stale university, is living with Mis- Irls.
l. chamberlain, 459 Olympia avenue,
ttDr P..s. Hansen, pastor OF the Firs, pa.,,..
church of Chicago, is in the city the s,,e. ~ l
Rev. W. A. Burchette Vi the
MI II. B. Pomeroy has returned t,o,, ~.
70 Kansas City and is at his old quarters In tbs
James Street Club. =" VIC
Nj ana Mrs E. D. Saunders, of Spokane hav.
oeen the guests of the family OF NJ It stewsrs
during the week.
slsses Nellie and Minnie Campbell, who have
Dsen Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Colman, corner
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WEDDINGS.
McPherson- Estabroos.

very pleasant party OF family ana 49,.
gathered at the residence of Mr.. and Mr. f,h.,s..
L. Morton, PIG Wall street, at Tia hou, 3
O'Clock on the evening OF August y 10 eelsh-.4.
the marriage of Miss Alma B. Est2rcot -
merly Of New Brunswick. and Mr. L n ucpss-
son, telegraph operator and resident I, 4.
town OF Bothell, where the happy and var
mated pair will take up their home Rsv ~.
r. Damon officiated. Mr.. Thomas D. Neps-.
son, brother of the bridegroom, served = -,
man, aud the Office of bridesmaid was grxessrn.
discharged by Mrs G. A. Estabrook, sxts,.,..
law of the bride. Among those present ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l. Morton, Mr. and Mn q
A Estabrook, Mrs. Gertrude Erickson, M
Anna Williamson, Mr.. II. L. snowden, Of Vel.
shire, England, and Master Tomrny Aorto,
The ceremony and warm congratulations ~.
followed by sumptuous wedding repsss "A
the guests separated with hearty GOOD vishS
for their mutual happiness.
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FUTURE SOCIAL EVENTS.

One of the leading social events of next week
will be the basket picnic tomorrow TO Lilliwaup
falls. II originated with the ladies Of the Meth
oiist Episcopal church, who are anxious to free
the church from debt before the close of the
conference year. Society has taken il up and
the party which viii leave tomorrow morning
al 5 o'elocko the Bailey Gatzert, from the foot
Oh Columbia street, viii be one of the most
agreeable that can be conceived. The ladies
will serve refreshments on board the steamer.
but guests will form lunch parties of their own
at the falls. The scenery along Hoods canal is
conceded to be the finest in Western Washing
ton. 1t Is arranged to spend two and one-half
hours at the famous and picturesque falls and
return in time 10 be at Seattle by O'Clock The
ladies of the church are sparing no pains or in
genUity TO make this picnic the great success of
the season.
The fourth hop of the series given by the
Seattle Coiilliou Club will be held at the Madi
son street pavilion Thursday evening Septem-
Der 10. The fifth. ana last hop given by this
club will be held az the Hotel Cakins, East Sc
attic. on Thursday evening. September "a
, Mrs. l. Johnson, Mrs. Frank Lee and Mrs. ].
7. Ronald compose the executive committee of
the W. c. 7. U. which will arrange an excursion
in September TO Victoria for the benefit of the
Day Nursery.
Next Saturday the Turn Verein societies of tha
Northwest will begin their festival in this city.
The seattle Turn Verein viii entertain repre-
sentatives from all parts Of the state
The Nebraska Association will meet at Hota,
Calkins, in East seattle, on next Tuesday. The
Nebraskans OF Tacoma have been invited 10
attend.
The Minnesota Club will hold meeting on
Tuesday evening at the residence OF Mrs. A. Fl
Harrison, CTS Columbia street.
The Ladies Musical Club will give retention
in honor of Miss Emma Thursby at the r,r.io.I
institute OF Mrs Willard
The Renaissance Club will on Tuesday give
musicale at the residence of Mrs. A. b. stewart
in Queen Anne town.
The Gounod Club will give an entertainment,
at Hotel Caikins, in East Seattle, next Monday
evening.
Mrs l. ;. j. Hunt will give tea at Yarrow ON
Thursday afternoon
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sas City, NO., daughters OF Mr.. and MIS-.
Richard Davis. 500 Pearl street Whist was en-
joyed part Of the evening, after which supper was
served, followed by dancing, which was enjoyed
until late hour The music was OF the DesL
Among those present were; Mr.. and Mrs DAVIS
Mr. and Mrs Hawkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy, mrs.
Maley, Mrs. Hawarden, Miss Annie Coleman.
Miss Carrie Nelson. Miss Cora Oliver. Miss Ella
C. Nash, Miss Maria Swell, Miss Hattie BARN,
Miss Title Peterson. Miss Lottie Green, Miss
Barbara Davis, Miss Hattie Davis and Miss
Phelps. The gentlemen were: Mr.. Thomas
Johnson, Mr.. Richard Scurry, Mr.. Austin An
derson, Mr.. Robert Spencer, Mr.. Willis Tuppins,
Mr.. Judson Elder. Mr.. Robert Miles. Mr.. Charles
Jones. Mr.. Grant Thompson, Mr.. " N. Duncan
and Master Davis
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Sons of Veterans Reception.

George H. Thomas Camp, Sons of Veterans, as
sisted by the Ladies' Aid Society, an auxiliary,
gave delightful moonlight excursion and
dance Tuesday evening last On Lake Washing
ton and at Leschi park. The steamer Kirkland
took the excursionists several times around the
beautiful lake, stopping at the sea-lions' den
and other points OF interest, and finally landing
its cargo of pleasure-seekers at the Leschi PARK
pavilion. The pavilion was brilliantly lighted
and good music was in attendance, so that the
numerous halls and picturesque verandas wit
messed a merry time until a. m, when the
party broke UP.
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On Tuesday, August II, Mr. Elkan Nax
stern, of this city, and Miss Hennie Cahsaa
San Francisco. were united in marriage q -
residence OF the brides parents, 4l0 Van IN
avenue, San Francisco. Mr.. and Mrs. Morse
stern, after spending their honeymoon in South
ern California, have arrived in Seattle and han
taken up temporary residence at 62S Yeslsf ~
nue.. The following from Seattle ATTENDED -
ceremony: Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fortlouis, M ~
Mrs. NJ. A. Gottsteln, Mrs. II. Preston, Nm
Aronson, w. Wilzinski, J. Hershberg, J. Rosu-
berg aud Miss H Kierski
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On the evening OF the 10th inst at the occf.
dental hotel. Seattle, Mr.. +. NJ De Moss, of Bal
lard, was married to Miss Lizzie NJ Dearborn al
Kansas, by the Rev. John F. Damon. Mr.. D.
Moss is q pioneer merchant of Ballard, and be-
taken prominent part IN all public undernk
ings for the advancement of the city. Nu
Dearborn taught one of the departments IN as
public school Of Ballard last year, and ID VII
and favorably known. The happy couple hega
domestic life at their residence ON the south "a
of Leary avenue
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Suall-Dawes.

At the residence Of the officiating clerzynaA
John F. Damon, go Fifth street, Seattle, Wei
nesday, August 10, Mr.. George K. small sud
Miss Katherine Dawes, both of King counfy.
Mr.. J. NJ. Adkins and Miss Mary Convoy did ths
honors as groomsman and bridesmaid, and she
couple received congratulations from lsrre
circle of friends. Mr.. Small is a gripman an "a
Madison street cable road, and has made many
warm friends among the travelling public By his
uniform courtesy.
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Perkes-Bateman.

CESTRALIA, Aug. Especial l-Tomorrov
morning At 10 O'Clock Mr.. A c. A. Perkes and
Miss Ida T.. Bateman will be united
in marriage at the residence of the
brides parents. Mr.. Perkes is the cdr
tor of the South Bend Journal. After Tho
ceremony dejeuner will be served, when the
young couple will take the north bound Norsk
ern Pacific for tour of the prominent points h
Washington
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Darst-Stoous

Mr.. Charles L. Darst, ianitor OF the Soma
school, aid Miss Ida Stoops, of Port Anrsk
were married last Wednesday evening By Rev. Z
Chase, at the home OF the brides parents. n
and Ars. d. F. Stops. The bride was beam
fully enrobed in dark blue silk. draped in cream
colored lace, wearing bouquet Of roses m
bride and groom were the recipients OF lam
number OF elegant presents from many guer
After congratulations, bounteous repast =
served, and the happy couple left by stesm9s
Seattle, where they are at home to their m
friends, at AIS South Fourteenth street
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Pleasant Basket Picnic.

very pleasant basket picnic party was had at
East Seattle last Sunday, ehaperoned by Mrs
stephen Carkeek. A bountiful lunch was pro-
vided, and the occasion was SO much enjoyed by
all that IL was unanimously voted to repeat the
same at an early date Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Carkeek, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W.
Goodhue, Mr.. aud Mrs. George W. Hunt, Mr.
and Mrs. William Carkeek, Miss Lynch, of
WaIla Walla; Miss Maud Wilson, Miss Emma
Smith, Miss Carkeek, Miss Bessie Carkeek, Miss
Cora Carkeek, Mr.. Martineer, Mr.. Warson, Mr.
osgood, Mr.. Charles Carkeek, Mr.. Clarence
Goodhue and Mr.. George w. Hunt, IT.
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Arrivals at the Ho, Springs.

The following persons registered during the
past week al the Green River Hot springs hotel:
Mrs. n. J. Pontius, Mrs. j. Franklin, Mr.. j. r.
NeKiomsr, Mrs. Pauline Knox, Miss Laura
Hancock, Mr.. g. Fl. Biliiar, Mr.. Fl. A. Webster,
Mr. FRANK Aronson. Mr.. A. Haycock. Mr.. J. G.
Miller, Mr.. w. J. Shank, Miss Ella Brunswick,
Miss Nina Brunswick. Mr.. James Greer, Mr..
II. B. Fletcher, Mr.. J. r Walsh, Seattle; Mr..
+. w. Bosworth, Mr.. E. Coates, Mr.. Fred T.
Taylor, Nj l. c. Milligan, Mr.. j. Fl. Barry, Mrs.
Linquist, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Z. Derrick and son,
Mr.. y. NJ. Risteen, Mr.. W. s. Fox, Mr.. II. 5.
Griggs, MI. Cyrus Aediee, Mr.. John Macauly,
Nj J. &. Patehitt, Mr.. and Mrs A. Holmes,
Mr. A. J. Henderson, Mr.. Fred Cronan,
Mr.. David Quiel, Mr.. A. s. CHS
holm, Mr.. and Mrs w. Bof, Tacoma;
Mr. c. +. Hood, Mr.. E. L. Van Epps, Mr.. ]. NJ.
Robinson, Mrs. Armstrong, Miss Reed, Miss
wilson, Mr. VI. Z. Reed, Mr.. J. +. Armstrong,
MI Frank N. Convey, Mr. George 6. Mills. Mr.
Avery Reed, Mr.. W. B. shearer. Mr.. l. l.. Talott,
Mr. D. J. Bigelow, Mr.. 8. W. woodruff, Mrs.
Burr, Miss Burr, Miss June Burr, OF olympia;
Mr. 5. II. Sondheim. Mr.. J. J. Cleland, MI War
rem Z. Gilbert, Portland; Mr.. A. c. Walker, Mrs.
J. II. Greer and family, Mr.. NJ. 6. Mills, Mr.. A.
J. splswn. Mr.. and Mrs. p. o. Bonds, Mrs. Greer,
North Yakima; Mr.. John Morton, Mrs. E. A.
Gros and mother, Mr.. w. Med. Laureli,
New York: Mr.. z. G. Burritt, Washing
ton City; Mr.. J. G. Mulligan, Chicago;
Mrs. N. ]. Cham berlain, Nj. Joe Lewis, Buckley,
Wash; Mr.. John NJ. Knox, Pawtucket, 4. l.: Mr..
John Rohlinger, Puyallup: Mr.. J. d. Gauslin,
Lowell; Miss Alice Love, Miss Agnes Pearne,
Miss Flora Pearne, Fort Simcoe, Wash; Mr.. F.
W. Dyer, Minneapolis; Mr.. William Dean, st.
Paul
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tie first time Haydus grand oratorio "Crea-
ton" There were seventy singers present. ana
the meeting was very enthusiastic The club
will produce the oratorio some time IN Novem-
Der, and the intention is to have al iessl 10y
voices in the chorus twill be musical event
of great Importance and interest in Seattle The
second rehearsal will take place at Vaughans
music store next Wednesday evening.
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Luncheon for Mis-. Morrison,

On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Joseph W. Gregory
gave a luncheon at her residence, LOIS Madison
street, in honor of Miss Morrison, of Des Moines,
Ia. The house was nicely decorated with cut
flowers. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. C. L.
Webb, Mrs. Grambs and Miss Louise Hayden.
The luncheon was served in excellent style and
gave rare enjoyment. Those present were: Miss
Morrison. of Des Moines; Miss Carter, Miss Jessie
Carter, Miss Calhoun, Miss Hunt, Miss Spencer,
Miss Allen, Miss Clarke, Miss Juliet Mcclellan,
Miss Amy Burnett, Miss Graves Miss Towles,
Miss Bacchus, Miss Struye, Miss Compton, Miss
Pichard and Miss Phillips.
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Concert at Columbia.

A concert will be given in the Town hall at
Columbia next Wednesday evening by the quar-
tette choir of the Second Methodist Protestant
church, Seattle, assisted by Professor and Mrs.
E. D. Crandall, Miss Powell. Mr.. Roland and
Mr.. Harry Crandall. The proceeds go for the
benefit of the new Sunday-school at Columbia,
organized by Rev. Mr. Chandler a few weeks
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Mrs. T.. v. wards Picnic,

Mrs. L. V. Ward gave q private picnic and
boating party TO q humber of her friends at
Madison street beach on Lake Washington last
Friday. Various sports and Games, together
with rowing, caused the day TO be spent pleas
sntly, the party returning home by mooR-
light. The following persons made up
the company: Mrs. Ward, Miss Mary
Hyde, Miss Esther Hyde, Miss Florence
Caldwell, Miss Viola Fields, Miss Fan
ME f. Giles, Miss Daisy Jennings. Miss May Jen-
nings Miss Lizzie Atkinson Miss Fannie McRae
Miss Helena McRae, Mr.. w. D. Hardin, Mr. H. 8.
upper Mr.. A. c. Ward and Mr. J. NJ Layhue
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Lawn Fete Preyented.

On Monday evening it was intended to have
given a lawn fete at the residence of Mrs. c. NJ
Sheafe, in Queen Anne town, but wretchad
weather prevented the carrying out OF the
original intention. number OF the neighbors,
however, came in, and quite pleasant evening
was spent by all.
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Little Miss Browns PARTY.

On Friday afternoon Miss Annie Laura Brown,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Brown, gave
pleasant lawn party TO a number of little friends
in celebration of her birthday. The afternoon
was spent in games and outdoor romping, and
quite nice refreshments were served TO the
happy young guests. Those who attended the
party We're: Miss Annie Laura Brown, Miss Ora
Brown, Miss Carrie Denny, Miss Elite Levy, Miss
BERTHE Levy, Miss Clara Levy, Miss Myrtle Kirk
man, Miss Jessie Ballard, Miss Mabel Webb,
Miss Anita Kinnear, Miss Flosse Adair, Miss
Mary Adair, Miss Bessie Boyd, Miss Anna
Strands, Miss Blanche Shaw, Miss Maud Shaw,
Master Arthur Denton, Master Tordie Barnes
and Master Leslie Kirkmau.
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The Halter Law Club.

The Halter Building Law Ulub met on Mon
day afternoon. and Mr.. Frank Southland read a
paper on the Australian Land Transfer Sys-
tenn" which was received with great attention,
and upon its conclusion was warmly discussed.
At the next meeting Mr.. E. y. Dole will present
paper on ssFederal Questions"
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Mrs. Cheal's Pretty Luncheon.

Mrs. J. Cheal, of Second aud Madison streets,
gave luncheon on Thursday afternoon. The
hostess was assisted by Miss Gertrude Cheal,
Miss Beatrice Cheal and Miss Lillian Cheal in
making comfortable the guests of the occasion.
The luncheon was at many small tables, each
charmingly arranged and decorated The
guests were: Mrs. J. F. Mcknight, Mrs. Adelaide
Holmes, Mrs Clark, Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs. white,
Mrs. d. C. Garrett, Mrs Edward Howard, Mrs.
J. Fiskin, Mrs. A. Fiskin, Mrs. ]. C. Baker, Mrs.
Fred Ward, Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Hay, Mrs. Rollins,
Miss Fiskin, Miss Wyckeff, Miss Blanch Relic,
Miss Remy, Miss Jessie Fiskin, Miss Belle
Fiskin and Miss Ferguson.
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Surprise Birthday Party.

Miss Maud and Miss Tessa OConnor were
given a surprise on Thursday last by a number
of friends st their residence, 1869 Dexter street
Games, dancing and refreshments were the
features of the evenings enjoyment Those
present were Miss Anna Shaw, Miss Belle Nor
man, Miss Isabel White, Miss Jessie Burton,
Miss Mamie Dowd, Miss Emma Harrington,
Miss Maud Sherwood, Miss Durant, Miss Ella
Shaw, Miss Nyda Scott, Mr. win White, Mr..
Charlie smith, Mr.. Tom O'Connor, Mr.. Frank
Houghton, Mr.. Chauncey Harrington, Mr.. Sher-
wood, Mr.. Edward Bailey, Mr.. Chester Winslow
Mr.. Royce Brown, Mr.. C. Gadesden and Mr.. w.
Richie.
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Mrs. swauson's Pink Te..

On Monday afternoon Mrs. B. /. Swanson gave
pretty pink tea in honor Of Miss Lucy Taft, of
Chicago, who is at present her guest in this
city. The apartments of the hostess were gaiIy
decorated with flowers and lighted by pink
shaded lamps. The menu was quite elaborate
and delicious The guests were: Mrs. Jacob
Furth, Mrs. Basil Wood, Mrs. T PARROT, Mrs.
Charles Rauu. Mrs J. L Johnson, Mr.. Duranr
Mrs Peter swanson, Miss Lucille Taft Mss
Bessie Griffith, Miss Riley, Miss Kate Ball and
Miss Bella shaw
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Campers From Eagle Harbor.

The young people OF Eagle Harbor have been
enjoying a weeks outing at Mukilteo. Hunt
ing, fshing ana yachting were enjoyed by the
party, which consisted of Mr. and Mrs. J. J.
Farmer, Miss Grow. Miss Hart Miss Rose, Miss
Finch, Miss Bueklin. Mr.. Forfeit, Mr. Russell
and Mr.. Grow. The party returned Wednesday,
after visiting Edmonds and Kingston.
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Mrs. jerome Catiin's Luncheon.

Mrs. Jerome Catlin, on Monday afternoon,
gave q luncheon at her residence on Second
street. beyond Pike. The tables were quite
prettiiy decorated with roses The guests were:
Mrs. F. J. Burns, Mrs. James Leddy, Mrs. G. w.
Harris. Mrs w. Van Waters, Mrs. T. P Dyer.
Mrs. q. ". Van Doren. Mrs J. Knox Brown and
Miss White, OF san Francisco
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st. Clements Social.

An interesting social under the auspices of the
Iadles OF st. Clements Episcopal church was
given Thursday evening at the residence NJ sr-
Governor l. X. Church, on Clifford street. There
was large attendance. Mrs. HUMPHREYS, Mrs.
Rochester and Mr.. J. B. Gordon sang and Pro-
lessor Lucy gave some fine musical interpreta-
Mons. 1t was the inaugural social OF the
ehureh. and It's success was most fattering 70
the ladies who had il in charge.
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MRS. BalIard.s Luncheon.

on Thursday afternoon Mrs. w. E. Ballard, OF
Twelfth aud Columbia streets, gave luncheon
in honor OF Mrs Kirkman. OF Walla Waila. The
lunch and decorations were very lovely. and the
affair was particularly enjoyable BY reason OF
the home-like nature OF the arrangements.
Those present were: Mrs. Kirkmsn. Mrs. Gil
more, Mrs w. P. Boyd. Mrs w. H. Lle.ellyn,
Mrs J. s Chase. Mrs. u. D. Ballard and Mrs r.
p Thorndvke
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A Dinner for DIR. Plat.

Captain F. A. Hill, of 2,sOs Fifth street. On
Wednesday evening gave an informal dinner
and musicale in honor OF DIR. W. H. Platt, of An
Acortes, who is at present the guest of Captain
and Mrs. Hill. The decorations were in excel
lent taste, the dinner fine and the music of a
very high order. Professor r. w. Lucy and Mr..
Robert E Martin played and sang in fine STYLE.
Those present were DIR. and Mrs Levi Gilbert.
Miss Dollie Martin, Mr.. Robert E. Martin. Pro-
fessor Kuntz, Professor R. W. Lucy and the host
and hostess
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Hubbell-smith.

On Thursday Mr.. John N. Hubhell, Of N
firm of Vail * Hubbell, of this city, was mar
ried to Miss Smith, of Cincinnati, at the hons
of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbell will return
to Seattle about the.lst of September
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Friendship Social societr.

The Friendship Social Society gave its second
party at Odd Fellows hall. in North Seattle on
Thursday evening. About $50 were present.
Dancing was the feature of the evening. Re-
freshments were served by the ladies. The next
social will be given on Thursday, September g.
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Lawn sociaI at Mrs. wards.

Mrs. D. B. Ward gave lawn social at her
Queen Anne residence on Wednesday evening
for the Ladies' Aid society OF the secon
Methodist Protestant church. The grounds,
which are naturally very attractive. were rem
dered more beautiful by colored japanese Ian
terms Quite 8 large humble. was present There
was music and refreshments during the even
ing.
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Rev. and Mrs. Garrett Entertain.

On Monday evening the Rev and Mrs David
Claiborne Garrett entertained me entire vestry
oil 81. Marks church az dinner, and on Wednes-
tsay afternoon the members OF the Womenis
Guild were given a very delightful tea at the
rectory. The decorations on both occasions
were quite pretty. The guests were made per
fecsly az home and were treated with perfect
hospitality Both affairs proved quite enjoyaois
60 ALL
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A Church Social.

The young people Of the First Baptist church
gave social in the parlors of the building on
Wednesday evening. The affair, though in
formal, was none the less pleasant aud enjoyable
Projects are on foot TO throw more good work
into these affairs, and give some fine enter
tainmeuts
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Ice Cream Social.

The Aid Society of Our Lady of Good Help
gave an ice cream social st St. Francis hall,
Sixth and Spring streets, Thursday evening. An
excellent literary and musical programme was
rendered, and a social hop followed. The pro-
ceeds went to the benefit of the relief fund.
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At 8 O'Clock on the evening of Monday, Augra
IL, Mr.. James II. Nell and Miss Jennie P. Mel
ford, both OF King county, were married at ~
residence of the officiating clergyman, John
Damon, 9l0 Fifth street, Seattle.
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DIR. NobIe,s Lawn Party.

lawn party took place on Tuesday evening
at the residence OF DR.. Noble, on Birch street,
and was given by the young people of Taylor
Congregational church. Ice cream was served
to the guests and generally pleasant evening
was spent by all present.