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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-10-26
FOR RENT.

49, THE VERY DESIRABLE RESI-
E;i;; dence located on Kinau street near
1iiA the corner of Pensacola street, pre-
sently occupied by P. F. August Ehlers.
House contains, parlors, dining room,
kitchen, three chambers, bathroom, pan
try, veranda rooms and ample closet space.
Possession given December LIST. Inquire at
HAWAIIAN HARDWARE CO.,
2897-tf Fort ST., opp. Spreckels'.
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DEPARTURES.

SATURDAY. Oct. "A.
uooowai, Carey, for the Col
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Mr.. 6. P. Wilder and wife and
Miss ! !, Helen Wilder arrived on the
Likelike Sunday.
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Many of the cages containing ami
mails belonging to the Sells Bros
show on the Monowai were dashed to
the upper deck, there being no room
below.
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w. FL. Daniels, of Waikiki, Maui,
has been appointed Clerk of
the Second Judicial Circuit Court.
His duties commence on the LIST OF
November.
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The infant daughter of Norman
e. Gedge died yesterday from con
WILSON'S at Ahuimanu. The funeral
takes place at 3 o'clock this after
noon from Mr.. Gedge's residence,
Pnnahon-
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Notice to Stockholders.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
Il holders of the Paukaa Sugar Co. will
be held at the office of g. Brewer & Co.,
Id, in this city, on October 81, 1891, at 10
O'Clock Am. JONA. AUSTIN,
2879-1m President.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS
Per 8. b. MOnOWai.

Oh os % NAOhO"oA'
To- For THE CALIFORNIA FRUIT
MARKET.-Pears, Plums, Apples, Celery
Caulifiower, ETC., etc.
EW- On hand: Olives, in bulk; for
sale by pint, quart or gallon.
Mutual Telephone 37S. 2901-3t
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j. j. Williams, the photographer,
leaves for the Volcano to morrow.
He will take a number of views to
assist Walter Burridge, the artist
that is engaged to paint the lake for
the Columbian Exposition.
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Don't forget the organ recital at
Kaumakaplli church tomorrow even
ing. Tickets (25 cents each) can be
obtained at Mr.. T. g. Thrum's store,
Fort street; also at the church door.
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Annual Meeting.
Annual Meeting.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. Stockholders of the Hawaiian Sugar
Company will be held at the Office of G..
w. Macfarlane & Co., on TU ESDAY, Oct.
9th, at 2 P. NJ. w. IL. HOPPER.
1888 4t S20-6-7 Secretary.
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On Saturday at the Police Court,
Judge Hopkins fined three Mongo-
lians $50 each for unlawful posses
sion of opium. A number of cases
were continued until to-day.
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The British steam yacht st.
George will arrive here shortly. The
owner E. j. Wythes and friends are
making tour around the world. She
is the finest English yacht afoat, and
carries forty six officers and crew all
told
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For Lease or Sale.

RESIDENCE ON LUNALILO
H. street, at present occupied by Mr..
l:li IA Kennedy, containing double
a<a parlors, bedrooms. dressing and
bath rooms, dining room, pantry. and
kitchen. Grounds 300x1o5 feet, well laid
out; servants rooms, stable and chicken
house in rear of main building. Vacant
on August 14th. r. l. LILLE,
2S22-tf with Theo. III. Davies q Co.
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On Saturday Mrs. w. 0. Lakeland
gave an afternoon tea at her resi-
dence, Beretania street, in honor Of
her sister, Miss Emily Halstead. A
number of young people were pres
emit and the occasion was a most en-
iovahle one.
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TO LET.

,.n,.a. THE BRICK BUILDING, AT
h!. present occupied by the Union
III Ice Company, on the Esplanade.
$50 Size of Building, 40x80 feet in the
clear, Up and down stairs connected by
elevator. For particulars enquire on the
,ron,;Sas 287S-tf
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At a meeting of the teachers of the
Kaumakaplli Sunday School, held
on Saturday evening, Mrs. B. f. Dill
bingham was unanimously elected to
the positions OF treasurer and Sun
day School superintendent.
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CHILDRENS' CHAMBRY
81 Hats for so cents at N. S.
49, SACHS, 104 Fort street.
1900.
JELLY DOU G III N U T s !
Something very fine; at "THE
ELITE"
2900-iw.
NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE
49, SUGGEST and "THE ELITE" Ice
CREAM IS THE BEST.
2900.1w.
EIGHT-BUTTON LENGTH
49, Mousquetaire Kid Gloves in
Tans and Browns, for 81 SACHS
c.oro 1oa Fort street 1900.
THE MOST POPU LA r
81 3FStyles in Sailor Hats can be
NV found at n. S. Sachs 104 Fort
e.raot $500.
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William Sheldon was examining
the cages on the Monowai, Saturday,
looking for opium. He discovered a
very suspicious-looking package in
the lions cage, and thought OF enter
ing the den, but was restrained by
Port Surveyor Crabbe.
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Mr.. Lincoln D. Spencer, Inspector
General of Immigrants, and Mr.. K:
Okkots, Japanese inspector, returned
from Hama, Maui, Sunday morning,
whittier they had been to settle some
trouble with the Japanese laborers
on that plantation.
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It is just two months until Christ
mas, but glance at the advertise
ment of the Hawaiian Hardware Co
in another column will satisfy you
that this firm anticipates a brisk
trade and that they are prepared te
meet it.
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FOR SALE.

A SMALL FLOCK OF GOLDEN SEA
IA bright Bantams. Inquire of Mrs.
Inconsistencies, Punchbowl street.
2901-1w&
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Mr.. A. foreman, of the San Fran
cisco Type and Electrotype Foundry,
called at this Office on Saturday, en-
route to Australia. He has long
been In business in San Francisco
and is now making a visit to the
colonies both for pleasure and bust
ness.
The boxing exhibition at the Com
mercial saloon Saturday afternoon
did not draw many people. The
audience present were treated to
some very lively set.to's by the fol
lowing boxers: Mccarthy and Nc
Ouilligan, Geo. Porter and Jim Bar
rington, Jimmie White and Frank
Jennings.
Her Majesty the Queen received
Major Kay and wife, the midgets,
and Col. Robinson and wife, the
giants, of Sells Brothers circus, on
Saturday. They entertained Her
Majesty for half an hour. His FIX,
celiency Samuel Parker was present
The Queen was attended by Hei
Maiesty's Chamberlain, J.W. Robert
son, and wife.
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PeraonaI Mention


Mr.. W. A. steinberg has returned from Nj.
trip.
Mr. Walter Cakes has returned from pIs...,.
Eastern trip.
Mrs. George Browne has returned to her homs
in this cify.
Mr. C. B. Niblock was out Of town for ssvrr,,
days last week.
Miss ouimette is recovering from thu esse,.
of her accident
|. Mr.. John s. Mcmillan. OF Roche Harbcr. v.s
in the city yesterday.
DR.. and Mrs. Bostwick have returned sron
their trip to California
Mr.. C. A Ferriss, of Olympia, formerly Of hi,
city, was here last Sunday.
The Sisters at St. Joseph hospital Thur,d.y
evening gave an enjoyable social.
Manager Editor D. A Maulsby. Of tie Eafc-.
has returned from three weeks vacation. sDept
on his ranch at South Bend.
The James Freeman Clarke Society has sleet.d
Mr.. r J. Davis president, Mr.. J. L NcNurrsv
vice president. Miss Wentworth SECRETARY. ana
Mr.. r. Eskridge treasurer.
Mrs. r. B. Price is recovering from assn
which she sustained last Sunday when, vithhsr
husband, she was in the house they are building
on North Yakims avenue.
The Nanzanita ChautauQua Circle reorganizes
for the season at the residence of Mrs. W. c. Msr.
rift, No. 424 South K street, this week. This ID
the third year of the circle, and IL win meet Sat-
urday evenings during the winter at the resi-
dence of Mrs Merritt
Miss Hattie May Haskell, OF this city, for
merly OF San Jose, Cal, was married Tuesday
at Seattle TO Mr.. Charles r. De Burgh, by the
Rev. F. A. Prefontaine, of the Church Of oul
Lady of Rest. Mr.. and Mrs. De Burgh win ~
side at East Portland.
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Fremont Social News.

A pleasure long 70 be remembered will be the
party given last week TO Miss Lucy Severance on
her 10th birthday by her little friends Many
pretty gifts were received, and the afternoon
was spent In games, supplemented by an excel
lent lunch Both Mr.. and Mrs Severance spared
no pains to make ii happy time, and their eff.
forts were unusually successful. The following
were present: Miss Lucy Severance, Miss Lille
Parker Miss Lila Tibbsts, Miss Gertie Carroll.
Miss Mabel Carroll, Miss Maggie Quinn, Miss
Grace Smith, Miss Ida Carlson, Miss Katie Carl.
son. Miss Clara Bullsyant, Miss Eva Ross, Miss
Floy Wilmott and Miss Alice Cullius
Rev. Clark Davis addressed a large audience
in Lake Union hall on the subject of temperance
Tuesday evening. He found many interesting
things to say on this threadbare subject, and
while illustrating the giant evil, also proved
his rare ability as a speaker.
The young people of the Asbury NJ =
church have organized a society OF Christian
Endeayor and will hold regular meetings in the
future.
A similar society Is being talked OF by the
Congregational church, the one formerly in
operation there having suspended some time
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The first steps were taken on Friday evening
toward the organization Of new club By
number of well known business men of the city.
Committees were appointed on incorporation,
rooms, bylaws and membership. The club
are good. The next meeting will be held as
soon as headq uzrters are secured. Following
are the names Of those who have signifed their
intention to Join the club: Mr.. w. H. Cline,
Mr.. A. wetzel, Mr.. N. Conway, Mr.. J. II. Lang,
Mr.. A. r. Taylor. Mr.. Frank Atwood, Mr. II.
White, Mr. Oscar Atwood, Mr.. H S. Miller, DR.,
Horton, Mr.. r. A. McRae, Mr.. ID. c.
Hyde, Mr.. H. II. yanBuren, DR.. 8. G.
Hill, Mr. C. r. Bahntge, Mr.. Fred Graham,
Mr.. j. III. Closson, Mr.. Charles Kelley, MI.
Louis Klodt. Mr.. c. Van wyke. Mr.. Charles
Soldering, Mr.. n I. Bowen, Mr. J. II. Irving,
Mr. James Lee, Mr. Joseph schlumpf, Mr.. R. b.
Leithead, Mr.. Charles z. Cowley, Mr.. z. Won
Homeyer, Mr. r r Spencer, Ar. A. II. 6her-
wood, Dr.. J. g. Smart, Mr.. Il. z. Shields, Mr..
william Ademar, Mr.. J. E. Mills, Mr. w. A.
Campbell, Mr.. William Robinson, Mr.. Frank L.
Miller, Mr.. Samuel Weston, Mr.. William Curtis,
Mr.. Frank Crawford, Mr. J. z. Pitts, Professor I.
II. Dinming, Mr. z. B. Kelley, Mr.. J. B. Kelley,
Mr.. o. G.. Erickson, Mr.. F. ]. Coulter, Mr.. II. G.
Donald, Mr.. R. T. stewart, Dr.. James F. White,
Dr.. T. II. slime, Mr. C. IL. Foresman, Mr.. L +.
Lamping, Mr.. z. Fl. Lewis, Mr.. Martin J. Egan
and Mr.. w. Fl. Garlic Judge Thomas Burke has
agreed TO encourage the young men and has
promised TO attend the first regular meeting and
address the members. The young men hope to
make the club worthy institution in every
respect
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FUTURE SOCIAL AFFAIRS.

The Nebraska Society win give free oyster
supper and social TO all ex-residents OF Ne
braska ct the G. A. &. hall, Monday, October 70
The ladies OF Trinity Methodist Episcopal
church win give social at the tabernacle, cor
ner Mercer and Kentucky streets on next FIJI
day evening.
The regular annual meeting OF the Seattle
Cotfllion or German Club viii be held on
Wednesday evening at the Office Of the Guaran-
tee Trust Company.
Mn. W. Fl. H. Greene, on November II, af her
residence on Main street near Twelfth, VIII give
q reception in honor of her brotherin-law, VINO
viii return to Seattle with his Southern BRIDE.
The ladies of the Unitarian church viii meet
next Tuesday at Mrs. Winsors. corner OF sixth
and Lenora streets, for special work, in addition
to the usual meeting OF Friday ct the church
narlnra
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Latona and BROOKLYN soc,.tx

The Latona Literary Society met Friday night,
with large attendance, to discuss the onestio,'
ais art more beautiful than nature?" Both sides
OF the question were handled In a yery Aha
manner, and q very interesting discussion wa.
the result The three judges were unanimon,
in voting that nature had won This society r,ae,s
every Friday evening at Cowan's hall, Latoua
The Latona Athletic Club gave dance in the
new nan Al brooklyn last Tuesday evening. IL
was success in every respect large nm "a,
attended and enjoyed the affair until after mid.
night, several couples coming from quite dis
lance The club hopes 10 continue these dane.
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good, Mr.. Brodeur, of the BostoB CongreCs-
tsonaltst. Mr.. A. Norton Fitch. Mr. d. :. John
son, Mr.. w. C. Merritt, Mr.. 81. B. Beard, OF
Minneapolis, Rev. and Mrs. Wallace Sutting,
Mr.. and Mrs.. N. d. Ballard, DIR. and Mira c. A.
Smith. Nh. Everett Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. A p.
BurweIl. Mr.. A. 6. Bufwel1, Miss z. 9. Burwell,
Mr.. l. J. colman, Dr.. and Mrs. Z C. Kflbourne,
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Reeves. Mr.. and Mrs. o. A.
waterhouse, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. sanderson, Mr..
and Mrs. J. ri. simison, Mr.. e. Hook, ArA J. c.
Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs 8 Fl. Foster, Mr. and
Nrs. III. I. sizer, Mr. and Mrs W. H Pettis. Mr..
and Nrs william Butler and Mr. Harry Butler.
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A Mid-Term Social.

There was large attendance of the students
OF the Puget Sound university and their parents
and friends at tie mid-term social given
Wednesday evening at the present head
quarters OF the university in the Ouimetts
block on Yakima avenue and Tenth
street. The entertainment was under the
direction OF Mrs. F. 5. Williams The Unfyer-
sity Glee Club, consisting of Mr. G. W. Freeman.
Mr.. F. NJ Halstead. Mr.. A. NJ. Hovey, Mr.. Paul
Cherrington, Mr.. l. Handsaker and Mr. Reed
Cherrington rendered several selections The
musical and Literary programme concluded as
follows:
Instrumental Solo. Mrs. NJ z. Gates
heading ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Miss C. Crawford
MUSICAL selection. ..........Mrs. r. = Williams
Duet :.-..-.. Mrs. Gates and Miss r. T. Shera
selection Puget Sound University Glee Club
There were present: Mr. j. d. caughran. Miss
Caughran. the Rev. +. B. Cherrtngton. Professor
5 G. Landon, Professor W. l. Malone, Professor
II. ". OFT, Mr.. Max Meyer, Mrs NJ E. Gates
Miss shera, the Rev. and Mrs Harper. Mrs
Dodge, Mr.. John P. Hooley. Mr. and Mrs. Geory.
W. Boggs, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kahler. Mr. and
Mrs Jacobs, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Pratt, Miss Nav
anderson Kew. MI. Frooman, Rev. Mr.. samp-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Hovey, Mr. j. o. Howell. NJ
r. H. knowing, Mrs. Pratt, Mr. Charles Z. Pratt
MISS Cora NJ. Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs C. 6 Barlow.
Miss Mcfariane, Miss Austin, Mrs Monroe. Mr.
r. B Cole, Nj. I. b. Cole, Mr.. c. p Bennett. NJ
George Littooy, Mrs Littooy, Mr. and Ms
"hkin, Miss Weaver. Miss Powell, Miss Wine
land Miss Adair, Mrs. DE Wore. Judge and Mrs
johnson, OF oregon City; Mr. and Mrs W. j.
fIie, Rev. samuel Moore, Mr.. Alfred HAYWARD
Mr.. Richards, Mr. L. NJ. Miller, Miss Hankev'
Miss Fay Wheeler, Miss Mamie wickersham'
Miss Minnie Anderson, Mr. U. NJ Mat,eson. DR.
+. W. southworth, Mr. George Mathews. Rev.
and Mrs. j. II. Ciaypool, DIR. and Mrs. Williams
OF Puyailup; Mr. and Mrs II. Bretherick, Mr.. p.
II. carney, Miss Eva Williams, DR.. and Mrs. r.
X NJ -
A. Ely, San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs. r. 8. Brig.
ham.
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Grace Derickson, Mrs. J. NJ Ferris, Mn r :
son. hrs C. T. Kershaw, Mrs. GaIusha 1aa-
Mrs Alex Reed, Mrs l. B. Roys, Mr.. a 5
good, Mrs. II. d. Thomas, Mrs. 8. C. s,sr.ssv
Mrs c. W. Griggs, Mrs. Charles Hale. ~
Cardin, Mrs T. L Hayden. Mrs. Otis er-s.s'
Mrs. L. NJ HUNT Mrs. II. X. Moore. NJ. y
Holmes, Miss Cora Fitch, Mrs MeEirov' ~ !. :
Holbrook, Mrs John shank, Mrs. I W. 49,
son, Mrs. Frank Clarke, Mrs. Odds, Mr.. Pc
son. Mrs. Aoulton, Mrs. II. II. Cole, Nh = Nc !.
Calktns, Mrs. Van Ogle, Mrs. L r Msnnin,
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The maids and matrons of the Second Presby-
terrain church will give an "M' social In the
meeting e house, corner OF Oak aid Harrison
streets, on Tuesday evening. May muster for
most miraculous mocha, and melli ffluous MKT
ures meet for magnificent mandarins from 7: 80
to 10 p m; melodious music by Ministries of
marked merit merrily mingling with the null.
tiloQuence. Moral:-The managers of the "M"
social may mention that they mean to make
this memorable medley of manducables merit
Ing meditation, mastication and money.
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Riding by Mannlixh.

On Tuesday afternoon . small ridiur -
TOOK advantage OF the delightful weather. 49,
OF them not returning until the moon derl....
itself as reigning supreme. Those who form.s
the party were: Miss Edmunds, Mr. Hsrry p
munds, Miss Paddock, Miss Seymour, M ~
ler and Mr.. Morton Ramsdell.
Today another riding party galloped out =,
Ing over to the prairie 1t is felt that ples.ss,
weather cannot be expected 20 take the ulae, J.
the entire rainy season, and that adysps.-,
should be taken OF some of the pleasant -
Moons
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A Pleasant informal Gatb.r,n.

A few friends met Informally at the residences
OF Miss Furth on Friday evening and spent
several exceedingly pleasant hours. 1t was not
an invitation affair, but proved most ENJOYABLE
to the following ladies and gentlemen: Mrs. E.
/. Terry, Miss Buck. Miss Wilson. Miss Riley,
Miss Piper, Miss Graves, Mr.. P. B. Stewart. Mr.
IL. +. Meserve, DR.. F. S. Palmer, Mr.. r. M.
Palmer, Mr.. Fl. B. Pomeroy, Mr. R. N. Hurd.
Mr.. c. NJ. Austin, Mr.. Abram Barker and MI.
T. K S;ruye
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The Gounod CIub.

The regular rehearsal OF the"Crsation" was
held Wednesday evening and fne work was
done. The choruses were sung with precision
and power. 1t is surprising to observe the
rapid progress made By the chorus In the last
month. This is due to the interest taken BY the
singers, who are very regular In their attend
ance. 1t is safe to say that fine choral work viii
be heard when the oratorio il performed
Wednesday evening, November IS
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Pleasant Hfeh Tea.

Mrs. John Sehlesinger, OF LII Yesler avenue.
entertained quite number of her friends Satur.
day afternoon in honor OF her niece. Miss Gussis
Schlesinger, OF San Francisco. The time was
pleasantly spent in delightful converse aud
choice refreshments. The parlors were prettily
decorated in ferns and flowers, and the quests
were received in a charming manner by the hos.
tess.
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serenads to Mis-. r.,r.r,

On Tuesday evening the Glee Club seren,s..
Miss Fuller at her sisters home, on Noy,s
street. After the serenade was concludes ~.
members OF the club were invited In vhs, -
freshments were served Among those nrx..r,
were Miss Fuller, Mr.. T. 8. Bull, Mr.. W. A. RnT
Mr.. "a. 8. Griggs, Mr.. z Griggs, Mr.. Nortos
Ramsdeil, Mr.. C. B. Stackpole, Mr.. J. LeB yoh.
son. Mr.. II. 8. Nissan, DR.. IL. w. Graf, Mr. w
Sternberg, Mr.. 3. G.. Walker.
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New woman's Exch.nr. M.n.

The annual meeting OF the Woman's EXCHANGE
Drought out large number Of ladies' intere~ts5
Ia tnst institution. The meeting was haId
Wednesday morning In the private dining-room
% the Tacoma hotel The financial status of
sne sxchsnge and the new officers elected has
been published In the Posr-IsTErTTsr 49, -S'
The exchange has a balance in bank. and ia "a.
ing many industrious women "to HELM them
serves, as the managers say. The new board of
managers consist of the following: Mrs Prank
Allyn, Mrs A. B. Bun, Mrs George Browne. Mrs.
u. :. Garretsons Ars. & w. Dsrickson, Aiss
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Society Eish afnriaa

For those who excel in piscatorial art the AL.
mon hold out an alluring invitation; an inyi.
tation. however, not taken advantage of by an
On Tuesday Mr. ". E. Best and a small nartv
spent the day on the Sound. but although they
had some strikes" they returned without any
hsh. Mr.. c. s. Holmes has been fishing sew.
eral times during the past week, and one d.
when In company with Mr.. Holgate, he brough,
In 24S pounds of salmon. And il may be added
Tor the peace of mind of the incredulous. mat
the seal and signature of a notary public stte.t
the downright truth of the size of this catch
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Church MusicaI Entartafnu...

The Atkinson Congregational church comm.
CATION has reputation for conducting enisr.
able musicals. Last evenings entertafnnsrs
was no exception to the rule. The attendsss.
was larger than usual
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Opening pfusicaI Recftal,

The opening musical recital of the Ami.
Wright seminary this season, was rendsres
Wednesday evening. The friends and teacher.
of the pupils were well pleased with their iptsl.
ligent and artistic work.
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MI W: N. Meek. young attorney, who came
to Seattle from Knoxville, Tenn. has been Al.
mitted into the firm of Fishback q Hardin ana
the rrm viii now be known as Fishback Hsrdio
Meek MI. Meek has gone into society con.
AderAoly SINCE coming here, and has made
siderable attainments and has h-ish,
his chosen pEofession -