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BALLARD SOCIAL NEWS.
Young Lady Agreeably surprised-Y.
d. G. A. Reception and Dance.

Upon returning home last Saturday night
from visit TO her sisters, Miss Gertrude Kill
worth, daughter of Councilman Abraham Kill
worth, was very thoroughly and agreeably sur
prised upon entering the parior, where her
mother sent her to turn up the lights, to find
the room was full of her friends, who came
TO tender her q birthday surprise party. The
surprise ana genuine establishments she mani
tested at seeing so many IN the room Is more
easily imagined than described Thsreupon,
amidst laughter and general jollity, Q series of
festive games was started by the genial host,
which made all present as merry as q marriage
bell. Mr.. Blakely and Mr. Mcpherson enter
tanned the guests with some excellent recita-
tons, and Mr.. A Mccain and Mr. Harrigan
sang some choice selections in a very pleasing
way. Afterwards refreshments were served and
the various amusements again resumed, which
were kept up until late hour. There were
present: Miss Ellen Suanberg, Miss Lena
Emerson, Miss Dora Emerson, Miss Eva Wiusor,
Miss Annie Sweitzer, Miss Hazel Wright, Miss
Clara Mcdonald, Miss Marcia sprague, Miss
Flora Bowers, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bowers, Miss
n. Nelson, Mr.. W. Murdoch, Mr.. E. C. Peabody,
br. II. Peabody, Mr.. BIakely, Mr.. Will Wright,
Mr. 7. d. Mcpherson, Mr.. J. Donohue, Mr., c.
Miller, Mr. J. S1eitZer, Mr.. and Mrs. Tenant,
Mr.. J. r. Harrigan and Mr.. Andrew Mccain.
A most enjoyable reception was given at the
rooms OF the Y. Vi. c. A. Friday night, to the
LAGulDSES duu IIIeQus OF the ASSOCIATION. The
affair was thoroughly enjoyed by every one,
and the refreshments served by the secretary
w. o. Hays, were highly appreciated The
members gathered around q long table, running
the length Of the reading room. Mr.. Thomas
Haulston gave one OF his happy little speeches
and all Joined in musical and literary exercises
The object Of the social was 10 com plete ar
engagements for the winters work. The subject
OF study for the different classes are arithmetic
singing, penmanship and mutual improve
ment club, which will prepare essays, papers,
debates and Rotations All young men Of
Ballard are cordially invited to become mem
bers, and so enjoy full privileges of the assoeia-
ton. Among those present were: Mr. Nelse
Emerson. Mr.. Lee Hebner, Mr. William Hebner.
Mr.. Frank Nanny, Mr.. Warren Lucas, Mr.. r.
Morris, Mr.. Harris, Mr.. ". Sprague, Mr.. John
Langilie, Mr. Alfred Foster, Mr.. Thomas Haul.
ston, Mr.. ". o. Hays.
Last night the members OF the shiishoIe Fire
Department gave one Of their enjoyable dances
IN the opera house.
The members OF the Christian Society will
give On Tuesday night, in the opera-house. an
entertainment consisting OF tableaux, musical
and literary exercises, and Refreshments. All
are cordially invited.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
Mr.. Frank Paul IS quite Ill

Mr.. Frank Paul is quite i'll
Mr.. Jacob Furth has gone to sprague
Mss Grace Piper has returned to Seattle.
Mr.. J. p. Fay has returned from Corvallis
Mr.. J. n. Wrestling was in Mount Vernon on
Monday.
Mr.. Alvah Glover Salmon was in Seattle yes.
;erday
Mr. Richard Sevins, r., has returned tror,
trip East
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Guys paid Seattle v,,,,
last week.
Mr., Jay sedgwiek, OF Tacoma, was IN Seattle
on Monday.
Mrs Henry Fuhrmsn win shortly take trim
10 the East
Mr.. Charles T. FisAbsck has recovered f-o-,
brief illness.
MI Lewis Prayer, Of Portland, was in Seattle
on Wednesday.
Mrs. A W. shafer and her daughter, Mss
Alice shateE, have returned from an extended
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HALLOWEEN PARTIES.
A Novel Celebration.

Halloween was celebrated in a novel way at
the home OF Miss Alice Hicks on Rochester ave-
nue., last evening. The young ladies of the
neigh oOrhood had organized under the name Of
the "DyoriGnskoe Guegdo Club" and secretly
arranged pleasant as well mysterious sur
Prise party for the gentlemen of their acquaint-
snce. The invitations sent out were on neat
cards and bore the skeleton and crossbones in
one corner, with the following words in the
center: sour mama wants to know II your
mama will let you come TO our Halloween
party Saturday night. Find US If you can" and
signed with the unpronounceable name of tho
club, with directions 7s5,g76 lin Can alley.
Alter the young men had searched every resi-
dence OF their acquaintance, they discovered the
house where the young ladies were congregated.
They entered with dark lanterns shining, and
were greeted in the reception hall by the club
members attired in sheets and pillow cases.
MISS Ida Proper, the witch, who was dressed in
gown OF true romance then put the gentle
men to the task OF guessing ne disguised young
ladies'. The witch, on completion OF their work,
presented each one present with their fortune
written on a scroll enclosed in blue ribbon.
he remainder of the evening was spent in play
ing Halloween Jokes and games, AMI parteking
Of Light refreshments. Those present were:
The NJ sses Dodge, the Misses Hall, Mss Arthur,
Miss 5cribner, Miss Edwards, Miss Hick-, Mrs,
Dimmock, Mrs. Petit, Mrs Allyn, Miss Osborn,
the Misses Proper, Miss Sheppard, Mrs. Read,
Mrs. Lakewood, Mrs McEnau and Mr. Hail,
Mr. Underwood, Mr.. Berry, Mr.. Van Tuyl, Mr..
Dimmock, Mr.. Everts, Mr.. Shultz, Mr.. Petit, Mr..
Allyn, Mr. Craven. Mr.. Lane, M Read, Mr. Bird,
Mr.. McEnan, Mr.. Walker and Mr.. J. W. Spauld-
ing, OF PuyaIIup The strange name of the
young ladies' club Is from the Russian and
means "a nest of gentle people"
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Surprise for Miss Ida Thedinga.

A surprise party was given in honor OF Miss
Ida Thediugs, at her residence on Chestnut
street, Friday evening, by her schoolmates. A
very pleasant evening was enjoyed by all in
music ami games. Delicate refreshments were
served during the evening. Among those pres-
ent were: Miss Ida Thedinga, Miss Carroll,
Miss Bessie FRrnandis, Miss Minnie Fsrnandis,
Miss Ada Naho1, Miss Addie Marshall, Miss
Martha Onsun, Miss Lucy Brown, Miss Lillian
Reynolds, Miss Olga Christ, Miss Edith Cook,
Miss Nellie Pointer, Mr.. Rufus Clark, Mr. Aer-
ton Brewer. Mr. Willie Mahon, Mr.. Earl Snider,
Mr.. Eugene Hahon. Mr.. George Fredcricks, Nh.
Edward Garrett, Mr. Sanford Marshall, Mr. John
Carroll, Mr. Fred Thedinga, Ar. Harry Ihedings,
Mr.. Joseph Garrett
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Miss Ouimette's Tea.

Thursday afternoon Miss ouimette gave O tea
at her home on North Tacoma avenue for the
members OF the Girls Guild OF 81. Luke's church,
and all those were also invited who were in
terested in this organization and who might
become members afterward. -Four Of these teas
will be given during the year. Miss Ouimette who
Is the president OF the guild, decided to give the
first one. she was assisted in receiving by the
other officers OF the guild, Miss Townsend, vice
president; Miss Hall, treasurer, aud Miss sey-
mour, secretary. The afternoon, with regard
10 the weather, would Certainly not have been
one selected for tea. The guests began to ar
rive about o'clock. Those who served in the
dining-room Were: Mrs. Frank Case, Miss Holt,
Miss Tucker, Miss Edmunds, Mrs J. C. Brock
enorough, ir., and Miss Ellie Paddock, During
the afternoon there was some vocal and instru-
mental music. Among those present were:
Mrs. L. \. Ouimette. Miss Ouimette,
MIS- W. l. Landell, Mrs Lombard,
Mrs Sharpe, Mrs. Judson, Mrs Jordan, Mrs. H.
Hutton, Mrs. George Blanchard, Miss Blanch-
ard, Miss Buell., Miss Kent, Mrs Emil Ramel,
MISS Rowe, Miss Morse, Mrs simpson, Mrs.
Bridges, Mrs. Tarbel. Mrs I. W. Anderson, Mrs.
stuart Rice, Mrs. Daily, Mrs Albertson, Mrs.
FRANK Clarke, Miss Philpot, Miss Macrae, Miss
Jessie Seymour, Miss Nora Hall, Miss Fisher,
Miss knowing, Miss Lottie knowing, Miss
Emma Townsend, Miss Vessels, Mss Putnam.
Miss Morse, Miss Mcintosh, Miss Mamie Har.
rinEton Miss Peck
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Prominent among the pleasant syc.a4 occs-
si,,,is Il the past week wss she reception ~ tie
lor street. 70 Mt 4 ". Fsttit and Is bride, Just
returned from their wedding Ia Illinois Ms
Pettlt wore her welding gown OF heavy bro
casci white silk, holding in her hands bod
ouSt Of exquisite Marechsl Nal rosetu1a Alter
al had been presented % the bE.dc and Eraom
the evening was enjoyed IN CONVERSATION inter
spersed With music, vocal and Instrumental,
and select readings. Tie genial hostess then
served light re.reshnent aud INSIDE a. enjoy
most Pheasant evening. Among those present
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Latona and BrookIvn so.,.

Avery merry partJ Of friends surprlse1 ind.
:, II; hooln al his residence on Spokane az
nue. Iest Monday evening. The Judge wa 49,,
from nome when the party arrived IN. 90
were royalty welcomed by Mr. Iicht. WIZ 49,,
after the comfort of everybody in yerv 49,,
p,e manner. The visitors spent the eveninr
making merry by the aid Of eass
singing AMI various other arrsa9.Il.s'
1utge Robin returned about 10 $3.50
aud joined In the festivities until r,;S,S.o.A
49, very nice supper was served, after ws;c5
everybody retired home very happy o., - -
evenings enjoyment Following i. IL. 'HS
nose present: Nj and Mrs C. ". Ar1a,,, ~, "
ana MIS-. K Douglass, Mr.. and Ms NJ nj dl'
~ ~, SI1I MS q A Bennett Mr.. and Mrs. viii
IAN Copes lex Mr.. aud Mrs William c..- ~
M: ana Mrs. +. H. Breckenridge, Mr.. ana an
:. Downs, Mrs. L A scott, Mrs A. C,yya, =, =, rs
:; robson, Miss s B. Marshall, Miss A WIS
MISS ". Walker, Miss E Douglas, ,,. -.ou'
douglass, Miss y. Tough, Mr.. r. cow, IS a
6owan, NJ. p Douglass, Mr.. A walker ~. a
Bennett, Mr.. {. Haid and Mr. A. Ana N'r' ".
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THE SEATTLE Observation-Disclosures NOVEMBER 1891

yisi. TO Minneapolis, MINI, aud Glen Rose A''N
Fort Worth, Tex
Mr.. Frederick Bausman has returned HUH
trip 70 the East.
NJ. w. P Pattibone, Of New Whascoln' 49,
Seattle last week.
Nj Jacob Kamm, of Portland, was Ii AAS S'
during the past week.
Nr A. P. Buryeu was in Mount vernon oA
Monday OF last week
Miss Anna Finley, OF Portland, is visiting MI
and Mrs. L ". Bonney.
MrJ. T. Ronald was In Portland lass "7
but returned yesterday
Mrs A. P. Mitten will return 10 sea'"s i'
Wisconsin early this month.
Mr. W. W. Mott has gone with nls ianl'-'
Statewide. y. c.. for his health
MES Tyler has returned from SUCCESSFUL
hunting trip in the mountains
Mr.. and Mrs R. W. Emmons have removed ~
their new home on Beacon Hill.
Mrs A. B. stewart has arrived in CalIo1Ai~'
and is enjoying the mild climate.
MILL Hppy, of st. Paul, Is visiting his son.
Professor Lppy, OF the Y. II. C. A
Colonel Patrick Henry Winston, OF Spokane
has been in Seattle during the week
Mr.. Max singerman, brother of Mr. Paul 5lns'
erman, OF this city, is here on vislr
Mr.. W. A. Leouhardt. from Alexandra va
Il VsAiki LIS OEoAASGs IL. = ~ A~~a1-
Mr.. and Mrs J. A Moore have returned irom
a three months trip 70 Nova Scotia and EaS'ein
cities.
General A. V. Kautz, q. 8. A, OF Vancouver,
was In the city during the latter part OF the
week.
Mr.. Frederick Holman, Of Portland, while IN
the city last week was the guest OF Nj. Alfred
Holman.
Judge James Power, OF La Conner, one OF the
Oldest editors of Puget sound, paid the city
visit last week
NJ. and Mrs. Frank l. Brown, OF Portland, ana
Mrs W. H. Walker, also OF Portland, were IN &C.
attic during the week.
Miss lille wiuehin has arrived safely in New
YORK. She will spend part of the winter there
and part in the South.
Judge J. E. Lewis has Como 10 Walls Walla
Thence he goes East, and returning Will spend
the winter in California
Mrs. l. s. J. Hunt entertained Informally
about dozen young people at Yarrow steven
ing in honor OF Halloween.
Mr. J. L PeItret, brother Of Ar. Frank Peltret,
arrived in Seattle from San Francisco On Monday.
He will make this city his permanent home.
The Washington Post OF October % says:
The engagement Is announced of Miss Kate Bill
Ings, daughter OF DR.. John l. Billings, U. ). A,
to Mr.. william II. Wilson, formerly OF this city,
but now resident of Seattle, Wash. The mar
rage will take place during the month OF No
veLnber.
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Personal Mention-

Miss Ehnger leaves tomorrow for ts.r
dav. w Hun
Mrs. C. ". GE!ggs has returned from h..
ern trip. 10 L.
hr. ". H. Fife spent tbs weak .,. :,
mountains u
Nj Il c. Adams, OF the SPOKANE p.-
in the city this week. W
Mrs. Mason aud Miss Mason, Of sas.r,.
here during the past week.
Mr. aud Mrs. Percy Dickenson ana a..
have removed 70 North ( street. 'a1if
Mrs. 4. J. Keppel Is seriously III v4.,
tonItls at her home on South Seventh ,,.ss. NC
An aunt of Miss Paddock's ar-,vsa -,
week, aud will remain a year a. The 80. =
house. 'islosi
NJ ". Gran. Heller, assistant e.,h,., :,
Iraders' bank, has gone East to speud -,
cation. As v
Miss Paddock went 70 Seattle on wss,..s-
70 attend german given there on wsss..S.,
evening
Mr.. and Mrs. s n. Taylor. az E,,.c-
No, are the guests OF Mrs. z. w. Na.or :. =.
$40 Z street.. %
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Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Received.

The foremost social event Of the week was che
reception given Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Willard
Thursday evening az the new residence OF Mr..
Paul Schulzs on North sixth street and YsGima
avenue. Mr.. Schulze was assisted by Ar. and
Mrs. George Browne in receiving the guests.
supper was served on the piazza, which had
been covered for the occasion. Those present
were: Mr.. Paul Schulze, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Willard, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Browne, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Bennett, Mr.. aad
Mrs. Allen C. Mason, Mrs. susan ". Bowen,
Judge and Mrs Frank Allyn, Miss Bowen, Mr.
and Mrs. Harrison Woodruff, General and Mrs. J.
W. sprague, Mr.. and Mrs Charles King, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stuart Rice, Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Rice, Mrs.
L B. Wallace, Miss Wallace, Mr.. T..
B. Wallace, Colonel and Mrs. Griggs,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hewitt, j., Mr. and Mrs. j.
II. Brockenbrough, r., Mr.. and Mrs. Z. g.
Price, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Mottet, Mr.. and
Mrs. l. W. Anderson, Mr. John ). Baker, Mr.
and Mrs Samuel Colyer, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E
Bowen, Judge and Mrs. ElwoOd Evans. Mr.. T.
NJ. Wade, Mr.. George z. MLlliken, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Drum, Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles E Hale,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Wilkeson, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Z. McClaine, Mr.. A. y. Fitch, Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Watson. Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. w. Shri-
yer, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul F. Nohr, Mrs. @. w.
and Miss Wilson, Mrs. Melville W. Fuller,
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. HANDLE, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mears, Miss May Failing, Judge and Mrs. Par
sons, DR.. and Mrs. Dewey, Mr.. and Mrs. c. B.
Hurley, Mr. George Francis Train, jr., Mr.. W. D.
Rusher, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. o. Abbott, Mr.. and Mrs.
L z. Manning, Miss Larfage, Mr.. aud Mrs. ". B.
Blackwell, Mr. aud Mrs. II. L Achilles, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Pratt, Mr. and Mrs. II. D. LON bard,
Dir. and Mrs. Fred Low, Mr.. and Mrs. I. V. Wal
tiers. Mr.. Walter Oskes, Mr.. E. y. Castillo, Mr..
and Mrs. D. K. Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs. " s. HILL
Miss Fitch, Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Plummer, Miss
Plummer, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Thorne, Mr.
Charles 5. Ailliken, Mr.. R. {. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs.
. L.
Mrs. Alexander Baillie, Mr.. James D. Pickles,
Mr.. and Mrs c. J. Kershaw, Mr.. and Mrs. p H.
Kershaw, Mr.. and Mrs Louis D. Camp
bell, Miss Lottis Fitch, Mr.. Frank Plum
mer, Mr.. and Mrs. Bushnell, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Dickinson, Mr.. and Mrs. z H
McHenry, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Z. Marvin, Mr..
and Mrs W. r. Rust, Mr.. and Mrs s. P. Sears,
Mr.. julius 7. Westerman, Mr.. J. Il Mitchell. IL
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Arrivals at the Ho. Springs.

The following we're the arrivals of lass week
at the Green River Hot Springs hotel: From
geattIe-Mr. G. Davis, Mr. s. z. Brown, Ar. H. p.
Pfeiffer, Mr.. A Griffin. Mr.. A B Nsyes. w
Charles Baker. From Tscoma-Mr W. o. RotA
Mr.. L r. Croissant, Mr.. B. GoIdsooro, Mr.. r Y
Talbot, Mr.. o. G. Erickson, Ar. John Lanhsf,
Mr.. Charles Evans, Dr.. J. A. Beebs- Mr.. Dan
Mcdonald, Elma: Mr.. J. NJ. Dixon, BlsinFils,
Pa; Mr.. T J. CoTnsgys, Mr.. E W. Dsvoe, Pert
Townsend; Mr.. Guy Barritt- Washington City;
Mr.. Fred Klsinshmidr, Georgetown, D. c.; Nj.
Harry Dempsey, Washington City; Mr. D.
Young, Olympia, and Ar. W. 6. Kropka
spyarua
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Bixhr-Durant.

Thursday evening last at No. 2,l2S Second
street, Miss F. Alma Durant, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. w. Durant, was married to Mr.. J.
Willard Bixby. The house was beauti-
fully decorated with English ivy and
was finely rendered by Mrs. Creighton,
during which the bride and groom en-
tered the parlors, preceded by the Rev. Clark
Davis, and, taking their stand in the bay win
dow, the ceremony OF marriage was impresiyeIy
pronounced. After hearty congratulations from
Gil present, the guests proceeded to the dining
room, where delicious refreshments were served.
Many costly and elegant presents were received
from friends in Seattle, Chicago and elsewhere.
Among those present were: Rev. and Mrs.
Clark Davis, Rev. and Mrs. Benjamin Parsons,
Mr.. and Mrs. z. T. shaffer, Mr. and Mrs. D. B.
Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. C.. B. Bagley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Knipe, Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Brawley, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Leland, Mr.. and Mrs. w. z.
Budden, Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Durant, Mr.. and
Mrs. Josenhans, Mr.. and Mrs. Cotterill, Mr..
and Mrs. Craven, Mrs. Hyde, Mrs. Jennings, Mr..
Bixby, father of the groom; Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. L z. Compton, Mr..
and Mrs Horace Compton, Mrs Creighton, Mrs.
Knapp, Miss Paul, Miss Corinne Leland, Miss
Pierce, the Misses Jennings, the Misses Bagley,
Mr.. Griffith, Mr.. Hepard, Mr.. Leland and Master
James Shaffer. At late hour the newly-nar-
ried couple left the house, amid shower OF
rice and the best wishes of their friends for
their future happiness, for short trip on the
steamer Premier Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Bixby
will be at home TO their friends November IL
and Is No cards
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Society Event In Berlin.

BERLIN, Oct. Sat grand o1cial dinner
given this evening By United States Minister
Phelps. features Of she menu were different
preparations Of American corn and bread made
OF a mixture OF corn and rye four in different pro
portions Among those present were: Baron and
Baroness Won Ma-ra2eIl, Baron Won Berlepseh,
minister OF commerce, and Baroness Won Der.
lepseh; Herr MIgusi, imperial minister Of
finance; Baron Won EOttsnburg, Baron and
Baroness Won AaItEahn, samuel Clemens Marx
Twain and Ms Clemens, Baron and Baroness
Won Zeixirz, 81 Edward MaIet, British emoas-
sadOr.
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Hoffman W off.

The wedding OF D. NJ Hoffman, OF Tacoma' 10
Miss Martha Wolf. OF seattle, was dHIy sos"
lied By the Rev. II. Bocies, OF Pori!An0' OE', a.
the residence OF Mr.. II. Gottstsln, SIi Columns
street, last Sunday. At the appointed hous
hendlessohn's wedding march was heard anu
the bridesmaid and best man entered the parIor
followed BY the bride aceompanied oy hel
father The brides mother and Nh. NJ Go'1
stein, the brides sister, Mrs. u. GotsstelA' anu
tie groom and theinvited guests The Ceremony
was performed in the reformed manner OF we
Jewish religion. The bride wore white sl-A
robe en- tratne trimmed with orange blossoms
The brides mother wore black lace, ornaments
diamonds; the brides sister. Mrs u. Gottsteln'
wore old rose silk with black lace, ornaments
diamonds; the bridesmaid, Miss Henrietta " oil,
o sister to the bride, wore canary eIsPs AM
black, with yellow flowers, ornaments, a.A-
nonds. Miss Nettie Wolf, cousin TO the oElae'
wore red tulle with grey suede gloves ana sIlp-
pers, ornaments, diamonds; Miss Gussie oo'E
stein wore white silk with white roses, olna-
ments, diamonds The best men were MI W.
Wolf, brother of the bride. Mr.. Paul Berkman
and Mr.. Isaac GottsteIn. After the ceremony al
sat down 10 al elegant banquet lasting severai
hours Many toasts of best wishes were onered.
kilograms OF congratulations were receiver
from different parts of the country. The Hollow
Ing invited guests were present: MI and MIS-
g Wolf, Mr.. and Mrs. N. Gottstein, Mr.. and Mrs
K. Gottstein, Mr. and Mrs. A. Law, M and MIS-
j. Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Rosenberg, MS
Lapworthy, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Cohn, M ana
Mrs. J. Berkman, Mr.. and Mrs. @. "lnehlll, Nj.
A. Wineburg, Mr.. F. A. Foxes Mr.. : FinkeI-
stein, DR.. Brodek, of Tacoma; Rev. Il borles,
Mr.. Moses Blumauer, Miss Settie Wolf, OF Port
land, Or; Dr.. Emil Bones, of snohomish; MISS
Henrietta Wolf, Miss Gussie Gottstsin. Miss
Sarah Gottstein, Miss FriedenbeTg, Miss Carrie
FrauenthaI, Mr.. Paul Berkman, Mr.. Abe
Ettlesohn, Mr.. Dave Ettlesonn, Mr.. W. Wolf,
Mr.. sam Brown, Mr.. Isaac Brown, OF seattle
The bride was the recipient OF many presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holman viii make their home IN
Tacoma
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Good-by to Miss HaI.ted

y, On Monday afternoon Miss Halsted, Of New
cry Who has been visiting here for sew
make visit. A party went down ,, saw r9o4-
o. her brother going with her as far a. Puysl-
lup Among those who were at the station 10
say g2Cd-oy were: Mss Paddock, Miss Ellie
: addock, Miss Holt, Miss Seymour. Miss Jessie
p seymour, Mrs. W. l. Landell. Miss Olitpette.
Miss D Holorook, Mr.. Steven Holbrook. Mr. Fred
:. .as.srsoA' Ny. simpson, Mr.. Thomas Hand.
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Dinner for Mrs. Rurke.

On Thursday Mrs. ]. c. Haines gave cbrys-
anthemum dinner in honor of Judge and Mrs.
Thomas Burke. The favors for the ladies were
pink corsage bouquets, and for the gentlemen
pink bOutonnieres. Those present were: Judge
and Mrs. Burke, senator and Mrs. Watson c.
Squire, Mr. and Mrs. Erastus Brainerd, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. J. Smith, Miss Buck, Mr.. w. Z. Bailey
and Colonel and Mrs J. c. Haines.
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Mrs. Fraser's ReceptIon.

On wednesday afternoon Mrs William Fraser
gave reception at her home, on North D
street from until O'Clock. Although the
, MeS'Ler was nor propitious, many friends of
Mrs Fraser arrived during me sF.s---,o-, m
house was very prellily decorated. ars ths a.
cePuon was pronounced By all 70 be a charming
one Among those present were: Mrs. William
fraser, Mrs App,egate, Mrs. Steven Holbr1Ok.
MIS- J. :. Boyle, Mrs. A. B. Bull, Mrs. T.
Uul'nette' Mrs c. w. Griggs, Mrs. Fred Low,
N mrs, uaiusha Parsons, Mrs. Garretson, Ms. r.
E II. Hunt - -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-01
A Few Coming Events.

The Firemen's Relief Association will give .
ball at the Arnory on November Is.
The Minnesota Club will hold a meeting one
week from Tuesday at the residence OF Mrs. Har-
rison, 613 Columbia street.
The Puget Sound Schoolnasters' Club will
hold its next meeting at Seattle on the Friday
succeeding Thanksgiving day.