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The fremen at headquarters gave ball and
banquet last Friday evening Mr.. William
Braun and Mr.. Joseph Latham acted as hosts,
while Mr.. Clarence Moore, Mr.. NJ +. Keleher
and Mr.. Edward Cor!ee were floor managers
during the ball. Among those present were;
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Warren, Mr.. and Mrs. C. B.
Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Ill., Mr.. and Mrs. H. Uar-
rison. Mr. and Mrs. William Berry, Mrs. Potter.
Mrs. Dibble, Mrs Stans5ury, Mrs. Wood Mrs
Nettles, Mrs. A. Risley, Mrs. O. b. Hubbard
Mrs. 4. B. Hunt, Mrs. NJ. F. keeher Mrs III. C.
Mcdonald, Mrs. C. Gilbert, Mrs T. G. Gillian.
Mrs. Ed Corfee, Mrs. G. More. Mrs J. England.
Mrs. George Berryhill, Miss Quigey. Miss
hioble, Miss Corey, Miss Gilbert Miss Bird.
Miss England, Miss Spinharney. Misses Creiger
Misses NcCraeken, Mr.. j. F. Mccoy. Mr.. William
Miller, Mr.. T. Ronald, ME. II. Caswell. Mr..
James Smith, Mr.. James Durham, M T. Hsu.
sen, Mr.. q. g. Donle, Mr.. Stevens, Mr.. T, COL
Inns, Mr.. James Foster, jr., Captain T. \. Gala
her and William Cubitt,of Battery street engine
house; j. J. Lynch, OF engine COMPANY No ,.
George BerryhiL, OF engine company No. 5: C.
spinharney. \. Risley, A. Anderson OF the fire
boat, Mr. .. B. Hubbard. OF chemical No >. Mr.
Ben Humes, OF chemical No. 8, were among the
visiting fremen.
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little guests Joined in grand march about the
parlors set apart for the dancers. ana then iol-
lowed programme OF fifteen dances, which,
Judging from the hearty laughter and happy
faces OF the young people, were evidently thor
oughly enjoyed. One room was given up TO
games AT 10 o'clock refreshments were served !,
and it was after IL before the last OF the jolly
company left, and an entertainment that Will
long remain in the memory OF the little people
came to an end A number OF the elder set enjoyed
the pleasures of the little ones. Those present
we're: Miss Louise Nichols, Miss Dana Collins.
Miss Myra smith, Miss Bessie Smith, Miss Madge
Wilkeson, Miss George Wrestling, Miss Gather
inc Tyler, Miss lone Cutler. Miss Clara Wing,
Miss Mabel Webb, Miss Post, Miss Gilmore, Miss
Dollie scurry, Miss Cora Loeb, Miss 0dgen. Miss
Nellie Howard, Miss Filkins, Misses Schram,
Misses Wheeler, Master Leroy Backus, Master
Willie Nichols, Master John Collins, Master
Charlie smith. Master Harry Fowler, Master
Harry wilkinson, Master Ben Yergy, Master
Emory Hathaway, Master Claiming Pritchard,
Master Howard Hughes, Master Loring Whit
tington, Master Arthur Shepard, Master Eddie
Spencer, Master Charlie Lynch, Master Burton
Haines Master John Wing, Master Harold Post,
Master Carl Mcknight, Master Jim Kellogg,
Master Phelps Gilmore, Master Jean Gould, Mas
ter Dick Hill, Master Charlie Scurry, Master
Clarence Ogden, Master Howard Lewis, Master
Ned Hanford, Master Monroe Hill and Masters
Wheeler.
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FUTURE SOCIAL EVENTS.

A Robert Emmett entertainment will be givsi
at Rankes hall on Friday evening, March T.
The Erminie club will give its last dance be
fore lent on Tuesday evening at Odd f elloHs
hail, North Seattle.
A dramatic and musical entertainment, undg
the direction of Minnie HUI Carlin, for The
benefit of the Francis Murphy Gospel Temper
ance Union, will be given at Olympic hall mex.
Tuesday night.
Tomorrow evening an entertainment will DO
given at Taylor Congregational church under
the auspices of the Young Peoples Society OF
Christian Eudeavor. The affair will take on a
Longfellow flavor. The programme will be very
fine.
The Ladies' Musical club will meet hereafter al
PetIis chambres lie musique. The club expecti
TO give an artists recital about March 20 and
expects TO have with them on that occasion
Miss Julia Phelps, the popular harpist, of Chi
cago. n
The Young people of the Unitarian churi
will give another of their evening parties at tlil
Arlington hotel on the night Of Wednes iaI
next. These affairs, of which this is the third.
have been very popular, and the Young PeO-
pies Fraternity are sparing no efforts to maks
this the best of the series.
Tomorrow evening fine programme will b
given at Rankes hall in the entertaiumers
gwen for the benefit of the Society OF Our Laif
of Good Help. Mrs. Story, Professor LANCE, Mrs
Fannie Perry Gage aud others will assist san
Morris, the comedian, viii give a number en-
titled Novelty" which will be one of tie
features of the evening.
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PART 1.
"Adagio and Allegro Vivace".
Reunion of Cornell Men.

On Friday evening thirteen jolly Comedians
met and fraternized at the Chamber of Com
merce, by holding their second annual meeting
and INDUCING IN banquet fit "for the gods
The table arranged by Caterer Smith was thor
oughly beautiful. 1t was arranged in a square
with space in the center completely filled up
by fragrant flowers and plants. The menu was
elaborate, and when cigars were reached the
tongues of the members became looscned and
those around tine board INDUCED in
flood of memories dear to the heart
Of every man who owes allegiance TO
an alma mater. Cornell songs and the
old college cry made the welkin ring
with melody and sound. Professor +. J. Bar
nard acted as POSTMASTER of the occasion and he
proved brilliantly fit to WELD the scepter OF his
Office. Speeches in turn were made by every
man around the board the subjects being of
character that proved OF peculiar interest to
these loyal men who attended the same college.
number of clever stories were told by several
of the gentlemen present. and the occa-
sion was one of the happiest that ever
occurred among the college men of the
Northwest. At the business meeting which
preceded the banquet the following officers
were elected: President, Mr.. John A. Rea, of
Olympia; vice president, Mr.. F. j. Barnard, OF
Seattle; secretary, Mr.. Frank A. Nash, OF Ia
coma, and treasurer, Mr.. II. W. Baker, of Seattle
1t was decided to hold the next meeting at Ia
coma. AT the banquet a matter was discussed
which is of great Importance The association
intends 20 endeavor to secure as one of the
trustees OF the university a man from the Pa
citic coast The gentlemen present on the occa-
sion were: Mr.. II. W. Baker, Mr. G. Mead
Emery, Mr.. F. J. Barnard, Mr.. A. y. Fitch Mr..
James H. Haight, Mr.. E. s. Peet, Mr. George B.
kittinger, Mr. Albert HAYWARD. Mr. John A.
Rea, Mr. Frank d. Nash Mr.. +. NJ. Wilcox Mr.
r. NJ. Fits and Mr.. J. G. Sullivan.
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The Renton hin Whist Climb

The Renton liill Whist club met at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Charles r. Thompson, on Chestnut
street on the evening Of Friday last. Those
present were. MI and Mrs. Charles l. ThoInr-
son, Mr.. and Ars. Ron NJ Crawford. NJ and
Mrs. ". z. ski'lings, Miss Kirk, Of kirkland.
Mss Ameut Miss Brown, Miss Seslev, Mr.
Charles West, Mr.. James Townsend and Mr.
Naniey B. Haynes. The Iadys first priy,. con
sisting OF an artstcaIly decorated chqruots table
scarf was won by Mrs. Ron N. Crawford. The
genleman's first prize. n chamoiS handkerchief
case, decorated with !orge;-ale-nots. was won
by MI Townsend. The Cegtiemans BOBBY prize
. large weil-ieTeloped head OF cabbage. felI TO
Mr.. Ron " Crawford, and Mrs. SkilIig-s got 4
bottle OF ca;sup Tor the lady's BOBBY prize. 4
feature OF The evening was the farewell, given to
Mr.. Charles West, who has removed from Rem
ton hill 10 Queen Anne town. this scverinr his
connection with the club. About midnight
very enjoyable collation. was served, and music
Instrumental and vocal, concluded the evening
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WEDDINGS.
Foy-Holcomb.

On Wednesday evening, at the home of the
brides parents, 2l5 Seneca street, the marriage
festival was solemnized which united in holy
wedlock Miss Angie l. Foy and Mr.. Charles G.
Holcomb. The impressive ceremony was per
formed by Rev. s. AIon2o Bright D. D., pastor of
the Second Methodist church. The ms piring
strains of a wedding march announced the ad-
vent of groom and bride, who took position
in the spacious bay window which was ar
tistically and handsomely decorated with
flowers aud ferns. and above which was sus-
pended in evident glee that implacable enemy
of the benedict, Master Cupid. The bride was
unusually beautiful and charming in a princess
gown OF brocaded silk and cream crepe, with
ian and Roman hyacinths. At the conclusion
of the ceremony the congratulations were
hearty and generous, the guests being old
friends OF the family who admired and loved
the bride for her warm and genial disposition,
stately presence and delicate, womanly graces,
and who had equal admiration for the groom,
with whom most OF them had long been ac-
ouaInted, and OF whom an absolutely clean bill
of character can be given. The presents re-
ceived were numerous, elegant and costly, and
were the material evidences of esteem, affection
and good wishes. After the banquet, which
WAS an elaborate and elegant spread, the guests
departed, invoking Heavens choicest blessings
upon the twain. Those present were M and
Mrs Foy, parents of the bride; Rev. s. Alonzo
Bright. Miss A. L. Harkns, Miss Eeba Bell. Mrs
F. II. Fisher, Mrs t. Briggs, Mrs. Thompson,
Mrs 5. G. Healy, Mrs c. Preston, Mrs. Jessie
Elliott. Mrs. Eva Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
Nickel, Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Hanes, Mr. aud
Mrs j. f. Ryckman, Mr.. and Mrs. a. H. Hol-
comb, Mr. and Mrs ". +. Holconb, Mr.. and
Mrs r. W. Jones, DR.. aud Mrs. c. \. Gay, Mr.
Burdett Foy, Mr.. Ollie Ryckman and Mr. Rush
NcCargar.
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beauties OF his longer poems showing unusual
familiarity with the poets works.
An original poem entitle "a Tribute to Long
fellow" by Mrs. Ramsey was indeed arare treat.
Mrs. Peterson added much to the entertainment
by her fine recitation from "Tales OF Wayside
Inn" Dainty refreshments were served, during
which occurred one of the most novel features
of the afternoon While slipping the delicious
coffee the ladies responded to roll call with quo
tations from the best known poems OF the poet
written on the back of their visiting cards to be
left with the hostess as a pleasant reminder OF
very pleasant event
The guests were: Mrs. A. C. lands, Mrs. Amos
Brown, Mrs. J. :. Chase, Mrs. Charles Chiniquy,
Miss Julia Cochran, Mrs. r. " Crawford, Mrs.
H A. Du Bots, Mrs Salvador Ellicott, Mrs. K. J.
Ely, Mrs. Charles F. Fishback, Mrs. Finch, Mrs.
David Gilmore, Mrs. T. V. Goodspeed, Mrs. II.
E. Holmes. Mrs. J. J. Hambright, Miss c. Hop
kins, Miss c. s Hyatt, Mrs. Dexter Horton, Mrs.
John r. Kinnear, Miss Julia Kennedy, Mrs.
harrison (Tacoma), Mrs. p. B. NJ Miller, Mrs d.
A. Mitchell Mrs Fred II. Peterson, Mrs. Samuel
Ramsey, Mrs II. A. Raser, Mrs. Eben Smith,
Mrs Charles Thompson. Miss Emma Vincent,
Mrs T. F. Whittier and Mrs. w. l. White.
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Belle Townsend was charming bridesmaid
Rev. John +. Damon offieiated. At the COMES
sion OF the solemn service an elegant repast ~,
enjoyed, and only interrupted by the arrival =
That moment when the farewells must !.
spoken, and the worthily mated pair sped the.
homeWard way to SPOT the young months =
whose years are its greenest and whose Iuseio,,,
fruits and climatic delights are perepDisI
Among the witnesses present were: Mr. ana
Mrs. George c. Cannon, Mrs. Albert Beede Nj,
Anna Is. Townsend, Miss Sallie Beede. MI.
Helen Beede, Mrs. stephen J. Carman, Mrs "
u. NeicIey, Mr.. Charles Finnerty and Others
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THE LITERARY ASSOCIATIONS.


Mrs. J, F. Trowbridge gave most delightful
reception al ner residence. 81 Blanchard street,
yesterday afternoon. the occasion being in
honor o. the s5th anniversary Of the birt5 nj
henry Na1sworth Lougieuow, the poet.
hort nut interesting programme was given. and
was introduced By Mrs. Raser. with graDbi,
sketch Of the poets life. Thres of his cboica
poems were tee.iugly sung by Mrs. Hsmbrtgbr
ana Mrs. Mitchell. some incidents OF his he
as a student and professor By Mrs. Ely ami Mrs
"I.'leT were carefully prepared, and Miss HYATT
told OF his home life of his great devof.n,, -
VIE and children, AID pointed out many o, the
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The Christian EuGcayor Society Of Market
street BAPTIST church gave avery pleasant aud
wceessiul social at the home OF Mr. ana Mrs.
W. Petit az hs> suffer street During the
evening the Misses Alien favored the guests
with piano duet, Mrs. G. l. NJ Pratt, a vocal
solo, and Mrs, A. +. Eraymer q couple of select
readings. Iherv wsre about 100 guests present.
among whom wen; Egv. ana Nrs l. ". Read
NJ and AIRS. \. G. Braymer, Mr.. sad Mrs q. F.
II. Pratt. M and Mira. b. Vs. Pettjt, Mr.. ant Ms.
l.. G.. Brawiey, Mr., aud Mrs. A H. pimocs. Col
onel snd Ars. .. L. Briggs, Mt. and Mr.. David
ton, Miss X .ssci, the Misses Alien. Miss Alice
Hicks. Misses Martha and Ella Hail. Mr. N.r-
man Craven, Miss Grace Brisss, Nj Fred Ever
bii Mr. +, X NAnIIyl, Mr.. J. l. Saultz, Miss
Minnie Osborn, Miss " Gods. Mt &, owens. M
D-rlu Rank, Mr. Ira Rank, Misses l.l,u and Nav
Falc- Nr Adelbert Hicks. Misses May and
Naude Dodge, Mr.. james Heosrt Mis-, Iasta
Proper, Hr. j. +. Aver. Miss Ids Propsr. Mr. A
I, Bray mar, j., Major LeaiWidth, Miss F. ScriD-
ltT Miss Winnie Arthur. Mss Beunett, Miss
SUSIE Tinker, Miss PiNley, Miss reckaars. fr
Underwood, SIR. Elmer Friend. Mss Elnms
sHseT, Mr. John B.Uer, Mss Hattie Palmer, Mr.
Frank Palmer. Miss Bessie Ta.sert, Mr.. +.
Fuller, Misses Fisher, Miss Gurusyy and Mr. =.
ka-sN
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O'Clock. The tables were decorated with
choice cut flowers. Those invited were: Mrs.
Charles HOPKINS, Mrs. W. Z. Boone, Mrs. NJ X.
Madelox, Mrs. Yiseher, Mrs. J. Il. Mcdonald,
Mrs. Joseph Shipper, Mrs. H. Colver, Mrs. C. H.
Gait, Mrs. d. A. Spencer, Mrs. II. b. Bagley,
Mrs. d. f. Shields, Mrs. G. A. C. Rochester,
Mrs. r. w. Jones, Mrs. Charles L. Patterson,
Mrs. Fred Peterson, Mrs Worthington, Mrs. d..
c. Brawley, Mrs. W. c. Brawley, Mrs. E. I.
Blaine, Mrs /. w. Read, Mrs. W. II. Llewellyn,
Mrs. e. Z. NJ. Pratt, Mrs. W. II. White, Mrs. A.
1. Cook. Mrs Eben smith, Mrs q. I. Gand,
Mrs. A. Ii. Anderson, Mrs Bigelow. of Tacoma
Mrs. A. I. McEwan and MIS- Fred Warde.
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Alpha Literary Society.

The regular weekly meeting OF the Alpha Lit
erary Society was held in room 10, denny school,
Tuesday. The following programme was rem
dered:
Song-"Spring" .......................By School
Compos ition-"Paper" .......... Lonnie Leland
Piano Solo-"Tsm O'Shanter" Mary Stetson
Biography-"Beniamin Franklin" OAK Shultcs
Pen Portrait-"Oliver Cromwell" ........
80. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Clark Manning
Composition-"Bernard Palsy" Stephen Hull
Biography-"Daniel Webster" .......Aiya Jones
Essay-"Piano Making" Annie Loree
Recitation" 1.-THE Greyhound's Grave" ...
.....-. ......-.................Ma Mamie Spencer
Autobiography of a Cat Arthur Remission
song-''Vacation Song BY society
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The st. Marks social which was given on
Monday evening at the Vendome proved an
unqualified success. The large dinng-rooms
which Mrs. Baker placed at the disposal of the
ladies were charmingly decorated, the floor
neatly waxed and the entire appearance of the
place inviting in every particular The mem
beers OF ST. Marks who live at the Nendome
formed themselves into a reception committee
and did all in their power to make everybody
happy. and they succeeded. The music, dane
ing and refreshments were everything that
could be desired. The following were among
the guests present. Rev. and Mrs. u. c. Gar
rett, Mr. and Mrs Henry Thurman, Mr.. and
Mrs. l. Hill Case, Mr.. aud Mrs George Kittn-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs G. Ii. Kittinger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles shepard, Mr.. aud Mrs. Winfield Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Gait Mr.. and Mrs : d.
King, Mr.. aud Mrs. W. II. Humphrey, MI and
Mrs. J. W. Hanna, Rev. and Mrs James
Cheal. Mr.. and Mrs &. A. {. Rochester,
Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben snipes, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. III. Dillon, Mrs. Jessie Elliott Mr..
and Mrs. II. I. Hull, Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Auder-
son, Mrs. Fanny Perry Gage Mrs Howard
Lewis, Mr., and Mrs. y. Donaldson, MI and Mrs
Arthur Fonda, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Z. Sterns Mrs
scurry, Mr. and Mrs +. W. Hankey, MI and
Mrs. J. r. Gordon, Dr. and Mrs. A. P. Mitten,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Arthur, Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ.
Ogden, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. a. Schroeder, MI and
Mrs r. Dngley, Mr.. and Mrs. John Nichols, Mr.
aud Mrs James I Leutzy, Nj and Mrs Creigh,
Mrs. ". A. harrington, Mrs. Captain Parker,
Mrs Edith h. Faben, Mrs. Fannie Watkins,
MIS- Warner Mrs F. A Buck, Mrs. II.
H. Whitney, Mrs. Thorsen, Mrs. Ray,
Mrs Pierce, Mrs Rowles, Mrs Graves
Mr.. Pennington, Mr.. McGil. Mr. Irvine, Miss
Watkins, Miss Knapp. Miss Chesl, Misses Hanna,
Miss Simlugton, Miss Hall, Miss Cary. Miss
HolCate, Miss Riley, Miss Personeus,
Miss House, Miss Teaf, Miss Powell,
Mr.. Wrestling, Or. Slime. Colonel Ne
rutcheon, Mr. W. J. Clark, Mr. Vim
cent Mr.. lee, MIR. Johnson, Nj Higgins. Mr..
tampion, Nj kyer, Mr.. Kellogg, Nj Hayilaui.
NJ. Villas, Mr.. Thomas, Mr.. Maxwell, Mr..
Wright. Mr. Graham, Mr.. Teae. MI Conway
Mt Carroll, Mr. lngcrsou, Mr.. Haynes, NJ.
Brooks. Mr.. Redfeld, Mr.. kershew and Mr.,
Watkins.
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Luncheon for Mrs. w. A. Dickey,

very dainty luncheon was given yesterday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. W. A. Dickey by
Mrs. d. b. Ward, of Queen Anne town. The
house was decorated charmingly with smilax
and evergreens, and everything presented a
most attractive and beautiful appearance The
menu was elaborate and the occasion was one
OF rare pleasure. Those present were: Mrs W.
A. Dickey, Mrs. J. A. Whalley, Miss L. G. Hill,
Mrs. J. W. Knapp, Mrs X. C. Ward, Mrs. D. B.
Ward, Miss H. c. Eisenbes, Mrs. C. B. Bagley,
Miss Kate Pearce. Mrs. T. D. Hathaway, Mrs. J.
W. Bixby, Mrs Victor Denny, Mrs. c. C. Ward,
and Miss Rena Bagley
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Bruce-Ehle.

street, and Miss Lottie d. Ehle were married at
the home OF the brides father No. l,42i Main
street. on the afternoon of Thursday, February
%, at 4 O'Clock, by Rev. John +. Damon. Mr.
Joseph Bruce, brother OF the groom, offcisted
as best man and Miss Mertie stephens grace
fully harmonized ne wedding chime as brides
maid. Among Il illnesses were: Mr. Frank
Ehe. father Of the bride, Mr. and Mrs Porter
Ehle, Mrs. May Ehle, Miss Mertie stephens,
Mr.. l. stephens, Miss Minnie Ripley, Mr. Joseph
Bruce, Miss Grace Ehle, Miss Mamie Ehle, Miss
Rose stephens and Messrs Lafayette and BERTHE
Ehle.
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acknowledgements.

At the church of Our Lady of Good Hotn
February %, Mr.. J. c. Holland and Miss ~,
Fitzpatrick were united in marriage BY Rev
Father PTefontaine. Mr.. John Lilley, of hi,
city, was best man and Miss Kittie Fitzpstrlel
sister OF the bride, maid of honor. weddin,
breakfast was served at the residence ~ n,
and MIS-. Fitzpatrick, az Fourteenth stree, n.
home Of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Holland =,
on short trip, after which they will be !,
home TO their friends at i02 Broadway, seattle
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Progressive Whist Party,

very pleasant progressive whist party was
given on Wednesday evening at the residence
of SIR. and Mrs C. ; Reed, rs Pine street. The
exciting games, good music and dainty refresh
ments made up an altogether pleasant evening"
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. George W
Ashford. Mr.. and Mrs Z. D. McClintoc, Mr. and
Mrs. f. W. johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. t. W. Wood.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick s Sylvester. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII q. Wilson, Miss Anna Webster, Miss
Chisholm, Mr.. II. L. Vanbrocklin, Mr.. l. J.
Crabtree and M Eugene Ashford.
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On Wednesday last pleasant surprise party
was given to Mrs. John Draper, OF Ross, the oc-
casion being her birthday. The party marched
in body to her residence loaded with baskets,
bags and bundles. and, to her surprise, took
possession and presented her with beautiful
lamp and other presents. The afternoon was
pleasantly spent in conversation and music.
After partaking of bounteous repast they re-
turned to their homes feeling that 1t had been
an afternoon and evening well spent Those
present were Mrs Ward, Mrs. Pine, Mrs. Gam
bic, Mrs Conoway, Mrs. Hight, Mrs. Moore, Mrs.
Pells, Mrs. Briggs, Mrs. Judge Emerson ana
Miss Iva Pels, of Ballard; Mrs. Snyder, Mrs.
Nat Bartlett, Mrs. Jennie Adams, Mrs. Barney,
Mrs J. II. Young, Mrs. A. Barney, from Seattle;
MIS-. c. D. Bartlett, Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Bidding,
Mrs Harrison, Mrs. Davis, Miss Fanny Bartlett,
Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. T. Bartlett, of Ross.
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very pleasant birthday party was given Mr..
F. s. Sylvester Wednesday evening at his resi-
dence, 2l6 Republican street, in honor of his
3ith birthday. Progressive whist and music
were the order of the evening. At 1880 lunch
con was served, after which the guests departed,
wishing Mr.. 5. many happy returns of the day.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. SILVER
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. George Ashford, Mr.. Eugene
Ashford, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Farrell, Mr. and
Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Bradley, Miss Annie Ferris,
Miss Mary Shoudy. Miss Woods, Miss Anna Nc
Ginnis, Miss Della Blakney, Miss Mabel Phil
lips, Miss Lu Witherell, Mr. E. Phillips, Mr.. II.
n. Burpee, Mr.. II. Hanson, Mr.. j. A. Forehand
and Mr.. G, Z, Sylvester
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The University Societies,

The two State university literary societies
nave decided to hold joint exercises once every
three weeks.
The Philomsthean society yesterday afternoon
discussed:
Res0.rcd, That congress should enact free
silver bill
On the affirmative were Horace Turner, C.
Graft and 0dell Brysoa. GU the negative were
oelden Burroughs, C. Watkins and John P
AFTER. The decision was secured by the affirm
alive. The rest of the programme consisted OF
music BY Miss C!ohecy and Miss slausson, rsci-
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Mr., and Mrs. Jnres, D;nnar

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hartley Jones gave din.
uer TO a number OF their friends at the West
minister hotel, on North Front street, last even
ing. Those present were; Mr.. aud Mrs K. +
French. Mr. A. q. Mcbride, Miss Alice Fran.
Mr.. aad Mrs. Matt Weix, and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Hartley Jones. The party did full Jus.
tice 10 an elaborate menu, after which the even
ing was spent n social enjoyment