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klahayah Club Prizes.

On Tuesday evening the Klahayah Club meet
Ing was held at the homo of the Misses Wood
ruff. The form OF entertainment was artistic,
that is, In one sense OF the word. Slips OF paper
were provided, aud on each one the name of
college song or some well-knowu song and
number were written, and, as each ones turn
came, he or she illustrated the song written on
the slip OF paper. The one who guessed most of
the illustrations correctly won the prize. The
lady's prize was awarded to Mrs. W. l. LandelI.
and the gentlemans to Mr.. w. f. Best After
this game was finished, refreshments were
served, when, after little music, the
guests departed. Those present were;
Miss Woodruff, Miss Helen Woodruff Mrs. II.
Woodruff Miss Peabody, of New York city; Mrs.
w. l. Landell. Mrs John Shank, Miss Ouimette,
Mr. J. G. Dudley Mr.. G. d. Mum, Miss Ed
munds, Miss Seymour, Miss Jessie Seymour,
Mr.. c. b. Ntblock, Mr.. Delano, Mr.. W. E. Best,
Mr.. Morton Ramsdell, Miss Bowen, Mr.. Tytler.
Mr.. II. p GrigyS
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PORT TOWNSEND SOCIETY.
Reception to Newly Married Coupls
on Return to Civ

PoRr TOWNSEND, Jan. 15-Ispecial Eseversl
social events helped to eniiven Port Townsend
society circles during the week Just closed. On
Thursday evening reception was rendered to
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Campbell upon their return
from their bridal trip south. The guests to ths
number of hundred or more were received M
the Presbyterian church by Mr. and Mrs R.
Campbell There was pleasant social gather.
Ing the same evening at the Episcopal reetory,
where Rev. DR.. Baker entertained the members
OF the Brotherhood OF st. Andrews.
The regular semi-monthly party OF the Comus
club was given at the Key City Club parlors
Thursday evening, and the semi-monthly party
of the Pastime Club at the same place Friday
evening.
Misses Mary and Lottie Hammond and Miss
Eva Doyle are visiting Mr.. and Mrs Hickey in
Victoria
Mrs NJ J. Dennis and Miss Dennis, of Dav.
ton, o., are the guests of Mr.. w. B. Dennis, Of
the Leader.
Miss Daisy Stewart, of Port Angeles. was
visiting friends in this city during the week
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ME. J. c. wha1lex,s birthday Party.

Mr.. J. C. Whalley, of ia Lincoln street, was
rendered a surprise on Friday night, the occa-
sion being his birthday. The evening was
pleasantly spent in games and various amuse-
ments, and nice refreshments were served about
midnight. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. P.
Hughes, Mrs 7. F. Cary, Mrs. S. Winslow, Miss
X. !. Cary, Mrs. L Sylvan, Miss Norine Paumel,
Miss A. NJ. Mcdonald, Miss A C. Leonard, Mrs.
J. c. Whalley, Mrs. Ferguson, Mr.. Gardner, Mr..
Crane, Mr.. Phillips, Mr.. Marsh, Mr.. Lewis, Mr..
Winslow. Mr. Akers, Mr.. L. Sylvan, jr., and
Mr.. J. C. Whalley
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The Irish-American Club.

The Irish-American Club held most enthus-
fastic meeting at their hall, corner of Second
and Columbia streets last night. About TWEEN
ty-fye new members were added to the list, and
a constitution and bylaws we're adopted, plac-
ing the initiation fee at 81 and the monthly
dues at % cents. The future OF this club
promises well, as its object and aims are TO
create spirit OF Irish nationalism among all
classes of Irishmen or their descendants,
coupled with benevolent feature and of rem
dering assistance in sickness or distress, ire
spective OF creed or position in life. The only
requirements for membership are sobriety and
good moral character No political or relig-
ious subject can be discussed in this society
under any circumstances. The meeting ad-
journed to meet on next Thursday night Mem
beers wall be notified OF time and place.
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Young Peonie.s Lveeum.

On Tuesday evening of last week the regular
meeting OF TIA Young Peoples Lyceum of the
fiFst H. L church took place A very interest
ing programme was rendered, IN celebration OF
the s41h anniversary OF the birth of 'Amerieas
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-Four CotilIions Prom,,.a

At last series of four cotillions is to be efvs.
and the first one will probably take plaza a.
Wednesday, January 81, at the Montello. tn
invitations have not been sent ont as yst
There will be general dancing until 1880. wis.
a cosillion will be danced.
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Chautauau. AInmni I'm Conn.I

Mrs \" y. Reeves entertained the members of
the Puget Sound Chsutauaus Alumni Associa-
ton residing in Seattle at her pleasant home,
corner Third and Seneca, last Tuesday evening.
Both M snd Mrs. Reeves are graduates OF the
class OF s. and Mrs. Reeves is the Western vice
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played. Each player has chance to pr
against each other, and the poor and wei
instructed ones are thrown together, and In n
averaging up the best players win nasurals
lead
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Hopkins-Rogefs.

The invitations have been issued for the we'd
ding OF Mr.. Eugene l. Hopkins and Miss Lena
A. Rogers, which event will occur on Wednes-
day evening, January 20. at the residence OF
Mrs. William Blackman, No. Us Blanchard
street.
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Anna Beck, Miss Nina Shields and
The University Societies,

Owing to some error the election recently
held by the Alethconean Society was declared
illegal, SO a new election was held on Friday
afternoon, with the following result: President,
Miss Lillian keene; vice president, Oliver
Kerns; secretary, r. P. Ballard; treasurer,
Alfred schilisted; librarian, II. A. Kerns, and
sergeant alarms, II. Langston The faculty has
decided on compulsory drills for both male and
female students, and work OF this nature VIII
begin on Wednesday.
The Philomathean Society held meeting on
Friday afternoon. The debate was postponed
for one week, but the following interesting
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King's Daughters Entertafned,

Mrs. w. II. Fl. Green, at her residence, No.
1,2lo Main street, on Thursday night infor.
mally entertained the society known as the
Kings Daughters, of st. Marks church. The
gathering was characterized by fine sociability,
and all present enjoyed the evenings entertain
ment
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Story-Abrahams.

Last Sunday, at Tacoma, Mr.. n. 81. Story, of
that city, was married to Miss Mile Abrahams,
of San Francisco. The Rev. DR.. A. Brown. OF
Seattle, performed the ceremony.
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Professor Bailey,s Whist Party.

Professor and Mrs. Mark Bailey, ir, gave a
whist party on Friday evening at their resi-
dence, corner of Thomas avenue and Poplar
street. Among those present were Miss Claire
Catch, Miss Grace Catch, Miss Wyckof, Mr..
Mcclure, Mr.. Bass and DR.. Sharpless.
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On Wednesday Miss Griggs gave a charming
tea for Miss Peabody. The guests were not in
vited until after o'clock, when some Of the
men were also asked. The guests were received
by Mrs. c. w. Griggs, Miss Griggs aud Miss
Peabody. In the library was the tea table. on
which were yellow-shaded candles, and presided
over by Mrs. L. B. Lockwood. Tea and coffee
were served from the dining-room, and among
those who assisted with these refreshments
were: Miss Rusher, Miss Woodruff, Miss
Helen Woodruff, Miss Little, Miss Dick
inson, Miss Rowe. Among those present
were: Mrs A. L. Bull, Mrs. Sears, Miss Garrett
son, Miss Evans. Mrs. L. II. Campbell, Miss
Derickson, Miss Paddock, Miss Ouimette, DR..
Graft, Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Harrison Foster,
Miss Edmunds, Miss Ferriss, Miss Rogers, Mrs.
p. V. Caesar, Mr.. F. S. Bull, Mr. w. A. Bull, Mr..
J. lie 3. Johnson, DR.. G. L. Wagner, Miss Con-
fare, Miss Dickson, Mrs. W. l. Landell, Miss
Seymour, Miss Jessie Seymour, Miss Hall, Miss
Nora Hall, Mr.. G. T. Mum. Mr.. L. K Kershaw,
Mr. z. Griggs, Mr.. Morton Ramsdell, Mr.. J. Nc.
Elroy, jr., Mrs. win A. Rice, Mrs. j. Keen, Mrs
James Best, Mr.. win Alter, Miss Plummer, Miss
Holt, Miss Gertrude Holt, Mrs. Stuart
Rice, Mrs. Edmund Rice. Mrs. Alter, Mrs l. R.
Manning, Miss Bass, Miss Dakin, MI P. w.
Dakin, Mrs. Mackinson, Miss Buell., Mr.. Stacy,
MIR. A. Zabriskie, Mrs. G. Zabriskie,
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Work Of Young Unitarians.

The Young Peoples Society of the Unitarian
church are engaged in studying William Gull
lent Bryant at their meetings on Wednesday
evenings. Mrs. r. N. Crawford will read
paper at the next meeting. The subject will be:
"Bryant's Associates and Friends" fine pro-
gramme of procedure is in course of prepare
ton for February
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Renton Hill whist CIub.

Last night Mr. and Mrs. Warren P. Skillings
entertained the Renton Hill Whist Club. Six.
teen members were present, and the games and
refreshments were highly enjoyed.
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LongfeiIow Literary Society.

The Longfellow Literary Society, as usual,
met on Friday afternoon. After business was
over the following programme was rendered:
Opening soug-"AmerIca" The school
Biogrthy-"James q. Blaine. ............
.A...:.-................ Miss Mabel Houts
Essay-"Wo od'' Miss Hattie Palmar
Essay-"squrrels'' Miss Emma Payne
kseitation-"The Old Mans Motto"
.-.............. .......... Miss Lila White
Biography-"Wanamaker'' Mr.. Roy Kellogg
PIANO solo-"Grant's March" Miss Ellen Olsen
Es'ay-"N Nothing" ............. Miss May Roberts
Reeitation-"Thanatops :. Miss Bess >on
Debate-"Resolved, That Lincoln was a greater
man than Washington" Affirmative, Annie
Wood; negative, Fred Wood and Lillian
White Decided in favor of the negative
Essay-''The Grumbler" Miss Ellen Olsen
acknowledgment. Mr.. Jintar Yamagushi
Critic's re port. Miss Bess Wilton
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The ladies of st. Clemant's Guild will give
grand concert and literary entertainment We'd
nesday evening next at ST. Clements hall,
corner OF Market and Weller streets, the Yesier
avenue car going direct to the place The must
cal entertainment will be followed by q sociable
and dancing. Among those taking part will be
the following well-known musicians and artists:
Mrs. G. A. c. Rochester, Professor Thiel, Miss
Kellogg. Miss McGinnis, Drs. Thoresen, Miss
Ida Powell, Professor Crandall, Miss Sadie
Martin and others
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Mrs. Reuben Jones whist Party.

Mrs. Reuben ". Jones gave a drive whist
party at 2l4 Squire avenue on Friday evening.
The affair gave pleasure to many. The head
prizes were won by Mrs. w. S. Rib.ets and Mr..
W. II. Lewellyn, and the BOBBY prizes were
captured by Mrs. George Meacham and Mr..
Charles Z. Patterson. The following guests
were present: Mr.. and Mrs Charles E. Patter-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Meecham, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. F. Blaine, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter s. Riblet,
DR.. and Mrs. C. A. Walsh, Colonel and Mrs. Z. A.
Carr, Colonel and Mrs. Oliver F. Briggs, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Ven Lonsway, Mr.. and Mrs. L C. Gill
man, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Mills, Mr. and Mrs.
Ellis Morrison, Mr.. and Mrs William II. Lew
ellyn. Mr.. and Mrs Fred Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl.
w. Higgins, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. McEwan, Mr.. F.
r. Van Tuyle, MI ]. l. Shultz, Mr.. and Mrs. r
w. Jones.
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The yarabond Social Club.

The Vagabond Social Club gave its hrst card
party last evening at the residence of Mr.. Will
H. Hanna. Progressive hearts afforded amuse-
ment until 10 o'clock, when choice refreshments
were served; and then there was dancing until
IL o'clock. The following are the members of
the club: Mr.. Bert Graves, Mr.. Horton Ray,
Mr.. Frank Fredericks, Mr.. William Beard, Mr..
Tull Kellogg, Mr.. Sherman Foote, Mr.. James
Hogue, Mr.. Eugene Leddy, Mr.. Willard Carson,
Mr.. Dana Farnsworth and Mr.. Will Hanna The
young ladies present were: Miss Evelyn
Graves, Miss Gertrude Clark, Miss Beatrice
Fiskin, Miss Edna Whittier, Miss Mollie Philips,
Miss Dottie Smith, Miss Sarah Gottstein, Miss
Felie Carroll, Miss Marie Burdick.
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South Seattle Lodge, No. "a, was organized the
18th of May, 1891. with membership of eleven.
The lodge has since been doing noble work,
having rescued many from paths of ruin, and
having now seventy-six members.
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Daughters ofRebekah Social.

On Thursday evening the Ridglsy Lodge, No.
6, Daughters OF Rebekah, gave a social at Odd
Fellows hail. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs J. A. Greene, DR.. and Mrs. H. T. Smith, Mr..
and Mrs H. Leland. Mr.. and Mrs. g. thinner
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Martell,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Parks, Dr.. and Mrs. +.
Hofste. Professor 7. II. Denning, Mr.. Fred John
son, Mr.. Harry Glib, Miss Corinne B. Leland,
Miss Manning, Miss Grace Hughes, Miss Minnie
Hughes. Rev. John F. Damon, Miss Robinson,
Mr.. w. Calvert, Mr.. William Baker, Mr.. c. Mel
Gnger and others
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A Reception to Parting Guests.

On Tuesday evening at the residence OF Mr..
Mcintyre, ], 423 Jackson street, a reception was
given in honor OF Mrs. bort and Mr.. Putnum,
who left for their home in Ypsilanti, Mich,
Thursday morning. They have been the guests
OF Mrs George Mcintyre and Mrs. Whipple, of
Lake Washington. The evening was pleasantly
spent in music and various games. Refresh
ments were served at 10 o'clock. Those present
were Mrs. Dort Mr.. Putnum. Mr.. Mcintyre, Mrs
Whipple, Mr.. and Mrs. George Mcintyre, Mrs.
N. Peterson, Mr.. Will Mcintyre, Mr.. Joe McKin-
ney. Miss Read, Miss Mary Mcdonald, Miss
Minnie Read, Miss Essie Kinney and Miss
Marion Mcdonald
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The Evening Musical Club.

The Evening Musical Club had delightful
gathering on Monday night at the rooms in the
Occidental block. Tbs attendance was excel
lent and the programme which follows below
was finely given;
Chorus-"The Triton" ................. NolIoy
song-.Io the Conhding Star 49,. E. Rooaudi
(With violin oblgato by Mr.. Hsrlow.l
Mrs. Coiner.
Vocal solo-"Tis Alone Can Tell. Greig
Mr.. Saunders.
Piano solo--"The Earl King" ........... Itsxt
Professor ii. ). sharpe.
Vocal solo-"TAe Rosebdsh". .Faustina Fasse
Miss Conan.
ISTERNISSIoS.
THE Hst'-A monologue, translated from
the French, as reeited by Coquelin ct
the lhester Francaise .................
Joseph Shippen-
Piano tolo-"The Dyiag Poet .......... Schubert
Miss Gertrude Moore.
Vocal solo-'Who shall Be king2" ..............
Mr.. Frank T. Atkins.
Chorus-"The Viking" Tanning
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AFratern.I CANDY Pun.

South Seattle Lodge, No. "a, of the Independ-
ent Order of Good Templars, gave q candy pull
on last Saturday evening. In addition to this
species of fun the following fine programme
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An Apron Social.

On Friday night there was an apron social at
the First Methodist Episcopal church Mr..
Fred Hoyt took the prize for the best sewing,
and Mr. Ray for the worst
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Bryn hawr sale oSe ns Monday,

Bryn Nawr sale opens Monday.
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A Pleasant Dancing Party.

Another of those pleasant parties for which
mol Hill is so famous was given at Captain
Greenleafs, on Mitchell street, Thursday even
Ing Dancing TO the sweet music of the mando-
lin and guitar was the feature of the evening
At Ii an elegant lunch was served, after which
dancing was resumed. Those present were:
Captain and Mrs. Greenleaf, Mr.. and Mrs. v.
Hugo Smith, Nj. and Mrs. o. E. Pettis, Mr. and
Mrs. ]. c. Niggie, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Stuart,
Mrs. Cragin, Mrs. Ricketson, Mrs. Carey, Miss
Smith, Miss Norah Carey, Miss Grace Koch, Miss
Edna Cragin, Miss Keatings Mr.. Joseph Green
leaf, Mr.. C. W. Hadley, Mr. William Hess, Mr..
Clarence Phillips, Mr. Charles Bullock and
Professor p. Farrell.
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In the New Pastors Honor.

On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs J. W. Bixby
entertained number of friends at their resi-
dence, Cedar and West streets, in honor of Rev.
and Mrs. NJ. L. Rugg. The evening was pleas
autly spent in music and conversation. Mr.
Rugg is the new pastor for the North Seattle
Baptist church. Among those present were
noticed Mr.. and Mrs. Durant, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ames, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Prosch, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reicheueker, Rev. and Mrs. Clark Davis, Rev.
and Mrs. Benjamin Parsons, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilder, Mr. aud Mrs. Craven. Rev. and Mrs.
Proper, Rev. and Mrs. Reed, Mr. and Mrs Comp
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Gresham, Mr. and Mrs Shaffer
Mr. and Mrs. DIfy, Mrs. Henry Leland, Mrs.
Criehton, Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Alden, Mrs. Rillen
Mrs Brawley, Mrs. Hyde, Miss Corinne B.
Lelsnd, Miss Bessie Reieheneker. Miss Bessie
Hausor, Miss Minnie Hauser, Miss Proper, Miss
hsude Pike, Miss Grace Pike, Miss ETA White
Miss Mary Killeu, Miss Irene Mitchell, Mr.
Hilton, Mr.. Bowen, Mr.. Chester Prosch, Mr..
Harry Leland. Mr.. George, Mr. Mitchell, Mr.
Duffy, Mr.. Gross, Mr. Bartlett and M Birby.
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John Boras, who was arrested for shooting at
Westminster hall, London, has been bound over
In f2Oo. Oscar Wilde becoming one Of his
sureties.
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Fremont Social Naxa

The Lake Union Lodge, l. o. G. T.. gave !, social
on Tuesday evening last which was a yerv
pleasant affair. There was a literary and
musical programme, followed by coffee and
cake The following was the programmes:
March 49,. 49,. Washington Ternnsr.,o. n
!NScitatAou $500 ....Miss Agnes Goddard
..Ule6 Harvey
necttatlon miss Daisy Keaton
dNecita1Iou' Eioyd Swift
song Miss Bessie Ferguson
bbec!.atioh. --.'..'....-..A Master Johnny Storey
.e0SAta tioh MISS Leila Swift
Mandolin solo-"Stella's Waltz ~
Encore-"Little Chloe's Dance"
sehottische. -. Washington Temperance Rand
The programme was followed by magic Ian
tern display by Mr.. Harvey, which was good
and was well received by the audience. Ths
welcome to the audience was given bv Mrs
Harriet P. Tucker, C. T.
box social was given AZ the Methodist Fnis.
eoPal church Wednesday evening. A socisI We.
also held at the Fremont Presbyterian ehu-cb At
the same time. Both were literally uatronIza.s
The ladies OF the Methodist Episcopal church
are making extensive preparations for a New
England dinner TO be given on Washing.
tons birthday.
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The elegant residence of the host and hostess
was lighted by brflliantiy-coIo.ed electric lamps
In the hall, parEor, draHing-room and reception
room the decorations were unique and original.
After the reception hours were over anumbero OF
the young folks remained and enjoyed the dane
ing. The costumes worn were tasteful aud eie-
CANT and the affair was one Of the iiveltest and
most successful given since the gay summer sea
son of 1891 cIe>ed. This was the first social
event given In the new home OF Mr.. and MRS.
Wilmington and all guests admired the coy
house and its rich appointments The list OF
invited guests will be found below: Mr.. ara
Mrs. E. Q. Graves, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Backus, Ar.
and Mrs. Fred J. Grant. Mr.. and Mrs H. c henry
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Harrington, Mr. and Mrs r.
A. strout, Mr. and Mrs c. J. Smith, Mr. and Mrs
A. T. Hill, Mr. and Miss Riley, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
X. Forrest, Judge and Mrs. I. j. Hoyt MI
and Mrs. G. F. WhittIesey, DR.. and Mrs Mont
gouery Russell, Mr. and Mrs. q. b.. kittnger,
Mr.. and Mrs L. b. stedman Mr.. and Mrs. f. III.
Warner, Miss Ferguson, Rev. and Mrs. d. Z.
Garrett, Mr.. and Mrs C. H Kittinger. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. III. Gait Mr.. and Mrs. l. Anderson, Mr.
and Mrs 7. NJ. Reed, Misses De Wolfe, Mr. and
Mrs. w. n. Gregory, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Ellis,
hr. and Mrs. Erastus Brainerd, the Misses
wyckoh, Judge aud Mrs. III. G. struve, Miss
Strnve, Mr.. and Mrs. A z. McCulsky, Mr. and
Mrs Hammond Lamont, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Neyins, ir., Mr.. and Mrs Columbus I. Tyler,
Mr.. and Miss Carter, Mr. and Mrs. d. +. Whit
ney, Mrs. Whitney, Mr.. aud Mrs. c. NJ. Sheafe,
Miss eheafe, Dr. aud Mrs. Geddings, Mr. and
Mrs Charles stimson, Mr.. and Mrs L. Hill
Case, Mr.. Plummer, Tacoma; Mr.. and Mrs 7. r.
Shepard, Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Maxwell, Mr. and
Mrs D. A. Spencer, Miss Furth, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
NJ. Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Smith, the
Misses Sparkling. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hanford
Miss Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. S. Arthur. Mr.. and
Mrs J. B. Hawley, Mr. and Mrs. Dwyer,
Mr.. aad Mrs. J. A. Paine, Mr.. and
Mrs q. H. Hebron, Miss Piper, Mr..
and Mrs. 8. w. Clark, Major Clark,
Mr.. and Mrs W. p skillings, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Wing, Mr. and Mrs. C. l. Webb, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. H. Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Hull, Miss
Jessie Carter, Miss Emma Carter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. Hayden Mcclellan. Miss
Juliet May Mcclellan, Mr. and Mrs. 7. NJ. Daul-
ton, Air. and Mrs. Wilcox, Mr.. and Mrs. DIM
oek, Mr. and Mrs. d. L. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. P. Hill, Mr. w. r. Thornell, Mr.. J.
r. Hill, Mr.. George F. Fay, Mr. Howard Joslin.
Mr.. D. Kelleher, Mr.. G.. NJ. Emery, Mr.. P. B.
Stewart, Mr.. W. NJ. Meek, Mr.. w. o.
Came, Mr.. Frank A. Bell, Mr. T. n. Halter, Mr..
John Gibbon, ir., Mr.. Birch, Mr.. Peter ]. Smith,
Mr.. Craig, Mr.. Mcdonald, Mr.. Hazletine, Mr.. H.
B. Pomeroy, Mr. r. NJ. Hurd, Mr.. Howard
Baker, Mr.. Fred K. Strive, Nh F. B. Wrestling,
Mr. Wheelwright, Dr. F. s. Palmer. Mr.. r. NJ.
Palmer, Mr.. J. Hamilton Lewis, Mr.. Burnett.
Mr.. Fred Bausman, Mr. Josiah Collins, Mr.. B.
Pelly and Mr.. /. Pelly.
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THE SEATTLE PosrINTELIGENcER SUNDAY JANUARY

beloved poet. John G. Whittier. The programme
as rendered Il as follows:
Sketch of Whittiers Life ...........EC c. Sharpe
Selected reading ..............M Mrs. Z. L. Blaine
A Review of Whttier's Works -...........
..................M c. +. Fishback
Recitation. ...................Mrs Mrs. Fl. z. Jones
Observation-Disclosures. Miss Mae Hastings
Recitation Observation-Disclosures Mr.. C. A. Briggs
The hsli-hundred visitors present applauded
the efforts of the young people and enjoyed the
entertainment thoroughly. Nine new members
were received and the meeting closed with
short and interesting talk by DR.. Levi Gilbert
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-17
keen Your silreruara Cn.

By using Silver White, for sale at Fri.ch BRO.
jewelers., 10 Front street