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THE skY's DRAPERIEs.

Where keepest thou thy rondrous wardrobe,
fcKle sky?
Surely they folded lie, each charming robe,
away,
For never twice same drsperies on thee lie,
so many separate robes hast thou for every
night and day:
For every night and day, though million years
there be,
None saw a second time same drsPeriss robinz
thee.
Thy gorgeous crimson robes, thy snethyss,rs
gowns,
Thy primrose and thy violet and purple dyed,
Thy sober shaded grsys, that hint of natures
frowns,
And blue-ensrsncing blue, tairsr than all
beside
Fairer than su beside, thine own cerulean blue,
Ths one that to our souls heaven Oft seems
smiling through.
Thy misty robes of night, thy mourning robes
o; sable,
An iuexhau.tible and countless store,
'Twould keep world busy thy robes to count
and label;
Where droppest thou them al when they are
worn no more?
When they are worn no more and folded lie
away,
Dost keep them as we ours for some far dis.sn,
dsy7
Thy fleeing, floating trains. seem bfllovs Of
white FOAM
Thy dgsky, smoky browns that shade too
glazing light
And dost thou naugh. but this, far IN thy
rounded dome,
Array thyseIf, 10 feas. our souls with pleasure
and delight?
With pleasure and dslight-surs naughs else
can il Be,
Fer what thy pleasure thus to drsss II none BE-
holde.h fhee2
And jealous, TOO. thou seemes., for II too long
we gsze,
Thou drawest in thy robes most impereeps
IDLY,
And where was seen Colds glory, there seems
now only haze,
And gold and ruby al give place to shifting
twuight-sea-
Ye. shifting twilight-sex, or glorious, rosy
morn,
Thou ar; an everlasting Joy, Whatever sarh is
worn.
Like thy soft draperies. giving pises 60 others
still more rare,
In everlasting dreams We ever live and move;
An ever shifting, changing panorsns fair
Glides or beforehand thus, We our high In
cage prove.
Our noble lineage provs-'tis high - thine, o
sky
some day wen don thy matches robes and lay
these old ones By.
ELIzABKrH 4 CALvE.r
Seattle, March, 1892
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Mrs Amo. Brown Eptertaius.

Mrs. Amos Brown, az her residence on Front
street. entertained some of her friends on Fri
day afternoon in honor OF Mrs. Angus Msckin-
tosh. The affair was more than pleasant The
ladies are associated together il various literary
and social projects, and their meetings are ever
pleasurable. Those present were: Mrs. Angus
Macintosh, the Misses Cochrane. Mrs. Mitchell,
Mrs Dubois, Miss Baker, Mrs. Judge Fry, Mrs.
u. K Baxter, Mrs Florence stetson, Mrs. Griffith
Davies, Mrs. Boone, Mrs. J. K. Hayden, Mrs.
Hoyt. Ma Calhoun, Miss Julia Kennedy, Mrs.
Dr. Kendall, Mrs. H. Denton, Miss Lizzie Cham
b1-lein, Mrs. Eben Smith, Mrs sheafe, Mrs
George kinnear, Mrs.. John Kinnear, Mrs. Fish
back, Mrs. Trowbridse, Mrs. Fred Peterson, Mrs
langley, Mrs, s.auson, Mrs Parkhurst, Ms
Crock EFT, Mrs Chiniquy.
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tina Esy :, Eksa hey I'll % togus3 ~ M.
Sa.i.s Morse, Of CaIczzo.
2rs- EdzGa1 Seymour sxpects 70 sps-s =.
summer s. her cd hozs . New Ys-. -
leaving here NsyL
Ma A. Z. Bah VIII spend ne summer -,
sse4iaeooEa, sns and Nrs ~. vocuz hsrs,.
t&&ea house !o- re sumner tzsrs.
Co-o2ei G W 6rizsz has rst1--ssi f-1-. y,
70 SogI1eFz C24.Eo-a~a. M.ss G-s--z u.u =,
Eaala 81 san Diego tE5 months longer.
M s21a1sl Co--gsr has zoas 20 Csssa-, a,
'No Eesk.- while s5ssas hs ~! ssrso5 -.
marriage q as eaasatsr q DE-. -. =.
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Ballard Social News.

The lenten season is apparently well observed
IN Ballard this week BY nearly al classes, g
there was only one social party during the week
Mr. and Mrs Willard entertained number q
their friends Friday night, s. their residences o.
Preston street social games, vocal ard .nst.
mental music served 70 help spend q va
pleasant evening Those present. vera: Ma
Z H Faulkner, Hr. and Mrs. willard Miss u
Eornbeck, Aiss Cora Faulkner. Miss Bel
Faulkner. Miss Jessie Looasy, Mr. RusHI
Looney, Nr. A. Mccullough, Mr.. ". o HsH
NJ Herbert Faulkner.
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PANIED her At tie bsasit given TO Miss Marion
Joseph last Saturday nignt st the 1sreusTa
Grand ouera-ho1se- Tie sudis1ce was large,
and these two young ladies shared tae nono.s o.
,be evening goth received beautiful flowers
TIE orsaoz5r. mex. morning said: The whist
ling so.o OF Mss Henrietta Hamilton, of Seattle,
wss quite reselsfioa. and was one Of the pril-
eipai features Of the evenings entertainment
she was compelled to respond to an encore, ana
the audience, not SATISFIED With this, called her
before the curtin. she was ably assisted %
Miss Ethel Hanna, WHO plsyed her sceompA
rusots NOS, art.sticaIly and in pe-fsct taste.
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SOCIETY AT OLYMPIA.
ientn Banquet OF the Womaa-s CfuA
Birthday SarprfsA Pc

PEAac EArEE.
o-TzPIA. NaEeA Special II--T.s wo-,rs,,
Club. leading cz<azlzatlo1 Of III. 80 -
or2,sd is tent5 anniversary on Thursssy -
Ing y giving Al entertainment ap4 bisn,rs. !.
tie Fes.ce1es Of Mrs.. Z " Pe-csvaf "a ,.ss,a
each member o. the GLIB Invited two f-ts.ss
Tie following programme vas carried o1t,
Piano -c-o--..-------.-. P-rsssso- 49,.
Presidents address o. Welcome -
o-,::..-..;.-----.~--------.-.---X-s VIZ. Bow,
Plays sskep@zrssa Wsz-ea a. a Wsss-isy
Miss Jaass M5oTs. Ma. " 7 ys-,s... ".
A : O-ivs-, Mrs.. Same, s;6sk.
SA2oCSslss--- -----.--..---- Ms. A Il. Z s.1.-s
After the be19Es. t3asss were responded "a !.
follows ~Wo-aAl Clga.s Ms. samuel go.
''Oli- Guests" Professor L ?. Henderson; .t,,f,
OF Oiyzp5s, Ar. P .. Nora, Homes. " la.
Bailg; Absent Mezs1e-s. Mrs. Gsorze NJ -
ags; ~Accozlp -.sazsz-s q tie Teac,~ 4-s pr
Hale
Tie EszSsrs Of tie sLzs sd the iuv,,.s
guests present we're " szG Ms. u 2. Per-
M s1t Ms. Y z Zooersz- ~. aa4 MrH. M,
HsFts1ek, Mr- an N-z. : g. ward, Mr.. .ad
Mrs a D. Whitney, II zz1 n fTsorz, N
Savage. Hr. and Ma 2 c s-5za. VI. aud NJ.
Z A Stevens, NJ az1 E-z o. T. White. NJ
and Mrs. 6. u. HeIAr, NJ AT Hrs. Genrrsv
stone, Mr.. su1 Ms P I. Moore, NJ and Hr.
2. G. De1ziGg, NJ. sz1 Nl T. Y. Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs 8 n Pzresrsi. Professor AID
Mrs. l 2 Henderson,. Professor .ad Nm
b. W. BrlEta2L, Dr. and Mrs. \ : Olive
Ms Governor Ferry. Mrs.. Annie Nselsay. Nn
Samuel Ssork- Ma ". 7. Forrest, Ma WIIliau
4eAiekeu, Mrs L z FoUa-s1ee, Nh P.
Hale, Mrs- L. P. Fitch, Mrs I v Osrraaae-.
Nrs- A 3. Cowles, Mrs. Jeaa cain, Mrs. PAisleT.
MIS- Esli1g. Mss Janet Moore Mss Helm
Cowles, Mss Amy 4 Case. MS Mamie Rsa-
water. Miss SADIE sap, Mss Aria B-iasnan,
Miss Edna Moore, Miss stella I FItch Judzs D.
Z. Bsily, Mr.. Ajax D-ysdsle, Nr. z c. Melon
aid, AF. B. ". Johns, Nr. Liatley z Mora,
Mr.. ". n Martin
number Of Miss Loulsigh ssvidSsfs friend.
gave her = birthday surprise party On Tetais-
day evening, the following being present: Mig
Edith West, Mss Olive sheldon, Mss JENNA
slcke.s, Miss Emma Cornwall. Niss Aida EyS.-
est, Mss Lizzie szvidge, and NJ. Clark sAvid,e,
Mr.. J. VI. Fleming, Mr. T. J. M=r-fSeld, NJ A. e.
Christopher. Mr. Frank IagaIi, Mr. o. L Bran.
sou, Mr. D. 7. Mitchell, Mr- Artaur Douzlas Nj.
W. v. L4aghora aud Mr. Charles Pridhaz,- \
Miss Edna Rogers was happily surprised q;
her home on Wednesday evening By ths follow.
ing party Of frisnsd: Mr.. and Mrs T. W. Car.yau.
Mss Nay Coo1s, Miss Jennie CrzuGau, Mx
Grses Away, Miss PhEbe Owen. Miss Kaa,
Buchanan snd Mr. J. ". Gear. NJ Charles A
Burr. Mr. Carey James, Mr. Charles c Bates, NJ.
David Baker.
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those present were: Mr.. AID Mr.. James Both
well, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bringhu-st, Mr. and
Mrs. H. 3. sIsnssu, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
z. Bogsrdas, Nr. and Mrs IL Z
Estes, Gr and Hrs. c. II. LILY,
NJ. J. J. Dorney, Mrs. Toohit, Mr.. z. ?. Boyar-
dos, Nr. H. L Reynolds. Mr.. J. z. Lily Seattle;
MIS- Kate Bacon, WhAteom; Mr. G. IL savage,
Olympia; NJ. Foster Billiard, Everett; Mr., 3 F.
Billiard. NJ. X. 2. CofE1aa, chebsiis: Hr. z. J.
Canine. Granite. Idaho; DR.. Oliver, Hr. George
BulIerd, Mr. z. J. Davis, Tacoma. AT the ban
quet NJ. T. T. whitman acted as toaz!msstsr.
Toasts were responded 20 By Ar. DA-
Wis, OF Olympia; DR.. Oliver: Nj. y
3. Cofpsn, Of Chehalis; Mrs. C. L. Boz
glrdgs. M c. II Lily and ". George
Bullsr5. Regrets were received from Mr. 3 L
Hatch, Nj. F. A y starr. Mr. Charles g Boysr,
Spokane; Mr. George H. Bacon and Miss Alice
Z. savage, Of Olympia; Mr.. r Il Hanna OF
Olympia; Mr. r ". Benson, OF Rsihdrua,
Idaho; NJ. ". A. Pepooa, Of Baker City, and
4r. Henry Dram and Captain Parker, Of Ts-
coma Owing 70 the late1ess Of the hour, the
literary programme was somewhat eurtailsd.
The meeting, however, gave great pleasure to
AL concerned.
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For a Departing Friend.

On Tuesday last pleasant surprise party was
held at the residence OF Mr. Horace Gamble, on
Crawford street The friends OF Mrs. Gamble
learning the family was about TO move to Ore
gon called on her and made her a present of q
handsome table spread in token OF their esteem.
Refreshments were served in the evening and
all had pleasant time. Those present were:
Mrs. Draper, Mrs. Bartlett, Mrs. Davis Mrs. Wat
son, of Ross; Mrs sscher, Mrs. Conowsy, Mrs
Hight, Mrs. Briggs, Mrs. Wilson, Mira Pine, Mrs
Ward, Mrs. Kicker, Mrs. Pells, Mrs. Emerson.
Miss Ida Moore, Miss Iva Peiis, Miss Flora
Bowers, Miss Inez Wilson, Miss Hazel Gamble
and Miss Grace Watson Of ballard.
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Encounter
Danger.

By the use Of favoring ex-
tracts made from ethers, poi
sonous oils, and other injuri-
Gus drugs, in our pastry and
our creams, we encounter
danger. Such extracts give,
it is true, some foreign favor,
but in their very nature are
injurious. These evils may
be avoided by purchasing
and using DR.. Prices Deli
cious Flavoring Extracts of
Vanilla, Lemon, etc, which
are free from all hurtful sub
stances, made from the fruit,
containing their natural
and luscious taste. You will
never be disappointed in
in their use.
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Mrs. MitohelI's whist PARTY.

On Wednesday evening Mrs. .. A. Mitchell
gave a drive whist party 10 number OF her
friends. All the games were well played and
proved source OF great pleasure. Those pres
ent were; Mrs. and Mrs. Herbert McAicken,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Peterson, Mrs c. : harrison,
Tacoma; Miss Rena BagIey, MISC Nora Cham
berlin, Miss julia Cochran, Miss Kate Bacon.
Whstcom; Miss Kate Pierce. Miss Myrta BAgIev,
Mr.. and Ms. c. E. Bogsrius, M and Mrs. ..
Troworldge, Mr.. and Mrs Hurlburt, NJ. in
stearns, Mr.. c. \. Pickarts, Mr.. J. y. Carnpion,
Mr.. David Denton, Mr.. Martin, Mr.. Griffith and
DR.. Mitchell
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The Puget sound Association Of the Graduates
aud Under Graduates % tie University Of
Illinois held a bauque, AZ tie Chamber Of Com
merce last Friday night and perfected perma-
nent organ EAt.oa. pr- O.sver, OF saohomish,
was elected president, and Nir. George Ballard,
Of Tacoma. secretary. There are supposed 20 he
about fifty graduates in the district covered by
the association. aud the attendance a. this meet
lis was ysfy gratifying u tAe members, AloHg
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Latona Social News

The ladies' Aid Society Of the " z church.
Lssona, held their regular seui-monthIy meet
ing Thursday a.tErnoon and discussed plans ior
its social. 70 Be given next Friday evening I.
was decided TO arrange literary programme
and have = lunch consisting of Boston baked
beans and brown breed, 70 which everybody Ia
very cordially invited.
Mr.. e. King and family took their dspa-rars
FOX California Thursday, where they viii reside
IN the future The change Is made IN the hope
OF bessering Ars Kings health.
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and Washington On Friday afternoon The con
testz1ts were: Maud SPu-gsoa, Leon blslne,
Clifford Van Arnb-idve. Ben Moosrs, Ohio CALI
han. Shirley Treer. PesrIa Mcconnell. Anna
sheedy, sidonia Schultz, Eddie Se.doa, Arthur
smith, Mile Wolf, Barney Mitchell, Ora
Brown, Willie Kent. Lulu sheerey, DAISY fof-
vim, Fred AeRse. Philip Rioe, August Aeihorn,
Willie smith. Charlie Hof, Clarence AcCsrney,
Myrtle Hunt
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WEDDING.
EJres-Fleming.

The home OF the brides parents. st No. 500
Dearborn street, was the scene of joyous gath
ering on the evening of Tuesday, March S, il
being ths time appointed for the marriage of
Miss &a-gare, Emily Fleming with M Walter
Eyres. an employe of the Seattle Transit Com
pany. Mr.. Edward L Foreman was best man
and Miss Jennie Fleming. the yivacious and
Charming sister OF TIE bgids-slee:, served a. her
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Miss Ethel Reyburn's Party.

Miss Ethel Reyburn gave a very pleasant
party at the residence of Mrs. r. A White cor
ner OF South Eleventh street and Yesler avenue
on last Monday evening. Those present were
Miss Maude Kelly, Miss Zans Lloyd, Miss Jennie
E1glis, Miss Jessie Esplin, Miss Tenna Gilman,
Miss Fanny Baker, Miss Lila White, Miss Bessie
Whitman, Miss Lille White, Miss Reda Dunn
Miss Maude Mcdonald. Miss Bertha McFate,
Miss Allie huldoon, Miss Mabel Reyburn, Miss
Ethel Reyburn, Mr. Willie Englis, Mr.. CsrI
Holmes. Mr. OdIn Woods, Mr.. Willie Wray. Nh
Caariia Wintermute, NJ. Willie Allen. Mr. Bert
Twichell, Nj. Jay Muldoon and NJ. floyd
Iyieheii
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Miss Pearl Marble surrrisaa

On Tuesday evening Miss Pearl Marble was
reminded of her birthday by a very pleasant
surprise party. The evening passed in converse.
ton and music and ct Il o'clock dainty lunca
was served. Among those present were; Mr.
aud Mrs. o. Dickinson, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Parks, Dr.. and Mrs :. A. Bright, Mr.. and Mr..
A. Il Harrison, Mr. anu Mrs A W Shafer. Misc
Winnie Knox, Miss Ids Foote, Miss Dolly
Stevens, Miss Patty. Miss Lois sheafe, Mr. G. w.
Gibbons, Mr.. c. ". Saunders, Mr.. W. W. Phil
lips, Mr. N. IL Grout Nj R Csrrick, NJ.
Barre, Mr.. Bass and Mr.. Everett
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Mrs. slaughter's Birthday Party.
Personal and Chat

Colonel Albert WHITE w=s 81 Seattle Friday.
NJ. Charles King was az Portland this week
Mr.. c. W. Seymour Wa. in Seattle this week.
NJ. A I Horns- has returned from Chahalis
county.
Fridsy Colonel c. Douglas Brewerton lectursd
a. orsing.
Mr.. ". F Steele, of New York, Is the CUES. Of
Mr.. V. WhippIe-
Nr. and Mrs. Francis Rosch. of Bucods, were
in the city Friday.
NJ. a. Reeves Ayers ha gone TO his ranch at
Colviue for = week.
NJ. and Mrs. J. Il. Price viii leave San Diego
for Tacoma March p.
Mr. James B. Owens Is row away, but will re-
turn before very long.
Ms. C W. Griggs entertained Mrs Cakes NJ
luncheon on Thursday.
Bishop Paddock is recovering from the effects
OF his fall az Fgirhaysn-
Mr.. T. y. Trotler and Mr.. Charles whedon are
now staying st the Montslio.
Miss Rtsher has returned from Q SIX weeks
trip through southern California
Mr.. and Mrs ". Lan6su are settled in their
new home on North Yakima avenue.
Mr.. A. c. Morse, Miss Morse and Mss Ka,e
Morse left Monday for California and win 70
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maid Rev. John ?. Damon ofieistsd- Among
those who witnessed the Ceremony were: Xr.
sa5 Mrs A. Cornell. NJ. and Mrs Harvey, Mrs.
Roper, Mrs. Vieksry, Miss Bell McEachs-n. Miss
Annie McEachsSn. Mss Saue-, Messrs. Fred
and Bert Envis, Mr.. Fielding. Bert Fleming.
John Hart and Others.
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In Honor Of Miss Patti.

Mr.. T. 4. McRae. o. lo6 Eighth street, on Mon
day evening gave party IN honor OF Miss Patti,
O. McMinnylue, Or, The evening was spent n
woes. AnG instrumental music, pleasant games
and nice refreshments These present were:
NJ. and Ms. \. McRae, Nj. and Mrs. William
son, Mr. aac Mrs. George Psrke, Nj and Mrs
A. Z. Brown, Miss PATH. Miss Latimer, Miss
Piper, Miss Manning, Mss MCRae, Mss Helena
Ackse, Mr. J. williamson, Mr.. 7. r Johnson
Mr.. Mchsrcher, NJ. A Sherwood, Mr.. A Ward.
Nj. {. Flper. NJ {. Csrr. NJ E. A McRsa
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The Classic Culture Club.

Mrs. D. A. Mitchell very charmingIy enter.
tanned the c. c. Club on Friday afternoon az he-
residence on Pike street The ladies' presant
were: ms. F. H. Lewis, Mrs. J. F. Trowbridee,
Mrs. +, Il. Peterson, Mrs. David Gilmore. Mrs.,
Means Miss Kate Bacon. Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs.
Elliott Brown, Mrs. Goodspsed and xi.s ed
speed, Ms E. J. Ely, Mrs. Ramsey and Nj,
Esser.
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The New Worlds Fair.

The Worlds fair TO be held at Plymouth
church on Friday will De one of the srest at
fractions OF the week. Various countries ara 70
be represented by booths in which gentlemen
anc ladies in costume viii preside. entertaining
guests with refreshments ana music a na-
tives. Tableaux presenting scenes in foreign
life will be presented during the evening A
fine electrical display viii also ba given. To &C.
conmoda'e the children the fair will be opened
al p m, continuing through the evening. az
which time the public IS generally invited.
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The most enjoyable social yet given hy the
Nalne Club WIS that held las. Wednesday even
ing IL their ball IN the Hipckley block There
we're about sixty guests present, and the doors
INFO the diHins-rooua had to be opened 70 make
Room for the expansion OF their hfla-itv. The
next one VIII be held on the sd inst
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A Number of Literary Circles.

Several circles have recently organized selec,
literary organizations. One is q Queen Anne
hill affair gotten Up BY Mrs. Sutclise Baxter and
others Another has been organized through
tie efforts OF Mrs. Bacon and her friends. The
third circle, which has been IN existence for
some time, meets frequently at the residence of
Mrs Amos Brown Then there is the Century
Club, which recently gave so brilliaat receu-
ton 81 the Chamber OF Commerce. All o. these
circles are doing good WORK and merit warm en-
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The ninth concert OF the Evening Musical
Club was given on Monday night in the pres.
ence Of large number Of vel pleased mem.
bers Following IS the programme:
PARTI
Duet and ehorEs--''l Waited for the Lord
Mrs. Parsons and Mss Conan
Chorus by Evening Musical Cluh)
Guitar solo-"AlexauGrla' ................ Ferrer
Miss CGEm!nS
Bass solo-"Alone, Yet Not Alone" :. Rodney
Frank &. Atkins
Trio, hute, ytoloncello and piAuo-"sers-
mace ..----.---s----- ..-....--.. TIL
Professor Ralf Arthur. DR.. Thoreson, Professor
Lucy
FAITH
Male eusr,ette-seleesed.. St Marks cusrteits
Piano solo-"Berceuse ......-..- Anton swartek
Professor L E Roberts
Noesi solo--idl 20 Would Thou Vert Nine Own
Love" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Ss1amRu
10 lie 1Toubadcur". ......-..-.., Eurstsnau
Mrs. William F. Miller.
(Flute ohlgato by Professor Ralph Arthur
to- Puerto reatM arch. JuarSaz
81 Eigoletto fantasia .......-.-... Brsosmonrs
Il Mandolino Club.
Mrs BraconS, AessCs. BrAcout, Kelly and
Herald.
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SOCIETY AT TACOMA.
Preparations for Dissipation
After Lent.
The EASTER WEEK coTILLIoN.
An Equestrienne May Discard the Side
saddie-Mrs. sIaughter's Party
Chat and Personals


NITROUS preparations
have already begun for
Gissi pst.on alter lent,
although but TIE zrs.
week Of that season aas
been experiences. II
TIE delightful weather
continues Is Will soon
he time to think about
riding. and a ride over
the prairie il The spriag
IS q delight which
should oe INDUCED IN.
Last season one OF the
most thoroughly enjoy
able of summer diver
sions was the riding
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Mr.. wflmans' Dinner Par,x

Nj. ] y. Nnmsns, who left last night for San
Francisco, gave dinner early in the evening AZ
the Rainier hotel 10 Mr.. Edward Blewett. M.
+, D Barnes, Mr.. Joseph Pearsau, Mr.. John
Craig, Nj P. F. Smith. Nj E. L. Hooker ana
Mr.. T. W. WilmSns. The table was beautifully
decorated with flowers and 81 elaborate menu
was prepared
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Baehman'. Juvenile Orchestra.

On Tuesday evening next at Ranke's hall Pro
fessor Bschmsn's juvenile orchestra vii! give
grand concert that viii be very pleasant Sur
prise TO the music lovers Of Seattle. The OF
chestra consists Of something over tairIy pieces.
Most OF the Young BOYS and girls have studied
under Professor Bachmsn fortEo years, sac the
music made By the organization is excellent n
every respect They play with spirit and pre-
cisiou, and ell who 60 on Tuesday evening Will
be given q rare treat Those who take ra--; IT,
der the leadership OF Professor BGeaEa81 are;
Miss Julia Rozenthsl, Miss Fiani Winning, Miss
Barber, Miss Nssel, Miss Edna ~ittler, hiss
Della Parker. Miss Godfrey, Miss LentzF, Miss
Anna Hendricks. Miss Ida Powell, Miss j.
Beede. Mrs. Winning. Mr.. Burke, Dr.. Thoressn,
Master Milton Wsttier, Master Max Eister, .as-
ter Lester Whittier, hester Frank Wilhelm, Mas
ter Rober. Barber. Master Philip Bor1s'ein,
Master Ksub. Master Church, Master Louis
Church, Mr.. Parkh1rst. NJ. Johnson. NJ. Dean,
M Van wyek. Mr. Pelz and Dr.. Lesssy. The
u-o-rArurre will - IS f0lloHs:
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Young Peoples Social.

The young people OF Grace Methodist EP's-
coPal church gave largely attended social on
Friday evening 81 tie church parlors. good
literary and musical u-ogra-ana was rendered
and delightful tine had By ese-yone.
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Miss Ethel Hanna and Miss Henrietta Hsnu-
ton, two of Scs;t-es charming young ladies'
have been receiving much attention during
their brief yisit 70 The e.y OF Portland Miss
Hamilton MA.<Ge3 sad Mss Hanna aeon
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social for sunaav-school Children.

A childrsn's social YES given yesterday after
noon By tie S11dsy-school children OF Ply
mouth Congregational church There was
very large attendance TIE children eajoysd
games and refreshments.
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C,,,,.in collins Resisn.tion.

VIZ. Collins, sir knight esp-ain Seattle Di-
vision No l. uniform rank K. of P, az the last
regular meeting resigned, and Joseph Green
wa elected TO the position for the term He
will drill the division ct the prize drill At Ia
coma
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Rainier Climb whist Players.

The Rainier Club usually contains lsrse
number of members, especially on Saturday
evenings Many OF the gentlemen indulge IN
ho.ly contested games Of whist