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snci.l Exants to Come,


The leap year ball viii come of on Monday,
December IS
A ball will be given by Stevens Post, No. /, 6.
A. r., on December 81
The Seattle Art League will give an exhibition
on Thursday, December %.
The ball by the Congregation Ohaveth sholum
will come off at the Armory on January2
The Seattle Field Club ball comes of on Wed
nesday. December Is. at the Seattle theater.
The third annual ball of George FL. Thomas
Camp, No. /, Sons of Veterans, will be given on
New Years eve at the Armory.
The associated lodges OF the Knights of
Pythias viii give bali at the Armory on Feb.
ruary II in honor of "Pythian day"
A literary and musical entertainment will be
given by the pupils of Mount Rainier Seminary
at Pettis' Chsmbre de Musiqus on Friday even
ing.
The ladies of st. Clements Guild will have a
sale of fancy and useful articles in st. Mark 3
Guild room, Fifth and Olive streets, on Tuesday
afternoon and evening.
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Reception to DIR. Alison.

Capt. and Mrs. W. K. Ballard gave reception
at their home at Twelfth and Columbia streets
on Tuesday night to the newly installed pastor of
the First Presbyterian church. DIR. Alexander
Alison, Mrs. Alison and Miss Alison. Mrs. Bal
lard received the guests. assisted by Mrs. NJ. F.
Backus, Mrs. Alexander Russell, Mrs. Cole, Mrs.
c. S. Patterson, Mrs. Eben Smith, Mrs. D. II.
Gilman, Mrs. c. j. Smith, Mrs. w. P. Boyd and
Mrs. J. R. Mcdonald. The guests were intro
duced by Mr.. Irving 7. Cole. The young ladies
that assisted in serving refreshments were:
Miss Minnie Fogle, Miss Brownie Brown, Miss
Alice Thorndyke, Miss May Willard. Miss Emma
Atkins, Miss Cass and Miss Lodge. About 400
guests attended. The reception was a very
pleasant one. Mrs. Ballard received some very
nice compliments on her beautiful decorations
and on her floral display.
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Alice Anderson's PARTY.

Miss Alice Anderson. assisted by her brother,
Master Maurice. entertained twelve little friends
at her home, $40 Harvard street, on Thursday,
her tenth birthday. Those present were: Mabel
Webb, Clara Wing, Nellie samoorn, Celia Sam
born, Carrie Atkinson, Madge wilkinson, Helen
Hughes, Clara Hanna, Ruth Schram, Essie
Sehram, Florence Henry and Bethel Miller.
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Mrs. Morlev,s Gard PARTY,

On Thursday evening last Ma. Frank Morley
gave one OF her delightful weekly card parties
at her rooms In the Occidental hotel. Progress.
sive hearts WAS INDUCED in Intil after mid.
night. when refreshments were served Her
guests included Mr. Wesley +. Adams, Miss
Aida Huyck, of Denver. Col; Mr u ". Little
fed and Mr.. Lee Fairchld.
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Box Parties at the Theater.

number of box parties we're given at the Sc
attic theater on last Thursday night to see "non
Caesar de Bazan." One party consisted of Mrs.
L. S. ]. Hunt, Miss Strive, Miss Noble, Mr.. Fl. F.
Meserve, Mr.. Robert Palmer and Mr.. H. B.
Pomeroy. Another partNeonsisted OF DR.. and
Mrs. H. B. Bagey, MrA Montgomery Russell,
Mrs. Morgan J. Carkeek and Judge Thomas
Burke. A third party on this evening was made
up OF Mr.. and Mrs Ed Terry, Miss Eidonia
Furth and Mrs Jacob Furth.. Another party was
made up of Mr.. and Mrs. Cslarles Fl. Kittinger,
Mr. and Mrs, George B. Kittiager and Miss Piper
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Vivenda Club Flour ishes.

A gymnasium. billiard, card and reading
rooms are among the possessions of the Viyenda
Club In St Lukes parish house. 1t has over
ninety active members and is only two months
old. Thursday evening it gave its initial enter
tainment to raise funds for furnishing it's
rooms Dr.. ]. H l. Gilman lectured on his
Australian experiences and life in convict
camps. The remainder OF the programme was
as follows:
Piano solo-Sonate Opus ., No. l. Beethoven
Miss Nettie Burhaus.
Vocal solo-"The Message" Biumenths,
Charles B. Msggs.
First part OF lecture.
Vocal solo-"Bunch of Vioiets" Pinsuti
Mrs. Bayard Ridgely Drake
fiano solo-Impromptu, Opus Ia, No A..
Miss Nettie Burhaus.
Second part OF lecture .......,..
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Miss Scott's Surprise Party.

very pleasant surprise parry was rendered
Edna Scott at her home Monda: night by mum.
Der Of her schoolmates, the occasion being the
anniversary of her birthday; Those present
were Marie Heiber, Bessie Loye, Pearl Murphy,
Daisy Nugent. Lizzie. Minnie and Maggie Mar.
shall, Helen Newman. Minnie Uhl. and Masters
Albert Manning, Charley Fsber, Willie McDivit,
Willie Price and Alex Barber.
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supper was served in the parlors of the church,
and a very enjoyable social time was passed by
all present. Tho evening was grand success in
a social way. The Sunday school Of the Grace
Methodist Episcopal church are making extern
sive preparations for a grand time at their
Christmas entertainment to be held next Satur-
day evening christmas eyel superintendent
Taylor promises it will be second to none in the
city. The school is in a very prosperous con-
ditiou
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The women's Guild Social.

pleasant social was he'd at 81 Marks rec.
tory last Tuesday evening under the auspices OF
the Woneas Guild. About sixty PERSONS vera
present, large number OF whom were compara-
tive strangers in thu church and city. Miss
Chamber ala, recently from San Francisco. sang
IN s way that delighted the guests, and Mr.
Nesiwood played Informally. The receipts from
the sociao'e will SO towards the equipment, Of a
missionary box.
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Hansell.Radcline.

On Thursday evening, December Is, 1892, at
the residence OF the brides parents, No. 1906
Yesler avenue, Miss Efie Radcliffe and Mr.
Frank Hansell were married by the Rev. DIR.
George Fl. Watson, Of Trinity P. E. church.
The wedding was private. only relatives OF the
bride and groom being present. Handsome
presents were received from w. s Leckie and
his employees. Mr.. Hsnsell Is a clerk employed
in Mr.. Leckie's store. The bridesmaid was Miss
Gertrude Bartlett, and the groomsman Mr.. c.
Hansell brother Of the groom.
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WEDDINGS.
O'Farrell- Flanagan.

Mr.. P. A. O'Farrell, one OF the best.known
citizens of Tacoma, was married on Wednes-
day, November e, to Miss Lizzie Flanagan in
St James Catholic church, Dublin. Ireland.
The officiating clergyman was the Very Rever-
end Michael Walsh, archbishop of Dublin. as
sisted by ten priests The event was q very no.
table one. The bride is the daughter of Alder
man Flanagan. of Port Mahon house. Rialto.
South Circular road, Dublin. She was attired
in white merveilleux with brocaded train, tulle
veil fastened by diamond crescent and carried
a bouquet, the gift OF her father. She also wore
a diamond brooch, the gift of the bridegroom,
and handsome velvet slippers worked in silver,
a present from friend in India The brides
train was borne by her little brother and sister.
The former was dressed as page of the time of
Charles l., In black velvet with gold facings,
yellow silk stockings and large white beaver
hat with ostrich plumes The brides little
sister was dressed in white silk Empire dress
with yellow silk strapping and beaver hat with
plumes. There were two bridesmaids. After the
ceremony the wedding party drove to Port
Mahon house, where q reception was held. In
the evening the married pair started for London
and Paris. The brides travelling dress was Of
fawn shot Russian velvet, trimmed with hand
some black passementerie, cape trimmed with
beaver; fawn hat trimmed with velvet and
feathers to match.
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SOCIETY AT TACOMA.
Dainty Gifts for Santa Claus
FavOriteS.
MADE OF PAINT AND THREAD.
''Ihe Messiah" - Destiny Club Art
League - Church Fairs-Per-
scnal and Chat.

lCOMA, Dec. 17.-tSpe-
eial. l-Society had to
take part in Santa Claus
sewing and painting
party this week. The
task will not be fin
ished for smother week.
Still. much has been
accomplished. Indeed,
only the initiated-and
they include nearly all
huEanity-can realize
what dainty bags, head
rests, slipper-holders,
button-holders, and an
endless variety of pretty
things can be evolved
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Miss Stetson's Farty.

On last Thursday evening Sfiss May stetson
gave party TO few of her lady and cadet
friends of the high school A very pleasant
evening was spent. Those present were Miss
Ada Mahon, Miss Eta Alexander, Miss Zins
Mesdag, Misses Wilson, Misses Sanborn, Miss
May Stetson, Mrs. stetson, Lieut. MCGOWAN,
Sergts. Ross and Frink, Corp. Friend, Private
Booth and Eduard Stetson. OF the Cadet Corps.
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The Highland Whit Club.

The Highland Whist Club net at Capt s. N.
Greenleafs house, Mercer strees, corner Mitchell,
on Thursday evening Those present were:
MI and Mrs A. A. Cragiu, Mr.. aud Mrs F. A.
Poulin, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Nigsle. Mr.. and Mrs
James West, Mr.. aud Mrs. A. McCloy. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. n. Wilcox, Mr.. and ars. W. Fl. White
Mr. and Mrs. o. E. Pettis and Mss Julia Hensler
Refreshments were served during the evening
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Miss Potyin's Pupils' Musicale.

The pupils OF Miss Mae Potvin gave musical
at Pettis' Chambres de Musique on Wednesday
night The programme was as follows:
Concert.stuck, F minor .....Vo Won Weber
Miss Kate McGraw.
Accompanied on second piano by Miss Potvin.
Norwegian Bridal March. ................Gr ieg
Miss Maud Woodcock.
Romance-"Sans Paroles" .Saint-Saens
Miss Blanche Prewette.
Sonata, OPP. IA, No. 2 first two movements.
Miss Louise Hayden.
Duet-"Slavonic Dance, No. 7'.......... .Dvorak
Misses Evelyn Graves and Blanche Prewette.
tG) Etude in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Lambert
(b) ii Penseroso. Heller
Miss Amy Burnett
Impromptu in A fiat. Schubert
Miss Alice Toklas.
Barcarole. .....................Et helbert Nev1n
Miss Kate McGraw.
Concerto, minor. Mendelssohn
Miss Louise HAYDEN.
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graves, Miss j. Graham, Miss Murray. Miss Iren
Allan, Prot. H. & Sharpe. Prof Il. Mckenzie
Munro, Mr.. Calvert. Mr.. Reid, Mr.. Vaughan, Mr.
Collins, Mr.. Mckee, Mr.. Mclean. Mr.. siegei, Mr..
Mcdonald, Mr. Davies. Mr.. 4. Niyen, Mr.. Wal
lace and Mr. e. ! Iiilico
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Draper-Duggan.

On the evening OF Thursday, December IS, 1892
Mr.. Richard s. Draper and Mrs. Mamie C. Dug
gan. both of Eagle Creek. Mason county, were
quietly married at the residence OF the off,
ciating clergyman, Rev. John r. Damon. in the
presence OF few relatives and friends. Mrs. E.
Belle Smith. sister OF the bride, and her son,
Chester d. Smith, did the honors of the occa-
sion. The bridal party returned homo on the
Delta on the following morning
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The members of Mystic Jewe7 Lodge, No. 40
!. o. o. F., gave DR.. and Mrs. Hilton a surprise
party during the week at their residence, 62l
iesler avenue. Among those present were: Dr.
snd Mrs Ii. F. smith, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
sveazey, Mr.. Will White, Miss Vito White. Mr..
and Miss Wallace. Mrs. J. \. Green and Mr.. D.
Hatpa
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The Policemen's Sail.

The Seattle police departments Will give ball
on February -, a; the Armory. The committee
o. arrangements is as follows Clerk William
kierski. chairman: Lieut. MEG Hama, Lent
John HUFF, Lieut.. q. A. Thorn and Patrolrnen
Willis Aiiikin, NJ. 7. Powers, J. 6 Slater ana
I. Il, P!erca
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Mr.. P. A. Rasmussen and Miss Pauline
Keeuiek, both OF Seattle, were married by Rev.
Clark Davis on Wednesday. December IL 1892
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Observation-Disclosures.

On Monday, December r. a small party OF
friends gathered at the residence OF the Off
ciating clergyman, Rev John F. Damon, 10 at
tend the marriage of Mr.. Edward Mccormick
and Miss Cora NJ. Kitchen. both of Everett. The
bridegroom is the superintendent OF the Everett
telephone system Miss Emma C. Seckerl was
bridesmaid and Mr.. A. J. Clark, manager of Sc
nttle's telephone system, sustained the role of
best man.
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The historical social end oyster supper given
oy the ladies' 81 Ggsce Methodist church last
"Wednesday evening proved suceess About
twenty ladies hat es,Ged q dolLar for the society
ia various ways sud save the history of how
they earned u. which, IN many cases. was very
amusing. Mss Nsrj.a rendered two Rotations
in her charming style. Ms. Mcdonald added to
the programme by singing two solos which
were well received. Master Joe aud little Iastie
Brown sang German duet, which captured the
AAallars. A, LIS c. osH Oh lie psoSrampa TIA
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The Maine Social

pleasant Dance was given by the .sIns
Social Club at the Arlington hotel last wednes.
day evening. IL w&s vel attended and
thoroughly enjoyed. IL was deemed advisable
u discontinue the socials until after the holt
osya Wien tasy Will Dc resumed Among
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Music at the University.

pupils recital was given Wednesday after.
noon IN the university chapel By the pupils of
the conservatory OF music, university OF Wash.
iaxton. Ia.s WA the LAST recital OF the ysS, -
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Church Fair ut Aberdeen.

ABERDEEN. Dec. 14-lSpeciall- very sue.
cessful fair in aid of st. Andrews Church build
ing fund was opened this evening in the Dabney
block by Gov. Ferry. supported by Rev. the
Dean OF Tacoma, w. NJ. Jefferis, d. D. They
We're introduced by the Rev. John H. Forrest
Bell. OF st. Andrews church. The governor, in
brief and pointed address, formally opened the
fair. Dean Jefferis followed in bright and
happy speech, which ELECTED much applause.
The proceeds for the evening amounted to
nearly $500 The fair will be continued until
the end OF the week.
Mr.. Z. K. Hawkins, one of the church ward.
ems, entertained the Gov. and Mrs. Ferry, Dean
Jefferis Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Bell, Mr. Charles
r. Bell, Mr. A. W. Wallbridge and the Hon. N.
W. Bush, county member OF the state legisia-
tire
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Pastersou-Saunders.

A: Seventh and James streets, Seattle. satur-
day Deem Der II, 1892. by Rev. @. J. Burche,t,
Mr.. William g. Patterson TO Mrs. Jeannetts
Saunders both of Seattle
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Y. NJ. c. A. Gymnasium Exhibition.

The youths and boys classes of the Y. NJ c.
A. gave an interesting exhibition at the associa-
ton gymnasium on Wednesday night, under
the management OF Prof. T. S. Lppy physical
director. Admission was by special invitation.
Among those present were: Mr.. Mcknight,
Mrs. Mcknight, Miss Mcknight, Mr.. d. A.
Spencer, Mrs. spencer. Mrs. W. J. Morphy, Rev.
r. f. Dunlap, Mr.. s. L. Crawford, DR.. +. Z. Coe,
Mr. Graham, Prof. U. F. Babcock, Mr. c. +.
Briggs. The exercises consisted of class work
on the horizontal bar, dumb bells, horse, par.
allel bars and vaulting bar The affair con-
cluded with club race, which caused pleasant
rivalry and merriment. After the exhibition
refreshments were served to the young athletes.
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The Hill Whist Club.

The Hill Whist Club met at che house of Mr..
Jacob Furth on Monday nighs. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Noble, Mr.. and Mrs
A. B. Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Heilbron. Mr.
and Mrs. r. c. Washburn, Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
Engle. Mr.. and Mrs G. B. KAtinger. Mr.. and
Mrs F. A. Wing, Judge and Mrs. H. G. Struve
Mr.. and Mrs. A F.. MacCulsky, Mr.. and Mrs E.
l. Terry. Miss Sldonia Furtk and Mr.. Jacob
Furth.
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ready peen decided that the affair viii come of
on the DAY after Christmas 1t will bs in charge
of number Of well-kuown society women and
girls. Following the custom in such cases,
everything will be the reverse Of the ordinary.
Patrons will have charge and they will be OF
the manly persuasion. They viii be Judge H.
9. Strive. Hon. John Leary, Mr. Jacob Furth,
Ma H. A. Noble and Mr.. f. o. Graves.
Mrs. A. B. Stewart is president OF the managing
commitsee and Miss struve will be secretary and
treasurer. The Others OF this committee will DO
Miss Noble and Miss Piper. The invitation
committee will be Mrs. A J. Fsken, Mrs. A T.
MaeClusky and Miss Meem. Decorations will be
in charge OF Mrs. Frank A. Bell, Mrs. r. b. Al
pertson, Miss DeWolfe, Miss Clark, Miss West
hing and Miss Piper The floor managers will
be Miss Noble, Miss Riley and Miss Strive
How many .swallfowers" will be on hand can
only be conjeetured. The invitation Of the Ia
coma Cotiilion Club to the Seattle club is a
pleasant courtesy and will doubtless be liber-
ally accepted on the dates given elsewhere.
Other social events are given below.
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Johnson ReemAn,

Mr.. Conrad Johnson and Miss Albertina Bee
man, both OF Seattle, were married by Rev.
CLARK Davis on Saturday, December IT, Ise2
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SEATTLE ACKNOWLEDGMENT SUNDAY DECEMBER 49,

the institution closed on Friday for the holiday
vacation. A fine programme is being prepared by
the students of music and elocution to be given
early in January, TO which friends OF the pupils
and all musicians are invited.
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Mrs. Cornelius Ronored.

The social and dance gives in honor of Mrs
c. Cornelius at Olympic hell, Thursday even
ing, was complete success. Over 200 were in
attendance, among them being: Mr.. and Mrs.
Tustin, Miss Martin, Mr.. Davenport, Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. J. G. Scoones, Mr.. and Mrs. Carter, Capt
and Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. and Miss, Underhill.
Mr.. George Crane, Mr.. DaBin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Larmour. Mr.. and Mrs. Harris, Mrs. C. Cornell
ius, Mr.. Cornelius, Mr.. Mcneil and many 9TH
ers. Dancing was kept up tila a late hour.
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Olympus Chautaunu. Circle.

The Olympus Chautauqpa Circle met last
Tuesday evening at the Office of Mayor Ronald,
and carried out a very interesting programme.
Several new members were added to the circle.
The programme arranged fog Tuesday night, to
be conducted by Mrs. J. d. Curtis, is as follows:
Roll authorizations about winter ~
Select reading-"Greek Emierant's Song.
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The Unitarian Church Social.

The ladies of the First Unitarian church gave
one of their regular monthly socials in the
parlors of the church on Friday evening. Rev.
Mr. Eliot told a good story of the captu re of
the last fugitive slave in the state of Missouri.
The capture took place at nis grandfather's
home, and was very thrilling. Ronald NJ. Craw.
ford recited . humorous poem. Refreshments
were served, and . general pleasant time was
enjoyed.
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Good quality ladies' rubbers, Zoe per pair, this
week. o. W. Peterson & Bro, Front and Depot
streets
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The KnickerbocFer Club.

MI. and Mrs. Charles A. Ckiniquy entertained
the Knickerbocker Club last tuesday evening at
their residence on Tenth street. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Bezlton, Mr. and Mrs
Harry Thurman, Mr.. and Ms. Donneu Daven-
port Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. White, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
B. Fowler. Mr.. and Mrs. q. ,. Landers. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred H. Peterson, Mr.. asd Mrs. ]. B. Min
ich, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. ]. Thotsen, Gen. and Mrs
c. W. Turner, Capt. and Mrs. David Gilmore,
Mrs. E. W. sackman, Miss Roper. Mr. J. B.
Howe, Mr. Charles Hills and Mr.. 81. s. Black, of
Chicago
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A Surprise to Mr.. and Mrs. Densmore.

A few Seattle friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
Densmore gave them a genuine surprise Tues
day evening at their home in Fremont. Social
converse, instrumental and vocal music and
games made the hours pass Quickly until some
one reminded the guests that they would have
to make run for the last car. Among those
present were Capt. and MS W. K. Merwin,
Nine. Smart, Mrs. NJ. Bree, Mrs. DR.. Drew, Mrs.
Chapman Smart, Mias Emma Parkinson, Miss
Flossie Smart, Maj F. +. Hileer, Mr.. Hall, Mr..
Burns, Mr. Charles Durgan ard Mr.. Worth Dens-
more
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First M. e. Church Entertainment.

Rev. DR.. George will give has celebrated read
ing of "The Christmas Cagol," by Charles
Dickens, under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
Society at the First Methodist Episcopal church
on Wednesday evening. AN organ recital by
Prof Lucy will be featufe. He will be as.
sisted by prominent vocalist Dr. Georges
performance of Dickens famous work has
ELECTED the most unstinted praise from news.
papers in many communities where he has
given it 1t will be we'll wortn hearing.
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Christian Eudeayor UnIops.

The Christian Endeavor Union Society now
has seventy-nine associate and nearly 500 active
members. Wednesday evening in the Second
Presbyterian church the society held Its fifth
quarterly meeting and a Thanksgiving service
Ben Thompson, flute; Mr. l. Piercy, cornet; Mr..
Thompson. bass violin: Mr.. C. f. l. Smith, Miss
Henderson and Miss Scholes. violins. The pro-
gramme was:
Praise service led by /. A. Armitage. ....
run ORCHESTRA. ........-- ....................
DeNottcual eAcrCiseS.
Address OF welcome. Rev. g. NJ Hickman
Reception of new societies. ............
Vice President G. A. Stanley
Addres Rev. A. T. kirkpatrick
solo-"The PALMS.. Paul Worth Dakin
Address. Rev. l. II. Halloch
Presentation OF Banner. Observation-Disclosures.
Hymn-"All Hail the Power OF Jesus Name
Prayer. Rev. I. MCGUIRE Everett
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Will Buy Christmas Presents.

st. Helen's Society of ST. Andrews church
gave a basket social at its church Tuesday evan.
ing for the purpose of raising funds to procure
Christmas presents for poor children in the
"nigger tract" The baskets were auc,ioued OF,
at good prices. Dancing formed part of the
evenings amusement The following pro.
gramme was rendered.:
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Downing; executive Committee W..
Wheeler, Mr.. +. r. Spencer and NJ. -
Smith. o'sl