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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-04
TO The Fshsse-

We ara the sole and excIusiv. agent. for
the Black Pearl Coal and IL can't b. Z ad Of
any other parties We keep IN stock al
other Goals WICHITA Coal Co,
r. Co~n. Prop.
Offices ~ North Market aod sI3 Eas.
Douglas. Phone % III e
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There will be meeting of the grammer
school teachers and the principals IN
Superintendent Richardson's Office this
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
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The Thursday Afternoon Cooking club
is postponed from Oct o 20 Thursday, Oct.
IS MRS Z K SPASGLER
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- EpwnPra LEAGrE

TIE regular meeting Of the City Epworth
League which WAS st for this evening at
Emporia ayepne NJ +. church, LAS orSn
Post poned Tor two weeks.
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&c ssss via The "$sw short HEe NJ
.eur bacstie Pleasant Hiu route
Through sleeping and chair ears wirhou;
change W scA:lA ~ - Louis I'd y
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Furnished by Apologize & Mallory
Abstracters.
/ The records in the register Of deeds Office
show the following buyers:
o Sergeant wd sw or IS 3w. ......s 115O
T III Stafford sd 81 81 Douglas ave
9 Ida av Hydes' add 81 20 Texas av
w est W lchlta. Observation-Disclosures. so
| ID Sankey 80 80 Market st Garland
Brook add 100
Webster sd s Il Woods sub. so
Belknap Savings bank . 6 Woods
sub. 100
I G Johnson 2l7x25O # in blk IL
SOlleOe Hill. lUu
+ E Fitzpatrick 16Sxl0S fit in Sc cor
blk + Ferrells add .... 1000
ID Avery AZ A Fifth av English ad $50
Meyer sd blk Orme and Phil
Wichita University sd A. Wichita st
cry ...-............ ou
NJ Morgan % Lawrence ave Far
uucTS SUD 40U
NJ NJ Gingrich sd 20 blk / Orme s.
Phillips add 80
Horton wd 40 30 Ellis ave Strongs
add. $500
j Fay wd IS 40 blk All al a 9 40
blk B Z 80 AZ S Is 81 blk South
University Place add 1880
E Gray "a Sc Mead av Ransom and
Kay add. $50
l. + Means wd NV Or 81 % 2w. 1000
Il Pierce 1913 and Is ft l6l Main st
city -. 1900
Hartford Western Land Co wd Il 81
Paramount ave Paramount add 800 1900
II G Brown 80 Sc Lorrlne ave Girard
add Qcd 50
A Churchill sd II 81 Paramount ave
Paramount add Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Il Huber wd 10 90 Grant ave Allen
and Smith add
A Woodling wd Z Third st 70 70
Lee ave Hammers add. ........... 1000
Amount OF mortgage releases. .. 7249
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"Fsst Tram for " CHA People. {.

Wichita 10 Chicago without change Of
cars via. the Great Rock Island route.
Leave Wichita at SIS a N. and arrive in
Chicago next morning a: 7:15. FREE re-
clning chair cars. Pullman palace sleep
ing cars, and elegant dining cars on tnss
train. W II. WIsHAET
City Ticket & Passenger 4 gent,
Wichita, kan-
JoHN SEBASTIAN. q T. x T. a
Chicago. IL dI44 =
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Through hair ar TO omzns va tise >.na IA
kss.I-.

The Santa Fe route are now RAINING y
through char car TO Osuaha vi.a superior
Neb.. Ia connection with tas kYem6pt.
Ell horn aud Mlssenri Waller railroad.
leaving Wichita al 70 p M AID arriving
IN Omaha the uext rv~uu. AZ 90 p IL.
Tbs service VIII coatingr daily
So W. y. MUgDOcA- u. p. a
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Interstate Fair and Exposition and Priests Of
PaIiss Parade. Kznszs City Nh Drr u a

For the above occasion the Santa Re
route will sell tickets TO Kansas City At
one fare for The round trip. Dates of sale,
Oct. 10 Z. with final limit Oct. 10 For
other information call or address
". ID. MURDOCH, ID. 2. A
I5s North Main street
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HOTEL CAREY.


The Frssco fsre are COW oSsTshz. irr
RITE. 20 St Louis aud OF her eastern POI sss
Pullman sleepers aa9 reessu4sg %
cars 70 - Lou.s NsIn14s el1acSs o. al
trs.s.
S-e she agent. ~. p ArEDoCE.
y ?. 4, Wichita. hso-
d wIsHAE-E. .. +. a. ST. Lo5is- s5if
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The Wichita Musical club will hold its
regular business meetidg. Wednesday.
Oct ). at the Y II. G. A building at 4
o CLOCK LEIDA II. MILLS, Sec'y.
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1t Should be a Source of Pride
in all vacations to do ones
best. Honesty and thor.
oughness are good invest
ments and are appreciated
whether in the banker,
merchant, mechanic, teach
er, preacher or day laborer.
The clothing we sell is thor
oughly made and when we
sell it we honestly state its
value; in fast we mark all
our goods a wear-worth in
stead of looks-worth price,
by which means you only
pay for the good you get.
Can you ask more! Our
guarantee of satisfaction to
be received goes with each
article. The risk is all on
our side. The wearing tells
the worth. The fit of our
clothing is perfect.
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WANTED WANT TO FURNISH G. o. p
w clubs with campaign goods. Am pre- pared
70 furnish such goods 1t very low figures. L. A.
Fawcett, room 4. Beacon block. dig St.
w ANTED-GESTLEMAN WANTS LARGE
w furnished room both heat and location
North second 81; address W. ID. Mccormick 1l2 E
First street. dig ct
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ss1a to Kansas CITY and Retnrn

October LIST to 7th inclusive Good to re-
turn October 10th via Missouri Pacific Ry.
City ticket office 224 East Douglas ave.
UelenhOpe Oil 1l5
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BICYCLES.

have the Victor, Columbia, Clevs-
land for high grade wheels. plenty Of
cheaper ones. 30 wheels TO select from.
129 North Main ST.
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On sale at Hyde & Humble's and
Wichita Book Co.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-04

Adults course ticket 5000
Students course ticket I.5O
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ADJUSTMENTS

Friday Evenings. Oct. 7.-Dec. %,
Board of Trade Hall,
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in company with Mrs. White, 81 the saoquaiyaie
Falls aud other places OF interest
Lieutenant Thomas Martin. OF Vancouver,
Wash has been grazing the city with his pres
ence for the past week
Mr. Frank De Mouilpied and family returned
home OF Thursday. after q weeks Visit TO Mrs.
P B. Church AZ Tacoma
Miss Izzzie Jay Richardson. the elocuronist,
will leave Ter Everett in the morning. she viii
spend week that place.
DR.. E D. Andruss and family have gone TO
ChautsuqGa Beach for a few weeks. Dr.. An
cruss will return Monday morning.
Miss Zoe sempIe viii shortly leave for What
coz, where she viii visit Mss Lawrence, who
has been her guest here for some time
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace B. Pelham, of woolley.
wssh., spent the Fourth IN Seattle, the guest of
W. Il. Morris and family, OF DEexss avenue.
Mr. F. A. Wing. Mr.. John T. Mitchell. Nj. L
B. snow, Mr.. George E. Adams and Mr.. John
Wing have gone TO kissap county on hunting
expedition.
Miss Bessie Guinsan Is paving a extended
visit to friends in Portland, and will spend the
month Of August AZ Clstsop Beach, the popular
Oregon summer resort
Mr. aud Mrs. ". c. Djckin and family, Miss
Spencer snd Miss Like Stewart ara the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs John speacer az Richmond
villa, Richmond.
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Rhod odendron Art Exhibit.

The art display of rhododendrons in their
picture show windows has attracted great ai-
InI-ation during the entire week The pictures
sre mainly from the brushes Of the Seattle Art
League, with the exceptions OF two large
studies, one in water color, the other in OIL,
from the brushes Of Miss Bush and Miss Anna
Maud Jones, two popular artists of Port Town
send, who sent them personally TO Mrs. Fry ss
al eSrnes. Of Port Tewnse1d's interest IN the
success o; the rho1odendron for the state flower.
Miss Bush is member OF the Seattle Art League.
thus Tnany OF her colleagues greeted her picture
with p.eSsure. Every picture reflects great
eTedi; on the league The large corner window
is made attractive BY carpet Of eyergreens IS
setting 20 the pictures. with many beautiful
jars Of the tail green branches of she rho5.o-
den6rol arranged in the windows, in which
are also many and various colorsd birds. smaller
vases, containing the magnificent flowers in
fresh bloom, attest their natural beauty. The
window hiss called forth great admiration and
fervor all week. both from lovers OF ait and rho
rosieniroD isynt<saS
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Society at OLYMPIA.

CLYz PA. July 9-one Of the mos. ENJOYABLE
soeisl entertainments Of the year was gwen By
Mrs John 2. Convey o. Friday sfssraooa to .
Large p2riy 81 lsdy friends who found pleasure
in whist. Tne invited guests were. Mrs GOV
e-2or Perry, Mrs Judge Azds7s, Me- : T
Psrclvaa. Ms : Il. Ps-elva.. Ms John Per
clysl. Ms. William hcMicksa, Mrs, T. NJ Reed.
Mrs. A. 4 Paili5Ps, Ms I&nss A HAight, Mrs
T. / MeheRnv. Mrs.. King. Mr.. .. A Bowen.
Ms H & McElyoy. Mrs. c. :. Eaton, Ms. Il V.
ogden. Ms 7. y. Ford. Mrs.. J. j. bert.
Mrs George .. shannon, Ms 4 H
CcAmb =, Ms George A Barnes. Ms
Z :. Il min. Ms. z :. Hatch. Mrs. Jordan.
Ms = J Gordon. Mrs l. {. Dennis, N-s I. "
Barton, Mrs. Phl >ki-lm&a. Mrs.. ! ?. Tweed.
Nh T. l.. @ B-iea. Mzs A. 3 Cow.sx, Ms : G
War1, Ms y. Z Og-a<s, Ms ? = Moore. Nm
J. ". Rsnkiae, Mrs. " Il + seerts Mrs stevens.
Mrs. Shepherd. Ms. @cha Casn, Ms Il ? Lee,
Mrs Iags.ls, Ms. N. A EooE, Mrs Chz-ies 2
Cl&ypoo-, Mrs. G u. Bo,Eoa. Mss Foster. Mss
BlsCk.e-. Miss GiSo-gis Ambrose. Mss Nav An
h-CSe, Miss Psnde-sssc. Mss Moore
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W EDDINGS.
Millar-H aniitou.

A quiet wedding party gathered at the family
residence Of Mr.. AMI Ms Alexander Hamilton,
in Nai.a W slIa addition 10 seattle, on the even
ing OF Thursday. July 7. when Mr.. David Millsr
was married with Miss Jean MscIntyre HaniI-
ton, eldest daughter Of the hos, and hostess
Mr.. & B. Le:thesd s., filed the role OF g-oouls-
man and Mss Beth Hamilton was bridesmaid
The ceremony was performed By Rev. John T.
Damon. and az its conclusion the com pany sat
down 70 an elegant rapast- There were present
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs.
Plais B. EIdegkin, Mr.. James Mi,lar and Alex.
sndar Hamilton, !r. The many deservetly warm
friends o. the families thus drawn closer by a
common iateres, Will share their joy AMI e1-
tend congratulations upon this suspicious
alliance.
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Einarsen-Skoytuau,

In the early evening Of sunday, July s q
small party of friends assembled st the resi-.
dcnce OF M sud Mrs Charles \. Nelson, I.ii !.
Pike street, TO celebrate the marriage OF Mr.
John Elnarsea. OF staawooi, snd Miss Selraa C.
Skograan, OF Seattle. Rev. John Z. Damon off,
ciated- The groousmen were Robert o.ander
and John Waldo Raymond, and tue bridesmaids
Miss Mary Hasle snd Miss Annie Olsen Some
elegant presents ware received, AMI the cere-
mony Was followed by wedding supper
Among those partakias OF the repast were NJ
and Mrs c. A. Nelson, Mr.. AID Mrs. Charles
Beder. Nj. and Mrs }. P. Tage-son. Miss Egie2a
Johnson. Miss Berths Graham. Miss Lillian Nay
Nelson, Mess-s- Charles Lind9Uis., Ole Olsen,
Ole Hall, Peter Jackson John swan
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Trinity NJ. r. Church Concert.

The concert given on Friday night at the First
Methodist Ep.scopal church for the benefit OF
Trinity. OF the same denomination. was great
success Professor Lucy. Mrs. Adelaide Holmes.
Miss potvin and Madame AdeIa Lucy al did
well Mr.. Grout. D.. Lesser. Dr. Thoreasen and
Mr.. Mesdag, IN their respective parts, also did
well. Following is the programme:
PART L
Chorus-"Gloria From Twelfth Mass. Mozart
Pipe organ solo-"Gfand Professional
Professor r ". Lacy
Solo-"w-sitn' tthe) of q song tAnims Mai
Madame Adelaide Holmes.
Piano so.o-''Caprlee Espagnol" Nozkowaski
Miss Mae POtvin-
Trio-Violin, yioioncelio, viola, allegro con-
Dr.. L II. Iessey. D.. T. Thorensen,
Mr.. 7. Mesdag.
solo-"Ah. What Rapture .............Venxano
Madame Adeia Lucy.
PART II.
Trio-"se II Frstel'' (Iiie has no pcwer.)
THO from Be3lisario. -....-.-..-.... Doni zettl
Madame Adelaide Holmes, Mr.. George Morris,
MI If. NJ. GrouL
Pipe organ solo--.'Commnnion II c.. Bsptiste
Professor e ". Lucy.
Solo-"CanZanet' composed and dedicated
10 Madame Ade.a Lucy By Professor {. I.
Roberts, sesttleJ. Observation-Disclosures.
Msd2me A3els Lucy.
Piano soio-.'Tgemolo Etude'' ..... Go.tsehalk
Miss Mae Potvin.
IEio-AndsEte quasi aIlegas,io on go.
d.. L N. Lessey. Dr.. 7. Thorensen, Mr.
T. Mesisg.
Chorus-.'Good Night, Good Night, Be-
loved FEEs-l
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70 other object in life ssve the full and COM
plete enjoyment OF the outing. AL sorts OF in
noceut pleasure whi!ed away the day aad even
ing. Music wss the chief charm though mock
trial in which Mr.. ID. c. Brawley was found
guilty OF the larceny OF s1ndry AID divers fish,
occasionea 10 end OF fun Among those pres
ent were: Rev. and Mrs L ". Reed, Mr.. and
Mrx y. c. BrAwiey Mr. and Mrs. q. z, VI. Pratt,
Nj. and Mrs Atwood, Nj and Mrs. Reuben
Joues, Mrs smith, Mss smith, Major ". 2. Led
wick, Mr.. and Mrs. e. a. c Rochester. Nj and
Mrs. A. T. Braymer. A. Z. Braymer. il, Mr.. and
Mrs.. Z T. saafsr and family. Mr.. and Mrs ".
z. Brawley, Ar. and Mrs. Hs-sehe, NJ. and Mrs
Van Tuyie. ST., Mr.. and Mrs.. Van Tuyl, r. Col
onel srd Mrs o. +. 8rigg. DR.. and Mrs. Walsh,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Keith, Miss Hardwood. Miss
Russell, Mr.. Dean, Misses Dean. Mr. and Mrs
Hicks, Mr.. Hicks, Mr.. and Mrs. Craven, d..
Everett, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Viele. Mr. and Ara
N II White
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Personal and Chat.

Mr. 8 Griggs IS in St. Paul
Mr.. John :. Baker has gone to Alaska.
M-I.D. Cauyhran is in Eastern Washington.
Mr.. Frank L Kuhn spent Friday in Olympia.
Mr.. W. II. Fife went 10 North Yakima Thurs
day.
Ms. G. G. Chandler has returned from the
East
Judge and Mrs. W. H. Upton, of wslla wals,
are in the city.
Mrs. c. a. HARDEN. of Dayton, is the guest Of
Mrs. ]. B. Wright
Mrs. Frank Case has returned from SIX
months Eastern trip.
Mrs. Frank Case and daughter have returned
from their Eastern trip
Mr. H ". Blackwoot has returned from fsa-
ing trip 70 North Yakima
Mr. Wills E Eyerette LEFT on the Queen q.
midnight, Monday, Tor Alaska
Mr. C. c. Pratt and Mr. H. c. Ward have r..
turned from Okanogan county.
Mrs Warren Browne gave a delightful lunch
con at her home on Wednesday.
Miss Emma Turtle will spend she summer az
Monterey. Cal, her former home.
Mr.. Robert Paddock returned home from col
lege on sunday, and viii spend the summer
here.
Mr. John Leasure. Mr.. H. o. Garfield and Mr.
n. Fl. Day went fishing this week on the Green
river.
Mrs. A. VI. Stephens has returned from Salem,
Or, where she visited her daughter. Mrs. 3. z
Broonelle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter J. Thompson and son
Roy are among the passengers aboard the Queen
on the present trip 20 Alaska.
Mr.. aad Mrs J. + Whiunery, of Centralis,
spent the early part Of the week in this city, tia
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Summons.
Or. and Mrs. Southworth gave largely az
tended party Friday evening in honor OF Mr..
and Mrs. Fred GribbIe. The guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Griboie, Mr. and Mrs. Hutson.
Mr. and Mrs Lavender, Mr.. and Mrs Cook, Mr..
and Mrs.. Resting, Mr.. and Mrs. sinclair, Miss
Baker. Miss CIar1. Mr.. and Mrs Dickson. Mss
WaIther, Mr.. Piper. Mr.. King. Mr. Lung, Mss
JoknsOp Mr. Perkins Mr. Crosby
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Personal Social News.

Mr.. P J. Smith. Of SQuak valley, was IN the
city yesterday.
Judge aud Miss Tunius Rochester have gone
OF = Trip 20 Alaska
Mrs. George r. NarSle returned on Monday 20
her home IN Portland.
Mr.. ". L Anes and family will camp $. Lo2y
Branch Tor fso months.
Mr.. aat Ms Char IS r Fenton, OF Spokane,
are 4 TIE city o. visit:
III. sad Mrs julius Reislsasinsr viii leave
to-day On trip 70 the last
Ars. PlGtgi. Of Aurora Y Y, IS the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. NJ T, B2ckas
Ms G ". Yaacey sad Mss sUsis Hancock
have gone - HARRISON 10. springs.
Ms Earn Kentr.ck, o. san Francisco IS
visiting friends - Seattle snd Tacoma
NJ. Il, :. Bsckas Wi, re;urn iro2 san Fran
c-sco during ne ezr,S part 81 tbs week
Mr.. Gs.sss n. Fisher gave beating pa-ty OF
LAKE Washington lsst Ta4rsday evening.
Mrs. Frsak Hsnfoza sad Miss Sp2r,ins have
gone 10 Crescent }aSs 70 spends lew weeks
NJ SID M Frank A. Bell are touring Cali
form I1ey all - = Seattle u aoo4t two
wsSAS
NJ ? ?. Harlow sna Nj W. 7. Harlow and
tAei7 mother SIC Spending swo weeks az Lwsce
Beach
VI. Charles /. Bailey, father, sni Nj James
tie csIy.
A.ss E.saDo- TA0nss sra Miss :. G5zyson
Hughes Asva gone - san Francisco sor
Pressure.
Ms. A G lands. ard Mss Emma Vincent
have 7es1E1s4 iron very peasant Sls.s -
Nlesc-.A
". F-ed Johnson and party VII STAR for
Ing Branch about jay - and s,l rsaaA-2
there sevsva. weeks
Mrs. Sop2-s :. Sco.and and he swo children,
N~s,s- George Aat Mis- DAISY, are Visiting Ms.
l&coa Jones a. Gilman.
Ms e &c5Avs sad Asr daughter, Mrs : Y.
h%s-]aS,' ot saa F-aaeiseA are spending tie
su@a1'es ~ cs4s;-e- Iasy ass also VISITING w1i2
Nj 81 NJ. Is Il WAltA Lasy are stopping
az lie G.A-d. and va. qea4 lie coming weak,
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nil, entertain q marty of Indian.

ISL. MEGA n will entertain party OF Indians,
riends, who have been prevailed through the
art of letter writing 10 visit the Cascade
mountains. Among them are relatives OF Judge
W. @. Gresham.
Mr.. Parker, of Duluth, has spent the last days
of the week inspecting timber ii this section
for Everett parties.
Visitors at the Springs from Seattle TOW here
are. Nj. W. Green, Mr.. NJ Korn, Mr.. :. Heinz
rsc.. MI " Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. ". @eGjanis,
Mr. G. NJ. Thomson, Mr.. J. W. Hii5y. Mr. II,
Hampton, Mr. II. Ash. From Tacoma: NJ. 4.
r kIeon. IT., Mr. C. ". Scott, Mr. Ii. g. Hood,
Mr.. 3. widlake, Mr.. P :. Holt, Mr.. ". H. Rich
EDISON. NJ. T. f. Plowden. Mr. and Mrs. E r.
York. DR.. Beardsley, Mr. Bodfsh. Mr.. Charles
Dawson. Mr. Thomas Dow, Mr.. II. z. Irevvett,
NJ. K. ". Kleebe, Mr.. g. II. Pordow, Mr. G. 4.
-tarey Mrs r Talcot.
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cards. During the past two weeks. too. much
Measure has been added 70 the ordinary routine
by the presence OF the cruiser Baltimore, which
has certainly been quite g place or resort, aud
many pleasant hour has been passed on
board. Fourth of July was great day IN the
annals OF this city. beginning at al early
hour in the morning and continuing until
a comparatively late hour IN the evening
patriotic festivities were in vogue, and parade,
boat races and fireworks were Witnessed By
hundreds. In the evening good many went
en- board the Baltimore, enjoying the beautiful
sight of The search lights and that part OF the
Sound which was dotted with lighted boats,
snd, in fact, thanks to the hospitality OF the
officers, passing most delightful evening. Ga
Friday afternoon the officers OF The Baltimore
gave reception on board from until o clock
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Society st Hot Snrfn~s

The speeisl feature Of I2depea teuea
TIE Illumination Of LIoyi's peak with -e3 -.
IAA' mountain Is The highest Tor niles Ar9sr !,
snd rs tsolsI1on made u 81 OBJECT. in -. 80
III, % grszE grandeur. TIE bal 3. ia S..
ho:sA e tas evening, wG.ca Vas largely a.
tended. was rendered ztt-acslve - : r-gst-.f1,
.: Sewers. pretty faces and TASTY e,ear,,-,...
Ms BothwIez gave s de.ix.:tal pa-tv Tv,a.-F--
esenlnS, guests RON the ho.el beng: ".
1a-+1e-, NJ. Alesos- NJ. Thomson, NJ rs.
CzlE. Mss Bzanyer, Nrs AcCsla, NrS. NrE-~
Mr.. HOAX. Nj. Richardson. Ths cautffr.s4 So
weather ass enabled society 20 live o,,s,C-.
o2e % tSs iayoElte pAstIE3es -. nx sxcu-Si,-,s =.
ne-shoosl2g ranches ana ma. -- ths 60. :
surprise party. sn1 s2s osssas be p1-r-9s.. =. -
~ the straw barry patch, z.ways suceee.-i,,.,
NJ AID Ms. / t. Mccain sr-sas Tia Fc,,-.h =
Iseo-2s, returning Ns1lz s3&y. M HvIrs~fe.
So Treasurer q ,ae Bay Wv MfllIug C9rnDa.~
: s'Aying - me springs. Hsw8 20 70 wsT.
"a-4A o~to2s returning - se4Esls. IA.s w.
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4 Picnic Party to RayennA Park.

\ Jolly party Of young people Left Madison
and West streets on the Fourth 81 y o'clock. by
the ears tor Lake Washington There they we're
met by the "La5oaA" which took them 10
Rsvenaa PARK. TIE afternoon was SPENT N
games. etc. and 81 O'Clock sumptuous rapas,
wss sy7eai BY TIE ladies' t. which everyone did
ample icstiee. Alter dinner mora games were
INDUCED II until the whistle Of the steamer "a
minded 81 IL was time 20 leave. Everyone
voted il The toi les: picasc Of the season. The
party was oraTOSe1 Of: NJ. ani Mrs AK
ander Myers, NJ. ani N-.. :. 3. Galloway, Mss
&. Nui:, Mss F NgEt, Ms- Helen Lodge. Mss
Lizzie NJ snyder. Y =, Ids Carson. Miss Minnie
q. Fowle. Ms Auale Davidson. Miss l. Smoke
Miss F. SHOSe. u - Zeala2i and Mss NJ Kelly,
Mr. Ov4 A BycCS. NJ. q 4. Galley Mr. Z
C.Ague, NJ Ferguson, Nr. innes Davidson, M
T. rsgV.t Nr. VIII NeAGaIn. NJ. Alvx No
Adam a1d NJ. Graham and Mr. Spain, Q: In.
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\ Pleasant Tennis Tea

Tee iennis Tea vas served ss usaai On wefnes-
Gay, snd was 4 very pleasant one. Thoss wAe
served were: Mrs. Frederick Motte.. Ms a.
COCK Miss HolosooS. Among those Who n. ave.,
were: Mrs. Fred sacw, Mrs. goaer. Price. NJ =.
CS-klns, Mss Cesar, Mr.. ". l. saaiel!. Mr. y
! Cesar. Ms Edmund Rec. Mss Phili-s NJ
{, Ai-ltNen. Mr. ". \. s-e-Gbsry. Among thos,
present were; Ms Stephen sears. Ms. Len
Ms. {. J. KershSw, Mrs. Phslip Ksr.esw ~,
he-shaw. Mss Prescott. NJ Lasyenvxo-.h
Ae'sa2., NJ Prstt, Miss Little Mrs. 4
tSssa-, Ms. ?. '. Caesar, Miss Anderson. NJ
Anderson, Mr.. NJ Tyt.s-. NJ : McE. rar -
Mrs !. B, Owens. Mss Mamie Harrf,xto, ~
v. L sandal. ". J. B-s.lcr1, Mr. sna ~
P-1Ia-2e-. Mss PiUmms-. Mss Seymour. NJ
George Alakec, NJ. sid Ms. Brewster ~
ana Ars !. c. Broken brouch. =. Ngi.s Es,y..,
Ms. stephen Ha-oEook. Mrs. Os-s Sp.agas,
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observation-disclosures.

A. the residence of Mr.. JOB Denver, near Tur-
ner. Or. On Sunday. July ;. 1922, Mr.. James No
Redmond. OF Redmond. King county, and Miss
Lydia Deuyer, OF Turner, Marion county, Or,
were married. the Rev. W. 7. Van Seoy ofie.at-
ing The groom Is 8 stirring young farmer of
Redmond, Wash, AMI the bride has been one of
oregon's energetic school teachers, but has been
teaching for The past three years 8, Redmond
and Newcastle. fne dinner was prepared 81
the residence o. TIE brides parents. Both have
done wei. and many good wishes follow IS they
go 70 their home near Redmond, sbou: iou.
niles from Lake WASHINGTON
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First Christian Church Social.

plessan. compsny OF Christian church peo-
pie and their friends gathered at the elegaa,
home OF Mr.. Fl. A Frederick. corner Of Joy aud
Division streets, on Fridsv evening. The musi-
cal programme, while not so long as intended.
was enjoyable. and the refreshments were all
that could be desired on such en- occasion. Mrs.
Frederick. assisted BY her lovely daughter, Mss
Maud Frederick. showed tact aad skill in re-
ceivinE such conpsny, winning the adnirs-
ton and gratitude OF her guests