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Mr.. ". Fl. Topping IL here from - Paul
Mr.. : Jacohy has gons East on business
M C. Reeves has gone 70 Salt Lake City
Mss Dickinson has returned from he. KIP 70
tie East
Nj George W Scissor, o. Seattle, was hers
Tues32y.
Mrs. Alien C Mason started Thursday on ar
Ea>tera Grip
Miss Tho-ne Is now visiting Nj and Mr..
CheS.e- Thovne. of this city.
Capstin 2. T. Davis, o. C&reonado. has gons
- California with his family.
Miss Cassie sncha-a has been visiting Miss
Ellie Paddock for a few dsys.
Miss Wrestling. of Seattle. hss been visit rg
Mss Els Paddock Tor q lew dsya
M J. j. - Barber, Of Seattle, formerly OF this
cts. was here On Monday evening.
Nr and Ma : r Manning and Miss s.e
have Teen taxing TIA Trip % AlaskA
Miss Prescott. q Portland. no has been v.si.
islg II town. hAs returned - ssr home
NJ A Surkharx. who hss been visiting D.
". A. Bu-zh.-s. hss retained % waa.eoSn
Mrs Hs.ms B-sesseA and be. mother. Mrs.
Me-ke.. have returned from Port Towa.ead.
NJ. Frsuk CLARK. formerly OF hi. ely, arrived
here from san Francisco on TUESDAY morning
Ms Lydia Ceok. o. MeAlaavt1e. Or. is TIE
guest u Mrs. A. Z. Miller, on wass ska ave-
nue.
Nj Waiter Pratt OF Portland. who was visit
ing A. Mrs c. J. ksEshsws .s.t .o- Portland las,
saturday.
On wei -sstav afternoon a party went on
noz-d TIE Baltimore aai pasA>4 = Charming
sEtsvucou.
Ms. Bankasrt All s,s:~,. .; E4s, ozk.snt.
cal. have teen visiting Ms Josnua Pls.cs Tor
about I've weeks
Mr., A.ex4a1er P, naatriek was married Tues
dsy 10 Ms F-saoss A. ao.see. They WI! rssiss
81 M. IA street
Captain and Mrs J. ". Ashton viii rs,u-n
from ihsi- welding trip about August !. ana
VII BE So home al the resiGeaes oi Nrs Nc
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Midsummer Musical Festival.

The midsummer musical testiya,. given IN
der the direction e Mr.. @. z. Pettis. win tegin
Wednesday and will lsst :nree days. programmes
being siysa each afternoon sad evening Ga
Wednesday The sff4.c VIII he presented y The
the ladies Musical Club. when organization
began the work here o. developing the u musical
tastes Of the people On Thursday the Coasery-
a;9ry az AIS VII have charge al or F@.Gay
evening the Mss.czl Club 81 show what i has
been sole % accomplish during iss cOiapara-
lively brief existence. Each organization VIII
sttiye % do the very best Of which i . capable
aac the resGlt viii Be that Seattle VIII be given
three DAYS ~ music 81 the very highest harac-
ter. Mr.. Pettis hiss now the entire second floor
o. lQsE. .cJs ana 1910 Front street ana be has
cited Up the plsce n most attTA iaSe sIvle. =
Will now seat easily from so % 10 people. The
halls VIII bs appropriately decorated sad
crzped snd eli the surr0gndings WI. b made
as attractive IS possible tn 8 due re guitioa
o. TIE principle o. true art There viii be 20
charge 70 Iae public. Al. are cordially invited
- agse2& and take advantage u what IS pre-
sentpa
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CALL FOR REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION

A general convention of the Republican
party OF Washington Is hereby called 20
meet a. the city OF Olympia on Wed Is
lay, the tenth tt0shl day Of August, ISe,.
At 1880 o'clock s.. II. for the purpose Of
nominating four presidential electors. two
congressman, 3 full state ticket. appoint
ng new stare committee and FOR the
transaction OF such otaer business As may
come before the convention.
The bass of representation to the con.
vension hereby called shall De A follows,
to-wit:
oae delegate 81 large from each county;
enc delegate from each county for every
one hundred (lool votes and one delegate
rom each county for each fraction of afsy
sSel votes Or more over one hundred CtoOl
The same TO be calculated from the NUM-
Der Of votes cas-. IN each countv for The
Republican candidate for governor in
lisa
U2on the foregoing basis the several
counties in this state are entitled 70 repre-
s2uts-l0r as fol owx.
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p.,trhsfuI Afternoon for rennt..

The tennis tea OF Wednesday afternoon was q
very Peasant one, tie afternoon bang dsight-
full Those who served were: Mrs. Stephen HoI-
brook, Mrs- Ings-soll, Mss Hewitt. and Ms
Robert Price Among those who plsysd were !:
M aad Mrs. ". l. LandelI. Mrs. Robert Price,
Miss Helen Woodruff. Mrs Fred snow. Mr.. W.
A. Sternbsrg, Mr.. Willisn A.er, Mr.. J. Auter-
son, Mr.. Chester Tho-as and Mr. Morton Rams
dell Among those present were: Ms. Chester
Thorne. Mrs John " Winslow. Mrs. Harry Hur-
ley, Mrs. Charles Hurley. Mrs McCraekea. Mrs.
William Hurley. Miss Sesie Wallace, Ma
George Browne. Mss Anderson, Mr.. Miilikin,
Ms Piunmer, Miss Dickinson. Miss Little,
Mr.. W. A Bull, NJ. " Tyler. NJ. P. ". Dakin
Mis- Dakin, NJ. znd Mrs VIII Rice. Mrs His
cock. M snd Mrs., Brewster. NJ. }. MeElroy. f. 4,
M D. Wilson, Mrs. Love, Miss Blaakart, Mrs.
George Blanchard. Miss Ejmunds, Miss Mamie
Harrington. Mr.. Pickles, Mr.. Perkins, Miss Sey.
mour, Miss Bowen, Miss WiaIsrnuta. Mrs Har-
rison Foster. Ara 4. B. Bul, Mrs. Lsavenworsa
kershaw.
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Sanstrom-CroW.

AZ ,he family residence OF the bride IN the
town % Kent on Tuesday evening. Nj John
SaasfToTn. of seattle, and Miss Emma Crow were
united IN marriage. The home was p-e,tily
decorated by japanese lanterns without and q
10 IS, Of flowers within. The ceremony over,
the guests retired 20 the spacious diniaE-haii,
AMI after 4 SUN ptuous wedding feast dancing
occup ed tie rest OF the evenings enterts u
merit The happy couple were rec pien;s Of
usny useful and beautiful gifts. Among those
present were: Captain J. J. and Mrs Crow. Mrs
Robert Moran. Mrs. Peter Moran, Nj and Mrs
O. c. Pratt. Mr., and Mrs. William Aorsu. NJ. r
Z. Russell. Miss Nellie Russell, Mss Mammis
Russell. NJ. and Mrs George L Robinson. MI
0T0oie. VI. and Mrs Charles Robinson, Mr.. and
Ms. HJxoE, Miss l. Hixon, Miss zimmerman,
Mss florence Gsvfe-
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Mahou. Captain Asnscn's sister. No 80 North y
street
A very delightful tea was given ~ the Come Oh
Nrx Caslia GA south Tacoma avenue. On Thurs
day. from until :.
A complimentary ssrsnade TO the ofacers OF
the Baltimore by samuel Colysr and L L Poss
Was attended by q ls-ge party Of society people.
Mr.. W. n. Blaschly. OF New YORK. member OF
the British Society e Water Color Artists, ana
fatae- OF Mr. Il Bsfcaiy. OF this city, Is visiting
here.
NJ. aai Ms ]. C. Brockenb-ouga, Mr. ant
Mrs. J. { B-ocksnarough, j., sad Mr.. and Mrs
Z 7. Sxwysr returned Monday from . down
SoG1d trip
Mss Nils, OF Des Moines. Ia. who has eeea
visiting st Ms Joshua Pierce s. LETT On iauEs-
Gay for spokane, where SEE will say tor is"
DAYS, before going hone
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IL 5 recommended tbs: The Republican
oD"ty central comm trees cal she p-irns-
Ties IN their respective counties - Ss.ur-
lar the twenty third (233) aay OF July,
ana me County eonyen ions Tor SATURDAY.,
me thir.isth i2oshl 3sy OF JAY. 1872. m
ess n 'ae1F jadEnea. they deem it best
20 a2Eas earlier dates
II IS ais recommended ths. each county
convention e,ec; s,te-n.tes rs vel as del.
esA'es, 50 thar 'hsir representation n tbs
state convention shsu be BY duly elected
e.esa'es Or their alie-na.es cav. Ia cas-.
: delegate and MS alternate are bo.h ab-
sent sne delegation 70 % authorized 70
east the vote
Fos the farznatlon Of county and pre-
e1hei committees We respectfully refer 20
ne ''r2-es@ and ask tha. thev bs followed.
br cF1er OF The Republican state COM.
q, Zee T. T. WlISox. Chairman.
h'Lra 4 NICHOLS. Secretary.
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ap.aas.a tie Voice. q tie young i.asss very

eazpAalee tie voice. .. tie youzg i.-sss very
swesz,y.
NJ. D. r Richards, Of Ho1sasoa. has - sss
gusts 81 present Ma Il :. NIAas AID Mss i1a
Watson. o. New wasscoE-
Ma La-clia Grrae= and Miss Jennie Gss1sh,
o. Sals1a, are TIE guests o. NJ. and Ma = .
PsEs- - i.sA Yes,sr .veaEe
NJ. s1ss A-a F-s1k A Beli viii return 60 Seat
s-e zexs wednesday xzS reside 81 Ma Cars, %
seventh AID Aaslsoa sg-esrA
MA z. & Weed has moved 20 tie corner 0.
Elgata and lef=r.cc streets. aae NJ. 7. ]. Wood
- making lis ZONE with re family.
NJ ana Mrs. A. : EAllieIe- Of san Francisco,
arrives II TIE city As. evsai1g o. . viA.s 70
their alsce. M Maurice McAseksa-
Miss El-a Collins AID Miss Brownie Brown.
Woo aave been travelling for rear via ias
Caa1oecaaia party. lave returned TO tie city.
NJ and Ma Trus,sn P. DYER let. yesterday
Afternoon tos Hot SPRING. NJ Dyer viii re-
tu.a Aoacay. b.. Mrs. Dyer vll remain vseG
Miss susie I. Brooks. -oo aas been in Cali
for1la Tor tie past three -oEt1ss aas returned
A-ss Pear Pearson, the charming and ta1aased
daughter OF A A Pearson. tie us-eaa2s OF
Kansas City. Ia paying . vis-s to lie. uae.s, d..
Srs..son
Mr.. Morton J. ws1xtock o. New YORK, vas Il
the city daring TIE week NJ. Winssoek hss
decided 10 make lis permanent hone o. tie
Pacific coast
On Tuesday evening q farewell Entertainment
anc reception ras given 70 Rev. and Nj. J. q
Scos.. who VIII leave for Japsa today 90 60 tnto
tie missionary aeld II tAs' country.
FRIDAY evening Dr.. : v. wssslaks. accom-
panied BY Mrs. Rss;laSs sad NFs Lsars Patsec-
so2, 81 0. Red Buff, Ca, arrived On visit 20
he family o. bis soa-la-.sw. Dr.. stllEson
Dr.. a21 Mrx A ". Philips, Of Birmingham,
Co7a-. ara tae guests Q. Ar sz4 Ars. W. E
Boo1a- Together wiz tAe4r daughter, Mss
Pau Inc PaIlAfs. they VIII start io- sas East
soo1s August
grx Charles Hopkins Is entertaining Mr. z
I. Edwards aud dsGgAte. AID Ms, Marguerite
Edwards, Of san Francisco. Tas visitors VII
Later oe the guests OF Mrs. Robert J. Stevens at
Ter Reatoa ELL ressisnea
Mr.. and A-s 4 r Bar.s.Sa On Wednesday
night gave dta2er IL hoaor Of Commander ".
L Fed and Lieutenant J. Z Gisanoa, OF tie
Charleston, NJ. John Fl. Mitchell, Tacoma, M.
and Mrs. ". 4 B4-leiga and Mss Ve--rssA
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Mr.. Frank s,estli.x,s Party.

On Monday evening Last Mr.. Frank 3. West
ling gave . boating party, having engaged for
the occasion the steam launch Pe-hapA Tae
swGtt little steamer conveyed TIE merry crowd
% various ro3ats on the sound touching q:
Ali po-nf, the Country Cub Por: SiaEe4sy
and smiths core. The event was . pronounced
szecess Refreshments were served On board
AID al the guests o; sas occasion vere loud n
ias.r praises o! tie pleasure which TIE delight
f1a boat ride gave 20 them Those present we're:
Miss Graves. Miss Stock5-39ze. Mss Mckee.
Misses ehslIea5 e-ys-. Mss NOBLE. Miss Piper,
Miss Hoski.so-. Miss SAVER, Niss Gg-z II. Asa
Wrestling, 2-. J. u Wrestling. Ar z. < SfrGve,
M George Atkin~oa, If. Z PslAF, Mr. Taeraa
Sos-e, AZ. James Il ga. NJ. Il 3. Pon=roy, Mr..
c. u. Austin. NJ. George z. Piper, Nj Frank s.
Visiting
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Dr.. ]. Eugene Jordan. Seattle Wash.
Nv Dear Doctor-This day I come a
you in an important matter and request
vou TO attend TO it At once. Ny rrsnd
daughter aged nine years had Ia grippe
few months ago and although recovered.
is very weak. exceedingly nervous ard has
slight attacks OF St. Vltus' dance. We are
very much worried aboat IL She can
hardly cut NEST st the table, her hands
and m gers trembIe n trying 20 button her
shoes, etc Il Is impossible for her 20 z,
10 Seattle and rouId ike 30 know If yoa
coud treat her after the snort above des-
cription She Is also vary fond Of playins
the piano and likes 20 read and TO learn.
Every s,ne she PLAYS now q few minutes
only or reads, she Is utterly exhausted and
mus. quit. Now what sh.l We do about
that? Expecting answer By return mail,
Yours truly,
PAUL 6TROBACH.
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Mr.. and Mrs. uumnhrie. Entertain

NJ. and Mrs JOAN + HampAries during ;ao
past week gave series q, deEEhti.l little
afsirs n honor ~ NJ and Nrs :. :. Freshman
O. Melbourne. Australia. The host aud hostess
resi@s Ia t1e Occidental e.Nck ana Their acsrs-
&. - IS al the most cordial character. LAST
NcAtay afternoon s very pleasant Cai,9rc-'>
party was gwen 81 hauor % tac!- little niece
Miss Ivy Freshman, WHO with her parents -
visiting here. = large company o. the GEte
folks wAs present sad euioyeI music,
games I'D rsires rleuts from Unu s.
when they hs1 Mss Ivy. who il soon To
yelara 70 Melbourne, = pleaSau; voyage
number 81 taeic friends gathered az tAe r
home last Monday night AMI en!ayeI social
evening Delicious music asated through - .
rooms sad Ice cream aad cake were served a Il
te;e-a-te IL WAS reariy Gg1e for tas ',&>;
ears when the company broke N. aad a. were
iesth - leave such hospitality. a similar altar
wSs given on Thursday evening, and al p-ssea.
pronounced IL = complete success.
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Colonel Green i. seren.ded.

On THURSDAY nigas Co,oasl Joe Green visa
ebo1. 70 retire q nsas. 81 II O'Clock, when tia
sounds of sweat music sE1ote bis esrs. He
went 70 TIE window and. gsz.ay ozs, .o1nd tos
entire FRS; Rsg1 had playing soss se-e-
2sde music II lis homer. He listened i silent
admiration, s-3 wksa re a-ss selection was
over, the boy. cred. speech, speech. ead
the gallant soldier io1Zd -As. ae could 1ot es-
cape from complying WITH ne wish Of TIE
se-e1sdsrs Colonel Green II nsss a11 slo-
eUear manner thanked sae musicians so- t1eir
Kindness, and l2v.ts1 them into tie ao1ss- IN
tie orleisst tine possible M-s, Green had shings
ready, an tog s=veEsl ao1-s happy social
tina
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SeeIbach-Orth.

On TIE evening o. Tuesday. July Il. Mr.. Charles
Seela2ch sId Mss Pauline Henrietta orsh were
joined 4 how weiloek al the residence of Cap
tain and M. Z. y. Price. No IS Madison street,
The hour being ) T. II. Rev joan Z. Damon
oelslatel. Ths duties OF groornsTsn and brides
maid were very nicely discharged by Mr.. l.
h.st, Of Por; skeley ana Miss Louise +. Tro-
oltas. o. seattle. & cousin Of The bride Ms. {.
>wanbc7g. Of porI Blskeley. ana Mss Lulu orta
were among tue Witnesses Al elegant supper
followed congralgIailcnS
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REV. DIR. BRIGGS
OPINION.


The controversy arising from ''.he hirA~
criticism" of Rev. D.. Briggs who b.
been tried for hs.esy. viii change -
complexion of the interchangeable" ereea
In the very nature Of things every human
device IS prone TO change. Pray, vhy
should medicine be the exception to ID.
ruler The Hissogenetic system in thu
newest change and is head sad shoulder,
above the old and efete ''sy.tems" Hsv.
you progressed mentally sufficiently -
appreciate facss
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BALLAED SOCIAL NEWS.
Miss Mamie Eineha~t Entsrtains Her
Many Friends.

On WetasslSy NIGH, Miss Mamie Riaehar;
e2;sFsa.le1 few OF aer r ends 81 the resl-
Gence o. he- tataas. II. J. II R.aehsrt, en-
Leary sveaCe. Instrumental and vocal music
q; high order AZ 2e3 10 the enjoyment OF =
pleasant n evening. These present were.
Dg. and Ms, ; Il. G5aeha-1 Miss Acke lar.
Mss L.Esle BarSe, Miss Mclean. Miss Cocaraae.
NJ " barSe, Professor J. N Layaue.
NJ. ani M .. z. Cal.agA&n. Of tAs Amer
can hotel &ays issue1 cards az invitation II a
large number - attend TIE ss>.la % their
daughter Naa-, o. nexs Wednesday, 70 Mr..
Taoz4s Fovtes. one % tas nsast popular sud
courteous eoa1usto-s On the NoE.a End +
Nest siectrlc-st-est railway
NJ. J. ". WAe4tnzn LETT yesterday Tor Che
2aials, 3 /. oa = e1sjnass trip.
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Aboard the Yacht Cyrene.

The yacht Cyrsas OF las. saturday afternoon
TOOK ont 6 party for brief Trip on the So1rd
Those invited were: NJ. and Mrs Z : os oorne,
NJ. and Mrs. J. L. Moore. NJ za1 Ms L VII
lard. Mr.. and Mrs. Bank. Mr. AM Mr. Z bic,
Miss Lille Maitland. Mss Jennie HoaEhso1.
Miss Jessie Banks. Ms Gsy Banks. Mss Helen
Ps11s.a, Miss Ger.ru3= Hubbard, Mss Sei .
Hubbard. Mss Jennie Hob o0x. Mss Anas
Olsen. Miss willard. Ms Emma Jones. Mss
bsssle B1rwell, NJ. z. IL Bowman, Dr. : c.
Leo1aardr. Mr.. Leo Dailey, Mr. J. " Coln.n.
Ny. L ]. Conan ana Gr g. a CoIman
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musicale sud soc. q party was given 81 Mrs.
6. / csrys al Third sn4 spring streets on Fri
day evening. Tue gathering was more than
pleasant TIE music was furnished " M J. I
LANCER Mr.. Il yulech and Ar. ". z. L1ey. TIE
progrsmms was g-estIy en.oyed Taose present
were: NJ. a2d Mrs.. W. :. Jeckie. NJ. Shcckey
NJ. aod Mrs. 0. Z Pefsls- Professor and Mime
Lsecy. Mr.. T. 4. Pontius. Professor Larger Her-
man Juleeh, Mis- Heber. NJ. ". 4 Hess and
Mr. l. p Na6lelyn
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Al exearssoa party - Saoaualmie falls va
givsa hy Mr.. i F. Rur.eish on "Wednesday -
heEor Of the officers of the Charleston \
ssscEs. iTsJn en- gSe Lake shore road lefI tie
e5H At IL oeloc& in ire morning with TIA party
snd returned Al 5 n the evening The patty
took G2aea al the eots} aHd spsaG tive aoars IN
Viewing tie falls from above snd below sa1 ~
Fairias the surrounding scenes. The ctlceys =.
TIE Charleston we're. Lieutenant \. j. \. Patch.
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Harvard Csub ,Yeetfn-

On Friday eve1ing the Harvard Club. Of So
attic, held is regular quarterly meeting 8. ih=
Chamber OF C9g1nere= George H e Preston
gave tax about lis reeea. TIP 10 Jsp43. snd
siIer that saFpsr was served. The follow ng
were present: Ira Bronso2, James Hall, Of Po-t
b -aGeleE; Esmmoa lamont L F. Aessrve. d..
franklin :. Fa.ne-. VII an Parsons. Gorge
Hyde Preston. Kew. II T. ~heper5. Of Black a.
rnond; Joseph >1ipzen. F. :. S0uinsrd, Living
s.ou BoTG steEinsp. C I Tex
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Miss Helena Mcknight gave yachting party
yesiersta- afternoon on The Aa9iia ID the
following ii her friends: Mss Gertrude
Clark, Miss Kate MeG-aw, Miss Msud Csa-y
Miss kellogg. Miss Fi-ksa. Ms siio1a Fu-th.
Miss Evelyn Graves. NJ Fred Baxter. NJ Hsr-
b4ugh. NJ. tut. kellogg. NJ. GEy Post, NJ
Horton RsF. NJ. H1ze. Mr.. Bet Graves NJ
James Epler. NJ Rance, NJ We : ard Mr.
Barnett The yoaug folks had s delightful
tine on the yacht
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Master Mcdonald. Birthday Party.

The birthday party OF Master Theron Melon
a.a MAS celebrated on thursday night So the
residence OF NJ. and Ms. L W. Bnaney. The
evening was spent By giving sn o.6-is, hion9i
candy pull. with music xn9 nice rec4t.tions
TIE following guests h@3 s . e4ssu. evening:
Miss Mabel Perrin, Miss Maybe Harm, Mss
SYRIA Decker. Mss Sadie Kesog. Miss Edna
Trezlsine. Master Thomas Holm-n and Mes,e-
Js.aes Holman
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In Honor of Mr.. Horton Raw.

Mr.. Willie Hams, so1 o. Manager john Hams,
gave t5eA5er party lsSi sizh. 4. sae ,es.t
oTers-aouse il 5oBor OF his fr5ea6, NJ. Horton
Esy, wac leaves f9- seaool IN me East soon
4 ne gaests we're: M Horton Ezy and Ms
Ge-Eude lsr4. M Jane, D. H8zs ard Miss
s-d3nia Farta, Mr. sam EDe- .ni Miss JACK
so1. Mr.. Tul kellogg AM Miss Evelyn Graves.
Mr.. Guy Pos ana Miss MAl4e Clea-y and NJ.
Willie Hauus- Mrs. : ?. Hill seed ss chap
eroue for shs party an1 al sn.oyed The MAJ
va. Sas IN Nsx Me.er."
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Eentou-Crayper,

A. the Rainier hotel on Wednesday evening
last NJ. Ric2ard Fsatoa, Of New whs.coTn, and
Miss II elem K. Crarler. OF the same pace bu,
formerly OF seattle, were united IN
UsTrinony By the Rev. E.loti ".
Brown. The groom Is promiusn:
RAJ estate dealer .. New whascoua. and stands
exceptionally high ia the community Mrs
Fea.oa formerly Lived in this city, where she
Ia, sill q ao>. o. friends. who wish her bon
voyage On the sea Of matrimony. The newly
male coupe viii i've on BelIiaghara bsy.
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Little Peoples High Glee Pleas
ing to Parents
VERY CHARMING TENNIS TEA.
Rehearsfng for the Operetta by Society
roiks-Personal Intelligence and
Some Future Events.
TAccNA. jay Is

TAccNA. July Is
me so- reeuperation
las been given tAs
weary lover Of society
during tie psss week
" neither tie last party
Of the season has
taken p.sce or rot is .
coauE1rul hich
only Tine can IN
rsvel. Pienics do not
seem TO Re IL - gen
e-al favor - u>ual,
there having only been
quite q limited num-
bar during the rass rg
season. However, the
weather. wnEca , sys
rather sa i'm porssns
part IN 81 excursion
OF thst nature has
perhaps not teel any
too conducive 20 the
Uouosoa o. that s0-.
OF amusement. Ten
MS. zoo. hs= not cA. .a3
forth Sc much e1-
shusisSl as IL has n
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!s.cs past IN point OF the nuzxosr Of players 81
any rate. though there are sail fe~ wao re-
nsin very enthusiastic On that score Tie sub
tournaments VIII tSke p.sce tas latter psrs Of
i1ss zzo1fa, TIE mems tournament being On
lzIy Il. = and 9, AMI tee tournament in TIE
Ladies club On July 81. . and =. OF course
rhsre has been the ehs2ter. 20 which one could
s1!ou-a sewers evenings 1uriag the past wees,
but the plays, though fairy popula-, were nos
OF tie 6lgnes, order
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A number Of HE yogag friends Of Miss E.sele
CcwAa gathered very quietly Friday evening
and rendered her ze3u ne surprise parts az the
family residence, on Gladstone street Layola.
L was ve-y 81 oyatie alsi-. all kluis OF games
beipE in lu.gs: u Until midnight when. alter 4
delicious lunch. everybody di>oersei voting the
parry s. success
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Rsassrsals have eegua for shs ooerss.a. The
sorcerer," which Will be given under the .u-
sotess o. the G.es Club. in the place OF the third
Glee Club concert. about the middle Of Angus.
chorus OF sixty voices is wanted, gnd as the
music Is very pretty, gres. treat IS promised.
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The Aanila Club Entertained.

On Friday evening Miss EVELYN Graves
81 her home ~ Washington sni Twelfth
streets entertained the AQUils Leap Year Club
TIE evening wss delightfully."- speat IA games
su3 dancing Those present were: Mss Maud
Cloary, Mss Hsisa MeNaushl Mss Nate No
t5rAw. Miss >saoaS EuEIh aud Miss Lille Ke.
lagg. Miss ol.ye Baxter, Mss Wilson. sl.s>
Beatrice Ftskea, Mr.. FRED Baxter NJ. Guy Post
Mr. Horton Raw. Mr. TGu Kellogg, Mr. nss,
esuves. NJ. liar eAuSh and Nj HoSe.
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navigator. Lsezfe1an- J. J. Hanxsr, Leaseaa@s
]. T. 6l-anon, Ezs-<a r 2 Eass@tt. C1Ls@ 81
g4n=sr r. A WlLsoa. AsslssAa. Enxlnssr Il ".
Jones. Assistant Engineer Victor Blue, ASSISTANT
surgeon A T. 4 Carz.cg Nara Cadets Er.-s,
snseaaa. Day, Hss5-1zck T1@ Seattle Eae1
who accom- pzaisS than v=rs: NJ. John l. M
Grzw, M { J. saith NJ. B. r. B-ss. NJ Z. &
McHenry, M q. Il Gilman, Mr. p " Wit
rnsu., Mr. 8 C. wllusns, NJ. 2. A Gamble. NJ.
J. z Lily. Mr. ". A Bur.eigh, =, ". u a
gQc=s. NJ. l. Z EZr.Rsya