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A Nice Farewell Catherine.

Mr.. and Mrs. Cruikshank were met by a few
OF their many friends at the residence of.Mr A.
Beaumont, el3 Lenora street, where farewell
party was given in their behalf. After a few
hours of amusement with cards and music a
very pleasant supper was served, to which JUS
tice was done by all present, all wishing Mr..
and Mrs. Cruikshank a pleasant journey and
success in their new home, at Portland Or.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs Baylis. Mrs
NcGlahlin, Mrs. McDougal, Mrs. stratten, Mr..
Tess McGlahlin. Mr. :. Cruikshank, Master
Harry Baylis, Master Winnard Baylis Mr. and
Mrs. Cruikshank, Mr.. and Mrs Baker. Miss Nc
Lean, Miss Eta McGlahliD, Miss Martin, Mics
Hanes, Mr.. Ghee, Mr.. d. A. Bannerman.
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Surprise Party to Mrs. Depison.

Wednesday evening some OF her friends rave
Mrs. l. L. Denison very enjoyable surprise,
snd for a substantial expression OF their es-
TEEN very gracefully presented to her a
hands some mirror. Dancing was the order Of
the evening. aud then all repaired to the pretty
cottage on Fifth street for supper, which was
not the least enjoyable feature - the evening.
Those present were: Mrs. Westerman Mr. ann
Mrs. Taylor Holden, Mrs. Mitchell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Butterfeld. Mr. and Mrs. Westberg, Mrs
Nashburn. Mrs, McGiven. Miss Phillips. Miss
Husey, Miss McGiven. Miss Thompson, Misses
Flossie and Carrie Denison, Miss Green, Mr..
Green, Mrs. Thompson, Mr. Cauley, Mr. Brown
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Society Notes.

society
Licutenants Elliott and Kane. OF the Adsr.
were visitors in Seattle last week.
Mrs Lucinda Hastings and Miss Minnie H.,,
ings were visitors in Seattle last week
Lieutenant Charles Esplin, IT,, OF Seattle va.
warmly welcomed into Key City society.
Several of the young ladies held "a spinster,,
meeting on Friday evening which was larssl,
attended.
Lieutenant Winterhalter, OF the Yorktour
covered himself with glorious achievements. h,
his gs!lantry toward the fair sex
Commander Robey B. Evans. Of tha w
town, was the guest of Admiral Hotbsr,
Esquimalt last Monday and Tuesday. ~
Captain and Mrs. c. A. Johnson. of ro-,v
couVer' spent the week in Port Townsend me-
paraIoFy 10 departing on an Alaska tour
Lieutenant Ffske, of the Yorktow, 4,
young navai officer who invented the F,.ro
range system which is now in use on ALI man
war in sighting cannon.
Mt. MI. =. c. Robertson, formerly a prom,nsn.
~. III hey tity society, has returned from a
uip " MS o.o nome in Louisiana and Washing
Ton 'l'y. lie is now resident OF Tacoma.
MIS-. OeorEe W. Downs gave an "a, bor,.,k
party last "Wednesday evening which was lar-a,, 4
attended The assembled COMPANY eniovaS =
pleasant evening by dancing, cards and OH
diversions. ''Hes
Red Mems hall, on Maple avenue. was crowao,
with large party OF guests on last FRIDAY eyas
ing. The event was in honor OF tho tuar,
second anniversary of the Improved Orda. =,
Red Men. The evening was very pleasantly A.
joyed by the participants. CD
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. Nelson's Party.

Wednesday evening, May II, party was given
at the Russ house by Mr.. and Mrs C. Nelson,
assisted by Mrs. Dyars and Mrs. Miles The
fore part of evening was spent in playing whist
and other social games in the paror, after
which all repaired to the dining hall and par
took OF an elegant lunch. The dining hall was
then cleared and dancing was INDUCED in until
a late hour. Fine music was furnished by
Messrs. Ulin, Crawford, Arnold and Hunt
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. c. Nelson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Dyars. Mrs. Miles, Mrs.
Jobst, Mrs. Shipe, Mrs. Mcdonald, the Misses
Walsh, Miss Berry, Miss Bishop, Miss Anderson,
Miss schrader. Miss Van Olnda, Mr.. Crawford,
Mr.. Crane. Mr. Arnold, Mr.. Ulin, Mr.. Jenkins,
Mr.. Steers, Mr.. Wise, Mr.. Rogers, Mr. Harlan,
Mr.. Munger, Mr.. Ziglsr, Mr.. Brown and Mr..
Hunt
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A Child's Birthday Party.

Miss Pauline Pettis celebrated her tenth birth
day on Thursday last at the residence OF her
parents on Natchez street. The evening was
spent in games and refreshments. Those pres
eDt were: Miss Lizzie Krieger, Miss Bertha
Carr, Miss Rachel Mosier, Miss Jessie Cotton,
Miss Katie Nets, Mics Eva Stevenson Miss Alice
Pontius, Miss Rubie Burk, Miss Esther West,
Miss Lottie Rickerson, Miss Helen Rickerson,
Miss Phila Pet6s, Miss Pauline Petts, Mrs. Nc
Cloy, Mrs. Reiger, Mr.. o. E. Pettis, Master Frank
Pontius, Master Lee McCioy, Master Louie era
gin, Master Jay McCloy, Master Walter West,
Master Ralph Bridney, Master Russell Bridney,
Master Ovid Pettis, Master Fred Rickersou, Miss
Edna Cragin. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pontius, Mr..
and Mrs. Cragin, Mr.. and Mrs. McCloy, Mr..
Greenleaf, Mr.. West and Mr. Williams
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ola Miss De Voc reviewed the work, Mrs. Brag-
don played on the piano, Mr.. Fisken sang, &C.
companied by Miss Cheal. Rev. W. G. Eliot.
Miss Ayerst and Miss Bray read from the book
and Miss Cheal rendered. in faultless stvie, an
instrumental solo. Mr. Eliot read a sketch of
the life of Professor John Fiske, who will lee
ture at the Unitarian church on next Friday
evening on "The Discovery of America and on
Saturday evening on "Alexander Hamilton"
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Libbis Tremble, Miss Queen LittefeId, Miss
Gertie Trimble, Miss Helen Bainbridge, Miss
Ca:haeen Pink. Miss Brown, Miss Addie Dyer,
Miss Eva Bash, Mia Maud Smith, of Tacoma:
Mr. John Leatch, Mr.. Frank f. Jago, Rev. J. b.
Alexander, Mr.. J. W. Jones, Mr.. ]. c. Pringle,
Mr. H. NJ. Hammond, Mr.. James Caustin, Mr..
J. A. Wood and Mr.. Carl Sweeney.
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Miss Gussie Blase SURPRISED.

Last Saturday night surprise party was
given Miss Gussie Blase at her home, 30 Poplar
street The evening WAS spent IN games, reclta-
lions and singing. The programme rendered
was as follows:
Reciiation-"Bettie at the Party" Clara Mills,
Reeitation-"CEandua's Old Armchair
- :-..---....-.-- .....-..-...---.. Susie Crouch
Recitation he Lost Sheep 49, Lottie Drsper
Duat-''N hen shall We Meet Again
......-..... .Gassie Blase and Clara Miller
Recltaloa-"speak the Truth ..... Willie Blase
keciiatlon-''God Bless Mother" .Gussle RIase
sc!tatIon-"Grandmas Gone TO Heaven
Where Angels Are ...........A Agnes Plsss
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Carpenters' Union Meeting.

Tho open meeting and entertainment given by
the Carpenters Union in its hall, on Pike street,
Thursday evening, was not largely attended,
but all present thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
The following programme was rendered:
Musical selection .............B By the orchestra
Recitation-"The Old Slave" ..... Mr.. j. @. Hall
song-"My Bran New Chovel" Mr.. J. L. Owens
Eucore-"Rose Marie"
Recitation--"Miss Maloney on the Chinese
Question" Mrs. A. A. Barton
Recitation-"Billy Grimes the Drover'
.................M Miss Bessie Mckenzie
Observation-Disclosures of abor" Mr.. Abe Spring
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Informal Party for DANCING

A. iatosns. dancing party was given on
Wednesday evening s. O&d Fellows hall in
NORTH seattle The young folks thought they
Would have some fC1 wAlie the older members
q me cFle- vere attending Grand Lodge al
Nsi.a WallA Tho evening passed away IN =
pleasant manner Among those present: Miss
Hughes, Mss John, Mas AcGsaw. Ai.s orsas
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General Social Chat.

Mr.. Theodore N. Haller was in Port Townsend
on Friday.
Mr.. Angus Macintosh has returned from
California
Miss Margaret Mckinney was in Port Towns
end last week.
MI and Mrs. E. c. Kilbourns have returned
from New York.
Mrs. Gilmore entertained the Classic Culture
Club on Friday afternoon.
Judge and Mrs. Richard Osborn paid Port
Townsend visit recently.
The Century Club met at the residence of Mrs
Amos Brown last Thursday.
Miss Henrietta Wolf and Miss Sarah Gottstein
will spend today in Tacoma.
Mrs. Ron NJ. Crawford and Miss II. X. Steven
son have returned from Blaine.
Lieutenant J. Hayden, son of Major Hayden,
will soon be in Seattle to reside.
Mrs. Pierce and Mrs Intermela, of Quilcene,
are in the city on a visit with friends.
MI. and Mrs. John F. Miller returned yester-
day after a few days visit at Walla Walla.
Miss Jessie Sutherland, the sister of Mrs. W,
G. Ronald, is here from the East On a visit
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Tibbetts and Miss Ida
NJ. Tibbe:ts. Of Gilman, were in the city last
week.
Lieutenant Fred Siaoen, OF the Fourteenth in
fantry, is the guest of Judge and Mrs. II. G.
strive.
Mr.. c. A. Maydwell, OF San Francisco, Is
spending few days III the city, the guest OF Mr..
ana Mrs. S. l. Crawford.
Rev. ". B .Hollingshead and wife, OF Apple
ton MINI, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs l. W.
Buzby, at us Lombard street
M and Mrs. Joseph Yates Paige who have
made Seattle their home during the last year,
returned to the East yesterday.
Mrs. 5. Fraueuthal. who for the past five
months has been soiourning in California, re-
turned home last Sunday morning.
The Renton Hill Whist Club has discontin-
ued Tor the season. and an attempt is being
made 10 organize in its place q lawn tennis
club.
Mrs. Lucinda Hastings and Miss Hastings, of
Port Townsend, are visiting in the city, aud are
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Park Bis Ban
ner street
Mrs. Kinney, Miss Kinney and Miss Ethel
Kinney, OF North Yakima. have removed to this
city. and taken up their residence at SIS Pros
pect avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bunker. of Des Molnes, have
taken up their permanent home il Seattle. They
are at present with their daughter, Mrs. Charles
K. THOMPSON.
Nh J. W. Bixby gave an informal musical and
luncheon 10 Mr. ". R. Budden, Mrs. J. E
Crichion. Mrs. H. ". Durant, Miss Proper aud
Miss Croker on Tuesday afternoon.
J. W. Feirbank returned from three DAYS
stay IN Tacoma yesterday. He reports good sue
cess and considerable enthusiasm over the
Chautauqua educational work there as well as
in Seattle.
LAST Saturday evening Nine Berts Crive,li
gave pupils musicale at her residence on Rose
street The programme consisted OF instru-
mental sEd vocal selections, alter which re-
ireshmens were served.
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ciety event The festivities OF the present week
commenced by the outdoor picnic given by the
officers and ladies at the post last Monday after
noon, aud closed with grand ball in the even
ing. The farewell reception of the naval officers
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Mr.. Clarence 9. Preston to Wed.

Mr.. Clarence S. Preston. of the law Arm Of
Preston, Carr Preston, left Seattle on Thurs
day for Des Mones, Ia, where, on May 19, he
will lead to the altar Miss Abbie Dewey. daugh-
ter OF Mrs. H. J. Dewey, and one of the most ac-
complished young ladies of that city. Mr.
Preston Is a successful young lawyer of excel
lent abilities, and has large circle Of warm
friends here.
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Party Un the Duxamish River.

small party went up the Duwamish river on
the tug Hornet Friday evening to Mr.. James
Fields residence in South Seattle, where they
spent the evening very pleasantly. Those in
the party were: Miss Birdie Fitzhenry, Miss
Laura Miller, Miss Mary Miller, Miss Nellie Ris
dolph, Miss Lille Risdolph, Mr.. George Fitz-
henry, Mr.. A. Crawford. Captain George spauld-
ing, Mr.. John Foster, Mr. Thomas Broucher and
Mr.. Lee Colleg.
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Mrs. Taylor's Birthday PARTY.

Mrs. Taylor was agrseahly surprised Monday
evening by large party of friends, who had
been previously invited by her daughter Alice
Dancing, card playing aud music were INDUCED
in until about IL o'clock. when the guests were
served with fine supper. The following were
present; Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Robins,
Mrs. Clark, Mrs. DENLY, Mrs Gunterman, Mrs
Miles, Mrs. Bonfeld, Miss Carrie Koch, Miss
Mamie Lamp. Miss Amy Denny, Miss Alice
Alien, Miss Emma Gunterman. Miss Miles, Miss
Alice Taylor, Mrs. Jessie Barry, Mr.. G. W. Crane,
Mr.. Munger, Mr.. F. Crawford, Mr.. seely, DR..
Mondy. Mr.. o. d. Ward, Mr.. William Kirkland,
Mr.. Glenn Coffin, Mr.. Charles Clark, Mr. /. Keat.
ing, Mr.. Charles Swanson, Mr.. r. Allen, Mr..
Charles Gunterman, Mr.. A. Gunterman and Mr.,
Walter Taylor.
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KEY CITY SOCIETY.
Lively Season Of Pleasure at
Port Townsend.
SOLDIERS BALL AND PICNIC.
Charming Farewell Reception to Naval
Onicers-The Man-of War Adams
Scene Of Gaiety.
PORT TOWNSEND May IL

AlE Aasb AcItui W
has been the liveli-
est aud gayest So
ciety $ ca S o n for
many months. The
presence of n u
merous naval and
army officers and
their families and
the visit of Gov
ernor a n d NJ rs.
Ferry added much
to social pleasures.
t h o reception at
Colonel Landes'
yTaa a militant ca
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The Shakespeare Society

The Shakespeare Society met on Friday Alta.
noon In room II of the Central school. IT,.
names OF members were enrolled. and an az.
cellent programme was rendered:
Opening song-"How Beautiful, at EVENING
Hour" .............. 80.
"rennyson". Miss Hettie Hnhbs..
Vocal solo-"Barny's Come Home"
Miss Tia Nav.
Recitation-"Burial of Sir John Mooren "a!
Master Staniev piro-
Song-"When the Wind Blows" soo IT,.
acknowledgements
:....................Mi Miss Ray Wetse
Piano duet ...............-.....
..-.....-.. Masters Aubrey and Eugene law
Observation-Disclosures Beau
..,....,;:....:: $50. Miss Bertha Baker
Select reading-"The Famous Sea Fight
:......-...... -. Master Biarne Graf
Recitation-"The Two Brothers" Miss liz Nas's
Recitation--"The Kings Daughter
Miss frankie Parker
Songmine bltas pan pan no., Society
.......;: -..................M Miss Mabel Lynch
Select reading. Miss Maud Cooksor
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Mr.. Trowbridge's whist Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Trowbridge gave "drivo
whist party Friday evening at their residence.
8H Blanchard street, to a number OF their
friends. being in honor of Mr.. Trowbridges
birthday. The house was profusely decorated
with flowers and an elegant lunch was served.
Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs Gill
more, Dr.. and Mrs. Goodspeed, Mr.. ana Mrs. 4.
T. Wittler. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred II. Peterson, Mr.
and Mrs. T. f. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. White,
Miss Emma Vincent and Miss Genean, Mr..
James Johnson, Mr.. George King
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Entertainment for ROslvn Find

fine entertainment viii be given at the Sc.
attic opera house tomorrow evening under the
auspices of the Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent So
ciety, for the benefit of the Roslyn sufferers.
Following are some OF the features: Miss Viii.
zinski will recite, Professor LANCER will play on
the violin, Miss Hamilton will whistle, Miss
Hanna will play, Mr.. J. ]. Burns will deliver
short address on "Great Calamities OF the
World" and the Seattle High school orchestra
will furnish the music. In addition there will
probably be an exhibition drill by Company B,
OF the First regiment, National Guard of the
state of Washington The whole affair will be
made as attractive as possible, and the opera
house ought 10 be crowded to the doors The
admission price will be 25 cents; reserved seats,
80 cents
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The Governors Reception.

The reception rendered to Governor and Mrs.
E. r. Ferry last week by Colonel and Mrs. Henry
Landes was decided society event. The
Landes residence and spacious grounds were
tastefully decorated for the occasion. The
large parlors were thrown open and hundreds
OF guests were presented to Washington's chief
executive and his interesting wife. Mrs. Ferry.
The reception lasted for nearly two hours, tho
governors health was toasted and Mayor lib
balls, in his own grotesque aud peculiarly sensi-
tive manner, delivered an address or welcome.
Governor Ferry made q most pleasant
earnest and able reply, which was lis
tened to with marked attention. Tho fol-
lowing ladies assisted Mrs. and Miss Landes to
receive and present the guests: Mrs h o. hii,
Mrs Thomas Jackman, Mrs. r. W. Hastings,
Mrs f. A. Bartlett, Mrs J. A. Doyle, MaGame
Gerrish, Mrs. c. A. sawyer, Mrs. A. Ii. BAN
bridge. Mrs " A. Kimbal Miss cambridge,
Mrs. H. L. Tiboals, jr. The following United
States naval officers were presented to the gov
ernor III the order of their rank: united states
cruiser Yorktow Commander K. b. Evans,
Lieutenant Kennedy, Lieutenant Needer, Lieu
tenant Fisk, Lieutenant Hays, DIR. HARRISON
Paymaster Martin and Ensign Hutchinson;
United States man-of-war Adams, CAPTAIN
Thomas Nelson, Lieutenant w. +. Elliott, Lieu
tenant +. l. Carter, Paymaster Mcdonald, DR.
Corderio, Lieutenant Kane, Ensigns Mole ana
Schumacher; United States steamer Richard
Rush. Captain Colsou, Lieutenant Newcombe,
Lieutenant CdntWeil, lleuteHaHt heiADuib,
Chief Engineer Robinson and Assistant Engineer
Vollatt; United States revenue cutter Oliver
WoIcott, Captain T. I. Tozier, Lieutenant Bal
linger, Chief Engineer J. A. Doyle aud Assist
ant Engineer Marsiollott. The resident foreign
consuls, headed by J. G. Swan, Hawaiian con-
sui; Captain Z. Bondi, vice consul for Norway
and Sweden, and Rev. J. b. Alexander, British
vice consul, were informally presented. Cap
tain A. II. cambridge, U. S. A.,
Lieutenant w. A. Kimball, U. s. A,
Lieutenant Goodwin, u. s. A., and
Lieutenant Charles Esplin. jr., n. G. w; men,
bers of Farragut Post, Grand Array OF the Re-
public; Captain G. II. Jones, Lieutenants G. B.
Wood ard N. s. Snyder and members Of Com
pauy l, the municipal officers, delegation from
Chamber of Commerce and numerous other citi-
zens wsre presented to the governor. Mr.. Frank
L. Jago assisted in the introduction of the
guests. Colonel Landss made an excellent and
entertaining host, and entertained the large
number of guests in most hospitable manner.
All of tina army, navy and militia officers ap-
peared in full regimental uniforms. Sweet
strains of music from the Key City Band on the
grounds euliyened tho scene of the most bril-
liant and notable reception ever held in Port
Townsend
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Rainier Club to Move Down Town.

The Rainier Club, at meeting held onlFriday
evening. decided to move into a building at the
corner of Third and Cherry streets as soon as
the same is erected bAthe Seattle Theater Com
pany. The latter corporation has agreed to con-
struct just such quarters the club desires.
The entire matter OF detail was referred to the
board OF trustees of the Rainier Club, which
body will supervise the plans and interior ar
rangements. 1t is thought that such move
will prove beneficial to the club in every possible
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Mr.. John Elliotrs PARTY,

On Friday evening, May Is, Mr.. John Elliott
was given a birthday aud surprise party by his
parents at their residence, lis South Eleventh
street The evening was spent in the most en-
joyabe manner, everything being prepared to
make it so. The guests invited were: Miss
Mabel Sheahar, Miss Olive Carson, Miss Stella
Kent, Mr.. Alfred Breidenstein. Miss Helen Jen-
ner, Mr.. K. n. Hummell, Miss Myrta Bagley.
Mr.. Earle Jenner Mr. Isador Singerman, Miss
Blanche Newuurger, Mr.. Emil Frauenthal Miss
Blanche Shaw, Miss Ravena Neville, Miss Car
RE Frauenthal Mr. Willie Kent, Miss Ethel
Bagley, Mr.. Ernest Jenner, Miss Flossie Nelson,
NJ. Bert Nelson. Mr.. Albert Malan, Mr.. Charles
Hikson, Miss Hilda Kline. Miss Zoe Stetson,
Miss Jessie Elliott, Miss Leila Rice, Miss Ger
trude Walsh, Miss May Spaulding, Mr.. J. j.
lesser, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Giering, Miss Ruth
Giering, Miss z. A. Morris, Mr.. W. ID. Wellman,
Miss Cora N. Hummell, Miss Maud Shaw, Mr.
Norman Jenner, Miss Irene Lesser, Miss Hazel
Davis, Miss Maggie Major Mr.. Cecil Tenny, Miss
Title sehlesinger, Mr.. George Guy. Miss Flor
euce Monroe, MIR. Ralph Paul, Miss Grace Way,
Mr.. Herbert Jenner, Mr.. Victor Carson Miss
Gertrude Levy, Miss Eda Davis, Miss Laura
Guy, Miss Sarah Bauman, Miss Lula Bird. Miss
Lillian Lesser and Miss Nellie Paul. During
the evening, between the interTnission of games,
etc, Miss Cora NJ. Hummell favored the guests
with selections OF songs from the latest operas
which were highly appreciated Mr. Lesser
Miss Carrie Frauenthal, Miss Gertie Levy aud
Miss Sarah Bauman also pleased the guests with
songs, and Miss Helen Jenner Mr.. W. u. Well
man. Miss Zoe stetson sad Mr.. Isador Singer
man pleased the folks with instrumental music
upon the beautiful piano, which was among the
numerous presents given to the young man.
sumptuous repast WAS spread, which was
highly endowed.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Wits. p,rtx

Mr.. and Mrs Frank p Lewis entertained
friends CT drive whist on Wednesday evening.
az their home, col University street. Whist was
played for two hours. after which prizes were
gwen and refreshments served Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene BogardUs received the frss prizes and
M kaser and Mrs. Whittier the second Those
present were: NJ. and Mrs Henry Thurman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price Nj and Ms Wit.ler
Mr.. AMI Mrs Fremont Cole. Mr.. and MIA Frank
steele. Mr.. and Mrs. Raser. Mr.. and Mrs z
Bosar1as. Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Humphrey, Mr..
). u. Riley and Miss Personeus
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Future Social Events.

On May % the Scotch Society viii give an az
fair in the HincEley block.
Al excursion is being arranged by the Y "
c. A 10 Nashon island for the latter part OF this
month
The ladies committee OF the Y. ". C A will
give an ice cream and strawberry festival al IS
sociation headquarters on Tuesday evening
May -
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Miss Hanna. Theater PARTY,

A charming theater party was given on We'd
nesdav evening at the Seattle opera-house by
Miss Hanna. Her guests greatly njoyed Marie
Wainwright as the shrew. Those present were:
Miss Spencer, Miss Hunt, Mr. J. r. Mcdonald
Mr.. Will Fischer, MI. George Riley and Mr.. Gus
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A number OF delegates to the Presbyterian
conference, which is to be held at Portland are
expected to visit Seattle on Tuesday next 1t
has been decided to give the visitors a recep-
ton at the Chamber of Commerce on that after
noon, and to show them the various attractions
of the city.
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Lean Year Thester PARTY.

A leap year theater party was given at Cord
rays on Friday evening. Those in the party
were: Mr.. and Mrs. i. A. Nadeau, Miss Robe
son, Miss Lake, Miss Hughes, Miss Leland, Miss
John, Mr.. b. W. Barnes Mr.. s. l. Robson, Mr..
G. Fl. Woodhouse, Mr.. j. Olcovieh and Mr. C. K.
RObesQu.