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BALLARD SOCIAL NEWS.
Fine Reception Given to Newly Mar
rIed Couple.

The reception given to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
HOUSTON on Wednesday night In the Baptist
church was one Of the most successful affairs of
the kind that ever occurred in Ballard, aud
fiattering testimonial to Mr. and Mrs. HOUSTON
as we'll a. highly creditable to the ladies Of the
various churches who managed it About 800
well-dressed congenial souls paid their respects
to the bridal pair and offered them hearty con-
gratulationa About 10 o'clock Mr.. r. w.
Grover, on behalf of the people Of Ballard, pre-
sented to the couple . handsome silver cake
basket as q token of the respect and esteem OF
the people for Mr.. HOUSTON as an honorable
and good citizen. table tastefully and beau
tifully decorated with . profusiOn OF flowers,
was well iadened with q bountiful supply OF re-
freshments, which were served to all present.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Finaran, DR.. and Mrs. J. II. Rine-
hart, Rev. and Mrs. L X. Fahs,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Faulkner. Mr.. and Mrs. sgd
ney Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Bowers, Mr. and Mrs. J.
M. Donohue. Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Graves, Mr.
and Mrs. A. w. Preston. Mr.. and Mrs. William
N. Curtiss, Mr.. and Mrs. George Shields, Mr..
and Mrs. N. Beck, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Desnoyer,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Desnoyer, Mr. and Mrs. John
Reed, MI and Mrs. II. c. Crooks, Mr.. and Mrs.
Annely, of Seattle: Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson, of Sc
attic: Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
Brinkman, Mrs. A. A. Allen, Mrs. Ii. E. Leader,
Mrs. A. Kilwoxth, Mrs. Ii. T.. Nickerson. Mrs.
Mcdonald, Mrs. r Cormier, Mrs. Frank Frazier
and Mrs. Riley. Miss NJ. Riley and Mr.. Mac
Dougal, OF Schuyler, Neb.; Mrs. l. NJ. Curtiss,
Mrs. Mattherson. Mira Thomas, Mrs. Grey,
Mrs. Oliver Briggs, Mrs. Bigger, Mrs Jennie
Pe.ls. Miss Warren, Mrs. L. A. Hawarth, Miss
Pells, Miss Anderson, Miss Sophia Schillestad.
Miss Peck, Miss Hazel Wright. Miss Hamblet
Miss Tiedemann, Miss Harvey, Miss Bertha
Thurston, Miss Gersie Kiiworth, the Misses
Emerson, Miss Iona Davis, Miss n. Sprague,
Miss Dora Hesser. Miss Ethel Sprague, Miss
Belle Willard. MIR. Warren Lucas, Mr.. J.
F. Sinclair, Mr.. +. C. Shirtiff, Mr.. A.
Dow, Mr. r T. Hawley, Mr.. W. Sprague,
Mr. A. E. Aud, Mr.. w. o. Hays, Mr.. Way, Mr.
Kindred, Mr.. Polienius. Mr. Harvey, Mr.. Ward.
Mr. Ole Sehillestad, Mr.. F. Schillestad, Mr.
Charles McGettrick, Prof. J. NJ. Layhue, Mr.
+. Pells, Mr.. A. E. Pretty. Mr.. b. o. Redick, Mr.
Z. Z. sprague. MIA. Hamblet, Mr. Mcmillan, Mr.
s. C. Watnsy. Mr.. A. Mccullough. Mr. ii. Haw-
ley, Mr. Nsls Nelson, Mr.. Thomas Shields, Mr.
Louis Anderson, Mr.. r. Hopkins. jr, Mr.. Lam
guile, Mr.. John Hansen. Rev. J. c. Warren, Lo-
PEE island.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. wheatman, In company
with Mrs. Thomas II. Smith and two children,
left on Friday over the Canadian Pacific for To-
ronto and other Eastern cities, where they will
remain until next spring visiting friends aud
relatives.
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Tho Ladies' Musical Cluh.

The Ladies' Musical Club will give the first
concert Of the season next Friday afternoon a,
Pettis Chamhres de Musique. VIVA, its quality
will be may be judged from the following pro-
gramme:
Sketch of schuberi's life ..Mrs BavIev
(s) Cradle song-op. aS, No. q
(b) "The Message ........... --'.'-..scauoers
Miss Young
Foionaisc-op. 10. No Chopiu
Mrs Mltten.
Mira Rochester,
sbHSs Sncpin
Mrs. Churchill.
"The Resting Place Schubert
Mrs. King.
~ ysI.s-p t aas major an3; o. Chopin
Mrs. Frank Black.
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Piano Given To a Church.

On Friday evening last the members of the
Epwosth League of the First Methodist Epis-
copsl church presented the church with fine
piano For some months past the young folk
have been at active, energetic work giving vsri-
Gus entertainments, with the object of raising
tie necessary funds The piano is a handsome
Que. aud is a welcome addition Co the property
OF the church. This league g one of the most
active In tas city. sad is always doing some
good work Of the kind. The following pre-
cTsTnTas Was given:
Piano solo .....................p Prof. r W. rucy
Baritone solo. Mr.. NJ NJ GrOus
s.esdinR. sSssNtfd ny jenkins
Vocal solo. Miss Ferguson
The Knight and tie Lady ...-.. -.
.......-...........ks Rev ". L. George H. u
tccAi 500 = Mrs hu0Elus
Club swinging .,........-............ Prof Ilnuy
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SOCIETY AT TACOMA
Summer Sports Giving Way to
Autumn Diversion.
TENNIS SEASON NOW CLOSET
Progressive Euchre Party for the Ben.
Mt OF Children's Home-Gos.
sip and Chat.
TAcoMA. Sept. lI.-,sneniai

ing on apace,arevolut,ou
VIII undoubtedly taka
place In society. Sum.
mer sports win, it 4
feared. soon have 10 h.
abandoned, an nm.
brella will b onss dailv
companion, and tha
winter routine win Be-.
gin. Autumn here, how.I
ever, does not cause thd
Changes that It does In
the Eastern states TIA
abundance OF foliage
there. which In the fall<
turns to q mass Of gold
and red. IN nn;ko Ai@
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Personal Social News.


DIR. E. W. Young went to Tacoma Tuesday.
Mr.. c. J. Smith has returned from Portland.
Mr.. Harry J. sheaie has returned to school at
Boston.
Mr.. Edwin Ripley went to New Westminster
Thursday.
The Hon. W. H. Calkins was in the city ON
Wednesday.
Mr.. Fred A. Johnson will leave tonight for
Portland, Or.
Mr.. E. B. Piper, who has been to Salem. Or,
has returned.
On Wednesday morning Mrs. W. A. Hardy left
for California
Mr.. Jacob Furth has returned from his trip to
San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs G. r. Park have returned after
an absence OF q week.
Mr.. d. Soils Cohen, of Portland, Or, In az.
pected in the city today.
Mr. Frank q. Haddock has returned from hi,
Eastern trip much improved in health.
Mrs T. II. Cam and daughters have gone To
San Francisco to spend several montha
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Colman are spend.
Ing their honeymoon AT Colorado Springs.
Mr.. J. NJ. Wrestling has written that he has
been having pleasant time in Philadelphia.
Dr.. and Mrs. D. E. Buchanan, OF the Tulalip
Indian reservation, were in the city on Wednes.
day.
MI }. bofnsteln mas fu6e returned after
absence OF two months on . trip 70 the Eastern
cities.
Mr.. Charles 2. Burwell and family, who have
been visiting Mr.. A. S. Burwell, have departed
for Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r Forrest paid q visit To
Mrs A Z. Allen at their Puyallup hop ranch on
Wednesday.
Miss Bessie Carkeek, who has been whiting
her sister. Mrs. Maynard, OF Victoria, returned
last Monday
Mr.. IT. 5. Niles has returned from British
Columbia, where he spent most of the summer
In the mountains.
Mrs ]. A. Hatfield has just returned from n
two weeks visit with her friend, Mrs. E Can
field, at La Conner.
Miss May Buck has returned from Wildly
Island. where she has been visiting friends for
the past ave weeks
Miss Weston, who has been wishing Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Weston, returned on Wednesday
tn her home, Petalnus, Cal.
On Tuesday Mr.. Bernard pslly deusrtsd for a
lengthy trip 20 his relatives in England. Us
Will De gone several months
Miss Lucille Marion. alter an absence of four
months in wails walla and Coifax returned To
the city On Wednesday NOR ming.
on Tuesday night 9. Cordrxy's theaser A boz
party was given by Mrs Erastus Bra,nersf.
Lee guests we've AI. aad Ma John Lesry, Mr..
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The Young Peoples Fraternity of the First
Unitarian church began its work for the season
with a very enjoyable meeting on Wednesday
evening last Mr.. Herbert b. Huntley was re-
elected president, William II. Day was chosen
vice president and Miss Hattie Bray secretary
treasurer. Miss Helen Devoe, Miss NJ. J. Piper
aud Rev. W. q. Eliot, jr.. wero appointed pro-
gramms committee. Miss Emily Aitkin, Miss
Jean Ayers and Mr.. William Coates were selected
committee on hospitality, and for committee on
entertainment Miss Marsh, DR.. Robert W
schoenle and Miss LILLIAN BRAY were named
Three new members were initiated. Miss Reed
played a number of good musical selections. Mr.
Alex Jameson convulsed the company with a
dissertation on "oid Mother Hubbard" and Miss
Ruby Bray sang very acceptably. The outlook
for the year is very good indeed
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Mia Butier's sururise Partx

On THURSDAY pleasant surprise was given IA
Miss 6rsce l. Butles 10 her fasay fr.enas e, h.-
home In South Seattle, the occasion bel.ic her
birthday. The principal feature Of the ovenife
We dancing, All 81 = Late heGs 6 dainty .uuea
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ent from the struggling to earth Of tho a.,
brown leaves Of this Western coast. II vf
soon DO time to think Of recognizing club
Tor winter recreation, planning out !
course OF reading for the improvement ~
the mind. or doing something which MIN
be different from the course follovsS
throughout the summer There has not bsss
so mnch riding during the pat summer e
heretofore, and now that the rainy season vii
probably soon begin. IL will have to b. pot.
poned until next year. Tennis. too. viii soon
be memory OF the past, until next season. 4.
though few have remained constant 70 IN.
last The hops at The Tacoma are.oveP for tia
summer. and the delightful concerts furnished
by the Spanish Students will also be heard ma
more until next season. The exposition stil.
furnishes many delights to those attending. t6S
music being still more appreciated a time goea
on. On Monday the representation of the "B.t.
tie OF Gettysburg" was great success, IL bsiue
repeated last evening, King county day.
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Baer.Frederick.

On Thursday evening at the Renton hill resi-
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Frederick. parents
OF the bride, Mr.. NJ. L. Baer and Miss Maud
Frederick were joined together in the holy
bonds Of wedlock, tho ceremony being per-
formed by the Rev. J. 8. McCallum, pastor OF
the Christian church at Olympia, but formerly
pastor of the First Christian church OF this city,
The house was charmingly decorated. The va.
rious rooms were done in the following colors:
The front parlor in red, the dining hall in yell
low, while the bridal drawing room was deco
rated with pure white roses. The bride, who
was gwen away by her father, was dressed in
white gown of lansdowne, trimmed in chan.
tilly lace After the ceremony was over the
guests were invited to sit down to q banquet that
was characterized by dainty refreshments and
generous hospitality. Mr.. and Mrs. Baer have
gone on their wedding trip to sau Francisco,
and will return In several weeks. The follow
ing invited guests were present: Mr.. and Mrs.
8. Rosenberg. Mrs. w. E. Crews, Mr. and Mrs.
Beriah Brown, Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Frederick,
Mr.. and MrR E. A. Bridgman, Mr. and Mrs. d.
Warner. Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Gilger, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. L Z. Booth, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Gilman, Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Thiedin-
ger, Rev. and Mrs. R e. Dunlap, Miss Lucy E.
Pratt, Miss NJ. Warner, Miss winniired Andruss,
Mr.. Boyd J. Tallman, Mr.. LYMAN Harris. DR.. J.
NJ. Fox, Mr.. d. s. Kinney, Me-. NJ. NJ. Grout, Mr..
J. T. Rlakistone, Mr.. A. w. Brown, Mr.. George
Frederick, Mr.. Cliff Andruss, Rev. J. 8. Mccall
lum, Mr.. Thomas 7. Littel, Mr.. Alvin Curtis,
Mr.. H. G. Allison, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Crevelll and
others.
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AT SOCIAL SHRINES.
The Past Week Marked by a
Number Of Happy Weddings.
MRs.MEsTLiMc.s PRETTYDANcE
Musleal Clubs to Begin Active Work
Coming Hop Of the Cotiliion Club
Social Chat

NY OF the society
folk who have
been away to the
hills, to the sea-
shore, or even
abroad, are now
returning to take
mp the threads OF
busy life and to
once more enter
the realms OF So
ctal recreation
that were broken
OF, in . measure,
BY the summer
season. Review
ing the summer
social season just
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the Rev. S. Dell Johnston, pastor OF the United
Presbyterian church, Mr.. Lewis F. Newroth and
Miss Alice Beale, OF this city, were married.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Newroth will for the present re-
side at 2O2 Second street. The wedding was q
quiet one, but a reception will be given the
happy couple at an early day.
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A beautiful home wedding was solemnized on
last Wednesday evening at the residence OF MI
and Mrs. Andrew Simon, northwest corner OF
West and blanchard streets. Tie contracting
parties were DIR. John Cochran, prominent
young druggist OF Victoria, b. c., and Miss
Edith V. Simon, youngest daughter OF Mr.. and
MIRA Andrew Simon, OF this city. The
marriage ceremony was impressively per-
formed BY the Rev. Wallace Nusting, pastor
OF Plymouth Congregational church. The
bridesmaid was Miss Nellie Condor and grooms-
man Mr.. Thomas Brengan. Mr. and Mrs. Coch-
ran are both well known IA the city, NJ. Coch-
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reception WAS given in honor of Miss Emma
fierson at the home OF her parents. on Tenth
street, last saturday evening. september 10.
The house Was artistieaily decorated with
flowers. ferns and eyergreens and q fine pro-
grsiune was arranged by her friends, as follows:
fssno SOLO -.-........."..-. Miss Ella fierson
bong .Serio Comic Qusrie,ts
Recitation. ....................Ais Miss Belle Hume
pges Observation-Disclosures. Miss Ada Long
Guitar. harmonics ana banjo selections.
Mf' Charles shaw Mr. sam hamo' Mr.. George
fiano ana violin soio''..-....;; ; M'vs tiesson
sSns1.a nay a, the circu.s Mr.. George Haley as
Rxrisoae solo. Mr.. sam Hume
After tho programme dancing was induse
IN. the grand march being led by Mr.. s Hume
Then the young folks adjourned to another
loom, where 8 nns feast wss prepared, which
consisted of all the delicacies o: the season.
After supper the young iolks left tor their homes
Those present were; MI ana Mrs.
frerson, Miss Ella fierson, Miss
Ada Long. Miss Annie Wood, Miss
Maud feass, Miss Ross Caldwell, Miss
Bella Hume, Mas Adlcsn Msyert, Miss
Myrtle stephens, Miss Mamie Russell. Miss Ella
fessa, Miss Mamie ]. Long, Miss Lo;iss Herring,
Miss Mamie A. Long. Miss Hai;y PINK
ham. Miss L&szis Pres,ley, Miss Lulu Baker
Nh sam Hume, Mr.. Percy Callahan. M Der,
Town. Mr.. Ernest Earsld, Mr.. Charles shsw.
Mr. IASdsn Ismsreux, Mr. Harry BootA. Mr. a
lac Aesrs, Mr. Harry Haalsy. Mr.. Ia tii.hsst
Mr.. George Russell. Nj George Ha1lsy, MI
Henry Cosin-
Puget Sound Congregational Club.
The Puget sound Congregational Club uss on
Wednesday evening at Plymouth church aud
there Nero present many members from Tacoma
well a. other places on the eeaaa. After
soase uFae bad beea speat ia social cNsavsrsxtioa
the entire ciu5 Vas invited into q supper. which
VS. well pssp~yed saa thoroughly eHlassa ~
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was served. Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. J. r. keenan,, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Camp
bell. Mr.. and Mrs. Loader. Mr.. and MIA Butler.
Mrs. H. P. Nadeau. Mrs. Cowan, Mrs. Anderson,
Mrs. Day, Miss Lizzie Henry, Miss Annie Henry,
Miss Grace L Butter. Miss Gertrude Butler, Miss
Rosa Reid, Miss Mamie Hanna, Miss Katie
Hanna. Miss Mamie Murphy. Miss Alice Hitler,
Miss Emma Loader, Miss Belle McEachern, Miss
Anna McEachern, Miss Bella McKinnon, Miss
Sadie Evans. Mr.. A. C. Rumble, Mr.. n. J. Con-
way. Nj. Louis Conway, Mr. Ed McNuity. Mr. D.
Ksnell, Mr.. J. Mcleod, Mr. D. Mcdonald. Mr. d.
McKinnon, Mr.. G. Kuske, Mr.. E. II. Earle, Mr..
II. z. Nyman, Mr.. J. Towle, Mr.. J. OHars, Mr..
A. McKinuon
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A Pleasant D.neinr Party.

The first social hop OF the season given at
Rauke's hall BY Prof II. T. Whitley, on wednes-
day evening last. was well attended. Among
those who participated were the following:
MrA. Whittier, Miss Davie, Miss Alice
Poole, Miss Anna Seymour, Miss Ada
James, Miss Lottie Poole, Miss Ma
rion Johnston, Miss Grace Robbins.
Miss Daisy Hanson, NrA Watson. Miss Alice
seymore, Miss N. l. Reich, Mrs. f. A. Sawyer,
Miss May Amunds, Mrs. Mcfarland. Mrs. N.
Lewis, Miss Tillie Peterson, Miss Louise Knapp,
Miss Selma Peterson, Mrs. Whitley. Miss Lottie
Swanson, Mrs. Bendle, Miss Thorsen. Miss
Emma Jackson, Miss Bessie Wendien. Miss NJ.
o. Brien, Miss l. Gott Mrs. C. T. Shafner, Mrs.
II. A. Sawyer, Mrs. Davis, Miss Annie Moore. Mrs.
3. Miliner, Mrs. N. Dupras, Mrs. C. +. Wilde,
Mr.. Whittier, Mr. Fred Blomberg, Mr.. F. W.
sutherland, Mr.. A. A. Sutherland, Mr.. J. ).
Crawford, Mr.. George r. Derby, MI. J. Moss, Mr..
+. Porter. Mr.. A. Neaher, Mr.. w. A. Newton,
Mr.. W. r. Stevens, Mr.. II J. Bostwick, MT. N.
Z. Dnnne, Mr.. James Mitchell, Mr.. Harry Fraser,
Mr. II. Pulver, Mr. w. A. Stewart, Mr.. G. H.
Law. Mr.. r. I. Reed, Mr.. J. r. Pugmore, Mr..
w. A. Neaher, Mr.. George Taylor and many
others.
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Shrauger-Fiunie.

Mr.. L E. Stranger and. Miss Mamie Finnis.
both OF Hamilton, Wash, were married in this
city Wednesday evening at the residence OF
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Zimmerman, lis Randolph
street, Rev. Kenneth Duncan, pastor of the
Second Presbyterian church. officiating. Mr..
Stranger is the Democratic candidate for county
attorney In Sksglt county. The couple will
spend week or 80 visiting various cities on
the Sound and then take up their abode in
Hamilton.
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HoulstOn-McLean.

Mr. Thomas HOUSTON, of Ballard. and Miss
Margaret Stewart Mclean, of the same place,
were married on Tuesday, September Is, at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Brown. at ITO
Front street. The Rev. Wallace Nutting per-
formed the ceremony. Miss Brownie Brown
was the maid of honor and Mr.. W. o. Hayes
acted a. best man. The decorations in the
house were of ivy and roses while in the dining
room yellow was the prevailing color. Mr.. and
Mrs. HOUSTON went to Victoria TO spend the
honeymoon. Those present at the ceremony
were Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Brown, Mra Denton.
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs. Auley, Mr..
Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. Byrnes, Mrs. Averill, Rev.
Wallace Nuttin1.
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Smith.Hamlin.

On Thursday last at the residence OF Mr.. l. T..
Turner. the Rev. George +. Whitworth oficiat-
ing, Mr.. George J. Smith and Miss Nellie Ham,
lin, both of this city, were united in the holy
bonds Of matrimony. The bride is favorably
known to many in Seattle, having been a
teacher In the public schools for several years.
while the groom also has many friends and
we'll wishers. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, alter the
ceremony, departed for Olympia, where they
will spend about q week. After October 10 they
will be at home to their friends at 80 Temper
auce street
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Hebard.P Proper.


A merry company, consisting OF few friends,
met at the home of Rev. and Mrs. d. d. Proper
on Washington street Wednesday evening, Sep
tember H. 1892 The occasion was the marriage
of their eldest daughter, Leota, to Mr. James
Hsbard. The ceremony vas performed by the
father of the bride and was original. unique and
impressive. The house was beautifully decor.
ated and tasteiully arranged for the happy
event There was no business in the dress of
the bride. but she was attired In white silk en-
train decolette. The groom wore the conven-
tional black. They were preceded by the two
little sisters of the bride. one of whom carried
the wedding ring on . salver secured for that
purpose. The presents were both beautiful and
useful Mr.. Hebard il young business man of
the city. He IL q man of excellent habits and
bears every evidence that he will succeed The
bride is the eldest daughter of her parents and
member Of the Market street Baptist church
They left for Q week or ten days down Sound
and possibly will make a short run over the
Canadian Pacific. Many were the congratuia-
tons and deep interest expressed. Upon their
return they will begin housekeeping on W ash
ington street, next door to the parents OF the
bride. Among the Seattle people present were:
Rev and Mrs. ]. w. Read, Mr.. and Mrs. b. Pet
tit, Miss Nellie Hardwood, Mr.. and MIS-. ]. W.
Bixby, Mr. and Mrs. Durant, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
de Moultipied, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Budden. Miss
Nellie Henry, Mr.. Gardener. Mrs Ackley.
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Mrs. BENEFITS Deli~htful re..

Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Nelson Bennett rsv,
delightful tea at her home on C street IA.
sides the ordinary pleasures OF tea, such 4
pleasant talks-perhaps a little bit OF gossip.
etc.--there was some charming music. Mrs
Makinson having sung delightfully."-, besides
some other very excellent music The houss
was very prettly decorated, aud the whole
effect called forth delighted explanations from
the guests. Among those present were: Nm.
Nelson Bennett, Miss Bennett, Miss Yaplss.
Mrs. Samuel wilkeson, Mrs. C. w. Griges. Miss
Griggs, Mrs. Henry Hewitt. Miss Hewitt, Mrs.
A. e. Foster, Mrs. Harrison Foster, Mrs. J. &,
Boyle, Mrs. j. A. shank, Mrs. Pinkerton,.
Mrs G. X. Delprat. Mrs. J. N. Keen, Mu1
J. B. Best, Mrs. worden, Mira J. NJ Miller
Mrs. E. F. Ouimette, Mrs. l. B. Roys. Mn
Alexander Reed, Mrs. Makinson, Mrs Joshua
Pierce. Mrs w. II. Woodruff. MIA II. H. Holt,
Miss Holt, Miss Evans, Mrs. and Miss Cslkins.
Mrs. John Ferriss, Mrs J. NJ winslow, Mis-,
Ferrtss, Mrs. l. r Manning. Miss Bass, Mn,
Percy Dickinson, Miss Dickinson, Miss smith.
Mrs. r. b. Price, Mra Frederick Motel, MsI
Frederic Snow, Mrs. A. R Zabriskie, Mn.
Stephen Sears, Mrs. White, Mra Raynor, Nias
Baker. Mira Baker
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The wedding of Mr.. William E. Bailey and
Miss Fay Huldana Alger, OF Detroit. the daugh-
ter of Gen. and Mrs. Russell A. Alger. which
was celebrated on Wednesday evening last at
Detroit, was one of the most brilliant nuptiaI
ceremonies ever known in the history of that
state. The scene of the event was the home of
the brides parents, the officiating clergyman
being the Rev. Walter Radcliffe, d. D. The
bridal party consisted Of the following: Miss
Frances Alger assisted as maid of honor: Miss
Baldwin as frat bridesmaid: Miss Pullman, of
Chicago; Miss Bailey, of Harrisburg, Pa: Miss
Irene Swift, Miss Katherine Baldwin, Miss Mat
tie Plat and Miss Lucy Griggs as bridesmaids.
Mr. Morgan Beach. Of Virginia, was best man,
and Mr. Frank Tracy, of Washington City; Mr..
Josiah Collins and Mr.. Abram Barker, of Seat
tie: Mr.. James Bailey, of Harrisburg, Pa; Mr..
Iangdon, of Minneapolis; Mr.. Fred Joy, Mr..
Russell A. Alger, jr., and Mr. Fred c. Aiger
ushera The bride was attired in q beautifully
made robe of white satin en- train. Her orna-
ments were diamonds and she carried a bouquet
Of orange blossoms and white orchids. After
the ceremony had been performed the bride and
groom headed the march to the dining room,
where the bride cut the wedding cake At 10
O'Clock In the evening Mr.. and Mra Bailey de-
parted in Gen. Ayers private car on their we'd
ding tour, and when that is over they will come
to Seattle to live. For q week previous to the
suspicious event the people of Detroit have We'd
with each other in extending social courtesies
to the young couple and their friends.