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ChehAliS News.

CHEHALrs, Aug. Especial. l-On account Of
the bursting of boiler in the mill yesterday
the city is without electric lights for couple OF
weeks. The accident has revived the talk Of
purchasing independent motive power for the
light plant The mill company is said to be
ready to give up its contract with the city 70,
furnishing power as its engines are overwork ed
The council held q special meeting TO conside,
the matter last night, but postponed final action
for few days
Herbert Haven and Thomas Urquhart, of Sc
attic, were in the city the first of the week
They came down on fishing and hunting ex
pedition.
Mr. and Mrs. n. B. Cofman. Professor Forrest
and the Misses Forrest and Jackson, who started
from here several weeks ago to make the ascent
OF Mount Rainier. returned a day or two ago
They went up 11.0O feet, and were compelled
by stormy weather to return
r. W. Atkins, of the NJ Z. church, has 81 ven
up his charge here on account of i'll health The
congregation, to which he has given spiritual
guidance for several years, Is extremely sorry &c
lose him His future location ID not vet de
cided upon.
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SOCIETY AT HOT SPRINGS.
Mountain Climbing and Many Private
Pleasant Affairs.

Hot SPRINGS, Aug. Especial 1.-The dry,
dne and cool weather has set in, aud those
here at the springs for their health exhibit
marvellous improvement Society is gamer by
each train. The gay life In the cities is at
tended with so many discomforts that the hotel
and cottages here are filed with pleasure seek
ers. Mountain climbing seems to have the
preference in the way of outdoor sport aud
majority of the high peaks in the vicinity have
been assembled The most noteworthy attempt
was made last week by Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald
Welch, Mr.. p r. Garretson and Mr.. Frank F.
Potts. The party started at daybreak, and by
noon had climbed the foothills at the base of
Mount Leegarpobald, the highest mountain in
sight of the springs. From there the ascent was
rapid, and by 2 O'Clock the top was reached. A
light lunch was taken, mineral specimens
picked up and the return made in three hours.
Saturday evening the finest hop of the season
was given. Mr.. l. G. Mccain secured Tacoma's
finest baud, and the most delightful dance was
INDUCED in till way into the night The dane
ers and spectators were Mr. and Mrs. T. w. Han
sen, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Gilbert, Mrs &. J. Ker-
shaw, Mr.. c. King, DR.. Wing, Mr.. and Mrs.
Yates, Mr.. McAdams, Mrs. Reitze, Mr.. Irving,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Mccain, Miss Mccain, Mr..
Thomson, Mr.. Ed Eyer. Mr.. aud Mrs. Speer, Mr..
and Mrs. W. II. Borthwick, Mr.. and Mrs Moses,
Mr.. and Mrs. Weinberg, Mrs. Weisback, Miss
Evans, Miss Collinson, Mrs. Nadeau, Mr.. and
Mrs. ge-Tustin. Mr. and Mr.. 7. Goldsmith and
many others.
A fishing party, composed of Mr. and MrA
George Becker and Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Borth-
wick, last Saturday made one of the best catches
of the season. A fine specimen of the mink was
trapped by the party. aud its beautiful skin
now makes fine memento OF the trip.
Mr.. Charles Marble and Mr.. Mckenzie, of
Tacoma, caught 20S trout in one morning.
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SOCIETY AT BALLARD.
Mrs. Z. M. Wilson Gives . Pretty Te
for Her Frienda.

MRS. Z. M. Wilson Gives . Pretty Tea
for Her Friends.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. C. NJ. Wilson
gave very pleasant tea party to O number OF
HeI iriends at her residence on Broadway and
Ballard avenue They were joined in the even
ing by number of gentlemen and music and
games were INDUCED in until late hour. These
present were: Mr. and Mira c. Wilson, Mr.. and
Mrs +. Bates, Mr.. and Mrs s C. Moon. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Mcdonald Mrs Eastman, Mrs. II. Will
son, OF Edmonds; Mrs. 7. Abbott, of Ainslie:
Miss Fitzpatrick, of Tacoma; Mr.. J. M.
Donoghue.
The Ladies' Aid Society of ths First
Presbyterian church were especially in
viteo BY Mrs ]. sullivan to spend
wednesday afternoon at her residence on Burke
avenue The ladies spent the time pleasantly
ana well in industriously quilting. An elegant
iuuch consisting of ice cream, cake and lemon
ade was Hospitality served by Mrs. sullivan.
Ihose present were: Mrs. J. Sullivan. Mrs.
barbara Wildfang, Mrs ]. C. Young, Mrs
Charles Mann. Mrs. R 7. Hawley, Mrs. n Beck,
Mira Willard, Mrs. D. Faulkner. Mrs. Salisbury,
Mira Niekerson. Mrs. Pennewell, Mrs. Lyle, Miss
Mary saiher, Miss Mary Lyle, Miss Gertie sulli-
van, Master John Lyle.
The disappointment caused by rainstorm at
the last picnic given by the ST. Stephens
Episcopal church induced few of the members
70 have clam-bake in the same place last
thursday. The day was beautiful. but the en-
Joyment on this occasion was also marred
oy chapter of accidents. Mrs H. E. Leaders
dress caught fire and burned to the waist and
her husbands hands were painfully burned. Mrs.
j. W. Daniels burnt a hole in her dress and Pro-
lessor Layhue's clothing also caught fire. Mr..
Keoick aud W. h. Din went rowing, but q huge
breaker filed the boat with water. drenched its
occupants and threw it upon the beach. But
the dangers they encountered seemed to have
added spice to their enjoyment, for all say they
had delightful time Among those present
were: Rev. aud Mrs. P. E. hyland and family.
Mr. and Mrs. George Armour, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Wheeler, Mr.. and Mra Eugene Ricksecker,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Leader, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs.
Tanner Weiss, Miss N. McGe.trick, Mr.. Burke,
Professor ]. II. Layhue, Mr.. W. II. Dill
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Personal Social News.


Miss Sparkling has returned from Port Cres-
cent.
Mr. Alyah Glover Salmon was In the city on
Monday.
Mr. W. NJ. Calhoun went to La Conner on
Wednesday.
Miss Sanford. OF Bridgeport, Conn.,. is visiting
Miss Noble.
Miss Frances Wilsinski Will spend . week at
Long Beach.
Mr. Fred Reed, OF North Yakima. was in the
city last week
Mrs. W. A. Harrington ID spending some time
at Snoqualmie.
Mrs. J. B. Alexander, of sedro. IL the guest of
Mrs. c. II .kittinger
Mr. J. NJ. Wrestling will leave for the East
some time this week.
Mrs. J. A. Parks has gone to WILDLY island
for her summer vacation.
Mrs. c. W. Turner entertained . few friends At
dinner on Friday evening.
Mr. Bernard Pelly will take trip to England
the latter part of this month.
Judge and Mrs. J. J. McGilvra are travelling
on the Continent for pleasure.
The Rev. and Mrs W. W. Cos will go to Edin-
burgh, Scotland, III September.
Miss Irene Heckle, of Red Bluff, CAL. 10 visit
lug her aunt Mrs. L. w. Bonney.
Judge Struvs returned yesterday from trip
10 81 raul leelng III Goou nedItu.
Mrs. Belle b. Haines is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice McMcken at Port orchard.
Mr.. Fred X. SIuve has returned from two
weeks trip to Portland and Vancouver, Wash.
Miss Helen Mcknight entertained few
friends at her father country house on Wednes-
day.
Mrs. N. A. Summers and her daughter. Mrs
Robert Starr, OF Cal, are visiting Mrs. L. W.
Bonney.
Mr. and Mrs J. NJ. Wrestling will soon give Q
house warming al their new home III West
Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Wright, of Lincoln, Neb,
are spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. l. A.
Nadeau.
Mrs. W. NJ Calhoun Is spending some time
with her father-in-law, DR.. q. V. Calhoun, OF La
Conner.
Mrs Edwin A. Strout, Mrs. J. d. Lowman and
Miss Noble are sojourning at ranch on the
Cedar river.
Mrs George p Markle and Miss Goodwin are
visiting their parents, Lieutenant and MIS-. W.
I. Goodwin.
Miss Lizzie Jay Richardson has gone to La
Conner. where she will be the guest OF Dr. IT, "
Calhoun and family.
Mrs IL. q. Strive and Miss struvs returned
on Tuesday last from pleasant trip through
the Yellowstone park.
Miss Marie Chadwick and Miss Carrie Willis
OF salem, Or, visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T. B.
Piper, OF LA Ieser avenue.
Miss Fanny F. Paddock, daughter OF Bishop
Paddock Will on August IL. at Tacoma, De mar
ried TO Mr. John VI. Miller, of that city.
Judge Thomas Burke will leave in the fall Tor
Europe where he viii join Mrs. Burke ana IN
the spring OF 1895 they Will return to Seattle
Miss Blanche Terry. Miss Lutte Terry, DF. A
J. Forrest and Mr. W. q. Baker, with party OF
Tacoma friends, have gone into camp near Kent
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice MeMickep, Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert MeMieken, Mr.. and Mrs. A W. Engie,
Mrs A. b. Stewart and Mrs Belle h Hsines are
camping out near Port Orchard They will re-
main there about one month.
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CALL FOR REPUBLICAN STATE CONyIynoy

A general convention of the Republics,
party of Washington is hereby called !.
meet 1t the city of Olympia on wedns
day. the tenth 1oth) day of August Ia,
at 1O:3O O'Clock a. m, for the purpose :
nominating four presidential electors. -.
congressman. full state ticket. aupo;n.
ing q new state committee and for n.
transaction of such other business A ma,
come before the convention.
The basis of representation to the co,-
yention. hereby called shall be 40 follo,,
to-wit:
One delegate At large from each couns,.
one delegate from each county for evw,
one hundred (l00) votes and one dele,,..
from each county for each fraction Of fif,v
t5O) votes or more over one hundred f,oe
tho same to be calculated from the num.
Der of votes cast in each county "a, N.
Republican candidate for governor !,
1889.
Upon the foregoing basis the sev.,.a
counties in this state are entitled "a r,n,..
sentation as follows:
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1t is recommended that the Republican
county central committees call the prime
ries in their respective counties for Sasur
day, the twenty third (23d) day Of July
and the county conventions for Saturday
the thirtieth (3Oth) day of July. 1891, m
less in their judgment they deem it bsst
to name earlier dates.
1t is also recommended that each county
convention elect alternates a. well q DEL
egates, so that their representation IN The
state convention shall be by duly elected
delegates or their alternates only. In eas
q delegate and his alternate are both ab
sent the delegation to be authorized b
cast the vote.
For the formation of county and prs
cinct committees we respectfully refer 10
the '.rules" and ask thas they Be followed
By order of the Republican state CON
mittee. E. T. WILSON, Chairman.
RALPH X. NICHOLS. Secretary.
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Personal and Chat.

Mr.. l. J. Peutacost is at North Yakima
Mr.. A. c. Morse has decided to locate here.
Mr.. John Ferriss left this week for the East
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Fratt will probably return
next week.
Mr.. G. H. Flower, Of Fairhaveu, was in the
city this week.
Mr.. Stephen Sears was here this week from
Petersons Point.
Miss Nettie Merrill will spend year in Maine
visiting her sister.
Mrs. George Browne was in from camp for a
short time this week.
Mr.. F. N. Trotter and Mr. NJ. Tyler have re-
turned from their trip
Mr.. and Mrs. James Simon have returned
from their wedding trip.
Mr. Paul Schulze viii return Wednesday from
trip to Eastern Washington
Superintendent Gault, of the Tacoma public
schools, went to Spokane Thursday.
Mrs. George Browne and family are camping
at delightful place near Lemon Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Maulsby have zone In
their South Bend ranch for several weeks
Mrs Townsend and Miss Townsend have 70
turned from their trip to Snoqualmie Falls.
The wedding of Miss Paddock and Mr. I II
Miller will take place on Wednesday, August NJ
Miss Edmunds has returned from her visit tn
Seattle, her friend, Mrs. Reich coming bacL
with her.
Mr.. r. B. Whitaker and Mr.. W. N. Allen hava
returned from a delightful outing snent .,
Gray's harbor and the ocean beach
The latest Mount Rainier climbing psrtv ron.
fists of Mr.. Frank Stottler, Mr. Edward Meath
Mr.. Arthur Hovey. Mr.. Culver, Mr.. George
Fraser ee
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Tine Thurlow Camninr Panty.

The yacht Hypatia left here last Monday
evening Tor a two weeks camping trip on Port
Orchard bay with the following persons on
board: Mr.. and Mrs Z. NJ Thurlow. Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Thuriow ard Miss Mabel v Thur
low. After reaching the camping grounds at
Port Orchard they Will be joined by party
composed of a number of the most prominent
people of Sidney, among whom are Mr. and
Mrs. Is. l. Brown, Mr.. anu Mrs. Hartraupit, MI
George shoup. Mr.. +. NJ. Taylor, NJ. Frank
ShOup aud Mr. Manharr
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The Seattle Cot.lliou Club.

The Seattle Cotillion Club will give its next
affair on Thursday evening Tue fine little
steamer City OF Aberdeen has been chartered for
the clue aud its guests for the entire evening
She will leave the City dock at o'clock sharp
and viii mcander about the bay until mid
night An orchestra will render concert and
dance music for the pleasure OF all those pres
ent- The boat viii be elabOrately decorated
and elegant refreshments will be served
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4 Moonlight Church Party.

on Wednesday evening the young people OF
Calvary Presbyterian church INDUCED in an ex-
cursion around the bay. The steam yacht Per-
haps conveyed the merrymakers TO AIki point,
aud the ride home was made beneath a sill
very moon. Those in the party were: Miss
Coming. Miss Neavet, Miss Allen, Miss Berry,
Miss Altman, Miss Sarah Altman, Miss Melon
aid, Miss Kate Holmes, Mrs. Coming, Mr. Rich
ards, Nh. Allen, Mr.. Upper, Mr.. Cramer, Mr..
Wallace, Mr.. Ball. Mr.. q bsou, Mr. Hayes, Mr..
Coming. Mr.. Bull and Mr.. Finley
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been awarded to the winnerA IHe .Inio TOT
exposition to open will be here before long,
when there will be plenty to do. All musio
lovers, and even those not blessed win 'nis
trait, are expecting much enloymen' nroa e.e
hand which will be in attendance. The con-
certs at The Tacoma are very greatly enjoyed
this year, the piazza forming very pleasant re-
treat. When the Spanish students do not play
outside the music is in the parlor and people
ait both outside and In.
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Master Cochran's Lawn PARTY.

4 lawn party was given on Friday evening nv
Master Willard Cochran a. the residence of his
parents IN Queen Anne town. Those in the
party were: Miss Ethel Bagley, Miss Brownie
Bsg.ey, Miss May Aiair, Miss Zelta Florence
Mas Eva Harper, Miss Jannetts Cochran, Master
Eugene Graham, Master Ralph sheafe Master
Paul HARPER, Master Armon Marien, Master
Louis Knight, Master Ollie Florence, Master Row
hlnReaT aRd Masters Fred and Willie Cochran
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SOCIETY AT TACOMA.
A Delightful Riding Party to
Point Defiance.
LADIES' WHO EXCEL At TENNIS
Pleasant Trip to Yacht CluD ho"so-
Tennis Prise winners Dine"
Personal and Chat.
LADIES WHO EXCEL At TENNIS
TACOMA Aug. 6-lspecialL

warmer wealth
er has been
making itself
felt, society,in-
stead OF being
subdued. rises
TO the occasion
and has sup
piled several
intere sti n g
events during
the past week.
he ladi g 8
lawn tennis
tournament IL
over, and the
prizes b q v 9
y, r. ehn
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Shields.CalhOun.

On Wednesday last at La Conner the nuptials
of Mr.. J. NJ. Shields and Miss NJ. d. Calhoun
were celebrated in the presence of Q number of
relatives and mutual friends of the contracting
parties. The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. p C. l. Harris, pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal church of that place. Miss Calhoun
Is the daughter of DR.. G. v. Calhoun and the
groom 10 the superintendent of schools of Skagit
county. Their many friends in Seattle and La
Conner wish them well in their new and happy
relation.
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Mr.. L. t. Coles Thea,er PARTY

Monday evening Mr.. Irving T. Cole gave box
party at CoTdray's. snc entertained at his resi-
dence, i,SS Eleventh street. the following: Miss
GaxxaIn, Miss Ackee, Miss Noble, hiSs sanford.
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AMI Mr.. G. N. Austin. Mr.. r. NJ Palmer. Mr.. H.
Kay Messick, Mr.. Fl. R. Meserve, Mr.. George
Hyde Preston aud Dr. c. ". Shar plea.
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Future Social Events.

Invitations have been issued by Mrs. I. WILL
lam Adams to her lady friends Tor an Sat
home on next Friday afternoon.
Trinity Parish Guild will have basket pic
mic TO Lilliwaup falls Tuesday. 1t will be great
social success
The Misses Cheal Will repeat their little COM
edy, "Tulu," at Trinity Episcopal Guild room
on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Charles +. Whittlesey on Tuesday after
noon will give a tea i'll honor of Mrs. H. T.
Stone, of South Carolina The hours will be
from 4 to o'clock.
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Luncheon for Prize Winners,

The ladies' tennis tournament ended on Tues
day, the prizes being awarded to the winners on
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. r. B. Price gave
luncheon at her home on North Yakima ave-
nue., on Wednesday, to those who won prizes in
the ladies' tournament Two favored outsiders
were present. The table was very prettily deco
rated. the prevailing color being yellow. At
each ones place was a card, on which was
written the name and decorated with a little
drawing with reference to the game of tennis.
Those present were: Mrs. Il. b. Price, Mrs.
George Browne. Mrs. Fred Snow, Miss Ander-
son, Mrs. W. l. Landell, Miss Jessie seymour.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 6-The Cunarder Urnbria
arrived this morning, making the trip in Eve
days and twenty-five hours The beat previous
run was made by the Cunsrder Etruria, in Sep
tember, 1850. in six days, one hour and fifty
minutes.
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Julian-StAn fl ol d.

On the afternoon of Monday, August !, Mr..
james II. Julian, of Seattle, and Miss Lillian
Stanfeld, of Walla Walla, were joined in mar
rage at the residence of the officiating clergy
man, John F. Damon, $40 Fifth street, in the
presence of a number Of friends and well-wish-
ers. Mr.. and Mrs. Julian will make their home
I'm the Queen CITY.
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Seattle Lodge, No. 81, gave social and enter
;siruent az the Armory last Wednesday evening
that was attended by az least i.509 persons. The
Programme that preceded the dancing was
opened by Richard Osborn. In few well-chosen
words he extended cordial welcome 20 all He
was followed by horn quartette. Myron NJ
orout then sang solo, hiea was greeted with
warm applause. Miss Mae fotyin played a
couple Of piauotoF;e solos shat aroused the au.
dle1ee Up 10 The highest pitch OF enthusiasm.
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\ oR7HEaN
PACIFIC n.

Pullman Sleeping Cars, Elegant Day Coachs
and finest Palace Dining Cars between Seattle y
Paul and Chicago without change. Connection
for all points in the United States and Canada
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Van Brocklin-Lauedon.

On Wednesday, at the residence of the
groOm's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Van Brock
lin, Terrace and Sixth streets, DR.. W. P. George
performed the CEREMONY which made Mr.. Frank
N. Van Brocklin and Miss Charity Langdon
man and wife. Very few persons were present,
the nuptial ceremony being exceedingly pri-
waite. Mr.. Van BrOckln Is q young business
man of the CITY, and a son of the gentleman
who 10 a member of the board of public works.
The young lady is well-knowu in the city, and
has many friends.
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Tacoma Yachtsmen Visit O,vuu,.

Tacoma fachtsmen Visit Olympia.
OLYMPIA, Aug. 6.-tspecial I-Abou, seventv.
five members of the Tacoma Yacht Club rescha,,
here this evening and gave hop at the Olvmnia
hotel tonight. They will make the return tr;n
tomorrow. 'P
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Sample towels, odd towels, similar towels at
great reduction. The Bon Marche, Front and
cedar Strssta
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The Cymrodorion Society.

The Cymrodorion Society, OF Seattle. had q
large and lively meeting Friday evening, the
constitution being amended and the Rev. D.
Thomas was unanimously elected chaplain.
After the routine business was transacted good,
enjoyable programme was rendered, after which
enthusiastic addresses were delivered by Mr..
Rees p. Daniels, w. Jones and Rev. d. Thomas
The principal matter discussed was the proposed
picnic. Labor day is the day set for it. The
members from the country will have a better
opportunity of joining with Seattle on that day
The place and time oil meeting will be given
later. after the special meeting which is called
for August 10
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SalmOn-R Richards.

On Tuesday next at Tacoma Mr.. Alvah Glover
Salmon. the pianist, will marry Miss Richards,
Of that city, at the residence of the brides
parents on North L street. They will take q trip
through Oregon and Northern California and
will return to Tacoma by August 20. Mr.. Sal
mon 10 well and favorably known in this city,
and Miss Richards has also established herself
amid warm circle of friends here. she for
merly lived in Boston and Kansas City, but for
some time past has made Tacoma her home.
Music is her special vocation in life, and with
harmony of aspirations there 10 every reason to
hope for bright future for the young couple.
They at least have the good wishes of many Sc
attic frieuda
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Riding to the Beach.

On Thursday q riding party went 10 foih'
Defiance, starting about o'clock, having sup
per on the beach. and returning in the evening.
supper was taken in Mr.. Thorne's launch, ana
two parties went to the beach in Mr.. Thornes
and Mr. Covers launches Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs Chester Thorne, Miss Norris, MISS
Withrow. Mr. &. L. Cover, Mr.. A. d. wright
Miss Tisdale. Miss Dagmar Tisdale, the Rev. Mr.
Gosliay, Miss Hall, Mr.. Harry Sharpe, MISS
Bowen. Mrs Arthur Bowen, Miss Gertrude Holt,
Mr. jackson, Mr. Arthur Pritchard, Mr. 4. G@
Griggs, Mr. H. s. Griggs, Miss Griggs, Miss Ed
munds, Miss shera, Mr. I. Fl. Handforth, Miss
Post, Miss Greene, Mr.. J. G. Dudley. Mr. W. Z.
Best, Miss Calkins, Mr.. G. L. Mum, Miss Sey-
mour Dr. Hicks, Mr.. w. p. Prichard, Mr.. A.
Pritchard, Miss Paddock, Mr.. p. J. Fransioii. MI.
i Miller
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n
Taking effect April 8.
TRAINS LEAVE sKArrLDs
For 81 Paul and East-2:55 and IL: 90 p N
For Portland and South-9:25 a. m, S;A5 p m
For OlympEa-9:25 M. and 2:oo p. m.
For MonteSano and Gray's Harbor-S:3o = n
For Tacoma and Local-7:00 9:2S = n. lI'Si
2:oo, $3.50, Ss45 and 1l:U0 p. m
TRAINS ARRIVE AT sEAfrLA
From St Paul and East-ll:30 . m and ii:S
p. IN.
IRON Portland and South--5:o5 p m and Eis
. IN.
From Olympia--ll 80 q. III and sos p m.
From Montesano and Grsy's Harbor-ovs
From Tacoma and Iocai-S:45 and ii 80 NJ
2:45. 6:O5, 500, l1:25 p. IN. and 10 . m
RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TICKETS TO
ALL POINTS In THE wORLn
For rates, routes and other information call on o.
address
A D. CHARLTON. Asst Gen Pass Agt
l2l First st. Portland. w
4. NApEAU. General Agent. City Ticket Oincs
corner Yesler avenue and Commercial sHs>
Seattle.