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The Father Matthew Society.

The Father Matthew Total Abstinence Society,
ST their regular monthly meeting sunday even
Ing. July 5, at G. A T. hail. elected the follow
ing officers: Chaplain, Rev. Father Sweere;
president, Mr.. John Conyery; vice president,
Nj Phillip D. o'Brien: recording secretary. MI
Bart Lynch: financial secretary. Mrs Mcker-
uSn: treasurer, Mr.. John J. Walsh; sergeaDt-a'-
arms, NJ c. Murray. After the officers were
installed the ususl literary exercises were rem
dered- The object of this society IL not only
the administering OF the pledge, but 20 aid sll
those who viii 10 avoid temptation and REIN
state themselves IN the respec. of Others.
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A Pleasant Surprise Party.

Miss Ida Hadvin and her cues. Mss Lizzie
shsrples. of Victoria, were surprised 81 the
home of Miss Hadwin, on Gould snd McLAne
streets, on Friday evening. Refres hmenss were
served and sll enjoyed pleasant time. Among
those present were: Mss Ida Bridges, Mss
Grace Bridges. Mss Lizzie Sharpies, Miss Agnes
Peterson, Mrs. William Bruce, Miss Minnie RIP
ley. Mrs Weaver. Miss Leighton. Miss LetI;e
leighton, Miss TIA Haiwin. Miss Florence Had
win, Mr.. W. Brewster, NJ. Earl snyder, Ar. o.
snyder. Mr.. ". ; Camp, NJ. ". LANCE, Mr.. A.
Nestover. Hr. ]. Bridges, Mr. A. MePheetecs.
Mr.. a L SKY and MI Star. Ballard.
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Future Social EIenta.

Tomorrow evening Mr.. Frank B. Wrestling
will give boating party.
St Marks Club viii meet ct the Chamber %
Commerce tomorrow evening.
On August the Colman camping party will
start for orcas island on the yacht Cyrene.
The next hop given By the Seattle Cosillion
Club will be held in Ranke hail Thursday even
ing, July Is
The Women's Christian Temperance Union
will have al excursion TO Snoquslmie falls on
Wednesday. July -
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Beating Party to Union Bay.

A boating party was enjoyed Wednesday
evening" on Lake Washington. Four boats were
taken from Madison street. TO Union bay where
the party landed and induced in college songs
around an old-.ashioaed campfire. The party
terminated So li:So p. N with ice cream aud
FIRE crackers. The following were present:
Miss Jessie Banks, Miss May BANKS. Miss Ber-
nice Culver, Miss Harris. Miss Alice Ore. Miss
AaGa olsen. Miss Edith Williams, NJ. George
W Aiken. Mr.. 5. Aharon, Mr. J. y. Davidson,
Mr.. Jack Daniels. Mr.. Fran2 e Wetherbee, Mr..
Alfred Williams and NJ Herbert Willisms
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The Semitic Choral Society.

The Seattle Choral Society was formed last
"Wednesday evening. meeting viii be held 81
Pett!s' Chsrnhres de Nu>iQue on next Wednes-
dag evening Tor the purpose OF sleeiiug officers.
Some OF the best soloisrs % the city are in the
chorus The intention 5 30 give the ocstorio
"Eu!aa," by MsGde.ssoAa. Three concerts viii
be gwen each season hy sahsc,iptLon-
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Dinner to Militia Officers.

The officers OF Company I. OF Port Townsend.
were nei on Monday evening by Mr.. F. A.
Wing, 81 his residence on North Broadway and
Harvard streets The following guests were
present: Captain George II. Jones. First Lieu
tenant c h. Wood, Second Lieutenant \. s
snyder. Se-geanss J. A Wood, J. II. Causten. VI.
:. Dobos, II. u. Culver and Cogpo.ais J. ".
Dobhs. E PecSard, L 7. Robinson. L " Potter,
J. T. shesaau, E. n BsGwell
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Union of ST. Marks Societies,

The women of Sc. Marks church held al i'm
portsat meeting las: Friday. when the various
paroehial agencies FOR wonea's work were
united under the one strong organization as
the Women. Guild. The guild has beea foe
two years pss. one OF tie NOS; successful
church societies in the city. Il has established
name for its social popularity IS well IS
church zeal In the future the guild will meet
tie first Friday morning il each month 81 I0:So
o'clock in the church At the next meeting
officers for the yea, viii be elected.
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In Honor of Miss Adler.

On Wednesday evening, under the direction
OF Mr.. Ralph Schoenield and Mr.. Fred Frsnken-
burg delightful picnic, excursion and dance
party was given out az Lake Washing
ton in honor OF Miss Flora Adler,
the present guest Of Nj. AMI Mrs. Henry Fuhr-
man. The Kirkland was used for the boat
ride and Laurel Shade pavilion for the
dance The affair was very pleasant and
sll participants hai good time. Those present
were: Mr.. and Ms. g. winehill, Mr.. and Ms.
A. Fortlouis, Mr.. and Mrs. l. Sehoeafeli Mr..
and Mrs /. Mon heimer, Mrs \. De,giner, Mr..
and Mrs SeAiess. niger. Mr.. and Mrs L.
Goodman, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Mayer, NJ. and Ms
". A. Goststein. Mr. and Mrs L Mo-gens:eiG,
Mr.. and Mrs sam Ro.enburg. M
and Mrs Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Lesser. NJ.
and Mrs Frank Aronso2. Mrs. lssScs, Mr.. and
Mrs ocoivieh, Mrs. lsaacs, Of Tacoma; Mr.. and
Mrs Fgiead, Miss Gus;a Gottslein, Miss God
smith, Miss Sarah Goldsmith. Miss Henn.e
Wolfe. Miss Glssie schultz, Mss Hanna kierski.
Miss Stina k0Tn. Miss ot.enheiner, Miss Fora
Adler. " SIS Rosy Davis, Miss Becky Sehoen field,
Misses Wilzinski. Miss Tile winehill,
Miss DsSy,ner, Miss Friend, Miss Wanen-
burg. Mrs. Roth, Mr.. and MIS- Davis.
NJ. Plncus, Mrs. sig Aronson. Mr.. J.
Brown, Mrs. A. L Cohn. Mr. /. Buybsum.
NJ. sam Brown, Mr.. a Ellison. Mr.. y.
E.teuson. NJ. NJ. schultz. Mr.. Fred Kier-
p. schoen;eli. Mr.. Kslter, Mr.. F. Levy.
banm, Mr. n Davis, Mr.. Rosefeld, Mr.
VIII WuEinski. Mr. Leo Xobn, M J. Hersh-
berg. Mr. Toidaan. Mr.. r. Berkraan, NJ J.
Merits, Mr.. Portuguese. Mr.. wslenhUrg, Mr..
Rock, Mr. Fred Fraakenberg, Ny. Ralph sehoen-
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Mrs. Hatfieid's Dinner.

Colonel and Mrs J. A. Hatfield gave dinner
on the evening OF July III hoaor of their
guest, Mrs. Candeli, of Whatcen- The menu
was elaborate sad the floral decorations were in
great pro.usion and OF exquisite design The
invited guests ware: Mrs. CandeId, of What
COM; Lieutenant and Mrs. kimball, OF Port
Townsend; NJ. and Mrs. Pennington, Mrs.
Stevens. General Garry. Of spokane: Colonel
Scott, Mr.. Hackney. OF Chicago, snd Lieutenant
White. of Vancouver barracks
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Hupter-Hsmi,ron.

pretty wedding soos place o. the residence
Of the brides parents, ll6 Bel. on NonGzy morn
ing, July 4. st 5 o'clock. NJ. John Stsvar.
Hunter sn3 Miss Fannie Enmageue Hamilton
being the contracting Bridegroom and bride
The Rev ". w. Gee performed the ceremony.
The happy couple took the steamer for y.esoris
and other points II British Columbs 20 srsnd
their honeymoon A few intimate friends were
present AZ the wedding.
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Weliman- Hummell.

At the esriy hour o: $50 p. II. July O. Mr.
Waiter D. welImsn snd Miss Cora Nsy Hum
neil were Joined in wed .ock By Rev. John z.
Damon, at the residence OF NJ and Ms Ed
Gierins, ia East street, in the presence OF Mr
and Mrs Gieriug, Mr.. L $ Rowe, Miss
Mauie Ssull, Miss Vena Rowe, Mss Jessie
Elliott. Miss Ruth Giering A surao.uoUs re-
past followed the ceremony and the company
separated with tia bess wishes for the happy
ones
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Morehead-Gregory-Hogau-Rowe.

Two couples were joined in marriage with one
ceremony 81 the residence OF Mr.. and Ms. J. W
Norris, corner of Eighth and Le1ors streets. on
the evening Of July s By the Rev John F.
Damon Nj. George c Moreaes3 and Miss
Maud Z Gregory, also Mr.. Charles A Hogan
aud Miss Lydia A. Rowe, sll OF Seattle were re-
speCtiveiy united in the presence of eornranv
OF relsiiyes and friends, inaugursting their
honeymoon win celebration o; ,adepsu denee
dsy
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Mr.. Eoc Dinner.

Mr.. Percy ". Rochester gave s dinner on
Thursday evening st the Chamber OF Commerce,
Those who honored the occasion with their
presence were: Judge Thomas Burke, Dr.
Blaloek. Mr.. Y. A Ryan. Mr.. n Il. Gilman. NJ.
J. B. Netealfe. M J. II. MeEiroy. NJ lee 3,
Hart. Mr.. c. q. Heifner, Mr.. 1. d. Ross, Mr.. J.
". swezas, Mr.. E ". Lester, Mr.. ". Il Talbot
and NJ. ". II. Moore.
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Observation-Disclosures.

A. the residence Of the brides mother, lis
Bell street. st s. n. Monday. July 4. Mr. jon
f. Hunter was married 20 Miss Fannie Z. Hsr,fl-
ton. Oaly few relatives aud friends were
present TIE Ceremony wss performed BY Rev.
". W. Coe. and alter s wedding breskEss, Mr.
ana Ms Hunter lstG for shor; visit TO Victoria
They Will b 81 AoE1e TO friends ag.es Ialy IS q,
lilo Sell street
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nrmoer OF ladies and gentlemen met q. the
residence O: Mrs. j. P. Bennett 80 5l9 Madison
street and had good social time in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs Wright, of Tacoma TIE honse
was urettily decorated These who assisted the
hostess in receiving were Mrs E. L Ray and
Mrs. .. z. Craig. programme as follows was
rendered:
Song Mrs. Anderson. OF Tacoma
Recitation Mrs William Butte. OF Whsteom
Song Mrs. E /. Rsv. of seattle
song ....Mrs Anthony. OF Oakland
When the various numbers asd been rendered
dancing was INDUCED in aud refreshments
served, which were enjoyed by all
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A French Lunch.

On Tuesday afternoon the Ladies Literary
Circle o. the Tsy OF street Methodist Episcopal
church met with Mrs. !. = MGd.eorooA. A
dslaty French lunch Was served 10 helsate3
the enjoyment % the occasion Among thoss
r-eSea. were; Mrs. Rees ?. Daniels, Mrs. II. J.
Ismon. Mrs E :. Peet. Mrs John II. Elder, Mrs.
Elder, Ms eimisoa and Mrs lee.
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Mrs. w. T.. RaIIard.s Luncheon.

Mrs ". z. Ballard entertained number OF
her friends at her residence on Twelfth and Co
lunoia streets on Friday afternoon with sn
elaborate luncheon, which included twelve
courses. The rooms were profusaIy and taste-
fully decorated with flowers. which added ms
terially 70 the enjoyment of the occasion Those
present were: Mrs. Wade igh. Mrs. D. 81. Gil
man, Mrs Ward, Mrs Jones. Mrs. Pottern, Mrs.
Charles Pottern, Mrs James Boutwell,. Mrs. E.
l. Bushnell, Miss Bean, Miss J. E. Bushnell,
Miss Aliee Tho-udyke
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Lawn Party and Celebration.

Among the private celebrations on the even
ing OF July there was no more brilliant display
tAsn that which took plsNe on the lawn Of Mr..
sad Ms. Fred H Peterson. on Yesier avenue.
A few patriotic friends united n make the
evening pleasant ons ana contributed Sn
aGouat sufficient 70 made the hill IN the
vicinity q Ne,lC- and North Eighth center Of
attraction. uoi only - those Immediately inter
estet, hg: % usny spectators who stso1 upon
tie streets or gszsj tom ueirhSo-ing windows
After tie fireworks Re .reshInsn:s weVa served il
the parlors Of the eo;taSe. followed By the sing
w-;h true appreciation and patriotism.
where. upon motion q Mr. Z T. Blaine. three
hcsyty cheers were given iOT Seattle. the state
sad the Union. Those interested were. MI
a1i Mrs ". X. White. Q: Hoje, Srsnd; MIS-.
NcGary ard Mrs, Hastings, 4 Ssl Francisco;
Nj sud Ms. CAar!es 4 ChiHlgly. Mr.. sn3 Ms
george K LADDERS. Mr.. AID Ms Charles F.
f.sabACk, n. sn1 Ms 4. O. GeNtspee1. Mr. and
Ms. John K K.Gncsr, Mr. sa3 Mrs e. z. Blsiae,
NJ. aa1 Ms H. 4 Ra>e-. NJ. apd Mrs. Eugeae
Bosarsas. NJ. sai M-s. J. +. Essellnaa. Nj an
Mrs ". Z. Mcbride, NJ. ant M. Green,
NJ and Ms Bena,e. Nr. aai Mrs.
Fred II Preston. Ms Marston. a Chicago.
Mrs. tsaentarott, Mss Gooi,i.ee3, Mss BecsAu.
Mss Nrueh. Mss Csss, Mss Eut. Miss Thc,uv-
son % Portland. Mss Liza X i1ueSr. Mss DAVIS,
M DAVIS. Nj. Reed, NJ. STANLEY, Mr.. Galley. NJ
Gartgst. Mr.. Burr =. Mr.. RlcAia H.3nea-, Mss
Carrie EssoT sn4 Mss Laura Rsssr. Ms, Mary
handlers aua Mss Geaevjcve Peterson, Masters
Hastings, US, I2n&eES, Joe BoRl.s sai Charlie
ESSer
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The TYLER Retention.

On Friday afternoon Mrs. w D. Tyler gave 4
delightful reception a. her home on street
THE house was beautifully decorated, aud the
recen,ion A most charming one. In the eveniu,
Mrs. TYLER gave a card party for Miss Gfesna
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Mr.. w. Parry Smiths Ssciable,

A socIable WAS held at the residence of Mr. ".
Parry smith on the east side of Lake Union
Friday evening. which was attended BY over
one hundred of the members sud their friends
of the Haven NJ. E. church A very enjoyable
time was hsd. The evening was spent in vari-
ons games. speaking and singing By some of the
children, music, etc. AZ II 2. n. ali separated
10 their various home well pleased with the
evenings enjoyment Among those present
were: Rev. and Mrs. E. D. White. Nj. and Mrs.
Grout, M and Mrs Bennett, NJ. and Mrs.
B. +. Bennett. Mr.. and Mrs A. II.
irout Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Akin, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. :. Berry, Mrs C. Robinson, Ms. Robert
Abrams, Mrs 5. Lowering, Miss Etina Lowering,
Miss D. Spencer, Miss Norton, Miss y. Blaine,
Misses Abrams. Misses Phiibrick. Miss Daisy
Giddeu. Miss LabOunte. Miss LILLIAN Parser.
Mr.. C. II. Lincoln. Mr.. J. 4. Lincoln, Mr.. J. A.
Jones, Mr.. C \. Prusing, Mr.. Robert Abrams,
NJ q
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no. begin until late, TO allow the pe0pln 20 wit
ness the display on the bay, hut when the
music did star; there was no cessation until
cary daxn. The attendance was very large.
Among those present were: Colonel e W. Pike
Captain Jones. AdjutaBt Charles Esplia, Lieu
tenant y. snyder, Captain and Mrs Charles f
Piimp.on, Mr. and Mr. r. J. HeTaan, ar. and
Mrs ". +. Dearborn. Mr. ard Mrs. A. Desr
born, Dr. and Mrs. Z +. stevens, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. B. walsworth. Captain cad Mrs King, Lieu
tenant r. H. Philips Lieutenant Lee Willard,
Sergeant j. Edward Brown. Mr.. f. e.
Rip.ev. Mr. u. C. spaulding, Mr.. d. ".
Brothers. Ar. Z. c. Allea. M 2. Il. Cook
son, Mr. A. c. Turner. Mr.. r IL Young.
Mr.. Moritz Koch, Captain r. y. AeCandiers,
Captain II. McGrsth. Lieutenant George Daven-
peek, Captain BnFum, Dr. Bufum, Sergeant
Baram, M. Cawley. Mr.. Breideustein, Mr..
Crawford. Mr.. II. A Turner, Ar. NJ y. Miles,
Mr.. T. I. Ripley, Mr.. Newton, Mr.. Sutherland,
Mr.. e. g. Jenkins. Mr. Laaders. Mr.. Baxter, Mr..
Lexton, Mr.. A. senke. Mr.. NcCulum, Mr. Me-
Aully, Miss Grace Robbins, Miss flora Apple
gate, Miss J. McPbee. Mrs. Cole. Mrs ForGey,
Miss Forney, Miss J. smith, Miss Mcdonald,
Miss u. Brown, Miss j. A. Waldron, Mss X.
Sonar. Miss Curtis. Mss ". e. Cnilds, Miss
CARPENTER, II IS NJ Johnson. Mrs C&sSsy, Mrs
Thra.l, Miss l. Drake. Miss Plough. Miss Owen.
Miss Case, Miss Hicks, Miss :. Rhes, Miss Thorn
dyke, Miss Campbell, Miss c. fitZaenry, Miss Z.
Thrall, Mr.. psvine. M W. Brown, Mr.. T.
smart, Mr.. O. :. Tseen. Mr.. c. ". Riev~s, Mr.. r
Berkisnd, Mr.. u. Mclaughlin, M > Crockett,
ia. A. White, Nix. C. Anderson. Mr.. 7. Wagner.
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Mrs. Backus' Informal Musicale.

Yesterday morning 81 her pretty residence on
TIRE corner OF Washington end Twelfth streets
Mrs NJ 7. Backus gave very pretty informal
musicale TIE novely OF giving the affair il the
morning and st the same tine giving pro-
gramuae of excellence made the event one of
much enjoyment 20 Sill who had the good for
tune 10 lie present The Misses ShalIenoerge-,
81 Washington City, played on the piano, Mis-
Wrestling PLAYED and Mrs. Job P. Lyon aud Miss
Compton sang. Their selections not only were
good hut the various numbers were rendered il
s charming manner. Those presentwere: Mrs,
J L WhitIipgto2. Mrs. Thomas r Shepard.
Mrs. Charles Shepard, Mrs. J. NJ Wrestling, Mrs.
H. A. Noble, Mrs. VI. J. CaEkeek, Mrs. II. Phil
lips, Mrs. :. :. Nefi, Mrs. (. o. Graves, Mrs 4.
2. Mit;en, Mrs Montgomery Russell. Ms. J. ?,
Saule, Mrs Piuiti, the Misses shAllen berger
Mss Graves, Mss Stock bridge, Mss Wrestling,
Mss Noble, Miss stIUve. Mss EosAinson, Miss
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Sepson-CpTnnau

NJ. Allen Wtlro. Benson. Of ses..Ie. ard
Miss Minnie Cosnsn. Of san Francisco, Cal.
were united IL marriage st the residence OF tae
officiating Clergyman. John 2. Damon. 90 Fst,a
street. on the evening OF Saturday, July 3, in
the presence OF s lev friends
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sc,,. Veterans, RaIi.

The Nsll given oy the Saas Of Veterans % ,Ae
eveasug al su-y = ~ tAs Ar,nory. was $ g'eat
sGceeSS The sreS; h&ii VS. Esssy decorated, &l1
Win orlhisag lrats. saw ragslc and = co0Sea,al
CEN cauy tie SAa.t proved pleasant - s. ~ Ao
attended 4Ae So 70 - tees were. Master ~ eeES
saoz,5aS. Sc. Z. p Plinptoas rsCep-5on. colonel
r W YoUac. 81. 4 iee ~0isr3. Nj {. X
Walswosth. flow. ~. u. kocA, NJ. Z, Z Allen,
NJ, ,, E5wSst Beo~a, NJ. Z Ii. Yauas. Mr.. +
;. ASm@n. ~. "a \. Spsasalas. lac dance DID
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observation-disclosures.

On Fourth street, EAs: Of Broadway. st half
rast O'clock, o. the evening Of saturday, July
2. Mr.. Richard Doubleday SRI Mary z Bonaey
were !oiacd in marriage in the presence o. few
friends, Rev. John F. Dsmon. officiating.
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TIE Cry Directory To- the current ves-ts now
IN press Any ooe having mate change IN
their b. ness location Or p.Scs o. residence can
have f2e correction made ~ Notifying ~ mai
or otherwise. Fo.ks seattle Dlrsesory Com.
Yany, "a Roxw-I building. esry
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A Charming Luncheon.

Mrs. stephen sears gave charming luncheon
ON wednesday at her home, on North YAKIMA
avenue Those present were: Mrs. stephen
sears, Mrs. Lieutenant sears. Mrs. W. /. sandslI,
Mrs.. Hiscocs. Mrs C. J. Kershaw, Mrs. Harrison
Foster Mrs listed
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The Tuesday Evening Hon.

On Tuesday evening the hop proved very
enloysels ere. although there were conDs-a-
lively Few people present from this ci:y 70 resp
the oelst. o. - A-0GE those present were.
NJ. and Mrs. stephen sears. Ms Issuts,a,,.
sears, NJ. ard Mrs W L szndall. Miss 81
raUads. Mis- Ellie Paddock. Mr.. Robert Pa.taocs
Mr.. snd Mrs. Frank Carr, Miss Buell. Mr. snd
Ms Harry Lombard. IE. aat Ms. Cole. Miss
C0,e, Ms {. J. hersaSw, Mss Kershsw. Mss
Prescott, q Portland: NJ. Prsts. OF Portland:
Grs Hatch, NJ. Hsteh, NJ. sud Mrs. Tucker,
Miss Tucker, o. New York city; NJ and Mr..
Goodwin, OF Chicago; Miss Anderson. Nr ]
Anderson, Miss seymour, Miss Jessie seymour
NJ. snd Mr. Edmund Rice, Mss Philius. Mr.
David wilson, Miss NOISE, Mr.. De Steirsr. Dr.
aite, NJ. and Mrs. Joshus Pierce, Mr.. Cvr1s
Pierce, Miss B.Saksrt, Of Oakland. Cal. Ms
Mills, MTa George Blanchard, Miss Gussis
Blanchard
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SPECIAL SALE OF HAxDEEecHrvvs

one hundred dozen O. eacS-era sraft.s I.
hSB Sa-cAseIs rang n "a price from 81 cent. -
81 eAeA, MI - sold On NoE1zy, 3a.v IL 10y Is
~ 3. TIE greatest AA-Sz.n % ezrth Oa srhI-
bStloa = oar eoF3eF sAes wLu1oE IA;ozs-
Er1Eg za1 MAs5ca
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Visitors to Green River Spring.

The following visitors s-rivei 81 the Green
RIVER Hot springs ho,s. during tina drs; wesS Of
July: Iscons-C. ". SootL Il i. Hood, 4 :.
Holt, ". Il. Richardson, +. F. P.owden. J. NJ
NAcc4sa. + Il YORK and wife, } T. Bear5sley,
J. T. E0d8sh, CASTlss Dawson, H. E Trevvsti,
". hieeh. Il. IL Purlou, ~. z stacey. ". {.
lmGEle. ?. & cole. : = Williamson. q. Z. Csl-
hoUu. l. Ws,lersteiR. ". c. pavie: pasuth-r
Parker; sTsoSsaa-A. ". strong snd wife: Gle
klUm-C. e Martin; san Fr4nflsco-A c
Morse; Sea;t.e-A. hocn. John Hemrick. Mis-
Hail. y. NcGinnis sn5 vi,e. George ". IhoIap-
son. :. ". A.oy, Harry Hampton. Aaron Bsli-
wa. n ". hebe.-lug, Z. Z. CooSsoa, John
ecetcs-nSer, vile aa5 chl!3. C,yar{a-Otto l.
>As-r, Niaaeap ou>-M.sS :. Z Gardner; AlIer-
taE-Nr~ \ s.lsec. MrS :. \ wa..&ce: Port
-A21-A. ?. Thompson; E-.eas cC-x-j. {.
Nly-2.r ana VIE. Il Il ke3laer; Nor;a YAK.
a2A-\. :. BASvve.i aaa vile. Isecrea Bounds
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A c0e p.ce.c 80 B7ook1yn Wa Stvca O. the
Fourth o.. sa>y. IRE parties who directed 'ae
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SOCIETY AT TACOMA.
Tennis. Riding. Dancing, Boat
ing. Receptions and Cards.
A WEEK OF SOCIAL GAZE ~.
Something NOVELETTE, Tyler Reception
-Simon-Jo hnston Nuptiais - Hot
Springs Gossip-Personais.
TAcoxA, July 9.

'oxA, July y.
Il admit that
summer this
year certainly
has brought
its round OF
pleasures "a
larger share
than il Gsu-
ally brings 20
this city.Ten-
mis-, riding.
dancing and
hosting have
all been en-
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miugIedwith
teas, reeep
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An Anal, a. u,. Repnett's.

tenant and Mrs. Goodwin. Mr. F. K strEve, Nj.
Emory, Mr.. Jere wheelrighs, Mr.. W. Q. Cana,
Mr.. Coleman and Mr. T. W. Baker.
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