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ENJOYABLE Surprise Party.

very enjoyable surprise party was rendered
last Saturday evening to Mr.. and Mrs. SYLVAN,
at their residence, No I'D Lincoln street The
occasion was a farewell testimonial to Mr.. and
Mrs. SYLVAN, who leave shortly for an extended
trip to California. Numerous games formed the
pleasure of the evening, after which dainty re-
freshments were served. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs L. Sylvan, Mr.. and Mrs L H.
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Whalley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Huestus, Mrs. Johnson, Miss Mary John
son, Mr.. Avis Johnson, Mr.. Arthur w. Whalley,
Mr. Louie SYLVAN, Miss Ruth Thompson. Mr.
Arthur Hale Whalley, Miss Huestus and Mr..
William johnson.
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The weewyck Chautauqua Circle.

The Weewyck Chautauqua Circle met as
usual on Monday night at the residence Of Mr.
and Mrs. A. 2. Burweu, az 22l0 Fourth street,
and COMMUNICATED Columbian night. The fol-
lowing was the programme for the evening:
Roll call. ~ Mention some noted discoverer
Greclan history, chapter IV..................
.....................Rev Review by Mr.. o. A. Byers
Instrumental music. ...,....M Miss Andrews
~. and V........... Review by Mrs Burwell
"Americans as Columbus Found Them.
Observation-Disclosures. Loyhed
NoChi SOLO MI Will 1cAuaIu
columbus Contemporaries" Mr.. A. r. Burweil
Alter the rendition of the programme a social
time was spent by those present and refresh
ments were served by the lost and hostess, Mr..
and Mrs. A. p. Burwell.
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The New Whist Cluh.

The new Whist Club met at the residence of
Judge and Mrs. II q. strive on Monday evening
last and the members INDUCED in some very
excellent games. These private whist tourua-
ments among select circles are becoming quite
the thing lately and the evenings thus spent are
very enjoyable. Among those present on the
occasion We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Nc
Mcken. Mr. and Mrs. J. ID. LOwman, Mr. and
Mrs. +. 4. Strout, Mr.. and Columbus T. Tyler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry y. Noble. Mr and Mrs r.
{ Washburn, Mr.. aud Mrs. T. l. Terry. M and
Mrs. J. +. McNsughl, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Furth.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. 5. j. Hunt and Judge and Mrs.
1.
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A Library Social.

The Sunday school of the First Christian
church, on Seneca, near Fourth street. held
library sociable on Friday evening last The
occasion was one of much interest and sixty
eight choice books were added to the sunday
school library. The church was handsomely
decorated. refreshments served and an inter-
esting programme rendered. The Sunday school
il growing in interest aud attendance under the
efficient leadership OF Miss Lucy C. Pratt, su-
perintendent Following is the programme:
Opening song. By school
Prayer. Brother II. o. shuey
Organ voluntary. ................ Lucille Mcintyre
Recitatiou-"The La Hymn. Daisy Parkhurst
Song-"WaIting and Watching ...-.........
Lucille Mcintyre. Nellie aud Retie Vincent
Reeitation-"The Music Stool David Reed
Music ...... .............B By orchestra
Mira George James. pianist; Mr.. A. j. Park
hurst, viOlinist; Mr. H. 5. Comfort cornet.
Reeitation-"oeven Times One Edith Iwiss
Vocal music .............Lu Lucille Mcintyre
.nusiC Ofeh.esla
Mrs G. James, Mr.. A. J. Parkhurst, Mr.. II. g.
Comfort
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WEDDINGS.
Eerray.

At the home q the brides parents, 72I Market
street, on the eyening oil October Is, Mr.. George
SHOOK and MIA Maud Berray were united in
marriage Rev l. ". Read, OF the Market street
Baptist church Sperformed the ceremony. There
were only vets, few present, ii being deemed
wise to have zufet welding After the words
which made thsm one those present partook of
q very excel.snzly prepared supper, after which
the happy cpurSs lett for Chehalis, where they
will reside fos the present Mr. Shook is
printer ana Afis Berray very e-timaoe young
lady who has rSsided in the city Tor three years.
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A Pc asant Theater Party.

On Friday evening q pleasant theater party
was given at eordrays in honor of several young
ladies who arg visiting the city. After the play
WAS over the Sarties had 9 neat lunch. Those
present We're Hiss Adler, of Omaha; Miss Falk,
OF Chicago: aaiss Lineberg, OF san Francisco;
Miss Hams an II ierski and Miss Title Winehili,
Mr.. l. Kohn, Mr. A. E Kaltar. Mr. J. Y. Green
baum, Mr.. Re- ph Schoenfeid and Mr.. Is. Schoen-
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After you have seen the lamps
here are new things in chamber seh
that we want you to see. Be sure that
you watch the way we have marked
them-something out of the usual to-
find such handsome sets at such
moderate figures. The prices 90
from So up and not single one that
is in the least extravagant.
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who At present il the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs w.
/. Gazxam The evening was devoted to music,
dancing and CARTS. Elegant refreshments were
served. Those present were: Mr. ana
Mrs. W. /. GRAHAM, Mr.. and Mrs. g.
Z. NJ. Pratt, Mr. and Mrs. N. II. Young. M and
Mrs r. ". Emmons, Mr.. and Mrs George +.
Meacham. Dr. and Mrs. A. p. Mitten, Mr.. ana
Mrs E. r Blaine. Mrs J. W. Hanna. Miss
BROOKS, Miss Mckinney, Miss Compton. Miss
Hanna, Miss Hotchkinson, Mss Runyan, Miss
Edith Young, MI. Theodore n. Halter, NJ. Dun
can g. Inverarity, Mr.. W. Compton, Mr.. j.
Compton, MI. Prouty, Mr.. G. Miller, Mr.. Miles,
Dir. r. v. 2. Lansing and Mr.. Yeaton.
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The Arcadian Social CIub.

A new social club was organized last Friday
evening at the home of Mr.. K r. Beede, on
Union street, 10 be known the Arcadian So
ciai Club, with a charter membership of thirty
four The object of this club is to give a series
of suciais. ana the first one was given Friday
ev ening al the home OF Mr.. Bert Town, on ole
Tenth street. The house was artisticslly deco
rate with howers and ferns The three large
parlors were thrown open to tbs invited guests
and a fine programme was rendered. Those
present were: Officers -Presdent, Mr. Harry
Booth; vice president. Miss Minnie Anderson;
secrstary. Miss Ella Pease: assistant secretary
df. John Wheeler treasurer. Nj Bert Town; re-
porter, Mr. Geofge Hadley. Memb .rs-Mr
Hadey, MI Oyiiia De Mers. Mr. Ernest Har.
rod. Mr.. James Young, Mr. Harry OConner,
Mr. Noble Getchell. Mr.. Charles shaw, Miss
Mamie J. Long, Miss Emma piersou, Miss
Baneh Kelly, Miss Rosie Caldwell Miss Ada
Long, Miss Gsna Graham. Miss Lenna Graham
Miss Many A. Long. Miss ollie Smith, Miss
Maud fease and Miss Ella PeaSe
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DSnner for Miss Post.

On Wednesday evening, at the Chamber OF
Commerce, NJ Howard Thomas gave dinner
party in honS of Miss Post, OF Tacoma. The
affair throughout was of an intensely enjoyable
character. ehe guests were Miss Post, Mrs.
George II. Hsilbron. who acted as chaperone,
Miss Graves. Miss steckbridge, Miss Piper. Mr..
J. P. Oberteu9er, Mr. " A. Mcdonald, Mr.. +. K.
Strive, Mr.. Fsy. After dinner the party repaired
to the honez Of Mrs Hebron. where several
pleasant houa were spent in dancing
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Party for Visiting Ladies'

On Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. :. Aronson
gave a pleasant company TO their friends Al,
their residence at No. 1924 Second street. in
honor OF Miss Falk, % Chicago, and Miss Line
berg, OF san Francisco. The evening was rem
dered delightful ana pleasing by cards. music
and refreshments. Among those present were
Mr.. sni Mrs. Rosenberg, Mr.. and Miss WinehiIl.
Mr. and Mrs N. A. 0ottstein, Miss Hannah
k:srski, the Uses Wilxiuski, Mr. \ Norga,-
stern, Mr. l. kohn, Mr.. T. sehoenfeld. Mr.
schoeafsld, Nj J. Herzbesg and Mr. Fred Kier-
h
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FirsS NJ. r. Church Social.

Friday evesEing the young men entertained
the young isdies ard friends OF the church
Among those s.ho contributed to the programme
we would meg tion: Mr.. James bowman, Mr..
Harry DowmSn, Mr.. Ralph Ross. Mr.. ii. Willis
Carr and Mr. +. A. Williamson. The several
pieces Of niuSc and 50 excellent paper, subject,
"The World you'd Be Better Of Today With
out the Ledies," made the hour very pleasant
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Columbia Chautauqua Circle.

The Columbian Chautauqua Circle has ar
ranged very interesting programme for next
Wednesday evening. All friends of the men,
bers will be made welcome, as the meeting will
be public one. 1t will be called IAN Evening
with Bryant" The programme is as follows:
Leader. g.. Mrs. j. w. Fairbauk
Roll call-Calling the roll OF great names OF
Bryant's contemporaries. with fact or
quotation from each.
Reading of Bryants letter to DIR. Vincent
............. Mrs. Wilson Denny
Five minute sketch of Bryant's home life
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mrs. :. l.. Drew
Five minute sketch of Bryant's political life
...............-........Mr. Fred Rice Rowell
VI uslc 1900.
Recitation, from Bryant Miss Aluetta Hixson
Reading-''A Forest Hymn ......
Mr.. Eidon NJ. Gordon, Miss Jessie Hurd.
Mrs. J. w. Fairoank, Mr.. J. W. Fairbank.
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Here's the new umbrella stands
too. Beauties, are they not? We
think that they are more than hand
some at the markings. Come soon
to see this stock at it's best, for It 81
rapidly dwindling away. The styls
are too numerous for knowing except
after examination. You can have
them from SITS up.
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A Bows BIRTHDAY Partv

The fifth birthday of Master Clarence Z.
Goodhue was celebrated at the residence OF his
parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank ". Goodhue on
MeClaire street. on saturday, October y. Those
present were: Mr. Frank Brewer, Bertha, Maud
and Dora Brewer, Roy Brewer, Samuel Harry
and Guy kingobury, Bert Veda, Ethel AMI Ray
mond Gardner, Ruth shaw. Charles and Walter
Lynch frankie Miles, Grove Fink, Orba
d Henry, Clyde Cameron, Rowena, Annie Julien
and Frank Neville, Willie and Helen Troup, Lucy
Hopkins, Blanche Shaw and Clarence +. Good
hue. The young people had the usual refresh
fnnnts aud
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The Young Peopi.'s Fraternity.

The Young Peoples Fraternity of the Unitsr-
ian church had pleasant meeting on Wednes-
day last. he programme Tor the evening was
the discussion OF Emerson's essay on s'Mau-
pers-' Alter the reading o! the essay remarks
r nent 10 II were made by Rev " q Eliot
Nj. Daniel Giooon and Miss Helen De Voc
Music OF vocal character was rendered by
Miss Relia Ruff and Mr.. Day, and Instrumental
selections were given by Miss Reed Miss
Morris fecited "Hsanah Jane by D. r. Locke
The rest OF the evening was spen, in social
converse
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single purchase in this line until you
have looked over our big stock. We
can show you the very best makes Of
china and cutlery and you will not
find better prices anywhere. This IS
one OF our strong points and we think
that our reputation in this line 10
pretty thoroughly established.
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A Pleasant Sunrise PARTY.

A pleasant surprise party was rendered Mrs.
Ida knight on Saturday evening at her home on
Queen Anne hill Refreshments and a general
good time were INDUCED in by all Those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Cooney, Mr. and
Mrs c. B. Dudley, Mrs. William F. McQuivey,
Mrs. Edward j. Gould, Mrs. John 7. Jones, Mrs.
Harry Oliver, Mrs. George W. Palmer, Mrs.
Dyer, Mrs. Ford, Mrs. Adolph Brand, Mrs. Ida
Knight, Miss Smith, the Misses Gould, the
Misses Gilmore. Miss Lille knight, Miss Gertie
Jones, Miss Lila Palmer. Mr.. Charles ID. N.
Walker, Mr.. Henry 4 knight, Mr.. James Gould,
Mr.. Charles Gilmore, Mr.. Samuel Gilmore, Mr..
Harvey Dyer. Master Joseph Gilmore, Master
Louis knight and Master Tallie L. Jones.
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Mrs. Lewman's Theater Party.

On Friday eight Mrs. ]. ID. Lowman gave .
theater party 80 which were invited Judge and
Mrs. H. G. Stfuve, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Nc
Mickeu, Mrs !. :. Hsllsdie, Miss Strive, Miss
Noble. Miss Emery, Mr.. E. A. strout, Mr.. F. K.
Strive and NJ Lester Turner.
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Mr.. Alfred Williams Entert.,ns

Nj Aired willisHls gave party tn a number
oi his friends Monday evening at his home. ale2
Fourth street. Drive whist and other progress
i've SsEses occupied the attention OF the Assem-
Died guests During the evening refreshnent.
were Ssrye6. Those present were: Mrs. Wnson
Denny AEA Williams, Miss Orr, Mas Lowell,
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Some people, especially those living
IN the country, are taking time by the
forelock and are buying their holiday
goods now. To such we would say
that we are daily opening large in
voices of toys and holiday goods Of
all descriptions and that this is q
good time to make their purchases
The big advantage of buying earl]
is in getting just what you want ana
without trouble.
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arrangement, consisting of Msssrs. William
Curtiss, Henry Crook, John Reed and Andrew
McCann, deserve the utmost credit for the al
mirable manner they arranged everything tor
the pleasure and enjoyment of their guests
The large attendance. excellent music ana
deleetable refreshments provided by the Ke-
bekahs were exceedingly gratifying 10 all the
memters OF the lodge. DR.. j. II. Rinehart. As
mayor OF the city. early in the evening dehv-
cred short aud we'll worded speech welcoming
the guests and giving them the freedom OF the
city. The affair was the Leading social event
OF the season. Among those present were: Dr.
and Mrs. j. H. Rinehart, Mr. and Mrs. William
NJ. Curtiss. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McLachlan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Brinkman, Mr.. and
Mrs Foster, Mr.. anu Mrs. stanton,
Mr.. and Mrs George NJ Armour, Mr. and Mrs. u.
C. Miles, Mt and Mrs. E. T. Huntley. Mr.. and
Mrs. r W. Grover, Mr. and Mrs A. Desnoyer,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Desnoyer, Mr.. and Mrs E. C.
kellogg, Mr.. and Mrs. John Reed. Mr.. aud Mrs
Thomas HOUSTON. Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Nattison,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Crooks, Mr.. and Mrs. George +.
Holden, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fswles, Mr.. and
Mrs George Guy. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nanny,
Mr. and Mrs.A. w. Preston, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry MeCurry, Mrs. John
Sullivan, Mrs. G. w. Emerson, Mrs. /. VI. Curtiss,
Mrs. Reed, Mrs. C. schultz, Mrs. Matthewson,
Mrs. Thomas, Miss Maggie NJ. Gsttrick. Miss Me-
Nabb, Miss Bazone, Miss Nellie Middleham, Miss
Burt, Miss Iva Pells. Miss Gertie Destroyer, Miss
Edith Mcdonald, Miss Edna Shields, Miss A.
Hike, Miss Mary Hike, Miss D. Emerson, Miss
Lena Emerson, Miss Tildemann, Miss Siedall,
Miss Hunter, Miss VI. Rinehart, Miss Jordan,
Miss B. NJ Lschlan, Miss Watney, Mr.. W. c.
Cooper, Mr.. Charles McGettrick. Mr.. d. Harvey.
Mr.. A. +. Pretty, Mr. Med. Arid, Mr. W. G. Me-
Carthy. MIA. Prue, Mr.. William Twig, Mr..
Lyman Burke, Mr.. Charles Landers, Mr.. Charles
Wright, Mr.. A. d. luke. Mr.. W. C. Cooper, Mr..
Louis Anderson Mr.. George Shields, Mr.. Thorn
as Shields, Mr.. L. T. Hawley, Mr.. d. MeVsy,
Mr.. E. Fletcher. Mr. Mirricle. Mr.. Zcyrwenski,
DIR. w. Johnston. Mr.. Ne. Aud. Mr.. Lee Beuner,
MI, Hans b. Peterson, Mr.. A. Mccain, Mr.. Ed
Hopkins, Mr.. B. Burnett Mr.. II. J. Sims. Mr..
John Mcdonald, Mr.. O'Connor, Mr.. F. Pells, Mr.
Philhower. Mr. L. r. Lambert, Mr. Johns Mr..
Roam, Mr.. W. Fl. McTsgart, Mr. p McKenna,
Mr.. Ed Sullivan, Mr. K. Peabody, Mr.. J. NJ. Nc
Nabb, Mr.. Startup Mr.. ShirtcIife.
On Friday evening at the opera house an anna
teur performance of Enlisted for the War;" IN
der the auspices of the Sons of Veterans, was
given. The merits OF the performance deserved
larger auiience. Most of the characters were
well susta ned, and some of them exceilently.
In the first act ali the actors spoke their parts in
such low tone the audience could not hear
them. This simidity wore away after the first
scene, and Messrs. Hopkins, Peils, Draper and
others before the play closed won distinction.
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Mrs. Heilbron's Card Party.

On Friday night Mrs. George H Hebron
gave q card party in honor OF Mrs. Watson c.
squire aud Mrs. Bailey Gatzert. The evening
was spent in the most delightful manner and
amid the most appropriate surroundings The
house was decorated with simple yet charming
taste, and the refreshments servei after cards
had been INDUCED in. were of the daintest char
aeter Following is a list OF the invited guests:
Senator and Mrs. W. r. Forrest, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Leary, Judge AMI Mrs. III. G. Strive, Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Furth, Judge and Mrs. H. G.
Bond. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan J. Carkeek. Maj.
and Mrs. ). r. Hayden, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. C. Henry,
Mr.. and Mrs 1. $. J. Hunt, Mr.. ana Mrs. Maui
rice McMcken. Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Tyler,
Senator and Mrs Watson C. squire, Mr. and
Mrs. Bailey Gatzert, Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Stew
art, DIR. aud Mrs. Montgomery Russell, Mr. and
Mrs. N. V. B. Stacy. Mr.. aud Mrs. J. F. Nc
Saught, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Engle. Mr.. and Mrs.
III. A. Noble, Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Graves, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. F. Backus, Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Lowman,
Mrs. John Cole, Mrs. b. B. Haines. Mr.. and Mrs.
David Kellogg. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Hughes,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Reed. Mr.. and Mrs. Erastus
Brainerd, Miss Halter, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ.
Wrestling, Mr.. and Mrs. W. e. Boone, Mrs.A. S.
Hallidie and Mrs. Brown, San Francisco.
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The phitomathean Sociat

fhilomathesn Society Of the state university
net Thursday afternoon and elected the follow.
ing officers for the ensuing term: President
Miss Nay Cloaecy; vice presidents, Mr.. "
Durham secretary, Mr.. Horace Turner: seq
geant-at-4rTas, NJ. I'd Ezen: librarian. Mr.. :
". Powell This week. on THURSDAY. the a.,
elety Wlll rsater az oE- giaal prog amLna
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Mrs. Keen's Charming Breakfast.

Mrs. James Keen gave a charming break fast
at her home. on North g street, at ii 80 on
Thurs lay for Miss Scott sister OF Mrs. George
blanchard. Tonight Mrs J. B. Best gave a
dance at her home, on North d street, in honor
of Miss Scott
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observation-disclosures.

Mr.. John Sic-ta> Roukendcrl ana Miss Maud
May keyser 18th of seattle, were joined in
marriage on M evening Of We iuesday. October
On AZ The re.i,t=ncs of the officiating clergy
man. John : Ramon. Messrs. Harry II. Puray
and Henry > =, Brien served as groom men,
sd Niss ag,ez NJ. Graham and Miss Helen
Moore were veg accep'aoie ol1ssInAlds MS
q r uou.to, .snd others witnessed the impre=-
.iye ceremony sad joined in hearty congrasu-
latfons
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Society Talks FootbalI.

About dozen members of the Athletic Club
met on Wednesday evening at their rooms, and
organized practice football team, which will
begin WORK at once. MIR. c. F. sturdevant was
elected captain, and, as he has played quarter
and half back in the Yale university team, he is
well up in the game. and will select a team
here challenge has been received from
Leland Stanford, jr., university. aud it is proba-
bic that il will be accepted Besides this, the
club will play with the Seattle, Olympia and
Portland clubs
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Miss Potvin's Recital.

On Tuesday afternoon Miss Mae Porvin, of Sc
attle assisted by Mrs. James buchanan, gave
piano recital before the Ladies' Musical
Club at the Parish house. There was very
large attendance. ana the programme was de-
Ii0htful
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These are new things out OF the
many that we want you to see early:
Smokers tables and outfits.
Fire stands.
Japanese screens.
Art pottery.
Bisque statuettes.
Vahzezs give them the Boston
pronunciation-they are too rich and
handsome to be called plain vasesl
Tableware (chinab carving sets
etc.
And speaking of tableware reminds
US that Thanksgiving day will soon
be here and that this is splendid
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Mrs. IL C. Glman's Luncheon.

Mrs. l. C. Gilman entertained q few friends
informally at lunch on Thursday. The guests
were: Mrs. J. ~. Frilk, Mrs. 9. NJ. Preston, Mrs.
Clarence PresSou, Ms. A. W. HASTE. Mrs. j. T.
Ronald, Mrs. s.. G. Ronald, Mrs. A. NJ. Gilman,
Mrs. W. D. Taylor, Mrs. S. II. Piles and Mrs.
Wfun.
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nickel lamp complete at the price.
Know our lamp stock. 1t is with
out an equal in the state and is full
of beautiful styles and very Low
prices.
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Trinity NJ. T.. Church Social.

A social was given by the Ladies' Aid Society.
Of Trinity Methodist Episcopal church. at the
residence of Mrs. George Kinuear, in Queen
Anne town, last Friday evening, which proved
In every way q success. Following is the pro-
gramme:
instrumental solo. ..................Mi Miss Crepos
Recitation ,..,,..........Miss Julia Cochrane
Vocal solo Mrs. G. A. {. Rochester
Recitation ,,..,......M Miss Porter
Instrumental solo .. Miss Anna Hall
Vocal solo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Miss CreDbs
Refreshments were then served and the candy
table presided over by Miss sayres and Miss At
wood received marked attention, az did also the
table OF fancy articles under tie care OF Mrs.
John Kinnear. The financial result was very
gratifying to the Ladies' Aid Society and many
were the expressions of appreciation for the cor
dial hospitality Of the kind host and hostess
On the reception committee were Mr. and MIRA
George Kinnear, Mrs. John Kinnear, Rev. and
Mrs. 5. P. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Adair,
Mrs. Charles F. Fishback.