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BALLARD SOCIAL NEWS
People Taking Advantage OF Warm
DaNs 60 Go On Ontinr.

society st Ballard seems 70 BE taxing = vacs
lion The only social events that have oee,r-at
during The week were in connection win the
q A & or with some OF the ehurchss> mum.
Der OF prominent citizens during the warn, tsv.
however. took their wives and families for az
outing ous en- the Sound. near the month cf
Salmon bay. SSH down the mean srtr,v ehs,-
mel Of salmon bay 70 Sailshois bav .hs -
'urescue scenery On both sides OF the h-v a.
cool sad ea-n1y brsezes within ths shsAa 20 - =
oTerhSngiog branches on either side o. ,ha
channel. affords s delightful means OF rs,craat;~
during the month % June, with It's sn,xbI,,
smiles and roses. On the north side OF Sbi1sh~1T
bay the beach IS sandy and Is an excellent nlsc.,
for bathing; snd On the south IL Is roekv az;
upon the rocks S1G N the rsool. Of vsrs- -
VAST numbers o. perlvi mixes, Lupeys. cr.hs "a
some live fish. which tas calldren n,d lo,. %
amusement IL gathering
TIE social On saturday night given by TIA u
z c 81 Gae c. \ E. hall, on l,w.x - W
uoaneed y an present grand succsss 49,,
those present were, Mr.. an3 N-S o y -
Mr. and Mrs, l. Ward. NJ snd Ms ps1, a.
and Mrs Pells, Mr., and Mrs Coasysv. NJ a..
Mrs. spsague 49,
Mrs. l. O >huey. Of Seattle. organ "a, L..
sunday ta1.es auxiliary OF the Christrsn
NOpnSas board OF Missions TIE fol3o,,s, =
hcsrs were elected; Ms P. Hssssr. r-~s5.'--.,
Mss VI. >pF&sus. secretary: Mss Io-s -
treasurer. The Srst monthly meet NJ -. -,
yesterday afternoon az the residence OF W-S y
Aesser. on Fourth avenue ana STATE strsst
On "Wednesday atteraooa M " d 81 -
rstsry OF she y. NJ & A, eaterts-nA, :, i.'.'SS
con Ms. Mesa, % san jose Cal; NJ p---N 80
Mr.. C. BnTsSTs, NJ 7 BIrssr., Mr.. II 80
OF Ballard. ana NJ Edwsr1s Aa4 Mr. wi5,isS..'
OF Seattle ~~s'
The ladies' o. EAs Gilman Pax NJ. = ,h,.-..
gave very enjoyable social IN 49,, -. -
Ballard avenue "a Taars34y even.p, $50 "a
berries and Cream wee served. Al -.
spsaA hiEAly of The event, aat az lo,s r -,
praises cI the e1cseat manner IA wbfee ,h -
esPsioa committee. composed Of M-s "
Preston, Mrs VII Ards<y sad Ms, sn.Sf.
>ealllssteads discharged the duty savols..s-.
upon taeIn Aaons those present w.. -, -
All Ma l. Z kAAs, NJ. sad Ms. Charnh.,ss;,.
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Personal. News and Chat.


Mrs Harry Baird has returned from the East.
Mrs. K. W. Derickson, who has been Ill, Is re-
covering
MI Edward C. Finch. of Aberdeen, was here
Thursday.
Judge Fremont Campbell has returned from
California
Judge Emmett Parker, of the municipal court,
is at Hot springs
Mr. and Mrs. L E Post returned home from
Chicago Thursday night
Mrs. Ed Holman, OF Topeka, Kan, is visiting
ner mother, Mrs. Bonser.
Mr.. George ". Scovel, OF Fresno. Cal, is the
guest OF Mr. ana Mrs. ]. W. Vaughn.
Mrs E. RameI and her mother, Mrs Wolfe,
left on Thursday for Everett, where they viii
1--we for the present
The marriage OF Miss Johnston and Mr.. Simon
Will take place a. the Congregational church on
Wednesday evening.
Mrs Eugene Dement, and Miss Kate Dement,,
OF Astoria Or, arrived Wednesday TO visit Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. Bardsley.
Mr.. O. d. Taylor, of The Dailes, Or, spent
Monday night in this city on his way East, ae-
coInpAnied by his vile and two sons.
This afternoon Mrs. Frank Allyn gave q re-
ception for Captain Bridgmsu, of the Baltimore,
st the Tacoma, from until o'clock
Mr.. Victor Il Beekman has become associate
eA4tuf ot TIE ElSet SOuHu LHBa0tFa+Is duA tAc
NorthaGesterH Electricians cad Alnag Rerietc
Professor Z. J. Garlick. of the Oakland, Cal,
high school, who has been the guest OF NJ.
Charles Lyle. LETT "Wednesday for Californla.
Miss Augusta blanchard. formerly of this
city. has arrived from the East. and is now
staying with Mr.. and Mrs George Blanchard.
Mr.. Arthur &. Priehard is home after a six
months trip through the South and the
Hawaiian islands. His health is much i'm
proved
A party OF Michigan people whom Mr.. and
Mrs. ONO Strong entertained this week pre-
scented Mr.. Strong with goidheaded cane and
Mrs. Strong with a silver tea set.
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Tennis Tea Served.

Tennis tea was served Wednesday afternoon
and was q very pleasant affair. Among those
who served were Mrs. P. V. Caesar, Miss Little,
Mrs. c. B. Hurley, Miss Griggs. Among those
who played were Mrs Fred snow. Mrs. Robert
Price. Miss Calkins, Miss Helen Woodruff Mr.
CaiKins, Nj VIII Rice. Mr.. J. Anderson, Mr.. W.
l. Landsll, Miss Anderson, Mr.. Craigen, Miss
seymour, Miss Jessie Seymour. Among those
present were Mrs. Hiscock, Mr.. and Mrs Brew
ster. Mrs. viii Rice. Miss Philips, Mrs Edmund
Rice, Miss kershaw, Mr.. Leavenworth
kershav, Mrs. J. A. Shank, Miss Derrick
son. Miss Caesar, Mr.. j. Bradford, Mr. and
Mrs. George Browne, Dr.. White, of the Balti-
more. Mr.. Scott, Mrs. George Blanchard, Miss
Augusta Blanchard. Mrs E. Ramel, Mrs. J. B.
Owens. Mrs. W. L Lsndeil. Mrs. Alter, Mr.. Will
Ater, Miss Evans, Miss Mamie Harrington, Mr..
George White. Mrs. stephen sears, Mr.. Wiides.
NJ. J. MeElroy, ir., Miss Rusher. Mr. Hsl.ssd,
Miss Ellie Paddock, Miss Effinger, Miss Dagmsr
Tisdale, Mr.. u. Tytler, Mr.. H. S. Nissan, Mr..
Everett Griggs, Mrs Harry Hurley, Mr.. W. A.
Bull. Mr.. p. V. Cesar
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Future Social Events.

The Tennessee jubilee singers will give con-
cert in Battery NJ E. church on Tuesday even
ing.
Fourth of July dinner viii be served by the
ladies of the First Methodist church tomorrow
from 1l:So till 3 o'clock
The young people OF the North Seattle Baptist
church viii give social at the residence OF Mrs.
A I. Mears, 2.2S Second street, near Bell, on
Wednesday evening.
The ladies of the Edgewater Congregational
church will serve ice cream at the hose house,
near the Fremont depot. the Fourth from III
O'Clock in the morning till 10 at night
The ladies of the First Christian church will
give 8 social next Fridsy evening at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. II. A. Frederieks, at the south
west corner OF Dearborn and Joy streets, in the
Renton Heights addition
concert will be given at the First Methodist
Episcopal church on Friday evening, July S,
under the direction OF Mr.. John B. Denny. A
number of the leading musicians will render
both vocal aud instrumental numbers
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Ball of the Rainier Club.

On next Wednesday, July 6. the Rainier Club
will give ball aud reception which will be the
greatest social event OF the season. The special
executive committee appointed for the occasion
are Mr.. Josiah Collins, Mr.. E. A. s;rout and NJ.
AbraIn Barker. The affair viii be given exclu-
siyely for members OF the club. their lady
friends and strangers who have not resided in
the city longer than three months. Special iu-
vitations have been sent to the officers of the
Charleston and Baltimore. all of whom are ex-
pected TO be present The decorations viii be
very elaborate, and under the immediate super
vision OF Miss Bates, whose WORK in this line az
many parties last summer is well remem bered.
The Rainier Club has the reputation of being 8
fine entertainer, and the ball on this occasion
will doubtless add another 10 its long line OF
social trumphs.
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an honor TO go to dinner or breakfast on board,
aud there have been quite number of these in
vitatiors given to favored few. The Charles
ton left on Friday. much to the regret of the
trends Of the officers After the Fourth the
city will again settle down and one will have TO
once more resort to amusement on land The
state encampment has not been visited per-
maps as much as it should have been, but the
weather was warm, and the place without
shade, so that the water and the ships held out
greater charms, not but that they would have
done so anyway, for one can frequently see fam
GUS Troop marching with the gallant steeds on
national holidays. so that the visits 10 the ships
might be hardened
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crafts in the Snoquslmie river short distance
below the falls, and expect to come out at
Everett about noon on July4
ON Thursday evening a number OF young
folks gathered at the residence OF L W. Bonney,
on Thirteenth and University streets, TO wish
Miss 8 Grayson Hughes pleasant trip to Cali
torua
The engagement is announced of Miss Blanche
Hotchkin, daughter of Mr.. A L Hotchkin,
formerly OF Troy, v Y to Mr.. Walter r Mac
farlane. OF seabeck. Wash, the wedding to take
place early in the fall
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A Delightful Hon,

One of the most delightful hops of the season
was given on Tuesday 81 the Tacoma, when
some of the officers from the Baltimore and
Charleston were presen. II the truth must be
told. however, the piazza seemed much more
popular than the parlor. Among those present
were: Miss Rusher, Mrs Edmund Rice. Miss
Philips, Dr.. White and Mr.. De Steger, OF the
baltimore; Mr.. Basset, of the Charleston; Mr..
sheehan, who joined the Charleston the next
day; Mrs J. c. peterborough IT,, Miss Derrick
son, Mr.. Z. L. Sawyer, Mr.. J. McElroy, il, Miss
Bass, Mrs. Van ogle, Miss Edmunds. NJ. George
White. Miss Helen Woodruff, Mr.. Darnell, Mr..
Craigel, Mrs. H. d. Cesar. Miss Cesar, Miss
Anderson. Mr.. J. Anderson, Miss PlumHer, Mr..
Hall, of the Baltimore; the Misses Morse, Miss
Seymour, Miss Jessie Seymour, Mr.. T. " Troster,
Mr.. F. B. Wright. Mr.. NJ. Tyler, Mr.. H. X.
Hatch. Miss Wintermute, Mr.. A. D. Wright,
Miss Bowen, Mrs. George Browne, Mr.. J. lie B.
Johnson
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Prosch-Hauser.

On Monday evening, June -, III this city, at
the residence of the brides parents, coraer of
Thomas AMI Lombard streets, Mr., W. c. Prosch
and Miss Bessie Hauser were married by Rev.
D. J. Pierce. assisted by Rev. NJ. L Rugg. The
hall and psrlor were tsstefuily decorated with
evergreeus and flowers the windows being fes-
TONED with ivy in which clusters OF white
roses relieved the somber hue OF the elinging
vine. Miss Coriune B. Leland PLAYED we'd
ding march IS the couple entered the psrlor.
The bride carried s large bouquet OF beautiful
and fragrant roses. and looked very charming in
dress highly becoming to her. The groom
was fttingly attired in black. and
the couple were unattended by groomsman
or bridesmaid. They received many handsome
and valuable wedding presents TO sdora their
future home. A. the suggestion OF Rev. Mr..
Pierce al present subscribed their names TO the
marriage certificate in 3 prettily-oouud little
volume containing the nup.isl service. with
texts and .dmonitious from the Scriptures for
those who assume the matrimonial yoke. The
young couple viii doubtless esteem this IS not
the least precious of the souvenirs of their
union. The signatures embrace the names of
Mr.. and Mrs \. Z. Hsuser, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Prosch, Rev. " l. Rugg. Raw. D. J. Pierce. Mr.
and Mrs Charles Proseh. Mrs Thomas W.
Prosch. Miss Minnie Hauser, Miss Coriune
Il. Leland, Mrs. Gresham. Miss Mabel Prosch.
Mr.. sni Mrs. Il. 3. Croker, Master Bevis
CroZler, Misses Edith and Geneyieys Proseh,
Miss Effie VI. White, Miss Maud l. Pike. Mrs.
James II. Hplburt Miss Clio Hulbart (the two
last named Of Fontansle. Isl, Harry Leland,
jr., Mr. =. ". Bowen, Alonso Leland. Miss Eva
N. Bowen, Miss Mary Means, Miss CssSis P.
Dickey, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Leland. Miss Maria
pyck, Masters Frank and Walter HaGser, Miss
Blanche Hauser. Refreshments were served
when ali had signed. after which. by request.
the groom an4 bride rendered several selections
or the violin and piano Both are excellent
musicians. At midnight the las; Of the guests
took their lesve The newly welded psir de-
paired Tuesday morning on s Northern Pacific
railroad train for a wedding trip
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Arrivals at Green River.

Following are the arrivals at Green River Hot
Springs during the past week: G. E. Bailey, N.
Y. Kellogg, C. W. Towsley, John W. Mcdowell,
Harry Ash, James Cole, N. Refs, F. J. Hart, H.
Rasmussen, H. L Van Brocklin, Fl. Greene, Sc
atile; F. H. Lytle. Mrs Il Kendall. +. Mahaeke
and wife, f. Latham, James Dillon and wife,
Ms. A. o. Hemt Mrs. F. A. Mckay, Charles t.
Nohlman, D. Moses, +. }. Kieown, Tacoma: C.
Il. Martin. Gle Elum; Miss Stella McVay, SYRIA
cuse. \. Y; NJ. J. Jones, Wslla Walla; l. /.
Greentree, San Francisco; Charles Erhart, Port
Townsend; y. Yoden, Chehalis; VI. Olsen. Nj
and Mrs H +. Gilbert and son. Portland: Mr.
and Mrs. y. 5. BagweI. North Yakima; DIR. J. A.
Wool, 0rting: B. g. Morrill, Everett
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Gribble-Cavender Nuptials.

Mr.. Frederick H. Gribble was married Wednes-
day 20 Miss Jessie Elvira Lavender at the home
OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs 4 H. Cav
ender, on North street The ceremony was
performed By the Rev. W. f. Harper, OF the
First Baptist church. The decorations were ex-
qaisitely beautiful and tasty. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Lavender,
the Rev. and Mrs. w. T. Harper, the Rev. e. A
Bal, Mrs. J. B. Cliff, the Rev. and Mrs. A. b
Banks, Nj and Mrs ". Fl. Gribble, o; Seattle:
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Fowler, Miss Eta
Lee, Mr.. George II. Walker, Mr.. and
Mrs J. Grihble, Mr.. Edward b. Long,
Mrs George w Huntley, Mr.. and
Mrs J. NJ Walker, Miss Carrie ODell, Mrs
klstie Gribble, Mr.. and Mrs. ;. B. Elder, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. W. Watkins. Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Elder,
Mr.. Arthur L Piper, Mr.. Richard Gribbie, Miss
Clark, Miss Daisy Clark. Mr.. E ;. King, NJ. and
Mrs John II. Gribole, Mr.. and Mrs. W. w
Sprsgue. Mr.. aud Mrs K q. Hudson. Mr.. and
Mrs Z. Z. Griffin, Dr.. and Mrs. Z. w. South
worth, Mr.. and Mrs. A n. Boxer. Miss Matte
Baker, Professor I. r. Davenport, Mr.. and Mrs.
Aasei Bates Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Eric kosling.
Ar. and Mrs George Fl. Reed
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Search Light Attractions.

On Monday evening the search lights on the
ships were used ami on the bluf and wharf
stood spectators, including men, women ami
Children kowooats were in requisition. and
some of these were also shown Up by the lights
from the vessels. Some visitors were on board
the Baltimore and enjoyed the evening spen, in
such delightful manner. Among those on
board were: Mr.. and Mrs. 5. 4. Manning, Miss
Bass, NJ. and Mrs. Chester Thorne. Mr.. and
Mrs. l. W. Anderson. Mrs. stuart Rice, Miss An
Gerson. Mr.. ]. Anderson, Miss Mabel Kershaw
Mrs. Little, Miss Little, Mr.. and Mrs. p V
Caesar, Miss Effinzer, Mss seymour, Miss Jessie
Seymour, Miss Ellie Paddock. Mr.. Small, Mr.
Deland, NJ. Hslstei, Miss Helen Wood
ruff. Mr.. J. MeElroy, jr, Mr.. A. d.
Wright, Mr.. ]. lie. B. Johnson, Mr.. Little.
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Mrs. Adams Social Dance.

On Wednesday night, June -. there was a
social gathering at the home of Mrs Chester
Adams. on Queen Anne hill. The evening was
spent in games. music and dancing. Light re-
ireshments were served during the evening,
and all present expressed themselves as having
enjoyed the party very much. Those present
were: Mr.. aud Mrs. Brand. Mr.. and Mrs Lud-
ley, Mr.. and Mrs McQuivy. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cooney, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Barney. Mrs.
Pearson. Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Tapham, Miss Ida
Gould, Miss Hettie Gould. Miss Marguerite
Pearson, Miss Efis Martin, Miss Maud Martin,
Miss Leonie Martin, Mr.. f. s. Thompson. Mr.. j.
Gould. Mr.. Gilmore, Mr.. A. A Adams and Mas
ter John Pearson.
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Bartell-Ameshury.

The marriage OF Mr.. George H Bartell and
Miss Mary Amesbury took place at the residence
OF the brides parents. on Lake View street,
Monday evening, June y. The Rev. T. NJ.
Boyd was the officiating clergyman. None but
immediate relstives were present The happy
couple started Tuesday morning on bridal tour
OF Portland and other points, and will be gone
about ten days Miss Amesbury has been q
teseher in the Rainier school for the past year,
and has many friends. NJ. Bsrteu is promis-
ing young business man of this city, and during
his four-years' residence in Seattle has made q
wide acquaintance. Mr.. and Mrs. Barteu wiz
be az home on Rainier street, near Yesier ave-
nue., about July la
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pleasant sxcarstoa party on the steamer
NichsSsa wRs gwen "Wednesday Nv Mss k'rA
HuScat. Miss ANNA IihSv and Nj GRAVY &c
saby. Tho pSrsy went % TIE Country Club SUD
o. gori 3 aAe}tv. lHnSG wSs served on hoard ~
Mr.. Nugeni and All hsa merry tims Those
In the party were Mrs ! + HAydea, Mrs A NJ
Rrookes. Mrs = BSNges. NJ Snd Mrs. n h,
Howard, Mt. and Mrs. 4, H. EesoAs. ot FVrg
E,AkSley. Aad MS James NagenI az the
Younger PERSONS were Mss Kate NeGrsw. Miss
sl2onia EuVth. Miss Calhoun. Miss lally koI-
losx. Mss Egslya Graves. Miss Helen Ne
AsasAs, Miss Maud S.eaE!, Mas GsStsaae G.aTA.
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Miss KusSell,s Whist PARTY.

Miss Russell gave whist party at her home
on Fourteenth and Main streets. Thursday even
ing, - FEW OF her friends. They were: Mrs
Russell, Mr.. Bennett. Mr.. sud Mrs. Miller, Mrs
Mark Norton. IS Lizzie RUSSELL Mr. sad Mrs.
Nehner. Miss Annie Russell, Mr.. Walliueburg
Mrs, Hal, Miss Eta Russell, Mr.. Byers Mr.
Richards, Mrs Custer and Miss Vera Miller
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Mrs. kershaw'S arty.

On Monday evening Mrs. Philip Kershaw gave
8 delightful little party 81 her home on North
Yakima street Among those preseu, were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip kershav. Mss Ksrshaw
Mr.. Leavsuworth Kershsw, Mss Griggs. Miss
Rusher. Mss Emmons, Mrs. ETnmors, Ms Ed
mund Rice. Miss Philips, Mr.. ]. lie b Johnson
and some OF the officers from the cruisers.
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In Honor of Miss Spray.

Mr. and Mrs. F. Uliu gave very pleasant
party at their residence last Friday evening in
honor of Miss Emma Spray. The evening was
devoted 70 whist and music. lee cream was
served, after which the guests took their de-
parture. Miss Spray will return TO her home at
Hartford on Tuesday next Among those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs l. Stoves, Mr.. and Mrs
Glib. Mr.. and Mrs, Eyler. Mr.. and Mrs. Keagle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tin. Miss Lille Rooster. Miss
Minnie Zshn, Miss Pearl l. Case. Miss Maggie
Pearse, Miss Clara Ulin, Miss Maggie Burke,
Miss Mary Pesrse. Miss Lizzie Burke, Miss
Spray. Mr.. Robson. Mr.. Blakney, Mr.. C. Frank
lin, Mr.. A. Pesrse, Nj. Lyman spray. Mr.. Van
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Event of the Week.

OF course the largest and most i'm portsnt event
of the week was the reception anu dance given
by Mr.. and Mrs Chester Thorne, st their home on
street. Thursday evening. The reception was
from 9 until lI;Sg. the eo.iiliou beginning So -
This dance was led By Mr.. J. Le B. Johnson and
was danced by thirty couples. The house WAS
beautifully decorated with flowers and the
piazza. which was extended by platform, was
enclosed
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The little chapel os S. Andrews. In Tisa.ls
addition, was consecratsd on Wednesday even
ing. Bishop Paddock, the Rev NJ. j. D. Hills.
the Rev. Mr.. samuel Wells. the Rev. Mr.. Gar
rert, Of Seattle: the Rev. Mr. Wilson. OF Van
couver; the Rev. Mr.. Bell. Of Aberdeen. and
others were in the chanceL The sermon wss
delivered by the Rev. NJ. Garrett
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Mr.. Pettis' Musical Festival,

Beginning on July Is and lasting three days
Mr. o. +. Pettis Will give a local musical festi-
yal in which sll the local musical organizations
Will take part. The exercises will he held both
In the afternoon and evening. and viii De OF the
highest possible character. He is busy row
making alterations in the rooms over his place
Of business in order 10 accommodate the
crowds that be anticipaIes will attend
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ROuudS-DayiS.

At Columbia, on Wednesday last, Mr. Edgar J.
Rounds and Miss Susie Davis were married at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs ]. r Broeffie, the
ofaciating clergyman being the Rev. w. P.
George. A dinner was given the newly welded
couple to which . number of guests were in
vited. Mr.. and Mrs Rounds viii reside at
Columbia
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Webster-Merriman.

The residence of Mrs I. B. Merriman, sos Ash
street, was the scene OF quite happy gathering
Thursday evening, June 50. The occasion was
the marriage of her daughter, Nellie J. Merri-
man TO Mr.. John Webster. The rooms were
most artsticaliy decorated with choice flowers of
endless variety. Miss Carrie E. Goodeli arted As
bridesmaid and Mr.. C. W. Stark as best man.
The words that made the happy couple hus-
band and wife were said by Rev Clark Davis
After the ceremony an elegant lunch, ana after
the lunch music, made the occasion one OF rare
pleasure.
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The Cymrodorion Society.

regular meeting of the Cymrodorion Society
was held on Friday night las, at Hincklsy
block, during which they received fourteen
Few members After the transaction OF geu-
erai business good and enjoyable programme
was rendered. These meetings will become
more enjoyable and beneficial in the future
One OF the chief features will be a double quar-
tette, which they have already organized under
the direction o; the able sni well-known
leader, Mr.. N. Tudor. who promised to have
some choice selections Of music ready for the
next regular uleetiny
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SOCIETY AT TACOMA.
Dances, Receptions and Dinners
Make the Week Gay.
NAVAL OFFICERS ENTERTAINED
Favored Ones Dine Aboard the Cruisers
Mrs. kershaw's Party-Gos-
sipy Personals.
TACOMA. July

TACOMA, July 9
he PAST week has
been quite q scene
OF gaiety, with
dancing, reception
and dinner. OF
course, the pres
ence OF the eruis-
ers Baltimore and
Charleston has
changed the char
acter of some of
the dissipation,
many a delightful
trip being taken 20
one vessel or the
other. Ii was quite
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Reception TO Naval Omcers.

A reception was given On Wednesday evening
at the Union Club 20 the officers of the cruisers
Charleston and Baltimore. Members Of the
club their wives snd soma friends were p-ss-
en- The reception was delightful one and
greatly enjoyed ~ those participating init