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Mrs. Daulton's whist Party.

Mrs. I. NJ. Daulton entertained few friends
at whist Friday evening. Those present were:
Mt. and Mrs. James Leddy, Mr.. and Mrs. w. FL
II. Green, Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Green. Mr. and
Mrs. D. A. spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. James Both
well, Mr.. and Mrs C. w. Turner, Mr. and Mrs
J. W. Wilkinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cray-
ford, Miss spencer, Colonel McCutcheon and Mr.
Lauron Ingels
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Miss Post, Of Tacoma: the Mis- es Ranke. Mss
Thompson. the Masses sp4r.ing, Miss strive,
Miss kumsey, Miss Carter, Miss Miller, Miss
Furth, Miss Graves, Miss De Wolfe, Mss jose
Prime De Wolfe, Miss Riley, Miss Piper, Miss
Phillips, Miss Gertrude Hanna, Aiss Etnel
Hanna, Eiss Burns, OF New York; MISS
Wyckof, Mics sheafe. Miss Compton, MISS
Emery. Miss Wrestling, Ar JOAN CID
bon, r., Mr. Frank Bell, Mr.. Hoge,
NJ. II. J. Msserve, Er. George Hyde Preston
Ar. Abfam Barker, Mr.. c. z. West, Nj. James
Hayden. ir., Mr.. Frank q. Wrestling, Nj Gilbert
Smith. Mr. A. A Jackson, Ar. Theodore n
Halter, Mr.. Everett Griggs, Mr.. q. Meade Enery'
NJ. Howard Thomas, Mr.. Philip B. stewart, M.
Howard Josyn, Mr.. r 3. Albertso1, MI. Ieorge
+. Fay, Mr. w. ~. Harrington, Nj HOWARD
Baker, Ny. C. II. Austin, Mr.. II. B. Poneroy anu
Ar z u nd
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Banquet for Cornell Men.

The Seattle members of the Northwest Cornell
Alumni Association met on Wednesday evening
and decided TO give an annual banquet on Feb
ruary 20. Mr.. Harold Preston received the ap-
pointment of president. Mr.. Fl. W. Baker, Mr..
q. NJ. Emory and Mr.. George B. Kittinger were
appointed as the committee to manage and ar.
range the affair
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A sociabie a, DIR. Gnbert,. uou.

There wss q general social given on Monday
evening by the members of the First Methodist
Episcopal church az the residence OF Dr. Levi
Gilbert. There was on the occasion a general
miugling of ell branches OF the church. The
affair was under the special patronage Of the
Ladies Aid Society, and most of the
members OF that ORGANIZATION acted
SIS sort OF reception committee, and did all in
their power 20 make friends as. well as strangers
az home. The evening was spent in music.
games and singing, and passed away with de-
hghtf1l pleasure. At the close OF the evening
fres-will Offering Tor the benefit OF the choir
fund was taken UP, and quite nice little sum
was secured. DR.. aud Mrs. Gilbert did al in
their power 70 MAKE the guests happy.
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The Entire Nous Club.

The members OF the Entire Nous Club met on
Friday evening at the residence OF Mrs. Craw-
ford, No. SIG Union street. The evening was
devoted to whist, music, dancing and refresh
ments- Those present were: Miss De Mers.
Miss Grace Piper, Miss Seiden, Miss RUIZ, Miss
Mamie Ruff, Miss Haidee Gasch, Miss Nell
Crawford, Mr.. L S. Booth, Mr.. Kellogg, Mr..
Holdbrook, Mr.. De Msrs, Mr.. c. B. Smith and
Mr.. Mckenzie
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The weewyek Chautauqua Circle.

The Weewyck Chautauqua Circle held a
meeting on Monday evening at the residence of
Nj, +. Burwe!l. The attendance was large.
snc the interest manifested wa. OF a high char
aeteF. Following . the programme:
Leader Mr. John A Whsilev.
hoitc&A-eome battle of the civil war with "a
SUIT Snd names of eoiamauders
Srlues report, by leader =. Mr.. John A whAIley
history 2nestionS-Paragrsphs 8l7-344 -
$50. Mss Rena Bsgley
social instltuuons-Chapter xjx.....'
800. ...-.. IS Kate Bigharu
story OF constitution-Peges 46 81. ......7
60. 49,. Mr.. A. 5. Burveu
oc4ence and feeding OF eHimals-Reyiew OF
article IN January ChGalauQuaa .
Mis-. clara R{zaln-
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Meyer-Mathew.

On Tuesday evening last, at the residence of
Mr.. l. Mathew, Mr.. Bruce u. Meyer and Miss
Myrtle Mathew were married. The ceremony
was impressively performed by the Rev. C. r.
Pomeroy. Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer are both OF Sc
attic and have host of well-wishers.
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Mrs. Eben smith. Luncheon.

Mrs.. Eae1 Smiths luncheon at her residence
n Queen Anne town yesterday afternoon proved
q eomplete success. The house throughout was
ehsrmingiy decorated, and the Refreshments
served al O'Clock were Of the most delightful
character. TIE LIST OF guests fellows: Mrs
Wallace Sutting, Mira D. c. Garrett. Mrs
NJ .. Ballard, Mrs J. Leddy, Mrs Jerome
Catlin, Mrs. F. J. Burns, Mrs. C. p. Stone, Mrs
W. X Ballard, Mira II. 7. Baekus, Mrs z O.
Graves, Ma u. J. Jennings, kSs. Ira Bronson.
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Drive Whit Club.

and Mrs. L II. Griffith, Miss House and Mr.. T.
S. Griffith entertained number OF their friends
in q very pleasant msnaer. Whist was played
until 1850 o'clock, when dainty refreshments
were served, followed by dancing. The favors
in whist were awarded: First. 70 Mrs I. r.
Quirk and Mr.. s Irwin; second, to Ar. A 4.
Wright and Mr.. Patten. The following were
present: Mr. and Mrs Henry Schroeder, Mr.. and
Mrs T. F. QuIrg, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Coon,
Mr.. and Mrs. A A. Wright, Miss Persoueus, Miss
Bagley, Miss Myrta BagIey, Miss Pearce, Miss
winser, Miss Mcdonald, Miss Beaver, OF VIC
toria, Miss Legg, Mr.. Legg, Mr. Kyer, MI Patten,
Mr.. Irwin, Nj LOOMS, Mr. Taylor and MI Per.
sonaus
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Latona and Brooklrn snci.tx

The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Methods.
Episcopal church held Il. regular weekly meet
-r a. 'ne residences OF Mrs Rev. J. R. Edwards
Thursday afternoon and elected new osire,s -
serve Tor the ensuing quarter. ghsre wa full
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The Young Peoples Lyceum OF the First
Methodist Episcopal church held a meeting on
Tuesday evening. at which an excellent pro.
gramme was rendered
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BALLARD SOCIAL NEWS.
Musical and Social Entertainments at
the Opera- House.

the Opera-House.
The musical and literary entertainment and
social given on Wednesday night at the opera
house for the benefit Of Mr.. w o. Hays, seere-
tary OF the Y. u. c. A. at Ballard, was q sue
cess. All denominations assisted in making
the affair general possible, and 10 this fact
much of the success is attributed. The Rev.
Wood performed the duties Of chairman with
grace and tact. Among the clergymen present
were the Rev. l. r. Faber, Rev. w. J. Dickson
and the Rev. Head. The different parts OF the
programme ELECTED considerable applause,
some of the pieces receiving
enthusiastic encore. Mrs. A. A. Allen
sang 'The Swallows very sweetIy.
Mr. A McCann, the recently elected town clerk,
sang an original song, which contained some
good local hits that brought down the house.
The SOLO by Miss Hamblett and the duet by the
Misses Emerson also received marked demon
STATIONS of approval. The grand finale, by one
who assumes the classic title OF 'The Mule
Driver" was an original song by Mr.. Davis,
and contained some humorous local hits After
the programme, coffee, ice cream and cake were
served. and the young people pleasantly en-
Ioyed themselves playing games Much disap-
pointment was expressed over the apparent
apathy of the Y. NJ. C. A. at Seattle, from which
material assistance was promised and expected,
TO make this one of the most successful enter
tainments ever held in Ballard. The following
is the programme:
Instrumental solo. Mrs May Donoghue
Vocal solo. .................Mr.C Charles Milleuer
Ouct- MISSES Emerson
Defamation. ............M Mr.. Charles :. James
instrumental solo. $4,000. Miss Mamie Rinehart
Originai song. .-.....--.--....--. Mr.. A. McCann
Solo. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mrs. A. A Allen
Solo. Observation-Disclosures. Miss Hamblet
Grand finale-"The Mule Driver .........
Last night Mr.. and Mrs. II. z. Leader enter
tanned few of her friends at their residence,
on State street, in honor of Mrs. Warren and the
Misses Warren, who will leave Ballard on Tues
day for san Juan island. The evening was
pleasantly spent with games and social amuse-
ments. All who enjoy the hospitality of Mr..
and Mrs. Leader are convinced that they thor
oughly understand the art OF entertaining.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs H E.
Leader, Mr.. and Mrs. r. 7. Hawley, Mr.. and Mrs.
William NJ. Curtiss. Mrs. Curtiss, ST., Mrs. War
reu, the Misses Warren, Rev. J. u. G. Warren
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Grover, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
Young, Mr.. and Mrs y. Beck, Dr.. Walter john
stone. Mr. A McCauu
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Kinder sym.honie of Unisarians.

Tomorrow evening the ladies OF the Unitarian
church VIII give . concert ana kinder sym
phonie, which will be one of the most attractive
musical affairs ever given in the clty'
For some time preparations have been quietly
going on, and those who attend at the church
tomorrow night win Be richly repaid. IL Is
well known that many ladies of the church are
excellent musicians, and they viii have me op-
portunity 10 display their talents IN THIS enter
tainment The programme has been arranged
so carefully that there will be something which
will attract all who have even the slightest love
for music. The ladies Of the church deserve the
greatest encouragement and support IN their az
tempt to cater to the best musical appreciation
of Seattle
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THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Successful German Given by the
Seattle Cotillion Club.
YOUNG uNiTARiANS DANCE.
Hrs. Kben Smiths Lunche on-Mrs. Hat
field Entertained St. Marks-Kinder
Symphonic Tomorrow Night
YOUNG uNiTARiANs DANCE.

fs certain
that the ger
man viii not
70 out of
fashion for
many years
to c o m Q
among so
eiety folk,
because OF
the field for
q u endi n g
n o v e | ty
which 10 pre-
sents 70 those
who study
as q science
the poetry of
motion. In
this success
sion of dane
es the COM
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Jones-Sullivan.

Mr.. Joseph Jones, of Osceola, and Miss Nor
Sullivan, OF Columbia, were united in msrriag
at the latter town on Friday by the Rev. G. J
Rurcheff
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The Aletheonean soci.,v.

ms Aleiheonesn socisty OF the State uni
vsfsity net in the chapel on Friday afternoon.
ne most interesting feature of the meeting vss
the debate upon the topic, "RssoIrsd. Thai the
appropriations now beng expended for our
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Mrs. =. W. n. Holbrook, Mrs. C. H. Shesfe, MIA
PB " Miller. Mr.. Hammond Lamont, Arz A.
P MitSen, Mrs. c. 7. Tyler, Mrs. II. W. Fulton,
Mrs. w. smith. MS w. E Boone. Mrs. :. bax-
ter, Mrs.. F. A. Churchill. Mrs. Charles Hopkins
and Mrs. 3. J, Harnett
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The sco.f,.b COLONIZATION.


The Scottish residents OF Seattle turned ous
IN full force On Friday evening to do honor to
the memory OF Robert Burns. The entertain
ment was Of a very superior Character. Inc
hall was decorated with silken banners bearing
quotations from the works OF the great Seotilsh
poet. Over the center Of the stage was large
banner upon VIII CD was painted picture OF the
famous poet Mr.. John w. Duncan presided
and introduced the ladies and gentlemen VINO
took part In the programme. There were
also on the stage Mr.. william Brown,
Mr.. Robert Mckenzie, Mr.. J. T. Steel,
Mr.. Alexander Prentice, Mr.. John Gsrtley,
Mr.. D. E. Anderson, Mr.. s. J. Lynch, DR.. WITH
erspoon and Mr.. Robert Secular The VARIOUS
numbers were roundly applapded. The recep-
ton committee consisted Of Mr.. Secular, MI
Howie and MI Dow, and the floor committee OK
Mr.. Duncan. Mr.. Bruce and Mr.. A. Nc. l. Dun
can. Dancing and refreshments followed the
rendition of the following programme:
Address of Welcome. Chairman J. W. Duncan
Fantasia at Scotch Airs. Professor III g. sharpe
Address-"Burns" ..............Ar. Secular
song-"1hsrs Was a Lad Born IL y Kyls. .a.,.,,
Reciiation-"How / Entertained My. Big
Sisters Beau. .;;.........M Miss b. Mckenzie
song-"Afton Water .......:.-...: Miss Main
baE. shan 1d !. Mansan
Recitation-"Masgie's DIiernms"
....... Misses Maggie and Belle Clark
Quartette-"The BIuebeils OF scotland.
....................... 81. Marks Quartette
song-aWithin a Mile o. Edinboro' Toon''..
.................. Miss J. Johnson
Rscitation-awee viii and Tam. :.......
Trio-awiiiie Brewd a Peck o. Maui. 49,.
Mr. l. Elliot, Mr. A. Patton, Mr. Johnson
Dance-"HighIand Fling =. Miss Mabel Lynch
Song ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...Hr ]. w. Hughes
Neutrality-suspicious. Aliens Wife ...
...................... Mrs. Al Barton
Duet-"Annie Laurie Observation-Disclosures.
Mr. d. r. Clark and Mr. P. H. Robinson
Dance-"Sword Dance" Mr.. J. q. Mcleod
Song. Mr. A. w. Craig
Song. Hathaway
Duet-"Hunting Tower" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
.............. Miss Main and Mr.. d. r. Clark
Recitation .............Mr J. NJ. Graham
Song. ..... .......Mr. James E. Owens
Solo and Chorus-"Auld Lang syne".
.........Mr. G. Andriee; chorus by company
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OF the affair. Il was one Of the most pleasant
sacisl gatherings OF scSndinaylsns ever he'd N
Seattle. Among those present were: Nj. ,.
Anderson, Nr. A J. Lee, NJ. : :. Lansiana.
NJ S. s Carlyle, Mr. Hugo Sie'tengren, Mr.
4 Faerre. Mr. Munson, Mrs AEuson, Nh.
and Mrs f. c. wahiberg, Mr.. A. B. Hulsnd, NJ.
Mac BroBEnaa Mr.. r. y. Sorensen, Mr.. O. 3.
Olsen, Mr. f. o. Biaksiadd, Mr. II. P. Eggan,
Mr. and Mrs o. p Eggan, M L Miller, Nj ana
Mrs. 4. Chilberg, Miss Chilbsrg, Mss Lund-
quist, Mr.. Fred Bloomberg, Mr.. and Mrs. n so
derberg, Mr. A u. IEerson, Miss Lzzy Ander-
sor. ny. J. Lund, Mr. II F. Eggan, Mr. A O.
stubb and wife, DR.. H. Thorensen, Nj. : 0.
Heiseth, Mr.. John Milling, Sir. John T. Milling,
MI and Mrs A. Jensen, NJ and Mrs. A.
Amunds, Mr.. and Mrs E. Frisch, Mr. o. +. Moe,
Mr. H. Rode, Mr.. NJ C. Akre, Mr.. c. +. teloerg,
Mr. William Fslstad, Mr.. John w. Grad, Mrs.
Graf. Miss N. Graf, Miss w. Graf. Miss Laura
Lausen, Mr.. \. soderberg. Mr. L c. Anderson,
Mr.. G. Z Arnsvorth-
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Friday was VISITORS day a. the Ballard High
school, and large number OF visitors availed
themselves of the opportunity to hear the pupils
take part in the literary exercises. One of the
new features was exercises upon the rules of
parliamentary practice, such making mo-
tons, amendments, etc. The following is the
nrogramme OF the High school;
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The Nehraskans, Entertainment.

The Nebraska Association held one of its semi
monthly meetings on last Monday evening.
The meeting was not so well attended
as usual, but an excellent programme
was given. Mr.. 5. B. Briefly read an
excellent poem from Whittier, and Miss
Short gave an excellent recitation. An anus
ing and interesting address was delivered by
Mr.. A. B. Ball on "Don't Care" Mr.. John
WILEY recited funny poem upon horse racing.
These meetings are very interesting and profit
able. The next meeting will be in two weeks.
when Mr. John WILEY will address the as socia-
ton, taking for his subject preachers" All
ministers in the city are invited to attend.
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navy are unwarranted" On the Affirmative
were Miss B. karr, Miss George and Ar. Alder
SON On the negative were Mr. r P. Ballard,
Miss Parker and Miss Bagley The judges de-
eided in fsvoE OF the Affirmative, slthough one
OF TIE three votes was in favor OF the negative.
The following is the programme in detail:
Instrumental music Miss Drew
Recitation ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ShiilIstad
News OF the Week. .......-.......Ar. Langston
Essay $500. .-......-.........-......Mis Miss Ewing
Vocal music Miss Ruff
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Two Young Gentlemen SURPRISED.

Mr.. J. A. Forehaud and Mr.. G. E. Sylvester
were very pleasantly surprised last Wednesday
evening at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. F. $
Sylvester, Zlb Republican street The evening
was agreeably passed in games, music. etc
Piano solos by Mrs. sylvester and duets by Mrs
Sylvester and Miss Witherell were pleasant
features of the evenings entertainment A
guitar solo by Mr. Forehand was finely executed
and we'll received. Refreshments were served
at ll:So Those present were: Mr. and Mrs F.
5. sylvester, Mr. and Mrs George Ashford
Master Eugene Ashford, MI and Mrs. L.
foungs, Mrs. c, Shoudy, Miss Mary Shoudv.
Miss Maude Youngs Miss Della Black
ney. Miss Bertha Ford. Miss Rhoda Hincklev
Miss Lou Withereil, DIR. Preston, Mr. Eugene
Ioungs. ME. J. a. Forehand and Mr. G. E
Sylvester
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Compare.

A careful comparison Of DR..
Prices Delicious Flavoring
Extracts with the other fla
voring extracts offered for
sale, will convince any per-
son that for strength, purity,
delicate and natural favor,
DIR. Prices are far superior.
Ladies of taste once having
enjoyed the delicious favor
that is given to cakes. pud-
dings, creams, etc, by DIR.
Prices Vanilla or Lemon Ex-
tract, could not be induced
to use any other.
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Mr.. Joseph shippen's Lecture.

Mr.. Joseph Shipper on Friday evening deliv-
cred the second lecture OF the course given by
the Unitarian church, of Seattle. The speaker
took as the subject of his discourse, benjamin
franklin" and handled the subject in
thorough and exhaustive manner. He
traced in mastery way the birth
and early career of the great philosopher. He
told OF Franklin's political and literary history
in terse and emphatic terms, admiringly when
necessary, and showing clearly the part he took
in the important movements of the times, and
the speaker described and praised all his great
aud distinguished services to the nation. The
lecture was heard with absorbed interest, and
the speaker was rewarded with applause and
hearty compliments. The next lecture will be
by the Rev. Fl. II. Brown, of Salem. Ore. His
subject viii be: Evolution Demonstrates I'm
mortality" 1t viii be given next Friday even
ing at the Unitarian church.
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The Seattle Social Club.

The Seattle Social Club held a meeting last
Thursday evening at the house OF Miss Lottie
Watts, on McClaire street. Four new names
were voted on, and were elected members of
the club. They were: Miss Nellie Cowen. Miss
Mabel Sheehan, Mr.. James Smith, Mr.. Allison
Crawford. During the meeting Mr.. silas Hall
resigned his position as secretary, and Mr.
Charles Shaw was elected to take his place
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Watts, Miss
s. Watts, Miss 3. Refs, Miss Lottie Herring, Miss
Mamie J. Long, Miss Mamie A. Long, Miss
Maud Mcclellan, Miss Maud Filler, Miss Jennie
Refs, Miss Hattie McClanahan, Miss Belle
Hume, Mr.. James Wilson, Mr.. Charles Shaw,
Mr.. Eddie Thomas. Mr.. George Haley, Mr. Sam
Hume, Mr.. Charles Clark, Mr.. VIII Long, Rob-
ert Bucan, Mr.. George Snyder, Mr.. Willie Brew
ster, Mr.. Levitt Rank, Mr.. Grin Rank, Mr.. Silas
Hall and Mr.. Shesler Morse
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MI. Robert To,mie,s Recital.

On Wednesday evening Robert Tolmie gave q
piano recital in the Holyoke block. His work
stamped him as a thorough artist. Following
is the programme:
Sonata. OPP. 81, No. 3...........-.- Beethoven
II Sogna .Mercadante
Mrs William e. Miller
Violin obiigeto .........W Vaughan Arthur
Ia Apdsnte in F............Bee Beethoven
(b) Polonaise in fat Chopin
(cl Bereeuse OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Chopin
Sonata, Op. Is. -. ............-...G rieg
Mr. w. Vaughan Arthur and Mr.. Roscoe Warren
Lucy.
idl Octave Etude ACCOMPLISHMENTS. -kullak
(6) Rhapsodie Hongroise, No. 2............. List
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MI. and srrs. Mills Anniversary.

A very pleasant whist party was given by Mr.
and Mrs. G. 7. Mills at their residence, $40 Al
bert street, on Friday evening, the occasion be-
Ing their fourth anniversary. Among the in
vited guests werei Colonel and Mrs. o. F.
Briggs, Mr.. and Mrs. R. W. Jones, Mr. and Mrs.
John Arthur, Mr.. and Mrs. James Moore, Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Bronson, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Col
well, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Avery. Mr.. and Mrs.
B. l. Van Tassell, Captain and Mrs. f. Burns,
Miss Van Tassell and Miss Stetson
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sunday-school Scholars Entertained.

On Friday afternoon Mrs. Rees P. Daniels en-
tertained at tea in her home, 2509 Jackson street.
the graduates of the infant department of the
Plymouth Congregational Sunday-sehool. Mrs.
Daniels has charge OF the infant classes. and the
tea was In honor of those who pass from her
care TO the main room. Miss Hough assisted in
entertaining the children, who, with songs,
piano playing and games, were made perfectly
happy during the afternoon. Between 4 and 5
o'clock their bliss was rendered complete by a
bountiful supper in which there was plenty of
cake, fruit and ice cream. The following were
present; Ruth Waterman, Aline Robinson,
Lillian Lindsay, LILLIAN Hilderbrandt, Minnie
Beard. Katie Bullong, Ethel Bullong, Vera
Land, Lillian Land, Nellie Hill, Ruth sehram,
Eo schram, Mabel Chilberg. Ralph Ismond and
Cary Hill
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MI. and Mrs. Calvert's whist Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Fl. Calvert entertained q
party of their friends at drive whist on Friday
evening at their pleasant home, No LILO James
street Miss Hensleigh captured head prize,
and Miss Calvert the 'booby'' prize. Delicate
refreshments were served, and the party enjoyed
themselves thoroughly until midnight, Mrs.
Calvert proving herself again q very pleasant
hostess. The following were present: Miss
Ella Bevfn, Of Victoria; Miss Eda Hensleigh,
Miss Maggie Mcdonald, Miss May Calvert, Dr..
E. W. Young, Mr.. Parsons, Mr.. R. n. Young,
NJ w Cal