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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-02
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

The social of Grace NJ. +. Church will be
held at the residence of the pastor. Rev. NJ.
J.. Walls, 43 East Ohio street, Friday even
ing.
The free art exhibit of st. Johns Acade-
cess may he had to It from $50 A. NJ. to $50
p. NJ. until Saturday, June %.
A reception was tendered Hon. A. ID.
Shaw. Assistant Third Auditor OF the
Treasury. by member of the G A. r.. and
h. of Il. and railroad men ct V~ansickle's
Hall. on Clifford avenue. last evening. 1t
was a verS enjoyable occasion.
There will be a meeting Friday evening
of the Young Peoples Union of tho Baptist
churches at the North Baptist Church. cor
Der of Cherry and broadway. A good pro-
granlme will be rendered. The meeting IL
preparatory to the national union meeting
at Detroit.
A musical and literary entertainment
Brown. 43 Woodruff Place. tomorrow even
ing. An Intereating programme has been
prepared. Messrs. Fowler and Kingsly and
enger. Lewis and Harvey will assist.
There will be q meeting of the Charity
Organization Society. together with all who
are interested in the work of the Board of
Children's Guardians. O-morrOw at ROOmI.
Plymouth Building. for the consideration
of the best method of providing n children's
home for the use of this board. and To make
snch recommendations on this subject To
the Hoard of County Commissioner as
may te thought advisable.
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COMMENCEMENT is UPON US
The Annual Event at DePauw Heralded
by The Music School RecitalS.
Twenty -Seven Young Lawyers Thrust on q
Cruel World at Valparaiso NOrmsl-High-
School Exercises at Different Points.
.recinl 70 The Inolnnapolis 1onrna,.

erecial 70 fbe Indianapolis Journa'.
GREENCAsTLE. Ind. June 1.-The terra
~recitals of the DePauw School of Music
were ~inaugurated last night. and were q fit
introduction TO the exercises of
ment week. Three evenings are set apart
for the three divisions of the school. which
are rendered necessary by it's extraordinary
gro With from an enrolment of forty to 292
inside of eight years. Tonight the second
division was greeted by an attendance
even larger than last night. The young
women and men acquitted themselves well.
both AS vocslists and musicians. the per-
Torrance of the younger pupils on the vlo-
I'm and harp being especially meritOriOus.
The third division will give its recital
Friday evening, while the commen cement
exercises of the school are set for Tuesday
afternoon. June q. This will be the grand
gala day of the term. The charming opera
of Martha will be rendered Oh the even
ing of that day by q chorus of one hundred
and an orchestra OF thirty pieces. All the
Indications point to a commencement of
more than Ordinar interest. Those taking
part In the preparatory recital last night
were: Misses Minnie Stout. Minnie Lam
ming, Flora Yates. Pearl Brown,
Payne Little: Ada !ilyes. Bertha
Birch. Ethel Bartholomew. Matte Whit
slit. Mollie Frank. Grace Rainholt. Bertha
Harvey. Bertha Chaifee. Myrtle itidpath,
Lora Goddard. Margaret Nanon. lnez
Paris. and MessTs. Harry Paris and Ed
ward Frey. The participants In the fresh
man recital tonight were Misses Cora
Darnall, Minnie Mc9Ill, Kate Terry, Flora
Hallett, Gertrude Carroll. Margaret Pater-
son. Ella Peck. Ora Owens, Laura Eads.
Retta Jaques. BirdIe Bass. Josie Arm
strong. Laura Marsh, Kate shepard. Maud
Huestis, Bessie Latimer. Stella Grnbb.
Esther Levlngs. Jessie Cowgirl. Pauline
Blake. Grace Bridges. Lena Davis. lnez
Paris. Name Jennings, and Messrs. Frank
OlmsteaG, Harry Paris. Charles Lockwood
and Frank Power.
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To Buffalo. N. Y, Consisting of SIeepers,
Chair Cars and Coaches uiH Leare In
d,anapotis, Ind, Sunday, June ~, IS9@
at leo r. H., Via Lake Erie q Western
Rdfiroad.
This special rain will consist Of frst-class
equipment, and will be run through SOLID 10
Buffalo, y. V. and return in same manner.
Rates. for round trip.
Tickets good for return the following week.
This rate does not apply simply TO the EIks,
but they extend an invitation 10 their friends
and the public to Join them. with a guarantee
that they shall receive all the advantages and
comforts of the special service. both going ana
returning.
For any further information apply 10 No. 40
South Illinois street. or {. L. DAILY,
General Passenger Agent.
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Honors Went to u Boy.

SPECIAL TO the Indianapolis Journal.
BLUFFToN. Ind. June 1.-The tenth an
unal commencement of the High-schOOl &C.
Cured last night in Lixbey's Opera-house.
After the invocation. by Rev. c. u. Wade.
of the Methodist Episcopal Church. and an
overture by the orchestra, the programme
was taken up as follows:
Relation of Teutonic TO our Civilization
Nelile Masson
Potential Energy" Herman Thoma
"Glimpses of the Spirit of the Race
as seen In Literature. Hattie Loser
Rational Freedom" Mock
"'The Relation OF the Ideal To
the Practical in Education Maggie Mcbride
THE Newest Solution 10 the Oldest Problem"
The music was all home talent. The
violin solos 10y Miss Grace Horton and
while Miss Nina Sturgis. just returned
from her musical studies at Boston. CON-
pletely charmed the immense audience
with her sweet voice. Miss Leila Bell, in q
piano solo. maintained her wellearned
reputation.
Mrs. Jennie Ormsby gave a reading. de-
scriptive of plantation life.
The class address by Miss +. May Foltz.
principal of the High-schoOl. was we'll re-
ceived. The diplomas were presented by
Miss Rose Cox. assistant principal. Prof.
Burris then explained that William Vert
having received the highest class scholar
ship. was entitled to an honor scholar
ship" IN DePauw, Bloomington and sew
eral other colleges.
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The Car Didn't stop.

Yesterday evening q welldressed man,
whose name was not learned. ran out in the
middle of the square opposite the court
house. and signafed an east bound car to
stop. OF course il did not. and he tried to
Jump on. His feet touched the step, before
his hands could grasp the handles of the
car. aud he was tossed into the air. When
he landed on the asphalt his face was
turned from the blue canopy overhead.
The oar came back and took HIM on board,
wonderful to say. and the motOrman was
treated To a berating that stirred even his
imperturbable nature into something like
activity.
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THE FULLER CLOAK co..
80, IS and 81 East Washington Street.

NOTICE To CONTRACTORS - NOTICE IS
~ hereby given that the board Of School Trustees
Of the city of Noblesvflle, Ind. viii receive sealed
bids for the construction of an eight-rooin brick
school building in said city, until Z O'Clock p. m, on
the 9Th day Of lane. 1892.
Said building Is TO be constructed according
TO plans and specifications now on Gle in the Office
Of Shirts q KilbOurne, In said city OF Noblesvilie.
of 81 900 tn the effect thar such bidder, IL his bid Is
accepted. viii duly enter into contract for the con-
%struction OF such building The Board Of Trustees
reserves the right 10 reject any and all bids. MOBILES
VILE. Ind, June L, 1892. E E
Secretary OF School Board.
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Carpent~r' Strike.

Henry Gale, deputy district organizer
for the carpenters. aided TO effect q settle
ment of the carpenters strike In Marion.
The carpenters gained one hour. settling
for tho season at the rate of IS cents an
hOrr for nine hours.
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Presentation OF Diplo
Twensy-Seven Young Lawyers.

Special Ia tn indianapolis Journal.
VALPARAISO. Ind. June 1.-The twelfth
annualc commencement exercises of the law
department of the Northern Indiana Nor
nal School were held this evening. in the
new Chapel Hall. There were twenty-seven
graduates, representing ten different States.
The graduates were: +. A. Brobst. V. G..
bunting. w. 5. Carson. T.. 5. Crumbaker.
II. V. DAVIS. A. g. Dicus. Ming Eley. e.. O..
Feldman. q. y. Gates. T.. f.. Hatchett, Fred
Hegge. A. A. Huddleston. w. +. Hughes, J..
NJ. Jordan. John Lowe. S. Ross Martin, II.
A. Miller. E.A. Myers. w. Scott Norveil. T..
Peavler. L. G.. Peter, II. d.. Pleuss. w. f.
Renfro. T. q. Riley. William Sanders. Har-
~ Sianberry. W. NJ. Stnckman. Hon.
Smiley NJ. Chambers delivered the
address. followed by an address
TO the class bv Hon. Mark l.. Denote,
president of the law faculty. The class
appeared before Judge Johnston of the
Porter Circuit Court. Tuesday. and all
were admitted to the bar. and on Thurs
day will leave for Indianapolis. to be adj
mitted to practice before the State Su preme
Court.
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Lrf Them Srrcreiu 4Ione.

OF the two il would be wiser 10 let the
teeth go unfinished than to use some of the
articles alleged 20 beautify and preserve
them. Sozodont has done mnch 10 drive
these tooth drstroyers from the field. Let
them severely alone.
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Their bark Is Launched.

specieI 10 TIE Indiai apoils journal. ..a.i ~
SALEM. Ind. June 1.-The fourteenth
annual commencement exercises of the Sa-
lem High-school were held last evening.
There were ten graduates, eight or whom
were young women. The class motto was
Prom the Beach We see the Ocean" The
following programme was given:
I'm the Right with Two or
Three. Luella Reyman
Keep Your Honor Bright
.SOphronia Alexander
"Is the World Growing Bet
Irving Merle st. John
"Famines. Their Lessons. Harriet y. Paynter
Seeming Industry. Ella Young
"1rue Home Chapman
Lead a Hand" Ora Anna Alspaugh
make Haste Slowly" Josephine Moore
1.-The Philosophy OF Winding Your
own Business. Mabel Neal
"Our Antagonist Is Our Helper"
Lotus ID. Coffman
PresentatiOn of WIN. IL. PaYnter
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Via the Monon Route, Ia Minneapolis. MIMI,
On account OF the Republican national coDven-
ton. Tickets good going June > Ia q. inclusive.
and good returning until and including June %.
1892.
Ticket offices: 20 south Illinois street, Union
station and Massachusetts avenue.
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Dem ocracy Is n Tax.

Auditor of State Henderson settled yes.
terday with Cass and Wells counties. but
could not conceal the fact that Democracy
is q tax. for the figures. as follows, showed
the truth of the epigram:
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HPynorQf,

DIR. Joseph Eastman's office. during the con-
strncfion OF his sanitorium. Will be at the sonth-
west corner or Vermont aud Delaware streets
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DON'T CRY, LITTLE GIRL.

No More Castor oil for You,
But Melol. which Is as pleasant as honey.
This is the best cathartic Tor children.
ASK y our druggist for IL.
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~ ers. The Board Of School Commissioners OF the
city OF indianapolis invite sealed proposals until A
=. IN, June 3. 1892, for the following buildings:
One eight-room building, corner of Washington
and California streets.
One four room building in Oak Hill.
The contracts TO include the entire material and
labor required 10 complete ready for occupancy.
Bids To be made upon blanks provided for the pur-
pose, and for each building separately.
Plans and specifications can DE seen at the Office
Of the architect. Louis IL. Gibson, Hartford Block, on
and after saturday. May 2S, 1892.
The BoGrd reserves the right to reject any or all
bids.
Address bids 10 the Chairman Of the committee on
Buildings and Grounds. office of Public schools. and
mark Proposal for Buildings"
WILLIAM SCOTT,
L. l.. WILLIAMS,
J. A.
Committee on Buildings and Grounds.
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BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
ANNOUNCEMENT

A NNOCNCEMENT-L. W. DEN.
"A tai Office moved 10 40 North Illinois.
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LwAY TIMETABLES.

TICKET OFFICES at Station and at corner Illinois and
Warrington Streets.
TRAINS RUN As FOLLOWS:
DAILY. Daily, except SUNDAY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06

The ger. Nj. J. D. Bills Is expected 10 return
from tas ras; today
Miss ally. Of Portland, IL visitinx her sistsy
Mrs. HGson. 81 this city
Mr. b :. 6gosseup wAs 10 The city from xvsr
ttt lea axYs shl. week
Mr.. A. y. Flttle has returned from hts trto "a
san FRANCHISE sad the East
Miss Thornpson has been visiting Mrs yooe
iyn. OF Seattle, part ~ this week
NJ G ". seymour returned from o.ymp ia or
Monday svsuinx sftsr short trip
The Misses L.ndsll, WHO have been yssstfas
nefs FOR sevsrsi months, sxpscs 70 leave 90
Tu7sdsy.
Dr and Mr.. winternH,e. Mis-. wintsrmui.
snd party Of Esniiemea have besn In %.
uOuatslrs
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Halloween party. andeF the auspices CT
sac scotch society u seattle. wss Elvsu IA TIE
hAli of sAe H.geA ey hloos 8a 4osa&y. OcEeoer
s. Ia tie tore part 90 ths evening tas io..os.
lag programs .As rendered. visa M Aiexaa-
der Williamson ia the char
song -" Anato Laurie. ...--...AnEus nuncan
roag -~'sSGatrh isssts IeSnN ..- Miss Hathaway
Recitation Sabaia Burns H&los r en-"
--.-,.---..-. ..-..--ME CHlshgsrm
Rscitatian=-"seetrh D.s.eet' ...... NJ Ja-se.on
SoBr-~'' boanie Duuaee" NJ. }. y HHeas.
SO g. NlShti04 sie .-..-,.. Ms Grant
Rsx9ifs - setaas .s-.--.Mf. N4DF0e Al ks4 z}e
Dance A" II Z e lsH3 Flag. .-...-..
..... NJ Nance Meksas SID two pup.ls
Duet~"Msa ana " tfs". ... ............
.-.... -.... -..... Misa Cisfs and 8r. SEa -
me remainder O. tie entettsin rleat wss de
voted Co scotch games aud As.ioHseo passisr-s
fasi 1dsns tas we4i-En1ua ~~oseb eAns Ga. .e4
sssmp7G tsuties. bchoinx for saales csc, Tae
ever. nE's eafoyEasut Nzs coac.ts%ei wtt0 BAL
Az dance, waiea was -oatinesl anti o'csack
saaa svsry eas aaitst Ia slaglas "Aaa1 Lag
EraAs
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EwxExrY, Nov. A. Special At nesting OF
tae directors q she Chamber % Ccrnrserer a
saA was raaIs iar tes second 50 per cent Of
stock Subscriptions - mees PAYNE = on m.
aew tuisdiae TIE matter of havtug Everett
a7afs 50 h-poft 81 sutTy ~ss dlseassed sus "a
tered to the COMMITTEES on tegis.stian
G. p Logan hAs arrived from Leek Haven. p.
e. taks tne sapersu tendency OF raanefacsur. al
ne paper mill lie is regarded as thu te.t sod a
pulp paper Fn&ses u tie coaatry Ths usllf
vi. ssAsf y - ghs l5sh inss
Casrlss l. Colby, Secretary schenes, Of thu
gv~ssft Land Corn my. aaa cfssr capita ltst.
81 esvs Tor Everett
Plsus are beng perfected for an Electric stree,
railssy. and q order 70 meet fhs urgent ta.
z8.na lee RAPID transit the eoe8rsmY has deed 4
% fan a0s o. soFss ears ssrH aoraglly OF Hewitt,
svsngs TIE Everett Land Cafapsay Ia. .lss
decided q essrs a. s.setr5n lfTht rssr,t Al CO.
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The residence 81 Ecr sa3 Nrs o. & Dnrfs.
Ills fesie- sveaus. rss 81 sss evesaas OF
Wednesday. Sewerree . all axae~ wtts iaghs II
keao- Of EAs marriage Of Mss LsGiss EoSsas-.
"a san Francisco, vita Nj. geha B Kelley.
whose hcsss Is last over sne iins "a ssoho ga
eoEasy. nHs whose FosEofser address - Wood.
iavalle Sew. Johs 2 nszoa oThesatsd. Ard
shs cerersoav Vas followed nv sncst sssEazt
rspsst. r~eacsiug mach credit upon IRE aospa-
tssits 81 TIC Eeatsi SosEsss syaeag tnoss ~is-
messing ira oersraany we're: Mrs. q. E. pufis
sad sister, Mrs. Harry Sirykrr. Mrx SARAH
Woodward. Mr. ard Mrs C l. Norton. Nh. c.
Cornelius, Mrs.. q. A. Essshrook. Miss Mamie
Estelie Longhest. Mr. Kelley 10 % ee eonsfsfr-
.stes apon the sind prevftezcc waica rounds
up sae happiness n his home WIFE such meet
coz psaioashtp and grace.
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In Honor Of Mia Scott.

Last Saturday evening Mrs. J. b Best gave q
delightful dance st her home on North ID street
in honor OF Miss scott, who is visiting her sister
Mrs. George blanchard. Of this city. Tho house
was very prettiy decorated, and the evening
was such a delightful one that Inost Of the
guests did not ''tear themselves away" until a
iats hour. delicious supper was served in the
evening Among those present werei Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Z. Best, ara George Blanchard, Misc
scott, Mr. and Mrs. James Keen, Mr.. w. K.
Hacker. Mr.. q. |. Num- Mr.. A. D. VIRGIN. DIR.
q. q. Hicks, Mr. and Mrs Hscock. Mas Bowen,
Miss cslsins, Mr.. W. l. Best, Mr. W. r. Pritsh-
ard, Miss Derickson, Aiss Thompson, Miss
Fogg. Misc Crosby, DR.. J. Van Mater. NJ. and
ARA. J. H. Killer, Mas EdmundA
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A Tin Wedding.

Mr.. and MIRA William Lasslis celebrated tbs
tenth anniversary Of thsiT, wedding at their
home. 27lo Weller street, Thursday evening
The house was beautifully decorated with low
ers aud Ivy. A dainty repsst was served 20 the
guests Among the Invited guests were: Mr..
Sad MIRA Shepherd. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton, Nj
aud MIRA Gardner, Nj. and Mira Carrier. Mr..
end Mrs. Downing. Mr. and Mrs. AcMoaagle,
Mr. and Mira Field. Mr.. aud Mira Know toa. Mr.
and Mr.. Warren, Mr.. and Mrs Louderbses, Mr.
and Mrs. Paulsou, Mr.. ana Mra Herbert. M.
and Mr.. Groshsok, Miss shepherd, Ms. An
.Aony, Miss II gler niss P,xsy. Mr. Homer
shepherd. Nj VIII KRowltoa, Mr.. E Tsrpsa-
Ing, ar. Il. W. Craven.
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Charity Enchrs rarsr.

On "Wednesday slteFaoon Mrs l. y. camrhell
gave a charity suchre party for the Children .
hoaas al her residences GA North rAccms svenae.
at which the sum OF sac was realized. Later Ia
the afteraeon lignt refreshments were served.
Those to whom the prizes awarded we're:
Miss Aalace. Mrs. listed. Mira Alexander Baltic
sni Miss Derickson MIRA. Campbell vas as
sisted daTing the afternoon By Miss Eilth
Thomas, Miss Applegste, Mise scott and Mira
OTIS srrsgueS Among taose present were. MIRA
L D. Campbell, Mrs stuart Rice. Mrs. ID. smith.
ars, r ". Deriesson. Miss perickson, Mrs 4.
L sawyer, Mira Aunson. Mrs. Wallace, Miss
Nstits Wallace. Aiss Wallace. of San Franchises;
Miss Griggs. MIRA HenFy Hewitt. Mrs Caikins,
Miss Csigins, Mira John FeTriss. Mira.
u. Wiaslow. MrS snowien. Mrs Otis
sprsgus. Mrs Hiseock. Arx W. II. Wood
rnr, Mrs. Powell. Mrs J. w. Finksrton,
Nrs Lester lockwood. Mrs. Mcdonald,
Mrs. Clsaey Mrs. sharpe. Mrs. c. J. kershsw.
Alss Hershaw Mrs George Blanchard. Miss
Scott Mira T. o. Abbott Mrs Alexander Baiilie,
Mira Nelsoa Benaett, Mrs. J. 4. shank. Mrs
Raynoz. Mrs. S. X. White. Mrs H. T. Porter.
MIRA l. ". Anaersoa. Mrs. John Ripley. Mrs
George Taroeli. Mrs. John Bowen. Mrs. Husou.
Miss Wsliy. of Portland; Mrs. listed. Mrs. ". n.
Tyler, Mrs. E. N. Hunt, ars Stiles, Mrs VIII
am Rice. hrs. stephen sears. Mrs. C. D. Zaoris-
kie, Arx. c. w. Seymour
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The witch and Halloween.

night al The home OF Miss Alice Hicks, No. lis
Rochester avenue The young ladies we're
masked and attirea IN sheet and pillow cases.
Miss oks taxing tho part OF the witch"
After unmask!ng the witch presented each one
present with their fortunes ia rhyme After re-
fFeshments the remainder Of the evening wss
spent Ia playing Halloween ganes, which were
eaioycd by all Those present we're. Misses
HsIl. Miss Runyan, Miss Briggs, Miss Angus
tine. IS Proper, Miss Osborne, Miss Hsxie-
wood, Mas II eks, Mrs Petit. Mrs. Hebavd, NJ
Everett, Mr.. Craven, Mr.. Brggs, Dir. Dimick,
Sir. Gsrmane, Mr. Williams, Mr.. cnulix, Ar
Van Tuyl, Mr.. Petit, ar. He0ard, Mir. Barre, NJ
BrGymer.
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Mr.. A. n. Harrsssa.s Party.

1x A II Hsryzsszs a9Eaes - ISIS Goose
street. wss ire scs1e az seSls l.rszs psrty
sez: n ssacr Of tzs HsIsewe@s estavsl l2%
Tnssss w-rs reserved Ut krs HssE1so2s So
.8s.ess ~ Ma Ssw.sa8A Roasting eSsss-
anss. 1svsrx tcs xpr8ss az1 ether secses
ssvs-zonsss we're sn4zlrsd -, ~ vel ~
games. E zsss sad s.nx1ns. Pros. AeIAres xsss
. vsrr sgsrlfs1 ssniAsscs % sas somewhat e ass-
s1ozAhls a3v1asu-sS o. Ta1 ofsssnser aad tss
sad ate Of AUD NaggEs." wh.gA ra EnsS 80.
sorsd ~ little asssr L -Ass1 Lang sFns
wxs ssas ard the guests dispersed SfieT aaosi
snsoYzoss e7eafax TAoss rFeseat ssEs: d. anf
MT.- sswssrzs Pr0s. aaa Ar& Nci<xr~a, Nj. SD
Ass. Eal@leay, M. ana ara 4 A. Kelly NJ
Mr.. sad ar& Taorson- Mrs.. Z. Ssesc3ss Ars
Tree. Ma KsEe. Mrs. EdBs Trus- Mrs. AMAZE
asose. h.sse. Fannie sas0ysr sn3 Minnie Kelly
sa1 Mr.. r. n. gsrr5s. o. Nous; Fsrnea, Nj
ssssass. Ar. Proper. NJ. Rutherford. M. MAS
Alan snc Nj fAssps. ane Nj aad N-ss n n
Hxrrsserh
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Party for Master Auxu.tfns

VT. ard Mrs., u. Angnstias en Taes5sy
evening .ksl gsvs - tasir sea. &ssssY Talfus,
e. eat0yAhle ia 9sesH pSstF. Mrs.. AuKastlas
avzs 49, tsge2 "a rSce.vssz 80 8iss &syasrs .Ef
ASS AuxEet3as Taos@ E7essms we're Miss
Esis Duae. Nss Less Gssnsn, Ma Uoa.
t~sasZ- Aiss ANY Grey. Ais8 FAaats 8aksf.
s1lya Mslasa kaeae. 50 Bessie 10 ehsrE. Mss
See F4.aer, - Msy Fai5sF. X ss MsGs Fox.
Nay a lszeeek Azst~z 8srrr Crn~scr4
fsstsF kaasrf g4Hszsr. Ssstr7 Estaa lsrroa.
Hsessr TAeusAz lace. Mister 9sss Szzsf. Ms.sss
= tsr &csfs Aes'sF faha #atsa. Mzsser
Aast1a Fox &4sta- Ja5.as A 4st.Us
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Ga "Wednesday evening Mr. Charles W. Hem
nigar. Of VictoFiA, h g, vas united In marriage
~ - Miss Eva b sceeies. daughter oi Mr. aud
ArA ketsrt sceeIes. az tAs Feslaeacs OF tns lat
Ger, on Crawford street. in Ballard The Rev.
B. p Hylsnd, OF seattle, vas the officiating
elsTzymsn The happy couple LETT ca Thursday
Tor Victoria. where taeY viii rsslda
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\ pleasant surprise party given ~ Mrs
J. y Z Wolfe % the resldeace 90 Mt saS Nrs
e. s. Bs5tscs o. gchu stre@t. 50 honor # The r
azuwster. & So Grace. the @vealug Vas speni
In music, games snd card rlsytnE During the
eveuinE = 3ollclBEs luucseoa wss served
4 zs,,aE taoss prescott we~e. Mss Qrsce Bftdxss.
S. ~ la Bridges. Mrs y Woie. Mr.. J. l.
8vast. Wiss Naaa WDtts Ms s7asgs N4.s
Marguerite EurSe. Mr.. T. 3 BFtaEs Mise
8-s Wat. Msss &sunfe AlsB NJ J. n.
Bridges ~ l. = yssf. ~ T Boiling SIR "
49, Gg NJ u E-e@Nter. NJ r auarg. ~ y
Tfloxlo. NJ ! Clark. NJ J. y Nsifs. Mr c
r. R-.agas, Master Avn wysss sn4 NJ 2
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Al shs Grand hotel, ga sunday evening. octc-
Der 81. M Bssn -apeaixSa. Of tass eaty, and
Mas Rosina :. Morse. oi saaeoraisn CITY. were
joined IA msrFiass By Rev. john r DArner-
The ceremony was followed bv wedding sup
per. Tas Bride Is shs daughter az Mr.. and M7s.
\. Morse. formerly OF tina Hotel Arlington, 81
seattle, 5ut AZ present ef ths Hotel Pencoseos.
snohomish CITY, snd hss many warn friends
sad adiasrsrs Ia >eastiel Among those who wit
messed he marriage wrres Mr.. ard Mrs. 0snev
\. Morse, Ars VI. l. Dsmon. Mr. orrin D. Morse.
Mr.. Thomas - ursuhsrL Mr.. Charles hi.
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