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A Pleasant surprise Partv.

Mr.. and Mrs. Graham gave very pleasant
surprise party to their daughter, Miss Lena
Graham. ct their residence. 2l7 Hyde street,
on Friday, October 2. The guests came
with cake and all delicacies of the season, and
the evening was spent In social games,
dancing and music. Those present were:
Miss Lena Graham. Miss Tsna Graham. Miss
Blanche Kelley, Miss Ella Pease, Miss Maud
Pease. Miss Julie Rosenthal, Miss Ida Gottsteiu,
Miss Hettie Gardner, Miss Carrie Frauenthal,
Miss Eds Davis, Miss Jennie Davis, Miss Gertie
Davis, Miss Susie Gardner, Miss Belle Jafie,
Mr.. Percy Callahan. Mr. George Beede, Mr..
James Kelley, Nj Herbert Shoenfeld, Mr.. Orela
Dennius, Mr.. John Wheeler, Mr.. Moss Graham,
Mr.. Harry Booth. Mr.. Aubrey Levy, Mr.. James
Young, Mr.. Ernest Herald. Mr.. Richard Wells,
Mr.. Eddie Henningar, Mr. Graw Levy.
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Green River Hot Springs Arrivals.

The following persons arrived 1t the Green
River Hot Springs hotel from October to oc-
tober 8: Tacoma-Mr. R Cliffe. DR.. Mary Patter-
son, Mrs. Charles II. Jones, Mrs. Lizzie Hastings,
Mr.. J. N. Stute. Mr.. r H. Bird, Mr. e. b.
Braden, Mr. and Mr.. T. d. Davis. 2eattle-Mr.
and Mrs. J. e. Good. Mr.. r. +. Boynton, Mr.. J. J.
Burns, Mr.. J. n. Quiltsr. Mr.. Z r. Dole, Mr.
Frank g. Haddock. Mr.. and MIRA E. p. Minea,.
Mr.. q. T. Wallace, Mr.. J. G. Nixon, Mr.. c. Foster,
Mrs. @. W. Hall and daughter, Mr.. NJ. Levy, Mr..
Charles Roth, Mr.. and Mrs J. W. McCloud.
spokans-Mr R H. KannBley, Mr.. C. P. Cham
berlain. Mrs. E. Mac St Paul-Mr. @. II. Dor
man. Black Diamond-ME and Mrs. n. Nor.
Eans Eliensburg-Mr. B. B. Kellihsf. Martin
Mr.. Z. Weeks. Portland-Mr. and Mrs. II.
Govig, Mr.. II. Gouldstonc. Slaughter-NE.
Joseph B. Hart, Mr.. g. McAlestee, Mr.. H. Cove
Whatcom-Mr. +. ID. Howretk Philsdelphis-
Mr.. 8. salsberg. Mr.. C. W. Lowe.
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Personal and Chat.


Mr. r. B. Whitaker has gone to Portland for
few days
Mr. Edgar Wallace went away this week for q
short trip.
Mrs. Amos Thompson. OF Oakland, Cal, II Wis.
ttng friends in this city.
Miss Woodward, of Portland, is visiting st
ArA Wintsrnuse's on North G street
Mrs. Frank Clark and her son, Mr.. Frank
Clark, viii spend the winter at Portland.
Miss Norris. Of st. Louis, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Chester Thorns, has left for her home.
Miss Wrestling. of West Seattle, who had been
visiting in this city, lett for home on Wednss-
day.
Miss Graves. Miss MeGraw, Miss Gertie Clark
and Miss MeNaught. of Seattle, were the guests
this week Of Miss Ward.
Mira Pinkerton win give the third progressive
euchre party Of the series, for charity, at her
home, on Monday afternoon.
Miss Lena lawson, who has been visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Lehman, here for some months, left
for the East on Wednesday night.
Miss Scott, sister OF Mrs. George blanchard,
Of this city, arrived here on Tuesday night and
viii make her sister quite . long visit
Mr.. Lane, Of San Francisco. brother OF Mr..
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Playing "Tiddledy winks. .

MrA W. ]. Landell gave . delightful little
party on Monday evening, tho nature of which
was different from any given heretofore The
evening was passed In playing progressive
"tiddledy winks" The ladies' prizes wero
awarded to Miss Woodward, OF Portland, and
Miss wintermute, the gentlemen's to Mr.. J..
McElroy, IT,, and Mr. Morton Ramsdell. Later
In the evening refreshments were served, the
guests taking their departure about midnight,
Those present were: Mr.. and MIRA w. L IAndell,
Miss Lsndell, Miss Helen LAndeIl, Miss Winter
mute, Miss Woodward, OF Portland; Mr. w. T..
Best, Mr.. 4. Hacker. Mr.. Morton Ramsdsll, Miss
Wrestling, Of West Seattle: Miss Jessie Sey-
mour, Mr.. r. N. Trotter, Mr.. J. McElroy, IT,, Mr..
Charles Whedon
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SOCIETY AT TACOMA.
Casting About for Winter
Diversions.
PLAYING "TlDDLEDY WINKs."
Opening Musical COneert-Giss Ande4-
sen's Tes-L1nchsons-Fsr
Party-PeFsonal and Chat,
Winter
PLAYING "TlpDLEDY
TACOMA, Oct 3
LAS for those peo-
A-A

4 ACoAAS ~& q
.AS for those peo-
pie who depend.
ed for their am.
usement entire
ly on outside
sources,f for these
or mortals
will, IL II feared.
suffer for want
of employment
in . plsasurable
way I" ptSs9uS
One should have
for ones own
happiness, -
we'll - for 9TH
ers', latent ener-
gies and .resour-
ces upon which
to fall back
when nothing
else offers itself.
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A NeIshborhood Social.

On Friday evening Mr. and Mr.. W. p. Harper
gave . neighborhood social for members of the
Plymouth Congregational church who live in
the vicinity of their home In Queen Anne town.
The evening was spent with pleasant games,
and all had merry good time. Those present
were: Mr. and Mrs william p. Harper, Rev.
and Mrs Wallace Nuttine, Mrs w. w. Dear
born, Miss Albright, MT. Walter Richardson,
Mr.. and Mrs c. 4. Bowman, Mr.. and Mrs E. f.
Simpson, Mr.. Banks, the Misses Banks, Mr. and
Mrs. s. Z. Dawson, Mrs. q. W. Furry, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dart, Mrs. J. F. Pike, Mr.. and Mrs Daw-
son, Mrs. J. Winterbourne, tho Misses Winter
bourne, Mr. C. K. Hammond, Mr.. Paul Hol-
brook, Miss Jennie Holbrook, the Misses He.
gardt
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On Friday afternoon Mt her residence on
Broadway Mrs. II. c Henry gave q delightful
tea for Miss Hubbard. of Minneapolis. who has
for some time been her guest in this city. The
decorations oil the lovely house were In perfect
taste and the entire piseo was pervaded by "a
elegance that caused general comment Palms.
roses and vines wsre ell called into use and
were made 70 contribute TO the general hAs.
mony of effect The refreshments, which were
dainty and nice, were served In fauitiess styis
Mrs. Henry vas assisted in the reception OF her
guests by Mrs. A. II. Stewart, MrA Henry A
Noble, Mrs. ). 4. Paine, Mrx T. q, Neuislder,
Mrs W. e. Butler aud Miss 9asxsrn- The list of
invited guests will he toand below. Mrs q.
y. ound Mrs j. ". Gregory. Mira J. E. Gait
Mrs W. ksite, Mrs. Horace Phillips, MIRA j.
NJ. Wiiimans. Mrs. Z. n N. Miller, Mrs L. L. j,
Hunt, Mira ". h. Forrest. Mira Erastus BrsInerd,
Mira &. W. Bacon. Mrs Il K colver. Mrs r. A.
Belt. Mrs. a. X Csrter. Mrs. Fremont Cole Mrs
J, ". Hunt Mrs. Won Rshc. Ma {. r. Conover
Mira J. Collins. Ars Ctsmer. Ms. & W CLARK
Mrs Evsrsoie, Mrs wi.lissa Evs.sols. Ma WIZ
lam kvans. Nra- Henry fu-hmsn. Mrs. ]. W
fsikins. ArA J. T. Lsutgy. Mira A.
J. fsksn. afs Z. H. Fowler. Mrs
L. W Hsstie. Mira Charles Hopkins, Mrs David
Ksllosg. Mrs, Mary r. Miller Mrs.. VI. =. Backus.
hrs IA. A. Noble, Mrs ]. II. wfss,lins. M.
MONTGOMERY Russell. Mrs ". II. Wilson. Ma
Y L. NeufeIder. Mrs H. o. strive, Ms n q
Fcud, Nrx A. II stewart, Ms. w II wuepx
Mrs. q q haiies. Mrs. NJ X V. stacy. Ms I. Il.
steasaan. Nrs- W. 4 Rocne, Ms. & 7. TvIer-
Mrs. X L. Terry. Mrs. T. f. Shepard. Mrs.
everett Smith. Mrs. Maurice Me&iesea. M.
". T. ekillinEs. Mrs g. W. T. Riley, MIRA u II.
Wesghran. Mira r. i. Ateertsoa. NrA A. n.
Anderson. Mrs. ". q Butter, Mis- Howard
gosiyn, Mrs J. T. Hayden. Ma we,lIns.on
Csxrk. Mr.. n a Hsinss. Mrs. ". p. tinoswtn.
xra @. n Mars3e. Mrs Horace Phillips, Mrs.
Parker, Mrs. r. II. csgoo3. MRS. Jacob F.lfsh,
NM
James Iseaay, Mn. Z, 4 shepard &rS {. Il.
Hisrnger. Mrs. J. g. security. Mrs. T. A. s,yoni
Mira Il. c ~ashbura. Mra C. ~ seeaSe, MrN
e. l. wssh. Mrs. X W. Andrews. A1s T. H.
Wing. NrS C. A. wash. AFs- +. Il
garweil. Mfs n c. Garrett. MIA Iznsor
InSsls Mira C. J. sraith. Mr.. T. W. Rna
Mia l. r. Mites. MIA ". u. Xssk, Ma Nj
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On Friday last Mr. Henry Johnston and Miss
Amerlia Morgenstern were united In marriage.
the Rev. L W. Read performing the ceremony.
The happy couple received the warm congratu.
lstious OF host Of frierda
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AT SOCIAL SHRINES.
Hrs. T. B. Burwelrs Elegant
and Dainty High Tea.
MRS. Il. c. HENRy.s RECEPTION.
= 1tne Pspsr Read By Hrs. A. y. Stew.
art Before Ladiesp Nasicsl-Ths
Rainier Clnb's Neesfng.
ow ERIN q

J " 3 r n q
clouds and
Puget sound
mlsts didnot
prevent the
people OF the
social world
last v eek
fully ana
com p1 stsiy
enjoying sew
eral very
pretty AZ
fairs. 7 he
Red d cid.
Sand erson
wedding on
+ q . 9 d ~
night was .
Qot3DNSVVns
Of the kind,
uniting, ~ IL
did, two OF
the popular
young So.
ciety p err.
sons Of the
city. On
ThurSdaY af.
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The Rebeksh Social Cluh.

At the Rebekah Club party given at Odd Fell
lows temple in North Seattle on Wednesday
evening drive whist was the enjoyment pro-
vided for the first part of the evening The ars,
prize was won by Miss Leland and Mr. Whit,
nsy, and the booty prise fell To Miss Bigclow
and Mr.. t. Il. Stewart. and after $50 dancing
was begun aud was INDUCED Ia for the balance
of the evening. The next social will be given
on November 2 The following were present.
Mr. and Mira f. Gooding. Mr. and Mr.. j. /.
Williamson, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. A NcRse. Mr. and
Mrs. H Leland. Mr.. ana Mrs. K. Hamilton. MIR.
aud 2rs Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Knot, NJ
and MIRA Applegsta Mrs. ]. ProsSeE. Mrs. Wal.
lis, Mrs. X. Moran, Mr.. and Mrs. III. GLIB, Mrs
A. stsiule, Mrs Ailstt, Ne. aud Mrs. * W.
Wood, Miss Grow. Misses Morse. Miss sp.ague.
Miss Robson. Miss Hughes, Miss Leland. Miss
LAsimer. Mas Apologize, Miss Metiraw, Miss
Graves. Miss Bigelow. Miss Williams, Miss
John. Miss Roslisr, Miss Noble. Miss Ham ilton.
NJ F. A Johnson, Mr. A. Bryan. Mr. H. Sou
der, Mr.. 8 l. Eobesou, Mr. Charles Frank lin,
M T. Moran. Mr.. J. IL sprsgue. Mr. L Parser.
NJ. J. & Rose. DIR. Niles. Mr.. e. Moaoaon, Ma.
c. Auies, AR. A. V. Gray. M 7. johnson. Mr..
stiea. SIR. Boass. NJ T. Burke. Mr.. Louder
berg. Mr.. Mcleod, Mr.. l. z. stewart, Mr.. Wilbur
aaa 0sAe-x
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Gave . Charmine Ter.

On Tuesday afternoon Miss Anderson gave .
charming tea at her homo on North street
The hours were later than than those usuaily
stated, and, to vary the talks and Interchange
of ideas between the members of the fair sen
only, some masculine forms and ideas peus-
tratsd into the midst, giving variety 70 the al
ready delightful affair.
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HuddIeston-smith.

On Tuesday evening the Rev. !. ". Read, of
the Market street Baptist church, performed the
ceremony which united In marriage Mr. Edwin
Huddleston and Miss Lottie Smith. They ara
well known in this city and have host of
friends. who wish them every happiness In their
nav relation
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Miss worden gave progressive heart party 1t
her home on Monday evening for Miss Lena
lawson. which was . very charming affair.
Among those present were: Mrs. Worden. Mise
Worden, Miss Lena Lawson, Mr.. w. II. Wood.
ruff, IT,, Mr.. Henry Higgins, Miss Phflpot, Miss
Macrse, Miss Mamie Harrington, Mr. Hunt
Mr.. Bridges, Mr.. Arthur PrichaEd, Miss Rector
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ven attended, and q this one viii present far
moro attractions than any previous fair they
havs given they hope 70 greatly incrsass their
popularity.
Future Social Events.
On Thursdsy evening next . social win b
given BY the Ancient Order Of Forests8 Of
America
Invitations are out for the Bar Nitsvah party
Of Matter eingsrman. 20 b held on Friday
evening next, October II
Tomorrow evening there Il to b dress re-
heafsal for the 0ide Tyne Concerto 70 be held ct
Plymouth Congregational church.
One week from next Wednesday the Seattle
Cotillion Club win hold meeting at the Office
OF the Boston National bank. Matters OF great
importance WIN come up for consideration
On November I and the ladies of the First
Methodist Episcopal church will give .
"World's Fair Carnival" which II promised TO
be one Of the best things Of the kind that has
ever been held in this city. All the ladies OF
the church are interested and most elaborate
preparations are being made already for the
event
The opening reception Of the university of
Seattle will be held on Tuesday next from to 6
p. M Short addresses are expected from Presi-
dent Burchett, Rev. L W. Read. Rev. J. Cairns,
Rev. 4 B. Banks, Rev. W. f. Harper, Rev. L. G..
Goodwin, Hon. E. q Greene, E W. Craven,
Thomas Prosch, treasurer; Prof ]. w. Heston,
W. L. Hill and others
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Special rates given families for board nv tina
month At Occidental hotel. The table not ex.
ceiied in city. Hotel Just refitted and newly
furnished: everything bright and CHEEKY
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Carpets purchased OF m will be se we'd snd
laid free. Ths Bon Marehs, Front and Cedar
streets,
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The warde Social Club had pleasant evening
Friday boating at West Seattle during the early
twilight hours, after which delightful lunch.
previously prepared by the ladies OF the club.
was served. The merry party then hied them
selves away to the West seattle dancing pavilion
where to lively music they tripped the light
fantastic toe in recrestive amusement until the
hour Of IL announced the last boat home, The
club has given several OF these enjoyable afYairs
The members are: Miss Efis Jennings. Miss
Maggie Upper, Miss Daisy Jennings, Miss Pam
ME Upper, Miss Price, Miss Rose Jennings.
Prof. George Cady Johnston. Mr. Herbert &. Up
per, MT. Raymond. Mr. Turner, Mr.. Johnston
and Mr. Sherwood
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Mrs. BIanchard's Luncheon.

Mr.. George Blanchard gave charming little
luncheon on Tuesday at her homo ON North @
street Those present were: Mrs. George
Blanchard, Miss Scott. sister of Mrs SBlanch.
ard; Miss Wrestling, OF West Seattle: Miss Ed
munds, Miss Seymour and Miss Jessie Seymour.
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w. r. c. Fair and Rail-.

The Relief Corps ladies are working assies1.
ouaiy and are evsrywh meeting with siss-
Cess. Inc number of ball tickets are limited
and Algeaay ass over half Glsposcd Of. The 4.
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EENATI PorLAcH.
McNicken Iilahee, Oct. 5, 1897
News for Chautauquans.

The Columbian Chautauqua Circle perfected
organization last Wednesday evening, with Mr.
j. W. Fairbank. president; Mrs. E. NJ. Gordon,
vice president: Miss Jessie Hurd, secretary; Mr.
G. Leon Mears, treasurer. Forty-six members
have already Joined and more are expected.
There 10 an enthusiasm in numbers.
The president announces the following pro-
gramms for Wednesday evening of this week:
Ro,i ca, MI u l. Mears
Memory exsrcise-Nsmes to remember and lead
ing events connected with each in chapters
Is, Joys "0rceee."
Geography of Greece" Mr.. John f. Aver
prehistoric Greece" Mrs. E. NJ. Gordon
Music national song OF modern Greece
Resding-"The Lotus Eaters. -. .Tennyson
Miss Jessie Hurd.
Legendary Greece" ..-..... DR. K. w. Young
This 10 to be q Grecian evening. The pro-
gramme committee appointed by the president
for the first four weeks are Dr. E. W. Young,
Miss Alnetta Hixson and Mrs. f. NJ. Young.
The meetings of the circle will be held on
Wednesday evening In the Plymouth church
psrlors Those DESTROYS OF joining the circle
will be welcomed.
Twenty persons gave their names to Dr. W. P.
George on Thursday evening To organize circle
In the First Methodist Episcopal church. A
meeting for organization will be held on Tues
day eyening at 7:So prompt Magazines and
books viii DO ready. Secretary Fairbsnx will
be present to assist
The Lake Washington circle was organized at
thu residence OF Mrs DIR. Holmes, corner Raj
nier ana Park avenues. on Wednesday evening
last, twenty Ave joining.
In another month IL ia proposed to have A
union meeting and organize Seattle Chsu-
tauaua Union.
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The vaxabond Social Club.

On Tuesday evening last the vagabond soezal
Club was rsorganized By the election OF the fsl-
lowing officers: President. Mr. Tuii Kelloes:
vice President. Mr.. James Eplef: treasurer, NJ.
Grin Raake; secretary, Mr.. Leuos ]. Richard.
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Last evening Miss Flora Scribner, at her resi-.
dsncs on Main street. beyond Fourteenth, rave
a pleasant party. 10 which . number of her
friends were invited The pleasure of the even
ing was first an old.fashioned candy pull. and
as soon as possible after such sticky work tables
were drawn cut and all INDUCED in csrds The
anair proved quite success. and the fair young
hostess performed her duties with grace ana
ease. These present were: Miss Bessie Keat-
Ing, Miss Alice Heating, Miss winnifred Arthur,
Miss Clara Zane. OF New whatcom: Mise Anna
Phillips. Miss Flora scribncr. Mr.. Fred Hollsn-
beck. Ar. viii Hess, Mr. York Remington, Mr..
Lewis, Mr.. Dana Farsworth and M Fred Fisher.
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W EDDINGs.
III oWard-Gaddis.

A very pretty wedding took place on Friday
evening, September SO, at the residence Of Mr..
D. l. Jackson, In Port Gamble. The contracting
parties were Miss Florence Gaddis, sister OF
Mrs. D. L Jackson, and . prominent society
young lady, and Mr.. Robert Howard, who has
been connected with the Puget Mill Company
for several years The parlors were artistically
decorated with wealth of beautiful flowers
and FERNS the large bell, under which the happy
couple were made one. being composed entirely
Of exquisite Ia bride and Catherine Mermet
rosea At p. m. Lohengrin's wedding chorus
was played by Miss Emma White, and the
bridal party entered. preceded by the brides
little nephew, Master Emery Jackson, taste
fully dressed In pink silk, and carrying basket
of roses, which he strewed in the pathway of
the bride and her attendants. The bride was
elegantly attired in Q robe of rich cream alba
tross trimmed with chiffon lace and ribbons
The Rev. william Butler, of Port Gamble, read
the marriage service in an impressive manner,
and when the final words had been spoken the
newly-wedded couple received the congratula-
lions OF their friends amidst the triumphant
strains of Mendelssohn's wedding march. The
guests were then invited to partake OF some
dainty refreshments, after which all adjourned
to the Port Gamble hall to participate in tho
Indian summer ball. The happy couple were
the recipients OF several handsome and costly
wedding presents. At q m. they left on the
steamer Edith for Port Townsend, intending to
spend the oneymoon visiting places Of inter
est around the Sound. Among those present
were: Mr.. r w. Condor and Miss Inca Jane
son, Mr. and Mrs d. l. Jackson. Rev. and Mrs.
William Butler. Mr.. and Mira James White and
Miss Emma White. Mrs Harmon, Mrs. Ira Har-
mon, Mrs. Longfsllow, Mr.. W. r. Longfellow,
Miss Caro- G. Connick, Mr.. Fred Jameson, Misc
Annie Longfsllow. Mrs. J. II. Hanscom and Mr..
Ed Drew.
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Thomas Prosch, treasurer; Prof. J. W. Hsston.
W. L. Hill and others
Personal Social News.
Miss n Morris spent Tuesday in Port Town
send.
Mr.. Josiah Collins has returned nom his long
trip to the East
Mr. Abram Barker returned yesterday from
his trip 70 the East
MI. b. B. Pomsroy was In the city on flying
trip last Wednesday.
The Hon. ". R. Forrest has returned from .
visit to New Whatcom
Mr.. Frank Beach, who has been seriously III
Tor about ten days has recovered.
DR.. F. 8. Palmer and Mr.. C. N. Austin have
gone up TO the Monte Cristo mineA
MI. and Mra h. McRlroy, of Olympia, are the
guests of Mr.. and Ma A. w. Engla
Hon. Edmond g Meany, Worlds fair press
agent, returned to Seattle last evening.
Mrs. n. Gottstein, children and nurse left
Saturday for . months visit to Portland.
Mrs. Gustav9 Winehill 10 spending some time
with relatives and friends In Dallas, Tex.
Mra 8. Wolf and daughter. Miss Henrietta,
left Monday for Portland to reside permanently.
Miss Grace Piper. who has been visiting Ia
coma during the past week, has returned 70 the
city.
Capt and Mrs William McMicken, of Olym-
pia, during last week were ON visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice McMicken.
Mrs. E Hall, Of $50 Alton street, gave recep-
ton to Mr.. and Mrs. L z. Palmer on Wedues-
day evening at o'clock.
On Thursday night Mr.. and Mra Frank A.
Bell entertained Lieut. Herbert, Of the United
States steamship Macarthur.
MrA E NJ. Carr. who IL sojourning In Califor.
mia for her health. 10 slowly recovering. and It
10 hoped will soon be entirely we'll
Mr. Melvin G. winstock delivered . lecture
before the literary societies Of the state univer
sity on Friday last on "The Merchant Of
Venice"
Miss Adelaide woodward, daughter of Judge
Woodward. one Of last seasons debutantes OF
Portland society, II visiting Mrs. L. NJ Bracons,
Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. B. Friend and daughter, Miss
Ruby Friend, have returned homo from an ex-
tended pleasure trip through the upper and
lover California;
Owing to illness Mra Marie g Story was I'M
able to MI IN engagement at Portland this week.
MrA 6tory's friends will be glad to know ahe IL
now eonvalescent
MI. and MrA Ingersoll, OF Gan Francisco,
spent . few days in the city last week. Mr.
Ingersoll il brother Of Mr.. =. B. Ingersoll, of
the Posr-IET1LLIGRNcxR
Mira. Alexander N. Reynolds gave another
charming lunch on Wednesday. The guests
were: MrA ". II. b. Green. Mrs. William l.
Ellis, 1rA D. A. Spencer, Mr. T. N. Daulton.
Miss etstson and Mrs Bridges were in town
this week Mrx Bridges has postponed her re-
turn TO Europe ON account Of the cholera. She
II staying at the Monticello, Tacoma, for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mn. ]. Buxbaum have returned from
their wedding trip to the Eastern cities and are
residing at the Arlington hotel. They viii b
at homo to their friends on the second and
fourth Mondays In each month.
Mr.. and Mn. w. A Dickey, Of Cedarville,
WASH, are In the city. Mr. Dickey leaves tomor-
row for IN extended business trip to the Eastern
states. Mrs. Dickey win WIT friends and rsla-
lives in Seattle during his absenca
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MIA Alexander McEwan gave q matinee party
At Cordray's theatsr last week Her guests wee
Mrs Alfred Aoshef. Of New York. Mrs. Alfred
Aoshsr, r., of Bay City, Mich; Mrs W. II. IL
Green, Mrs. n. r. Cook aud Mira Thomas Il
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