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Superior Court.


samuel G. Aixeus vs. Edna A. Wood
assumpst; arguments upon motion %
set aside the verdict sad tor new trial
resumed and denied.
In re the admission 90 citizenship Of
Gerrit Demming. jacob us and Dan
Wis. admitted.
Ia re opening OF court from Huron
street To hrle street, street opening
striking OF jury adjourned u Novem-
Der -.
Flinsbeth :. Ramsey Va. The City OF
Grand Rapids. trespsss "a the case; on
trial.
Attention Liquor Dealers and Brewers.
Wholesal- and Retail
4 meeting a called for "wednesday
afternoon at o. cl0ck at toe Protective
brotherhood hall. No. s Pear street.
Business Of great importance = 20 -
transacted aud you are requested to be
present
VIZ. pRTcrE, president.
a VI ANRERG, secretary
Peoples Lunch Room opens o'clock
10 nxht.
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Attention Liquor Dealers and Brewers
Wholcsal- and Retail.

People. lunch Boom opens o'clock
10 nIgh1.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-14
PERSONAL SOCIAL GOSSIP.

Mr. Il. 3. Poneroy is sick with Is grippe
Mr. A II. Brookss has returned from San
Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Tibbe,ts were in Sc
attic on Friday.
Miss Korn has returned from pleasant vial.
TO San Francisco.
On Wednesday Miss Ethel Hanna paid ,i,i.
TO friends in Tacoma
Nj c. E. Patterson entertained the yapsscla
Whist Club last night.
Mr. Walter Wood has returned after q two
months ylsi. 70 san jose.
NJ. George II. Hsilbron has returned from
brief trip 20 San Francisco.
Mrs, T. ". Har7eil, OF Gilman, wa, in Seattle
during the early part OF last week
Dr.. F. :. Palmer has rendered his resignation
as organist OF the First NJ Z. church.
Mrs. ". J. Grambs, the sweet singer who hss
been i'll. is row on the conyaleseen, list
NJ. David Riaehart celebrated his birthday On
Friday by entertaining a number OF friends
Miss Lou Shannon. of Portland, IS the CUES:
OF Mrs. Melvin q. WinstoeS, OF 1921 Main street
Mr.. Fred X. strive, who left seattle for san
Francisco some days sgo, has recovered from his
recsn. illness.
NJ. John Gibbon, f., and Mr.. Frank B. West.
ling attended ths german given at Tacoma On
Wednesday evening.
NJ and ais Wills P Mcbride viii reside =.
So NcClsIre street, and VIII De st home 10 their
friends alter March
Mr. 4. h. Howard received csbiegrz-, Les.
night which stated that Nr ana ~. O-to
Ranks have arrived az Bremsrhsven and are :,
fine spirits
Ms. Mary NJ Miller is s guest 8. the Rsf,is,
hotel. Mrs Miller Is the daughter of Ju,gs
Oosdish NeFsdden, and the w!Goys of tba ists
oenefsl g9la :. Nitler ne hs, Just returned
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The State OF Maine members held their initial
social 81 .. A. +, hall. uinck,ey block. on
Wednesday evening. That they had a Jolly time
goes without saying. IS is always the case a,
taeig gatherings, The question OF holding reg
Ular socig.s taken mp and IL was uuani-
uously decided 70 hold them every two weeks.
CT on the second aud fourth Wedue> days Of each
month. The next one will ee held II the same
hall on February -. Among those present we've:
Nj and Ms. L Miller, Mr.. and Ms. O. \
Schaic, Ir and Ms, Il. Sheshan. Mr. and Mrs
pHgan, NJ. aud Mrs. Z. /. Hopkins. Mr.. and
Mrs. \. J. SpaG!ijng, Mr. and Mr. G Z Plinp-
ton, Mr.. Z. f. stevens, Mrs Callahan, Mrs
Disco, Mrs. Wallace. Mrs BgckI;u, Miss Jennie
Hicks, Miss Nsoel ShesGan. Mss Nellie Covaa,
Miss Laura Miller. Miss NoSSs, Mss Bucklin.
Nj Niaia=, Mr.. George Spaaldiag. Mr.. Brag don,
III osgood and Master Berthe Stevens.
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WEDDING s.
McBride-Guild.

On Wednesday evening Mr.. W. P. Mcbride
and Miss Gertrude Guild were married at St.
Marks church by the Rev. D. C. Garrett The
wedding was quietly celebrated, only friends oil
the contracting parties grazing the occasion
with their presence. The groom occupies an
official position in the Office of the county
clerk. The bride is daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
A N. Guild, OF PA South Eleventh street She
Is q popular young lady, and q member OF the
Altar Circle of ST. Marks church. St Mark
church YVES prettiiy decorated for the occasion.
Mr.. and Ms. Mcbride have host OF friends,
who wish them well il their new relations.
From to II O'Clock at the house of the brides
parents, a reception was held. The refresh
ments were excellent and the display Of pres
ents very rich. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. A. N. Guild, Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. H. Green,
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. shaffner, Mr..
and Mrs. W. B. Spencer, Miss Richmond, Miss
Higgins, Miss Davis, Miss Brooks, Miss Hall,
Mr.. James, Mr.. Gibbons, NJ. Stanley and Mr..
Eyooks
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IRIS. Eben smiths Luncheon.

Friday at / O'Clock Mrs. Eben Smith, at her
charming home in Queen Anne town, gave
another OF the very pretty luncheons which has
recently characterized her hospitality. Mrs J.
W. elise and Mrs. E. c. Kiibourps gave some
very pretty music The decorations and menu
were beautiful and elaborate. Following is the
list of guests Mrs. W. P. Harper, Ms. Lyman
Banks. Mrs. ". ". Dearborn, Mrs. J. ". Rum
sey, Mrs. Charles stimson, Mrs. Fred stimson,
Mrs. Z. 7. stimsoR, Mrs j. w. Fill
kins, Mrs. J. W. elise, Mrs. J.
O'shaunessy, Mrs. Archie Fiskins, Mrs. W. I.
Gazzsm, Mrs. C. P. Farrar, Mrs. A. 6. Burwell,
Mrs Z. B. Burwell, Mrs. James Boutwell,,
Mrs. ". D. Wood, Mrs f. +. Witiler, Mrs. G.
kellogg, Mrs. E. C. kilbou-ne, Ms. q. W. Harris.
Mrs. J. F Damon, Mrs j. p. Fay, Mrs. Everitt
Smith, Mrs J. T. Macdonald, Mrs. ". r. Bent
ley, Mrs. J. K. kinnear, Mrs Stewsr. E Smith,
Mrs W. Il. Llewelyn, Mrs 7. L Cragin, Mrs.
Il ". Higgins, Mrs. ". II. Wilcox, Mrs. A C.
Anderson. Mrs. G. ". Price, Mr.. A. f. Foote,
Mrs. ?. B. NJ. Miller, Miss Albright, Miss Wald-
ron, Miss Shumway, Miss Emma Shumway, Miss
Carrie SUBWAY, Miss Mary Shumway, Miss
Burwelt and Miss HOPKINS.
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FUTURE SOCIAL EVENTS.

Plymouth Congregational church VIII give q
general social on Friday evening.
On Tuesday evening, March I, Company B
will give egrsnd ball az the ArInory.
The Erminie Club will give dance on next
Tuesday evening AZ Odd Fellows hall, in North
Seattle.
On Tuesday and Wednesday next there viii be
an Epworth League convention a. the First Il
E. church.
The ladies Of the First u. Z. church are
making strong efforts to secure George W. Cable
for q course OF readings.
The Loyal Legion will give 6 banquet st the
Chamber OF Commerce on Wednesday evening.
New members will be elected.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF Edgevster Con-
gregational church will have q leap year social
at Lake Union hall Friday evening
Mrs G. W. Boardman and Miss Boardran will
give an at home at their residence Fourteenth
and Seneca streets on Friday evening. There
will be music and dancing.
The Society OF Our Lady Of Good Help, Of the
Catholic church OF the same name, is making
ARRANGEMENTS for an elaborate entertainment 10
be given on the night OF February - in Rauke's
hall There is TO be a selected programme Of
tableaux, musical numbers by local artists and
literary features This IS 10 be followed by
dance, and refreshments will be served during
the evening.
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CHURCH ENTERTAINMENTS.
A Baptist Church soeIable.

The Young people Of the North Sas-tle BAPTIST
church entertained their friends Monday even
Ing 81 the residence Of Mr.. sEd Mrs. J. W.
Bixoy. The programme consisted OF general
conversation, instrumental music on piano and
violin by Miss Bessie Eause. and NJ. W. {.
ProSca; yoeAl solo with piano accompaniment,
Nj and Ms. J. ". Bixby; piano solo, Mss
Asude Pike; vocal solo with piano seeompsni-
neu- Nj Bixby and NJ. z. T. ShsGer: vocal
solo Dr. J +. Crichfon; recitation, Miss Grace
Pie; humorous selection, Mr.. A. Z. Hauser
AT a iste hour the company dispersed, appar-
eat.y well pleased. Among those present were:
MI and Mrs j. ". Bixhy, Mr.. and MS Robert
hnipe. Rev. and Mrs. NJ. L RuEg, M. and Mrs
T. SAafer, Mr.. and Mrs.. Water
house, Mr.. and Mrs \. ". Campbell, Nj and
Mrs. Il. ". DU-ant Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Ames,
NJ. and Mrs. l. A. Griffith. Mr.. ami Ms Ii. F.
Compton, Dr.. ani Mrs. J. F. Crichtou, Mrs. J.
". Hanna, Mrs. 6. Han, Mrs. Rena Alden,
Mrs Mclean. Miss Hsuser, Mss Pike, Mss
Grace Pike. Miss Mabel Prosch, Miss Killea,
Miss White, MISS Edna Rugg, Mss Hattie
ReieAeneekeI, Miss Mclean, Miss AsArs Mss
Leland. Miss BALDWIN, Miss Croker, Mr. Bowen,
M C-.mps, Mr.. Hsuser. Mr., :. PTosea. Mr. C
". Psosca, Mr.. Harry Leland. Mr.. Edward
George, Mr.. Leon Mears, Mr. J c. Espey. M
William kiilsn, Mr. J. F. Adair, Mr. Il. ".
biSo-, Mr.. Hilton. Mr.. Gross, Mr.. Hanson, NJ,
Duty, Nj. Rsiehard and Mr. BIgelos
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motifs and Secretary ". 0. H.v.
miitee discussed the busins.x .ss'*. IA "a.
eiauon and the work Of he ss.aa = -
Whieh they expressed fAen.sIs ale, I'd
pleased The COMMITTEES viii r,'.Fsr7 aas
next Monday. mest azxa :
The Ladies' Aid socis.v
will give supper for the h.,.. ~ Z. Z e,,.
on February " o. tie en-
Mr.. Arthur Vernon, a re,sa.-.
two years, intends 10 lesy. =. c :, Bald !.
Friday. w SaItaraa -
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Mrs. Claiherne,s Luncheon.

RIOS; recherche little luncheon was given
on Thursday. by Ms. Austin Claiborne, az hey
residence, SIS Fourth street, 70 lew OF her
friends. The decorations srd appointments were
bcauutul, and reflected greA; credit on the
taste oi the charming hostess The choicest Of
Wsshingt0a's dora srG rlsay rich exotics from
Cali.0gna lent tlelr beauty ami fragrance to
the scene. The menu was most elaborate: wine
sparkled and Wit flowed, the "aorrid men"
were Conspicuous by their absence, and the
afslr in toto was one long - be remembered
with pleasure by those present Seated AZ the
board wtre, Mrs L N. Wood, Mrs. NJ. ". Car
rahsr, Mrs- 7. Ustsck. Ms. u. Z Bowman, Ms.
Oeor-e ASschGgn, Mrs. William Bailey, Mrs.
Frank Z. isve7e. Mrs W Lsmbaih. Mrs. l. A
Darling, Kiss IstcAcE AMI Ms. Austin ClAssoras.
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NJ. aad Mrs. L II. Griffith celebrated the
fourth anniversary OF their marriage on Mon
day evening. The house was prettily decorated
and the games that were played coutriyed to
atord pleasure and amusement 10 ali :he guests.
A: the proper time refreshments were served tina.
rounded out harmoniously g rarely pleasant
evening. The list OF guests follows: Mr. and
Mrs. J. GrunxrauE, Mr.. and Mrs. l. D. Ross, Mr..
and Mrs V. Hugo smith. Mr.. and Mrs. J. p
soule, Mr. and Mrs Henry Thurman, Mr.. aad
Mrs. }. +. Hale. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L Harrison, OF
Portland, Mr.. and Mrs I. ". Quirk. Mr. and
Mrs. ". \. Avery, Mr.. and Mrs. /. Hill Case,
Mrs. ". :. story. Ms. NJ J. Wright. Miss 4 ms
GrunkTaaZ, Miss Nettie GrunkFanz Miss Mamie
Bosrdman, Miss Marguerite Mckinney, Mr.
Charles Riley, NJ. o. J. rreeu. NJ. Z. :. Sutton,
M l. J. G,rihi h, Mr.. Sweat NJ. Harry Shaubut,
Mr.. J. B. Wr!gh. and Mr. :. b Wright
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A Birthday PARTY.

On last Wednesday evening surprise party
was rendered 10 Miss Reta King at her residence,
80 Pike street. il being the occasion of her 18th
birthday. The evening was pleasantly spent in
playing games, musical selections AID dancing.
Elegant refreshments were served. TIE guests
present were: Miss o'Brieu, Miss Burke, Miss
Williams, Miss Hughes, Miss Davis. Miss Mo
settle, Miss Risdon, Miss Mcdonald, Miss Carey,
Miss Libby Murray, Miss Annie Murray, Mrs.
ohr, and Mrs. King. Nj Robert King, Mr.. Harry
King, Mr.. Gardner, Mr.. Kelly, Mr.. Duncan, Mr.
Ricards, Mr.. Noble, Mr.. Clark, Mr.. Little, Mr..
ohrt, Mr.. Simonton, Mr.. Game, Mr.. Moran, Mr..
Rnat ard Mr. RIsrk
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Ereninr Musical Club Concert.

The Evening Musical Club gave Its eighth
concert on Monday night There was an excel
lent audience in attendance, and the various
numbers were received with demonstrations Of
qualification. Following is the programme:
Chorus--"Farewell to the Forest Meudelssohn
Banjo duet-"Whispering Winds" -. Huntley
Mrs. Human anu Mrs Parsons.
Vocal trio-"Belieye Me"......--. .-......V Verdi
Mrs. Holmes, Mr.. Saunders and Mr.. Gibbons.
Vocal soio-ial lone Spring Morning"
ID "sereuade''. Observation-Disclosures Nevin
Mrs. Parsons.
Piano and vocal duet-"Crimsol Glow" -. Root
Miss Brown and Miss Conan,
Miss Beach and Miss Hanna.
Plano solo-''R goletta''. Liszs
Miss Fannie +. Hamilton.
Vocal duet (selectedl. Observation-Disclosures.
..........-..M Mrs. Parsons and Mrs. Joseuhans
Piano duet-"Paraphra on Midsummer
Nights Dream. .-........ 49,.
IL. u-.aN ~.
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Latona Social New.

Thursday evening quite large number OF
little ones got together and visited the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Douglass, on Gladstone
street, for the purpose Of having a surprise
party on Miss Minnie Douglass. The little ones
had very enjoyable evening, playing ali kinds
OF childish games, filing in the evening in
manner peculiarly their own. Miss Minnie
played the hostess to perfection. During the
evening cake, nuts and candies were distri-
buted, to which the children did ample justice.
They left for home each one vowing that they
"never had SO much fun before"
Special exercises at the Latona school were
held in Miss Beatrice Evers' department. tthird
and fourth grades) and in the principals de-
paltment (iith, sixth and seventh gradesl.
The following programme was rendered:
sorg-"America' ................-.. ......
Observation-Disclosures ChTisimas',
Re.ding-aThe New Minister ...--.......
....-........-.......M Master Norman Abrams
Somebody's Mother" ...---.
...-.--.:.-.:...-.;.----.-- Mss Erntna Avery
..-..-.......-.. Master Norman McCausland
Song-.Leays Ne With Ny Mother .......-
Readiag-"rhere's Where You Made MIS-
take, Master Edgar shadooIt
Reading-"How We Tried TO Whip the
Teacher" ............ Master Gordon Parker
Recitation-'.The Forlorn Pair -.
Reading-"The sign Board" Mas Pear. Cooper
Observation-Disclosures FIo's Letter.
49,. Miss Pearl EDWARDS
Recitation-"Speaking Pieces. 49,:
..........-........Ia Master Ross McCausland
Recitation-"Getting Fretted'' ......-...-..-
'...'.................M Master Guy McCauzland
Closing song-"Red, White aud Blue"....--.
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from the East, where she had gone to attend her
son Winlock, who had been ii. but who hAs
now entirely recovered
Miss Miller. OF Seattle, was honored by party
given on February at the sedro hotel by Mrs.
W. s. Alexander. The affair was OF q very
pleasant nature.
Mr. John W. Goodwin, who was married in
Philadelphia February 2 has returned to Sc
attic, and the happy couple will take up their
residence in the city permanently. Mr Goodwin
has been absent about six weeks.
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The Seattle Literary Society, which is scquir.
ing an enviable reputation, discussed q. It's
meeting on Wednesday night in the Halter
block the question: 'ReSo'rei, That the gov
erEments of the world should compel Russia 10
form constitutional monarchy" Mr.. Hayden
and Mr.. Lyons argued on the affirmative and
Mr.. Lilly and Mr.. Bower battled for the negative
issue. The vote decided the question in the
negative. The question to BE- discussed on
Wednesday evening, February "a will be: "Re-
soiref, That trade unions are a menace to in
dusirisi progress" The members Of the society
will welcome any OF the representatives of
labor, who viii be given tsi- hearing On the
question.
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The Ladies' Musical Club.

At q recent meeting of the executive commit
tee of the Ladies' Musical Club it was decided
to make the price OF an associate ticket So 50,
this admitting u member to all regular concerts
Occurring the first Friday in every month,
and 10 all "artist reeita,s' for the rest of the
season, or year, which closes with September,
1892 1t has no: been generally understood
among the ladies OF the city what is the requisite
20 become an associate member of TIE club. Il
is simply that q lady who wishes to become
such should be attended, or introduced, by one
of its present members. The management has
under consideration proposals for TWO or three
s'artist recitals" and concerts, about which it
hopes soon to make positive announcement
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very pleasan. leap year party was given Fri
day evening at the home Of Miss Marion Nc
Donald. corner Fifteenth and Jackson streets
An enjoyable evening was spent by all, being
interspersed by games, music and rec.-
atoms. dainty supper was served
during the evening. Those present were:
Miss Jessie Esplin, Miss Elsie Kinney,
Miss Nellie Hinesling, Miss Emily Williams,
Miss Mary Mcdonald, Miss Jennie Ingiis, Miss
Rosa Reed, Miss Gertie Butler, Miss Marion
Mcdonald, Miss Berta Reed, Mr.. Albert Bray
mer, Mr.. Will Ingiis, Mr.. Elmer Friend, Mr..
George Allen, Mr.. Arthur Mcdonald, Mr.. Oscar
Lyman, Mr. VIII Mcdonald s1d Mr.. Kirk
HAYES.
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Meek-WoniruR.

At Knoxville. Tenn, on Thursday evening,
Mr.. William ". Meek, of Seattle, was married TO
Miss Ella I. Woodruff, daughter of Mr.. aud
Mrs. William W. Woodruff, of that city. Mr..
and Mrs. Meek will probably reach Seattle from
their wedding trip about the latter part of this
month. Mr.. Meek has resided in Seattle one
year and has o warm circle of friends
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Last German of the Season.

The last german of the season, given under
the auspices OF the Seattle Cotillion Club, will
take place on Thursday evening" February IS at
Rankes hall Mr.. W. II. Wilson will be leader
The committee Of arrangements will consist of
Ms. Theodore y. Halter and Mr.. H 3. Pomeroy
The affair will be more than usually elaborate
Mr. Wilson is q thoroughly good leader and will
certainly make success o: the affair.
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Leap Year Ban :,

ABERDEEN, Feb fL-The
gave leap year ball Wednssssv ~. = Aoaisl
the ball par exeeileuce Of ia . sst tArs1
.1.ng ives arranged BY the ladie. M r. :. wi
man was even permitted to ask \. y 'sss|
pay a cent io- anything. Asplensss ,s sasa 1
served Gard tables and Other snr,.-s VI
ana screens were furnished for 60 I
MOI care TO dance, and the many -Ae
s,1eatIons that only the ladies' k1a~ saE
ply were showered on the fo-.r--.- sos nsn
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very pleasant affair was the party given BY
the Aco.a Cub A. the residence OF Miss yuliS
and Miss Leo Ogih, co;aes OF Tenth and Jackson
streets, "a Thursday nisat Dancing and card
PLAYING ws-e eu.oyca BY she rasrabe-s up 70 a
4Ato hacr. teSIlce q the evening was tse
e.eEa2l -unoA served Those present were IS
follows; Ms Grace Meiahs-d. Miss Lille Tib-
t's' MSS : u'iA or'h, Mss leaa.s Schadar, Miss
Lso Ortiz AiSs Bessie Van Wort Ne 49,,
Gsfh, aad Mr.. Tan HellcS<, Mr. OFln RAM. NJ
Lan Richard, NJ. Levi Bank aaa W. MiilsEd
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Entire Nous Club PLAYS Whist,

On Friday evening the Entire Nous Club met
at the residence Of Miss HaiGee Gasch, on
Seneca street, between Ninth and Tenth. and
spen. pleasant evening playing the faseirat-
ing game. Those present were Miss Lottie Sell
den, Miss RelIa Ruff, Miss Mamie Ruff, Miss
Nell Crawford. Miss amen De Mers. Miss
HaIdee Sasch, M. C. B. smith, NJ. Charles Nc
Kenz.e, Mr.. L {. Booth, SIR. J. a. kellogg, NJ
HoIdorook and Mr. Edgar De Mers
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A very pleasant party was given at Mr.. and
Mrs Shepherds beautiful residence on Suffer
street. last Thursday evening. in honor of Miss
Hail and Miss Bower, who left for San Francisco
Friday. Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs Shepherd, Miss Hall, Miss Bower, Miss
Hull, Miss Dodge, Miss Piper. Miss Stevens,
Miss Wood, Miss shepherd. Miss McDermit. Mr..
Owens, Mr.. Palmer. Mr.. Hall, Mr.. Ross, Mr..
Caruck, Mr. Mills, Mr.. Howard shepherd, Mr..
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regard and esteem Mr.. Johnston responded
with thanks and embarrassment, as q surprised
pastor always does, and alter being inspector
By those present, the object OF bis CONFUSION
was removed 70 the study. where IL 70 CON
stsntly useful and ornamental reminder OF me
love and thoughtfulness OF his people Inc
evening was then spent in soela. AID hsefal.
amusements. Mr.. coteIl. student of one OF
the Yas,err schools of e,ccution, delivered sew
eraI declarations, which added greatly to the
pleasure Of the evening. An elegant collation.
was served, and at late hour the company
took leave Of their host, all declaring that the!
had en- inved a uleasart evening.
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Beattie-

Mr.. W. ]. Beattie and Miss Beatrice Clarke,
both well known il this city, were on Thursday
evening united in marriage by the Rev. Clark
Davis The wedding took place al sl1 McClalre
street, their future home. After the ceremony
an elegant lunch was served. only the mem
bers OF the two families were present