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Mrs. D. A. Mitchell gave pleasant afternoon
to a number of her friends last Thursday at her
home, COS Pike street A delightful time was
had by all. Tho parlors were beautifully
decorated with tropical plants, ferns and Gala
lilies. The menu was delicious and the time
spent in feasting was made very pleasant Then
came most delightful surprise in the shape OF
a feast OF reason. Those present were Mrs NJ
B. Cochran, Miss Bacon, Miss Frazier, Miss
Julia Cochran, Miss A L. Pollock, Miss Hiatt,
Mrs. C. 9. Larson, Tacoma Mrs A. Macintosh,
Mrs. Wallace Nutting, Mrs. E F. Wittler, MIRA.
George f. Miller, Mrs C. E. Bosardus, Mrs. o. S.
Jones. Mrs. c. NJ. Sheafe, Mrs. Eben Smith. Mrs
J. J. Bogardus, Mrs. Z. J. Ely, Mrs. J. p Hoyt,
Mrs. f. b. Fowler, Mrs. Dexter Horton. Mrs, F.
II. Coe, Mrs. Amos Brown, Mrs. s. D. Crockett,
Mrs. Mcdonald, Mrs. D. l. Fry. Mrs G. K. Cory
ell, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs Denton, Mrs. Green, Mrs.
pu Bots,
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Grand Masuucrade Ball.

Next Saturday evening at the Armory a grand
masquerade ball viii be given, the proceeds OF
which will be devoted to the benefit OF the
Jewish congregation Ohaveth Sholum. This
viii be the third affair OF the kind given under
the auspices of the congregation aud bids fair
10 be the greatest and most perfect success of
them al. A large number of the best people in
the city have secured tickets and have arranged
TO so on the aoor msskers There will be
soma of the most original characterizations
ever seen in the city. The prizes are numerous
and beautiful, and are now on exhibition in the
Front street window OF Hershberg & Co., at
Front and Cherry The members Of the COM
mittee Of arrangements, of which Mr.. L. Nor.
genstern Is chairman, have exerted themselves
TO the utmost to make the affair ENJOYABLE
Tickets can be had from any member OF the con-
gresston The affair will be brilliant success,
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Future Social Exent..

On next Wednesday evening the Marine Club
VIII give another one of their pleasant socisls in
their hall in the Hincklsy block
Mrs. F. l. Blodgett, of Yesler avenue. betvAe,
Rochester and Yakima, will hold meeting.
every Monday afternoon at her home. and in.
viies all to come who are interested in theo.
sOphy.
The Young Peoples Society OF Christian En-.
oeavor OF the Edgewater Congregational church
Will have q social al the church Wedne>dsv
evening, March g This programme W II De fur.
nished by committee of the local union OF the
Christian Endeavor Society.
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Accompanies, Mrs. Reichardt
Successful Catholic entertainment.

An interesting entertainment was given on
Monday evening at Rankes hall for the bene-
fit OF the Society of Our Lady of Good Help. The
programme was excellent, the principal feature
being the tabieaux. might and Morning" by
Miss Lucille Marion and Miss Gussie Brandt was
especially beautiful Miss Marie Story sang
several very pretty songs and was well received.
Mrs. Gage sang and was accorded a hearty re-
was orchestral music of excellent quality and
management fell to the share of Mrs. F. w.
Hankey, who deserves every possible credit for
the success Of the entire affair.
Overture ........... LANCER d LeuDen's orchestra
Tableau-"The Three Fates .......-.........
.Mesdames Hankey, Hughes and Martius
Tableau-"Faust and Marguerite .....-...:
Miss Gussie Brandt and John NJ Graham
Tableau-"Jerry, the News Boy.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Miss Edna Kelley
"The Song That Reached Ny Heart !6y r:
Mrs. II. s. Story.
Tableau-"Dream OF St. Cecelia".
Mrs 2. d. Hughes, Gussie Brandt, Title
Brandt and Mamie Russell.
Violin solo-"Fantasia" ............S De Beriot
J. +. LANCER.
Tableau-"Niobe and Her Daughters. 500.
Mrs; Hankey, Title Brandt Manic Russell
song-"Waltz Serenade". ........... Sayers
Mrs. Fanny Perry Gage.
Tableau-"Night and Morning.. ............
Miss Lucille Marion, Miss Gusse Brandt
Song-"Fleeting Days" violin obligato by
Dr. NJ. w. Fredrick) ,........ Mrs NJ. S. Story
Tableau."Blanchs of CASTLE Bestowing
Tableau-"Death OF ST. Cecelia'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mrs P d. Hughes
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Personal and Chat.
M. w. q. Fletoher wa. al OlympIa Fridsl

Mr.. W. Fl. Fletcher was at Olympia Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. willoughby have returned
Mr.. A. J. Rhodes, of Portland, was here Mon
day.
The Rev. 7. J. Massey, Of New Whatcom, Is in
the city.
The Glee club.will give Its second concert be-
fore very long.
Mr.. and Mrs E. 8. Yeazen are visiting their
old homo in Ohio.
J. N Mudgett, of snohomish, was In the city
Monday on business.
Mr.. Jasper n. Turner, Of Mount Vernon. is
visiting friends here.
Mrs. James n. Bradley left yesterday for . two
months visit in California
Nj and Mrs. Allen c. Mason leave st. Angus
tine, Fla, tomorrow for Tacoma
Mr.. c. ii. Gstehell, of the Mississippi valley
lumbermsns excursion, is the guest OF Mr.
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BLACK DIAMOND, March Especial THE
much talked-of leap year party was given at
Black Diamond hall Monday evening. and
proved a brilliant success. The programme con.
sisted of grand march, singing, reeitations and
various pleasant games. The whole affair was
managed by the ladies, TO whom its success is
entirely due, An admission fee was charged,
and the proceeds went towards buying cos
TUNES for japanese wedding, which will take
place later on. The ladies who managed the al
fair we're: Mrs. A. NJ. Bonnor, Mrs D. N. Stone,
Mrs A. C. Wilson, Mrs. g Parker Mrs L. Lew.
silyn. Mrs Tom Thomas Mrs W. I. Grifitts,
Mrs Dr. Beach. Mrs. John Philips, Mrs John
Morgan, Mrs. Thomas Nichols, Mrs. D. T. Grit
fths, Mrs d. Giboon, Mrs. d. r. Davis, Mrs, NJ,
Reese, Mrs. Fred Bryant, Mrs. Louis Thomas,
Mrs Frank Nes5itt, Mrs. Thomas Hood, Ms. Z,
Thomas, Mrs. J. f. Davis. Mrs. R. A Langfo-d.
Mrs NJ Clark, Mrs. 7. y. Davis, Mrs. d. b,
Davis. Mrs. watkin Evans Miss Lizzie A. Jones
Miss Bessie Jones. Miss Sadie Clark, Miss
Lizzie Gibbon, Miss May Hughes, Miss
Esther Davis, Miss Mary L Davis,
Miss Ida Davis, Miss sadie Morgans,
Miss Sadie Turabull, Miss Nellie Thomas, Mis-.
Amelia Jones. Miss Lizzie Lewis, Miss Gustat.
son, Miss Annie Thomas. Miss Olga Hansen,
Miss Maggie Roberts, Miss Mary whitehonse.
Miss MARTINS Lewis, Miss Msggis Lewis, Mss
Edith Hughes, Miss lille Hutchlsou, Miss Liz.
sic A. Thomas. Miss Maggie J. Thomas, Miss
Annie Mills. Miss Annie Davis, Miss Edith
Davis, Miss Maud Lewis. Miss sarah A. Davis,
Miss Maggie Williams, Miss Laura Tonkin, Mss
Amelia Hanbnicht, Miss Bells Davis, Miss Hos
kins, Miss Mary Jones, Miss Lizzie Evaus. Mss
Mary Griffiths, Miss NJ J. Thomas, Miss Larson
Miss Lizzie Hughes, Miss Edith Hughes, Miss
Aggle TDrRbun, Miss jennie TurahGll, Mss
i'd. Miss Sarah Evans, Miss Annie Hansen,
Kiss Maggie Evans. Miss Edith Hutchinson ana
Miss Lizzie Thomas
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Party for Grand-paurhtcr,.

Mr.. and Mrs l. F. Compton, at their res! dencc,
No. Ais Second street, Friday evening, Fehru-
airy p, gave party in honor OF their grand-daugh-
ters Misses Nellie and Lillian czdy. The even
ing was made pleasant by various amusements
and dainty refreshments. Those present were;
Mr.. and MS. J. 7. CAdy, Mr. and Mrs II. f.
Compton, M. and Mrs. l. F. Compton, Miss
Mabel Ward, Miss Agnes Ward, Miss Mauds
Burrows, Miss Vera Mvars, Miss Grace knipe,
Miss Hattie Keichenecker, Miss Mabel Chandler,
Mss Edna Kggg, Mss Ada Buck, NJ IS Ethel
brown, Miss May Killen, Miss Berus Massey
Misses Nellie and Lillian Cady, Miss Julia HUT
gren. Aessrs. Eddy sRd Harry CRdy Mr.. GUY
Ward, Mr. Myron Chandler, Mr. seldea Bur
rows, Mr. Fred Costlgsn, Nj Ed Hinckley, Nj
Burt Bryant, Nh I'll Buck, Mr.. Walter uinek.
ley, Mr.. Paul Range. Mr. Ira Hinckley, Mr. John
sAmpson, Mr.. Norman Pratt Nj. Arthur Bryan,
Mr.. VIII Ajax, Mr.. Fred Baird, Mr. Harry Ajax.
Mr.. Archie Cater, Master franE A Compton
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those who do not, have so high respect for tho
feelings OF others that they will not undertake
to entertain in the usual way during the pre-
scribed period of forty days. 1t is understood
that several literary circles have formed for the
purpose of assisting their adherents to tide over
the quiet days. The past week was character
lied by several excellent public en-
tertainments. The Ladies' Musical Club
gave fine concert on Friday afternoon. The
society OF Our Lady of Good Help gave sue
cessful affair on Monday evening. On Friday
evening the Robert Emmett Club gave ster-
ling entertainment in honor OF the memory OF
that martyred patriot Those who took part in
this affair merit high praise for their untiring
efforts. On Thursday evening the Elks gave a
ladies' social session that proved to be the most
successful affair ever given under the auspices
of the local lodge. On Tuesday evening the
Erminie Club gave delightful affair at the Odd
Fellows hall. These various affairs gave
pleasure to many.
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BY authority of license duly issued from the
Office of County Auditor Twichel Captain
Richard C. Conner, Of the trim steam packet
Violet shipped chief mate for the voyage OF
life in the person Of Mrs. Anna B. Husor, and
the clearance papers were duly signed and de-
livered at his residence by Rev. John F. Damon,
go Fifth street, on tho evening OF Tuesday,
March /, in the presence of few friends. May
the violet be the symbol Of their lives, and its
sweet fragrance permeate all the Memories of
many prosperous years.
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The Golden Rule Circle,

The Golden Rule Circle OF the Kings paush.
tiers of the First Presbyterian church gave a
japanese entertainment in the church parlor.
on Tuesday evening. All those taking part in
the programme were attired in the native cos
tunes of Japan, and the young ladies acted
well. There were also music and refreshments
which were greatly enjoyed
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PARTY for Miss Laura PATTY

On Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. g. H.
Park gave Miss Laura Patty. of McMinnville,
Or, q party at their residence on Republican
street Those present were: Mr. and Mrs j. E,
Chilberg, Mr.. and Mrs. W. V. Rinehart, IT,, MI.
and Mrs. J. A. Park Mr.. and Mrs ]. L. William
son, Miss Ollie Manning, Miss Susie Hancock,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wittenmeyer, Miss Julia
L. Kennedy, Mr.. Frank McRae, MT. VIII Han
cock and Mr.. John Williamson
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pleasant surprise party was given Miss
Fanny Baker st her home, No. 42s Taylor street.
last Monday evening. Games and dancing were
the order OF the evening. Those present were:
Miss Ethel Reyburn, Miss Maude Kelly, Miss
Fanny Baker, Miss Zsna Lloyd, Miss Allie Null
doom, Mr.. VIII Castle. Mr.. Jay Muldoon, Mr.. r.
J. TwIchell and Mr.. FLOYD. E Twicheu.
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The Diagnothian Literary Society.

The Diagnothian Literary Society held its
eighth regular meeting in room OF the T. T.
Minor school, with Miss Bessie Fernandis, presi-
dent, in the chair The following programme
was rendered:
Composition-"Fleu de-Ls".................
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Miss Agnes Peterson
Composition-"A Trip TO Pilchuck" .........
...-.-.-... ....-.,........M Miss Martha Onsum
Recltation-"Be As Thorough AS You Cam.
...... ..................Mr Mr.. Anders Anderson
Composition-"A View from Renton Hili"
.......-....-...... ..........Mr. Rufus Clarke
MISUNDERSTANDING Ny Big Sisters
SONGS. Harvest Tms AlSs jennie soc hsls
Reoitation-"How They Tried 20 Whip the
Teacher" -: ... MIR. Albert Faserburg
Select reading-"Spring House Cleaning.
...-...-............... Miss Grace Thompson
Reeitation-"Not So Easy. Mr.. Willie Thomas
Composition-"The Force of Habit" .........
.......-...:.............Mi Miss Lillian Reynolds
Recitation" The Ballad of tho Wicked
Nephew" ................. Miss Josie Dabney
Select reading-"Pledge with Wine.
....-......-.,.......M Miss Minnie Woodward
Compositon-"North Dakota" ..............
.................:.....Mr. Robert Hadwiu
Reading OF "Miuor School Critic. ..........
Miss Ida Thedinga and Mr.. Edward Garrett
Debate-RcS0Ired, That there is more pleasure
in Pursuit than in Possession. Affirmative,
Miss Blanche Waite and Mr.. Sanford Marshall:
negative, Miss Annie Rock and Mr. Neal Leslie
II was decided in favor of the affirmative.
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A kIrthdaY Partr

delightful evening wss spent at the resi-.
deaee OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Fowler. LILO Co
Iambia street, last Tuesday evening, the oe.
oasion being the birthday OF Mrs Fowler. At
Il o'clock ice cream ami cake and other light
refreshments were served, which were thor
eHghiy enjoyed by ali. Those present were:
Mt and Mrs L. B. Fowler, Mr. and Mrs
Macintosh, Mr.. and Mrs. Wiltshire. Mr.. and
Mrs Judge Foote. Mr. and Mrs. D. l. Frv. NJ
and Ma J. ;. Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. ". McCul
Tough, Nh. and Mrs. George Z. Miller, Mr.. D.
Fowler and Miss Madge Fowle.
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WEDDINGS.
TAylor-L eighty.

M William A. Taylor and Miss Mary !
Leighty, both of Seattle, were united in mar.
Rage st the residence OF the brides parents, on
NaieAez, near Madison street, Sunday alter
noon, February IS, at 2:30 o'clock, by Rev. John
+. Damon, in the presence of q large gathering
OF tFisnas An excellent dinner with all The
timely appointments followed the ceremony
Mr.. Taylor Is engaged In the business of con.
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The shakespeare Society.

The Shakespeare Society was called together
by their president on Friday afternoon aud the
following programme was rendered:
song-"My Country, lis OF Thee" Society
Beeltatlon--"Ihe French and English
...:,...:--.-.. Miss Irene Joerndt
Select Reading-"A Modern Love Letter.
...,.'-'-'... Mr.. Harry Bemiss
hectsa. ION, i;...-.---...-...M Mr.. Harold Post
Sohs-"SAlIin6 $500: -...-., Miss Minnie Truax
Piano Solo-"W hisperings of Loye"-.....
=, -. ...--.-.-- Miss Annie Winters
Reoitation-"Barbara Fristchie''
49,. -: -.-.--.-.. Miss Minnie Keihn
heeltanon-"Ihe Dutehmau Got Left" -.
-. --'.....-,- -... Miss Bertha Baker
Select Reading-"Naughty Ze.i'. .......,,'-'
--.'...-.........--...-.- Miss frankie Parker
SSis Society
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The University Societies.

The Philomethean and the Aletheonean socie-
ties OF the state university each held an inter
eshng meeting yesterday afternoon. Tho Young
Mems Christian Association of the college viii
hold meeting at o'clock this afternoon.
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Fine Temnerance Entertain>,

The Francis Murphy Gospel TEMPERANCE
Union gave an excellent entertainment at
Olympic Hall on Tuesday evening. TWAS so
pronounced success that it will be repeated
Tuesday evening of this week
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West SeattIe's Latest.

The W. s. l. T. A. has crowned their winter
social by giving a drama entitled among the
Breakers" The object of the production was to
provide the members with rackets, ETC.. requis-
lite for tennis playing. Every actor acquitted
himself and herself with much credit The
play ran very smoothly, and the audience was
delighted. The parts were all well sustained,
especially the parts of scud and Mother Carey
and her villain. The receipts more than ex-
ceeded expectations, due largely to the financial
manager, Mr. W. H. Hainsworth. The stage
manager, Mr.. C. w. Crop, must be credited
with untiring energy that crowned those efforts
CAST OF CHARACTERS:
David hurry, light keeper. ....,..J. C. Howe
Hon. Bruce Hunter. ........W. Fl. Hainsworth
Clarence Hunter, his son .............V. /. Hahn
Peter Paragraph, reporter. j. W. Hainsworth
Send solorsd servant :; A. stretch Tae
Mother Carey, a fortune teller. Miss n. v. Cooper
Miss Bess Starlight .......... Miss sadie Watson
Miss Minnie Daze. a niece Of Hunters. $3.50.
........... .............M Miss F. Stretch
Biddie Bean. servant. Miss FL. C. Watson
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A Double Birthday Party.
Mrs. MilIer's Lunch Party,

Mrs George E. Miller entertained number OF
her friends at lunch on Wednesday last at her
new home, No. go Boylston street. Covers were
laid for fourteen, all Of whom had a pleasant
time. Those present were Mrs. George E. Nil.
Ter, Mrs. Angus Macintosh, Mrs. Amos Brown,
Mrs. II. I. Parkhurst, Mrs. l. Hill Case, Mrs. A.
W. Castleman, Mrs. E. B. Fowler. Mrs. D. A.
Mitchell, Mrs. Du Bots, Mrs. c. s. LARSON, Mrs.
Stewart, Miss Madge Fowler and Miss May
Cleveland.
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The Ladies' Musical Club gave an unusually
brilliant concert Friday afternoon. The pro-
gramme was fino and the attendance excellent
Future meetings will be held at Pettis' Cham
bres de Musique, and a set of resolutions were
passed thanking Mrs. willard for the use of her
rooms in the Occidental block for several
months past. On March 10 an artists recital
will be given, the chief attraction being Miss
Phelps, the harpist OF Chicago. The programme
was:
Vocal Trio-"Rest Thee on This Messy Pill
low" ............ ............. Henry Smart
Mrs. Adelaide Holmes, Mrs. Job Lyon,
Miss Johnson.
Guitar Duet-"Il Trovatore" ...........
Miss Kellogg, Mt. Thiell.
Song-"When Those Sweet Rosy hps' .Ardftti
Miss Jennie Johnson.
Piauoforte Solo-"Concerto in Minor"
l. Won be6E6CVeu
Miss Beatrice Cheal.
Song-'In Thy Dream" ....... Dudley Buck
Mrs. Adelaide Holmes.
Pianoforte Quertette-"Semiramida" Rossiui
Miss Shesfe, Miss Clara Fiskin, Miss l.
Cheal, Miss Il, Cheal
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Queen Anne Hill Whist C,,h

On Monday evening Mrs. c. T. Lsngridge en-.
tertainei the Queen Anne Hill Whist Club.
The following were present: Mr.. and Mrs.
POWELL, Mrs and Miss Gaddis. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
W. Dodge, Mr.. and Mrs K. Z. Mccoy, Mr..
Craine, Mrs. Langridge. Miss Langridgs and
Miss FoVeil
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Ladies' Aid Society Social.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Battery NJ. f.
church gave q social at the house of Mr.. ]
Franklin, No. 2.o24 Fifth street, on Wednesday
evening. The affair was pleasant in every par
tcular and well attended
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Bergstrom-McClurs.

On Saturday, February q. Mr.. C. A. Bergstrom
was united in marriage to Miss Clara Mcclure
by the Rev. Clark Davis. The bride and groom
are both of Seattle, and have many warm friends
who wish them well.
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Lytle-SuIliySn.

On Tuesday evening, March /. Dr.. E. 3. Lytls,
of Edmonds, was married in this city to Miss
Ida Sullivan, of Anoka, Mimi. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Charles Sigl. DR.. and
Mrs Lytle left on the same day for Fairhaven
nv the CITY of Seattle
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The wedding of Miss Jennie Forbes to DE-.
Warren Browne took place on Tuesday at Il
O'Clock at st. Lukes church. The church was
decorated with palms, szaleas, ivy, etc. The
bride entered the church with her brother to the
notes of Lohengrins wedding march She was
married in her travelling costume and carried
bunch OF violets. The church was filed with
friends and acquaintance when the bride en-
tered. Dr. and Mrs. Browne left st O'Clock
that afternoon for short trip, expecting to re-
turn today. They expect to leave fox the East
in two or three months.
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that there came huttering from the heavens
dove bearing the message from the Father say
ing This is my beloved son, in whom IN wen
pleased So too scarce had the first sod OF earth
began to sleep on this patriots grave. when the
Angel of Mercy crept ont of the heavens, stols
through the clouds and glided to the spot where
he slept, and she wet his grave with her tears
She marked it with the Kiss OF the cross-ht en-
hlem Of the martyr Of earth--and returning to
the mansion OF God, she gave TO the Recording
Angel this record OF her deeds, that when tho
summoning Gabriel goes forth to call those who
shall sit near TO the Christ. He shall know that
out of all the burial grounds of earth, beneath
this rude heap Of clay marked only by the tears
and cross of an angel, there sleeps Robert EN-
nett" Dancing and refreshments were IN
dulged in after the following programme had
been rendered:
Address-"Iife and Times of Robert En-
met. James Hamilton Lewis
Soprano. ballad-"she Is Far From the
Land Miss Katie Mcintyre
Miss Edna Spriggs and Miss Lizzie Burke
RecItation-"Emmet's Speech From the
Character s baiiad-aMr Riley -. =
Descriptive solo-"A Handful OF Earth. -:
..........-............ Miss Katie Lane
Recitation-"The Brothers. Miss Ida Quigley
Mis-, Mse N,s blan M9ols
song~aPIl Send for Thee, Darling" -.
.-...........-........Miss Lizzie burke
Clog dance ........ Messrs. Ball and Carkeek
Duet-"The Hunters Song.
......... Mr.. c. p. and Miss Katie Mcintyre
Ballsd-"Mother's Darling .................,
......The Misses T. G. and Aggie J. MeGrath
Fancy dance. ..--.-...-..-...Llt Little Mabel LINEN
Song. Mr. Robert stevens
Irish national anthem. ...-..........-.. Audience
AnNo afofM -1 aia hardt
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structing wharves, and as soon as he completes
work now undertaken here will commence
quite an important contract down the Sound.
The bride has many warm friends in Seattle.
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The Seattle Social Club.

Lat evening the Seattle soeiai CLUB held a
business meeting Tor the purpose Of rsorgGaiza.
ton, al The residence of Mr., Charles Clark, cor
ner OF sixth and James streets The following
officers were elected: Mr.. Marx Means. pre.i.
dent Ar. George Hadley, vice president: Miss
Belle Hume acting seeEstsEy; ". CleInsnt E.
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Erminie Clubs Pleasant Dance.

The ETrninie Club forestallsd lent Tuesday
evening by giving a hne social AZ Odd Fellows
hall, North seattle. Ii was the last affair prior
TO lie holy season. and the attendance va.