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of Iiss Browns birthday and She was made the
recipient Of number of handsome presents
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs Buan, 9r.
and ara Ogden, Mr.. and Mrs Johnson, Mr. Aaa
Mrs. u. Campbell, Mrs. H58saiiy, MIS- Moore,
the Misses Lindsay, Mss q 3rien, Miss Nc
Eacheru, Miss Cameron, Miss Epsie Reed, Miss
Mcintyre, Miss Butter, Miss Mcclellan. MISS
Cox, Miss Gertie Butler. Miss AEae McEachesn'
Miss Bessie Mcclellan. Miss Brown, Nh n NC
Caiium, Mr.. NJ sullivan. Mr.. ~ MeDonatc, Ar.
J. Conway, Mf. A. G. Rumble, Mr.. r. O. Murray
Mr J. ". Cook, Mr.. Ed Floyd. Mr.. II H. Morr's'
Mr u. II. Whits. Mr. J. Webb. Mr.. j. Honedity.
Mr. 7. Thornton, NJ ]. Brown, Mr.. \. Brown,
Mr. j. d. Wilson, Mr. d. Brown. Mr.. A. David
son. MI. George Brown, Mr.. Alex McPherson.
Mr. 2 Ledgerwood and Mr.. A NcFariana
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.sI.s Graves Dancing rarsy.

Miss Graves gave q charming little dancing
PARTY last night 70 her young friends The even
ing WAS shileG away by the young folks in
merry va,tzss danced 90 the tune of lovely
music. The refreshments were fne aud also
rauCA eujoye1 Those present were: Mss Mar
ga-et Rumsey, Mss lAHrs Rumsey, Miss Clark,
Miss Mcknight, Mss y ttler, Miss Metsrsw. the
Misses ws-i. TAeoms: Miss BsxieF. Miss Furth,
Nh Rsbcock Mt blanchard. NJ. P,umeT. Of Ia
coma: Mr. FeiericE. NJ. Leddy, Mr.. Hogs, Ar.
Reaassd. Mg. Ruuassy and Mr.. Scarry.
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The Truthful
Test

1t requires no learned experts
or scientific experiments to
establish the fact that Or.
PRICES DELICIOUS FlAv0RlNG Ex.
TRACTS are not only the strong
est, but positively the sweet
est and most delicate fruit
fiavors. If housewives will
favor a cake, pudding, Gus
tard or cream with DR.. Prices
Extract Of Vanilla, Lemon or
Orange, and a smaller guam
tity gives a more natural and
grateful taste than can be i'm
parted by any other Extracts,
is it not an incontestable
proof of their greater excel
lence? In every case where
DR.. Prices Flavors are used
they give perfect satisfaction
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Douey-N ikiey.

On Wednesday evening. At o'clock, q. their
coEy home, i6u seventh street, Mr.. J. e Doney
aud Niles Clara May wikley were united in the
holy bonds OF raa.rimony. Rev. CLARK Davis .of.
hcia1ug, J. y. sastsr acting As bridegroom.
Mrs. Maggie Boui ss bridesmaid. After tia
ceremony the happy couple received several
nice presents and best wishes from their frisnds
sfter " hich they az retired to tns dining room
aud vac.ook freely Of the dslicacies Of the sea-
son. Those present were: Mr.. ana Mrs C z
W. Bowers, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bond. Nj. J. n.
Shsssr, Rev. Clark nsviS
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Mrs. Rackus Entertsins.

Mrs. ". +. Backus Yesterday afternoon gave q
very pleasant euchrs party al her elegant resi-
dence at Twelfth and Jefferson streets The
ladies' present played ssrie. OF very interesting
games of progressive euehre aud enjoved de-
liehtful refres hrenta Those present were Mrs
Z. Brsinerd. Mr.. NJ. Russell, Mrs G. II. He'll
h-nn, Mrs. VI. T. Forrest, Mrs. z. NJ. Reed. Mrs.
d y Baxter, Mrs. z, c. Neu elder, Ms J. NJ
Wrestling, Mrs c. T. shepard. Mrs ". c. squire,
Mrs j. c. Co'e, Mrs F. A. Wing. Mrs. r c.
wsshouru, Mrs Alfred IL Anderson, Mrs. C. j.
Smith ana Nrs Halter.
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MFR. and Mrs. Hartaeil Entertain.

On Monday night NJ. and Mrs. G. ". Hsrt.sll
entertained few friends informally at their
residence. TO- Pike stree. Vocal and iast-u-
mental music and charming sketch Of Venice
~ Ms +. C. posion. OF Oakland. Cal, were
feature Of tbs evening. At late hour dainty
refreshments were served The guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. ". B. Isyicr o. Tolsto. O, NJ. ard
Mrs. A A. seagrave, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Green,
NJ ana Mrs Liberman, late Of Olympia;
M-S T. {. Piston. Miss Marie Jepson, Miss
Deiis BlAksney, Miss MAIZE! seagrave, Dr.. ". ].
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rln..ans prixn Whist Party.

MIRA Aukusttne gave Charming little whist
marty for her daughter. Miss Alice Augustine,
Friday evening", a .Aeis hons. 2l2 Taylor street
Drive whis, was she amusement Of the evening,
With some delightful II use following the Goa
svsL The fsvors ana prizes were especially
pretty and orglnsi. Tbs invited guesss were:
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'Eidie" Gould, Jay Gould's second son. who
wss married recently 20 Sarah Csntine Sh.ady,
l. about Is years o: sSe. 10 short. rather inclined
10 stouIness, and very dark. with straight and
heavily mars Ell eyebrows. Re dresses well, bat
not loudly nor iashioaaoly. he has been put
through abou. the same school As was his elder
brother, having bseu introduced 10 Wal
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A Surprise Party.

pleasant surprise party was rendered Miss
Jennie Inglis on Thursday evening at her honna
5ii East street, by 6 number OF her young
friends The evening WAS sgreeaby spent in
playing games, music and dancing. Refresh
ments were served during TIE evening. Those
present were: Miss Jennie Inglis, Miss Alice
Tuck, Miss Inez Tuck. Miss Este Kinney, Miss
Blanche Currier. Miss Bessie Glasscock, NJ.
Arthur Currier, Mr.. Floyd Twicheil. Mr.. Bert
Twichell, Mr.. odin Wood. Mr. viii Inglis
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Miss rot.in'E Recital.

Question tatis OF the N0vsmbsr Chau;auqus
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Romeo. Juliet and Football.

so much time has been spent in practicing
football and in rehesrsing for Romeo and Ju-
lfet' during the past week tina; there has not
been much time to think Of other things. "Ro-
meo aud Juliet" viii probably be given at the
Tacoma theater November % and will doubtless
be one OF the most successful things ever given
by the Glee Club The music 10 under the lead.
ership of Mr. D. 4. Stevens, who Is well adapted
for his pos ton Mr.. T. B. Wright Is stage man.
ager, and makes an exec lent one. Tbs theater
of course will b crowded on the eventtul
night Much interest has been manifested in
the football game which was arranged for this
afternoon between Seattle and Tacoma teams.
There are of course scores OF friends to cheer
for both sid0a
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Personal and Chat.

Nj. Stephen sesrs went to Aberdeen this week.
Mr.. James Struthsrs left this week for the
Eas.
M W. A. Pritchard returned from Seattle On
Sunday morning.
Miss Helen Woodruff returned or Friday from
her trip TO the country.
Mr. Frank Wrestling, OF West Seattle, spent
last Sunday In this city.
Mr.. c. ". Seymour returned On Sunday morn
Ing from trip to Seattle.
Mr.. J. B. Ovens has gone away and viii r.
main about three weeks longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 81 Miller expect TO spend to
morrow in Seattle with Nix. and MA Whit
tlesey
Mr.. and MrA Edmund Seymour have returned
from the East, alter staying there through the
summer.
On Thurvday afternoon q meeting was held at
Mrs. stephen Sears' to organixs Q euchrs club
for the winter.
The Rev. Mr.. J. d. Hills returned from his
trip TO the East on last Friday night Mr.. Hills
Will leave for the East December !. where he
will remain.
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On Thursday afternoon Mrs E. B. Webster
gave Katie Klaseh Al her apartments In the
Griffith house to a number OF her friends who
are study ng German under the direction OF
Miss wyogof, of the state university. The
affair proved intensely enjoyable. not the least
feature OF which WAS the Favored German, I'm
which Language al present were required 10
EXPRESS their thoughts Those present were;
Miss struve, Miss Noble, Miss Youug Mss
Wrestling. Miss wyckoR, Mrs. Belle Hsiues,
Mrs Davis kellogg. Mrs q. G. Lyon, Mrs.
Frank k!lnhaiI anu Mrs w T. Goodwin
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University Students Entertaine ed.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Weed, who reside on Lake
Washington, ct the end of the Rainier electric
Hne, invited the students of the Sesttle upiver.
atty and few others to their home Friday
evening TO spend q social hour together. The
evening was spent until abou. 10 o'clock in
music. si giug and games BY the younger OF
those present, and by the older ones in having
social chat Then the guests were served
with refreshments. After this q good night
song was sung and the party broke up
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A Pleasant Surprise r.r,y,

pleasant surprise party WA given Miss
Kate Brown at her home In soata seattle last
Monday evening by number OF her frients
Cards. music ana dancing formed She amuss-
uenss 0: tia evening. after which dainty
pass WAS served. TIC party VAS given IL honor
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SOCIETY AT TACOMA.
Romeo, Juliet, Football and
Politics.
DANCE OF KINGS DAUGHTERS.
Reception for Misc Whally. Of Pert.
Isnd-Euchre for the Winter
-PersonaI Chat.
TAcoAA. Nov. 12-fspeciai-l

He glimmer OF q little
STIR OF Life 10 at last
visible through TIE
rnsnotony of the last
few weeks How &C.
ceptabie . large stir
would be, OF course,
only If is were o
pleasant one only
those accustomed 10
tie monosony can
imagine. Living on
hopes. or IN hopes,
" h &c hever the
phrase should be,
may sound very
well, but 10 TO, .
very substantial
foundation Tor ones
daily Life, and that
is about aii upon
which the society
folk of this city have
had to sustain them
selves during the
past lew weeks Now
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On Monday evening NJ. Elmer Lewis and N,ss
Elnors Jackson were quietly married q thu
residence OF the Rev. John F. Damon. oa.y
fsw friends were pgesen.
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.Msrry Hearts'D Musicale.


On Wednesday evening the Merry Heart Music
Club OF the Seattle Female college, At Rsvenna
PARK. gave the following interesting pro-
framme:
ale Msrdigras aux Enpers' ....... Schubert
Misses AsGwortn aud Campbell
Readug--"The sparrow" Miss Jessie Allen
"BacaTote"- Guitar and piano. -..... $50. Behr
Mrs. Beck and Mis- Zetta Sullivan.
Reeitation--"The Reaper and the Flowers.
.... ................... Miss Clara Currer
ale Gusrde On Corns" ........-.-. ..BoAm
Mis- Rose Brem.
Keadiag-"A Boy l. tier Miss Msud Steiner
"Eetite scene SUISSE 90. ....4,..-.. burgmuller
Mis- Margaret Ashworth.
Recitatlon-''CisaE Was the Morn ..........
800. Willie sullivan
Medley .............Mis Miss Alice Buckner
Eeaiing-"Death in June. .-...-..-...,...
'Au MatiH"., .........................G Goddard
Miss Grace Soyes
Recltation--"Netn" ...... ...... Miss Ella Allen
"katIlesBake Jig"-Ranios. ................
Misses jenkins and Steiner
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ames' Party.

Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Anes entertained their
young friends of the North Seattle Baptist
church and congregation Friday evening at
their home In Queen Anne. Although severe
storm prevailed, about forty persons were pres
eDt and jolly time was had Among those IN
vited were SIR. end Mrs. Horace Compton. Dr.
and Ms Crichson, Mr. and Mr.. J. W. BlIby,
Mr.. and Mrs. Winans, Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts. Mr.
and Mrs W. c. Prosch. Mr. and Mrs. Hull, Miss
Leland. Miss DHi.sy. Miss sayre, Miss White.
Miss Hsuser, Miss Carr, Miss Wsddeil, Miss Nc
Fsrland, Miss Mitchell, Miss Croker. Misc Hall,
Miss Hilton, Miss Beal, Miss Near. Miss HI. len,
Miss Rugg, Miss Palmer, Miss Bowen, the Misses
Galliaer and Misses Cady, Mr. Espey, Mr.. J. Es-
pey, ~. Leland, NJ. Gross Mr. Duffy, Mr..
sayre. Mr. Brown, Mr.. Galiihsr, Ny. Bowen, Mr..
Riekard. Mr.. Adair, Mr.. Blair. Mr.. Rollins, Mr..
Hill, Mr. Walker. Mr.. Hilton, M Knight, Mr..
Brown, Mr. Hull. Mr.. Palmer, Mr.. Walsh. NJ.
k.e0rgo and nth
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Mr. R Petkoyits. the furr.er. il in recssp, OF
the attest fashions In fars His stock Is IN.
usually large and prices lowered. sead fos OF
Call FER Catalogue.
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The Fireman's Ball.

The aremen Of this city gave fne ball at the
Armory on election night. which was attended
by enormous crowd. The funds were TO be
devoted TO increasing the amount in the treas
ury Of the Relief Association, AMI that fact
alone drew many TO tie hal. The various COM
ui,iees attended 90 their duties with great aoil.
i,v and Jaw that al VINO honorei the occasion
with their presence were treated with consider
alton. The amount realized was over $50.
Among the distinguished visitors present we-e:
Chief II. NJ. Liiis. Capt Littleiohn, Capt.
kranz, Capt ldleberger, Lieut.. Chisholm and
Firemen Potter, Breumer, King, Mcclellan.
Mills, Go!maa. of Tacoma, and CAie! Nc.
Cleiian and Capt Tacott. OF Olympia: Chief
Williams, OF Anacortes, and Of tGis city Fire
Commissioners Jones, kahaley. Foster and
Masel- TIE affair was much enjoyed and was
the most successful bal OF the kind ever given
il the CITY
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Miss Hlc&s. Miss KunySn. OF Caiesso: Mr.. aud
Mrs c. H. Hsgan. Mr.. &. v. r. Lansing, Mr.. G.
Louch. Mr.. Walter Esy. Mr.. F. II. sutshcf. Mr..
D. Hicks anu Mr.. Braymer.
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alker-Carroii.

Il Seattle, Thursday, Novsmes: s. By Rev.
Clark Davis, NJ James Walker and Mss Edna
Carroll. sll OF Seattle.
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Young Mems Debating Club.

The young men forming the debating society
connected with the Sunday school class of Lau.
renee J. Coiman of Plymouth Congregational
church. on Tuesday viii have very interesting
exercises. Each member will tell what his
political principles are, and why he thinks that
way. The club % composed OF excellent and
thoughtful young men, and they are getting
much mutual improvement out OF their society.
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Leave Taco-na q n. aud D N sAay~
Leave Seattle e.3o q Z. and D "a. sas,~
LANDING q: y. P. wharf. Tacoma aas o.
cfas dock, foot OF Marion stress, seastia
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Columbia Cn.utauqua Circle.

Among the numerous Chsu'auqun circles
heiug formed In Seattle mono have started oct
with better prospects than the Coiunbis Circle.
formed very largely from the congregation OF
Plymouth Congregational church. II has al
ready enrolled among its membership quite q
hunter ri prominent business and professional
men oi the city. The following programme has
leem prepared for the meeting OF November Is;
Ie.son-Chaptss VI Grecian history, chapters
TX. and y United states history and foreign
powers
Leader NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Nj W. u. Conner
thapteF VI urecisn history.
.-..,.-...---... & h.seour"e
Paper-"Lyeurgus" ......... Mr.. H c. Ewing
ReG6lng-"Ay GhstesQx". Miss Eva Campbe.i
Psper-"Deduesions FROM Currls"........
Observation-Disclosures. E $. Lyons
n,,..ti,r, tnhi. "a -. -. -.
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Dance Of the Kings Daughters.

The most important society event OF the week
was the dance given last evening by the Roches-
ter Circle of III ga Daughters, Tor charity. The
tickets were IS cents, and large sum was taken
in. For this dance. which WAS held in hall on
South Tacoma avenue, about 80 invitations
were issued. The music and the door were both
good. consequently the dancing was much en-
joyed. Light retrcsments were served later in
the evening. The dancing was kept up until
che early hours Of the morning.
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OPENING bal. Oxford Social Club. Tuesday
evening. November i, cd Fellows hall, North
bssst.s
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AT SOCIAL SHRINES.
Mrs. Montgomery Russells
Pleasant Euchfe Party.
COMING CONCERT FOR CHARITY.
The Youag Peoples fraternity Gsvs .
Dapss-Miss Sdas Potvin's Recital
for Her Pupils.
OST abeorbing IN

ST absorbing In
terees wss taken
I'm politics this
week, and It took
the keen edge Of
the eniovments
OF society, but
people were sat-
isfed with the
lack of social d.
version by the
knowledge that
the state has en-
phasize d the
wishes of the
people and has
honored one OF
seattIe's distiu-
ffnurii.hAd ennS
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Pleasant Birthday Party.

Miss Clara Harolcson and Miss Edna Harold
son gave q delightful birthday party to their
friends al ;heir home. 1924 Fifth street, Thurs
day evening. The evening was spent in play
ing games ana ucing. Al q late hour refresh
menss were served. A drawing then took place,
and MIS-. Paul Jones was the winner Of the
prize-a doll. Amon- those presen: were: MI.
and MIS-. Haroldsou, Mr.. AMI Mrs. Paul Jones,
Ar. ard Mrs. McGoweu. Miss Clara Hsroidson,
Aisa Edna Haroldson. Mss Lena Graves, Miss
Lena Heck. Miss Rena Ryan. Miss &. Ericsson.
Miss Helga fhoreson, Miss Jennie Gilbert. Miss
Annie MISSIONER. Miss B. snyder and Miss spray.
Mr. G. o VOID, Mr.. PAU. Sternberg, Mr. John
aesiner, Ar. smith, Mr. George >aum. Mr.. Jesse
Aosss Mr.. Harold Hangelin and Nj. ". Brown.
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On Friday evening Mrs. Montgomery Russell
gave progressive eucnra party that was largely
attended and mnca enjoyed. On Thursday after
noon Mrs. Webster entertained party OF friends
at the Griffith house. The ladies are with hes
Studying German under the direction OF Mrs
wyckof. The Young Peoples Fraternity OF the
Unitarian church gave hop az the Ar ngton
hotel on Wednesday. snd il proved ~ entertain.
Ing their sfisifs usually are. Miss Potyiu
gave pnpiis' recital Friday afternoon at
Pettis' chambres de MasiqEe that drew quite
Large audience, despite the unfsvorabia
weather. Ire ladies' soeial given by the Elks
on Thursday night ut RanEs's hail ives q great
success. The Hon. John IL AeGrav, the gov
ernor-eiect, was there END made q speech tina,
was characterized by the most intense feeling
OF gratitude 20 bis fellow citizsrs. On Wednes-
day evening aext the ladies' Musical Club will
give a concert al the First Methodist Episcops!
church io- the benefit OF the Bureau of Assoc-
esed Charities. The programme will be good
one, and the ticket. will be placed At 9 low fig
IRE, and as the object is good one the church
should be packed with an apprecistive audi.
ence. The ladies of tho synagogue are thinking
OF giving fine entertainment, perhaps q nssH
bail, in the near future.
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A PLEASED CUSTOMER
IS WORTH
An Acre Of Advertising.

When you need a Stylish Hat or
Cloak come and see our stock. If
We cannot suit you you need not feel
under any obligation to make pur-
chase We will treat you with
courtesy, whether you buy or not
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Tor something else besides politics in the minds
OF men, it is hoped that things viii be little
lieyelier.
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Special Tomorrow

100 dozen good Huck Towels,
1896. 10 cents each.
20 pieces good unbleached
Canton Flannel. &c yard.
10 pieces 36-inch Brown
Sheeting, DC yard.
10 pieces good Bleached Do
nestle, DC yard.
10 dozen Children's Cloth
Sailor Hats for school, Csc each.
Ladies ready-made Flannel
cite Wrappers. pleated back,
perfect fitting, $3.50 and $3.50
each.
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Mrs. Montgomery RUSSELL. Par.y.

Mrs. Montgomery Russell entertained her
friends al progressive euchre on Friday evening
last The house was quite pret:ily decorated
nra the fair hostess spared TO pains to make her
guests thoroughly st home. The Refreshments
served n II were of the most delight III charac-
ter. Tie games proved exciting. as most of
them were hotiy contested at all the different
tables. The invited guests were: Mr. and Mrs
Bailey Gsizert. Senator and Mrs. Watson C.
Squire. ar. and MIRA l. 8. J. Hunt Mr.. and Mrs
C. L. Tyler. Mr. and Mrs Howard Joslyn, Mr.
and Mrs. \. A. Wing, Mr.. and Mrs. David KEEL.
iogg, Mr.. and Mrs Barry Adams, Mr.. and MS
Charles Shepard, Judge and Mrs. r. G strive
Mr.. and Mrs Maurice McMicken, Hon. and Mrs
John Leary, Mr.. and Mrs James Readman, Mr.
ead Mra A. Ii. Anderson, seaasor and Mira w.
4 Forrest, Mr. and Mrs Gait, Mr.. and Mrs
George r Carter, Col. and Mrs. Il. G. Lyon, NJ
aud Mrs. Z. o. Graves, Sir. and Mrs If. r. Back
rs, Mr.. and Mrs George II. Hebron, Mr.
and Mira I. NJ. Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. Noble,
Nr. and Mrs. J. d. Lowman, Mr.. and Mrs
Mosgau J. Carkeek. Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Z. Bailey. Mr.. and Mrs. r. B.
Aibertson, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Bell, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Z. Whistiesey. Mr.. an Mrs. ". III. VIII
son. Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Kittinger, Judge
Thomas Burke, Mr.. Jacob Furth, Mrs. John
Cole. Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs
Boone, DR.. and Mrs. Bagley, Mr.. and Mrs Eras-
tus Brainerd, Mr.. and Mrs. I'd l. Terry, Mr. and
Mrs. stedman, Mr. and Mrs Frank Hunter, Mr.
and Mrs A. p Hill, Mr. and Mrs. William NJ.
Meek, Judge and Mrs. H. G. Bond. Mrs J. c.
Hzines, Miss Halter. Miss Carter, NJ Burnett
Mr. Reddrick H. Mckee
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A Pleasant Surprise.

Last Friday evening the friends of Mira John
stitch gave her pleasant surprise at her home
on Reuton Hill. The hours were enlivened by
an interesting game OF progressive whist till II
p. m, when refreshments were served "The
last car ruthless!y ended the evenings enjoy.
ment The company present formed a perms.
neut organization, to be called the "Uluis
Whist Club." The members at present are:
MIS-. Phil winsor, Mrs. r Pollett, Mira Alice
Leslie, Mrs. \. B. Clark, Miss VIII Cog,well,
the Misses Ca!lsm. Mr.. and Mrs. John Stitch, d.
Phillips, L. Il. stuar. aud Charles Knott