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surouie- Eceiea.

On Sunday, October s. ls93, at No. sii
Lombard street, the residence of Rev. ]
NJ. Hughes. Mr.. James A. Sproule. of Ia
coma, formerly Of San Francisco and
Liverpool. was joined in the holy bonds of
matrimony TO Miss Eliza Eccles. also Of
Liverpool. England. The bride. a hand
some brunette. looked charming in light
brown silk trimmed with cream lace and
carrying a bouquet Of bride roses She
was gwen away by her guardian, Mr.. w.
J. Henderson, proprietor of the store To-
Gated az No. l4Z3 Front street The brides
maid was Miss Emily Edelsten. also from
Liverpool, cousin OF the BRIDE. and was
most becomingIy attired in blue silk.
Owing 10 circumstances uncontro!Iable
the wedding vas entirely private. After
the ceremony q reception vas accorded
the young couple at Mr.. Henderson's resi-
dence which Vas attended by the most
intimate friends OF both. The wedding
presents were both numerous and costly.
among which we're s diamong ring. a sill
yer tea set, dinner set. al afternoon tea
set, silver knives, forks and spoons. a
marble and brass clock, q set Of furniture
carpets. mirrors and inuumeranls osher
articles. Mr. sproule Is a very enterpris-
ing young merchant Of Tacoma. In the
evening the bride and groom left for .
short trip in the East, carrying with them
congratulations and heartfelt wishes for
future bsppiaess and success from many
friends,
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occ'aeniai square At 1f:s0 a. m. and To-
getner With the First Regimen: band, sill
march up Front street TO Pike, Pike to
seventh. and Seventh 10 Madison. where
she eand Sill take the cars for the park,
TUE knights following on. on horseback.
ArF1ving az the grounds the opening al
afess 10 ihe knights will be made BIZ Mr..
paniet helieher. after which the tourna-
ment Wiz begin q; ?. m. sharp. In the
evening there Will be the coronation ball
Al kanke hall. The coronation speech to
the queen, her maids Of honor and
KNIGHTS will be made By James Hamilton
Lewis
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~ doing double work during the past
week the Xuonians have made mp for time
lost By delay Of text books. and are now
prepAred 20 continue with the regular
work as outlined in the CAasiG BqHaa.
There was fail attendance at the last
meeting a. the residence of Mrs. Hegardt
-. Prospect avenue. The programme.
which was one Of especial interest and
was under the leadership OF Miss Bishop.
vas AS follows; Roll calls An Auiumual
Quotation :" Rome and the Making Of
Modern Europe. charter I. Miss Heeardt;
man study Of Ronc. Mss MiIhaul; Econ
ouies, chapters /. , and 3 Miss Carr;
chauters 4 5 aud g, Miss Rose HeEardi:
piano saio. Mr.. Waiter HiRckley. A
practical illustration Of the Clearinghouse
work hv circle. under ghe direction Of Mr.
n. Willis Carr. demonstrated tAas the
ladies maze vegy competent c.eAr.ng ~house
-far..
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The stag Club Ball.

IN Friday evening last the Seattle Stag
Yah gave Its opening dance At Prosch's
aaa At Ninth aud Cherry streets. The
eA's vas opened by a grand march at so
M dancing followed until a late hour.
las officers of the club are: c. II. s,
lon Pinto; Asst. c. II. s. {. Alberta; r.
= u. Ames; +. =. ]. Turnbuil. r. s..
: alexander. executive committee, Ed.
sam Herring. William Inglis, James
sasaeail, Howard Ames, William Powers
nose present Friday evening were: Miss
assle fotts. Miss l.. Bigeiow, Miss Eta
Af1ander. Miss olive Smith, Miss Kate
s's'as. Miss Is. Jones. Miss L. Powers.
A'S lsxsie Alexander, MISS Eta Alexan-
~ Miss Nellie Newell. Miss 4. /. Alger.
a@s N. Holden. Miss l.. Cove. Miss Il.
s"As, Miss T. f. landlord. Miss ]. Ing.
HISS l. Garfield, Miss Lottie Herring.
~ ~ H. !, Whitley. Mr.. Ralph Ross, Mr..
Herring. Mr.. Charles Albruty, Mr.
ss1ss J. Alexander. Mr. David Alexan-
NJ, 9 I. Johnson, SIR. J. f.. Gabriel.
MlliiSm \, Powers, Mr.. Eaear A..
'esn' NJ Howard Il. Ames. Mr.. William
zane. Mr.. Frank Wilmaser. Mr..
4. nv hseeo, M, Benjamin +. Snipes, jr.,
=, VII Iaglis, Mr.. Thomas Pinto. Mr..
!, s, -. eis'cheli. Ar. ban Mckay. Mr.. r.
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Mrs. Haine., Card PARTY.

The home OF Mrs. W. b. Haines. at
4i5 Madison street, was the scene of a
pleasant gathering last Saturday evening.
Card playing, charades and music and
dainty refreshments provided beguiling
entertainment. There were present: Mrs.
w. b. Haines, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Anders,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Snider, Mrs. Per-
sadi, Mrs. Annie 0'Connor, Miss Lulu
Haines. Miss Kehoe. Miss Myrtle Clark,
Mr.. T. J. Kehoe, Mr.. Edgar Clapp and
Master Charles Haines.
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WEDDINGS.
Smith Farreily Nuptials.

One of the prettiest and happiest we'd
dings of the season took place Thursday
evening at s o'clock in St. Leo's Catholic
church. when Mr.. Harry Smith led to the
altar Miss Alice Farrelly. Mr.. Smith is a
bright young attorney of this city, and
Miss Farrelly is an accomplished young
lady and well known in society. A large
number of friends and invited guests
were present and witnessed the impress
sive ceremonies of the Catholic church.
which were performed by the very Rev.
i. K. Hylebos, and in honor of which the
church was most beautifully decorated.
The bride was attended by her sister. Miss
Sadie Farrelly. and Mr.. ID. d. Calkins W as
best man. The ushers were Mr.. James
Garvey, Mr.. A. +. Esperson. Mr.. Rudolph
Kalenborne and Mr.. l.. h. Young, of Vic
toria. The bride was attirsd in white silk
and carried bouquet of brides roses.
The bridesmaid wore a beautiful dress of
pink crepe duchene. The bride was given
sway by Oscar MUM, her brother-in-iaw.
After the ceremony the wedding party
drove to the home of the brides mother.
404 North street. where a wedding sup
per was served, and where Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith received the congratulations of
their many friends. After q short we'd
ding tour Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will return
to Tacoma. where they will reside. Among
the invited guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. +.
I. OIds. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Bennett, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. John
T. Redmond, DIR. and Mrs. Wintermute.
Mr. and Mrs. Nuhn, Mr. and Mrs. J. c..
LilIis. Mr.. and Mrs. William Frazer. Mr..
Lancaster, the Misses Lancaster. Mr.. Rus
sell I. Joy. Mrs. NJ. A. Smith. Mr.. @. w.
Pritchard, Mr.. and Mrs. Kalenborne. DIR.
e. p. Goddard. Mr.. and Mrs. Calkins. the
Rev. p. +. Hylebos. the Rev r. Van Hold.
enbrok. Mr.. A. c. Smith, Miss Ward. Miss
Daisy Fsrrelly. Mr.. A. :. Farreliy. Mr..
and Mrs. Griggs. Mr. and Mrs. Masterson.
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LYsona-Harria.

Mr.. ]. Will Lysons, editor of the Port
Townsend Leader, was married TO Miss
Bessie Marae Harris at Los Angelica Cal,
last Wednesday morning, October ii.
They will be at home at Port Townsend
after November l. Mr.. Lysons' many
friends throughout the Northwest will
tender him hearty congratulations.
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Mrs. o,rooie.s Hou.e-w.rm,nx

Capt. and Mrs. William d. O'Toole have
removed to 1910 James street, and on Fri
day evening they entertained few friends
at house warming. Those present We're:
Judge and Mrs. W. III. Brinker, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. W. Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Crews, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Smith. Judge
Pemberton. of Montana, Col. J. N Burks
and Mr.. Noah Armstrong. The evening
was spent in whist PLAYING.
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On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Morgan J.
Carkeek gave progressive euchere party
at her residence. Eleventh and Madison
streets, ia honor of Mrs. Shallenberger, of
Washington City; Mrs Turner, of New
York. and Mrs. Piper Of Boston, prior to
their departure for their homes. Besides
the guests of honor those present were ::
Mrs. Sutcltfe Baxter. Mrs. ID. \. Baxter.
Mrs. Abram Barker. Mrs. Manson +.
Backus. Mrs. +. 4. Bell, Mrs. A. VI.
Brookes, Mrs. II. c. Culver, Mrs George
Donworth Mrs. FIFTEEN, Mrs. George II.
Hebron. Mrs. David Kellogg. Mrs. J. C.
Haines. Mrs A. E. MacCuisky. Mrs. John
Iesry, Mrs g. g. Lyon. Mrs. Montgomery
Russell, Mrs. James Readman, Mrs. III. 6.
Strive, Mrs. s. j. Selmes. Mrs. A. +. Won
Baho, Mrs. W. +. Preston. Mrs. Edwin
Webster. Mrs. ]. VI. Wrestling, Mrs. +. b.
Wrestling. Mrs Il. {. Washbarn. Miss
Halter. Miss Struve, Miss Readman. Miss
Tenney. Miss Jones. Mss Russell. Miss
Eleanor Russell Mrs. Turner won the
first prize and Miss Eleanor Russell the
consolation prize.
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The Owl Club, which has been 30 sue
eessfully carried on for so long, has at last
a rival, although the former is so well es-
tablished that nothing need be feared from
any rival nov. Five men have taken Mr..
W d. Tylsr's house and will reside there
during the winter. Among these are Mr.
c. p. MasteFson, Mr. ]. w. Enos. Mr.. @.
L. Mum, Mr. Lynn Palmer.
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AZ a Memory EntertaInmont.

On Thursday afternoon Miss Emily
Evans entertained some of her friends at
her home on North f street. Most of the
young ladies took their work. but they
did not accomplish wonders in that d.
reetion. There was some music during
the afternoon, then an entertainment was
provided, memory entertainment, when
twenty seconds were given 10 look at q
collection Of fifty articles. after which in
spection each had to write down all re-
membered articles. Mrs. James Keen
won the first prize for remembering the
greatest number correctly. Miss Gertrude
Holt won the second prize and Mrs. J. NJ.
Miller the BOBBY prize. Among those
present were: Mrs. Elwood Evans, Miss
Emily Evans. Mrs. Samuel Wilkeson, Mrs.
Fred Browne, Miss Garretson, Miss
Bowen, Miss Hall. Miss Alice Hall, Mrs.
]. NJ. Miller, Mrs James Keen, Miss Ssy-
mour, Miss Jessie Seymour. Miss Lane,
Miss Ifoyt. of Olympia; Miss Worden,
Miss Gertrude Holt. Mrs. listed.
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Tn. Ktatnx Tournament.

The gens'emou's riding tournament
which was 10 have been gwen st Madison
Park yesterday afternoon had 10 lie post
usuet. owing 20 the Indictment weather
y hich has prevailed the past week. and
which interfered very materially wiie the
necessary practise IL wAl be held Rexi
saturday. the 2ist inst. az O'Clock. Use
toltowing programme has been arranged:
The Grand Marshal. aids, herascs and
knights wiil assemble next Saturday n
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Graham-Harnian

Ever since last Tuesday morning there
have been about twenty-five lonesome and
disconso;ate bachelors at the Lutz house.
The cause of it. Mr.. Robert Graham. of
Port Madison, married one of the fair lad
boarders, Miss Emma Harnish, and left at
8 a. m. for Victoria. their future home.
Rev. Clark Davis officiated,
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"Le. Fleurs Chantantes."

A very unique and charming entertain
ment will be- given under the auspices of
the Chancel Guild of 81. Marks church at
Ranke's hall, on October Is for the benefit
of the organ and music fund of that
church. The stage will represent a flower
garden. with screen of beautiful flowers
in the background, the faces of the per-
formers protruding through the hearts of
the flowers. Those taking part are: Miss
Mamie Spencer. Miss Lottie Selden, Miss
Hansard, Miss Compton, Miss Munson,
Miss Emma Atkins. Miss Mesdag. Miss
Edith Young, Miss Berry, Miss Nora
Carey. Miss Whittier, Miss Marshall, Miss
Phillips, the Misses Barager. the Misses
Semple, Mrs. George Tarbeli. Mrs. James
Farrell, Mrs. q. +. ". Pratt, Mrs. r.
w. Emmons, Mrs. Corwin :. Shank. Mrs.
White. Mr.. Frank Atkins. Mr.. T. w.
Jackson, Mr.. Brooke, Mr. Day. Mr..
George Tarbeil, Dr. Ludlow. Mr..
Julich. Mr.. Bait. Mr. Benny. Mr.. ii.
williams. Mr.. Hickox. Mr.. Saunders and
Mr.. Van Wyek. After the concert the re-
mainder OF the evening will be spent in
dancing.
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A whist club has Just been organized.
composed of the following members: Mr..
and Mrs. Augustine, Mr.. and Mrs. F. p.
Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. Keith. Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Morse. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith. Mr..
and Mrs. G. 4. NJ. Pratt Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Steel, Mr.. and Mrs. Cory.
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Mrs. Morse's Progressive whist.

Mr.. and Mrs. John ". Morse gave a
delightful whist party last evening. At
the close of an exceedingly interesting
game favors were presented to the fortu-
nate and unfortunate in the contest, fol-
lowed by dainty lunch served by Miss
Simson and Miss Lizzie Fowler. The
invited guests present were: Capt. and
Mrs. David Gilmore. Mr.. and Mrs. IL. +.
Barnard, Mrs. Hubbard Macdonald, of
Portland, Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Fowler. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred II. Peterson. DIR. and Mrs.
George Newlands, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Steel, Miss Ella Joseph. of Kentucky,
Miss Lodge, Miss Simson. Miss Fowler.
Miss Madge Fowler, Mr.. Warson.
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Catholic Church Fair.

The congregation of the Immaculate
Conception church is to hold another fair
for the erection of their church on Madi.
son street and Broadway. They have Sc
cured for the purpose the store, formerly
Hull's Furniture Company. at Marion and
Front streets. A very elaborate pro-
gramme is in preparation. The fair will
begin on Monday, October %. and last the
whole week. with varied programme
every evening. A supper table, fancy
work tables. utility tables and all kinds of
attractive and useful inventions to please
will be made use o. The donors of the
articles for the various tables are requested
to notify the pastor of what they intend to
give or to hiring
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On Tuesday evening, October 8, Mr..
George n. Wright and Miss Emma Jones
were married by Rev. r. Z. Dunlap. pas
tor of the First Christian church, ut his
residence. Mr.. Wright is mail clerk be-
tween Anacortss and Hamilton.
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LoagfsiIsw Li,erar, society.

The Lonste,low Literary Society, con-
posed of seventh Aad eighth grade pupils
OF the South school,, rendered the follow
tng programme cn Friday afternoon /:
Recitation, E.la Steiner; essay. Mabes Naa
kg0cksin and LiRxas Hanna; recitation,
Thomas Aescalse, soaF. Lula Parker, Car
RE FragsathAl. Lila Dapee. Ella Steiner;
composition, Willie Steiner; song. Lala
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On Friday afternoon Mrs. Thomas r.
shepard entertained few friends at SIX
nand enchre in honor OF her guest. Mrs
blanchard, Of Tacoma Mrs ]. c. Haines
won the hrst prize, Mrs. Frank Bell the
second. and Mrs II. r. Whitney one for
consolation The guests were: Mrs.
blanchard. Mrs. II. G. Bond, Mrs. D. \.
baxter, Mrs. Abrem Barker, Mrs. Man
son r. Backus, Mrs. r. r. Bell. Mrs. Nor
gan j. Carkeek. Mrs. III. c. Co.ver. Mrs.
GEORGE X. Carter. Mrs. George Donworth.
Mrs. A. J. Fiskin. Mrs. ". r. Forrest.
AIRS. w. ]. Grambs, Mrs. H. C. Henry,
Mrs J. G. Haines. Miss Halter. Mrs. J. II.
hayden, Mrs. Howard Joslin, Mrs. J. d..
Lowman, Mrs. G. II. Meem, Mrs. Henry
A Noble, Mrs J. F. Pratt, Mrs. ". T.
Preston. Mrs. Montgomery Russell. Mrs.
II. h. Strive. Mrs. T. A. strout, Mrs. A.
y Stewart, Mrs. s. b. Selmes. Mrs. Frank
Taylor. Mrs. Charles F. Whittlesey, Mrs.
X Z. Washburn, Mrs. c. l.. Webb. Mrs.
n. +. Whitney, Mrs. j. NJ Wrestling,
Mrs c. E Villas
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Sullivan

At the Catholic Church Of the Immacr-
late Conception, on SIKH and Spring
streets. lEst Monday morning ~ O'Clock.
the marriage OF Miss Mamie Sullivan 10
Mr.. J. II. Walker. both Of this city, vas
solemniEei. Rev. Father Rsade. s. j.,
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Parker. Ella Steiner. Oracle Way. Josie
M0rphy; recitation, Amelia Coin; song.
Ella Steiner. Josie M0rphy. Geo.ge GUY.
Joseph Jaae. James Sheahan, Lucien
Cahoyalo, Max Ester. Ernest Harris.
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Mrs. \. Fl. Groas entertained a few
friends NJ luncheon yesterday in honor Of
her sister, Mrs. {. Il. Kellerman. Of Boise.
idaho. Those present were: Mrs. {. r
Kellerman. Mrs. 4. II. Groat. Mrs. :. Z.
Cough, Mrs. J. 3. Philbrick. Mrs ". o.
BenAdom, Mrs. z. II. Hnrd. Mrs q. y.
sheldon. Miss Inca Sheldon and Miss
Harrnan
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James-McLane.

Mr.. Harry II. James and Miss Ethel Nc
Lane were married by Rev. r. K. Dunlap
at his residence on Sunday evening, Oc-
tober &
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Mrs. Bannard'. Circulating L,br.rv.


Mrs. Bannard's Circulating Library.
A most unique and uieasant affair ma.
the party given by Mr.. and Mrs. n. r
Barnard. at their residence on Chestnut
street, Monday evening. The psrlors
were artistically touched with ivy ana
sweet peas and the effect was indeed taste
FIJI and pretty. The hostess was assisted
oy Miss Fowler. Miss Madge Fowler and
Miss Jessie slmson. Eaca vuest in .or,.
adornment Of dress represented a book.
Inc one guessing correctly the greatest
number Of books and the one
least fortunate in that respect re-
eeiFed prizes consisting of ingeni-
Gus handiwork of the hostess.
Among the books represented were:
Moths" Mrs. White: "I.ampIighter.
Mr.. Fowler: "Under Two Flags" Mrs.
Moore and Miss Guinean; Locke on the
Understanding" Mr. Barnard; Red
1anntlet" Mrs. Peterson: DESTINY Of
Man, Mr.. White; Portrait of a Lady"
Mrs Trowbridge; Innocence Abroad, >"
Mr.. Lynch: Rose in Bloom" Mrs. Lord !:
Pioneer" Mr.. Woodruff; "Pendennis."
Mrs. Steel; "L'Allieiro." Mr.. Warson;
Three Feathers" Miss simson; Three
Years Fore the Mast" Mr.. Trowbridge:
1itS7 1ladBS EOWaef, Light
That Failed" Miss Fowler: Measure for
Measure" Miss Warner; THE Angler. :"
Mr.. Steel; "Old Curiosity Shop" Mrs.
Barnard; ''yick's Floral Guide" Mrs.
Woodruff; Bow of Orange Ribbon. /" Mr..
Moore. After refreshments were served,
prizes were awarded TO Mrs. Trowbridge,
as the successful competitor and TO Mr..
Moore, as the one to be consoled. Invited
guests were: Mr. and Mrs. 4. b. Fowler,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Newlands. Mr. and Mrs. +. III.
Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Steel, Mr..
and Mrs. John +. Trowbridge. Mr.. and
Mrs. Vale, Dir. and Mrs. w. Fl. White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank n. Wilcox, Mr.. and
Mrs. Woodruff, Mr.. and Mrs. Lord. Mrs.
Wood. Miss Bessie Guinean. Miss Fowler,
Miss Madge Fowler, Miss Jessie Simson,
Miss Warner. Miss Hughes. Miss Rice, Mr..
Warson, Mr. Lynch.
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Prof. sseinie's Benefs..

The concert given for the benefit of Prof.
4. Steinle, last Sunday, at Ranke's hall,
was IN every respect an artistic and finan-
ciai success. The following is the pro-
gramme
Observation-Disclosures" . .OfYsnbseh
o.. LANCER 4 Lueben's Orchestra
SUoaus--. Danih .......+..-.-..-. ....-......
Liederkranz singing Society
'ioiin soio-"Gost Erhaite Franz Den Kali
Froi. LANCER
Bass solo-'Thy Sentinel Am l. Watson
Mr. Is. Biho
Qnsrtette-"Auf Wiedersehen" - IIsbe
Aessrs. Ball, Fleck, Michel, Hamburger
soprano soio-seiected
Mrs. A. RECORD
Irlo NO. l-"Andante, adsgfo Presto" Haydn
Dr. IL T. Jacobson, H. FslZ, W. MaStius
TENOR solo-"An Den Ufern Der Weser"
''-'-"'''-..---; -...+--...--.-.--....Pr esssl
Alloys Werner.
Quartette-"O Suesser TraumH .
Aessrs. Bnrau, Neuss, Harms, Grass
Chorus-"Was stehst Du Mensch Nit Dues
tercm Slim ............... Fischer
Arion Singing Society.
A social hop followed the concert
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ON Tuesday evening. October Il, the
local union Of Christian Endeavor will!
give an acquaintance socisl in the North
Seattle Baptist church, AZ Third and Cedar
streets The business part of the pro-
gramms will Dc very short. The principal
part OF the evening vii! be gwen 70 socia-
bility, With some nusic and shor, literary
programme. The societies Of the union
will respond 20 roll call With verses Of
Scripture. The local nni0u banner will he
contested for and awarded 10 the society
having the largest per sent of its mem
bers present. The programme begins
rromntly at o'clock
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CARDS HAD THE CALL.
r..s Formed the Chief Means
q diversion the Past Week.
zoe E. N. CARTS RECEPTION.
- e..sssd's Circulating Library
..,,~s ~ Mrs Backus'. Mrs. Car
srsE,s ssd Mrs. shepard'a

:. .hs dcings OF society last week the
- tsok little part. and as for the young
- ,sey we're out of sight altogether.
Es 80. however. found plenty of en-
.a. = in several afternoon parties
- -.rTsssons and there were few even
$3.50 nsrties- The largest affair of the
- - Mrs Eugene II. Carr's reception
:" Tbarxsey afternoon. The card parties
- u,s Morgan J. Carkeek on Tuesday
.s..rsoon and Mrs. Thomas r. Shepard on
r,Issv afternoon. Mrs. Manson T. Backus
:. ..' Ts.1a,y evening. Mrs. Samuel l.. Craw-
ID "a Wednesday evening ana Mrs. VI.
3 nsusos on Tuesday evening were pleas
a.. Affairs. A charming and novel form
= estertainment was the circulating
s.s,.vvn OF Mrs. II. T. Barnard on Mon
40 evening. The week, however. was
ra.;iy gwen over to card playing. An un-
n.asliy large number of people left for the
Worlds fair.
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The knickerhocknrs.

The Knieksrboeker Club was charmingly
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. N. p. Ben
ton, OF l2lt 10y street, on Tuesday even
ing. Whist was INDUCED in until late
hour, when an elegant supper Was served.
Those invited were: Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
White, Mr.. and Mrs. r. :. Stevens, Mr..
aud Mrs. ". J. Bernard. Mr.. and Mrs. +.
W. MeGinnis. Mr.. and Mrs. ben F..
Snipes. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thurman.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Chiniquy, MFR. and
Mrs. A. Il. Ilewellyn, Mrs. f. W. Sack
man. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Trowbridge, Mr..
and Mrs. {. ". Turner. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick II. Peterson. Capt. and Mrs.
DAVID Gilmore. Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. Whittier.