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UYALLUP SOCIAL NEWS.
A Theosophist Lecture-Mr. and Mrs.
Meeker,a Enrtx.fnurth Annixeraarx.

"A IneOsOphlst Lecture-Mr. and Mrs.
Meeker's Forty-fourth Anniversary.
PuYALLuP, Jan. 20-topecial. Mrs. Frank /.
Biodgett, OF Seattle, will lecture in the Uni
tartan church next Friday evening on "The
Doctrine OF Theosophy, the Wisdom Religion"
On the forty-iourth anniversary Of the mar
ringe OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Meeker a few friends
surprised them by inviting themselves to spend
the evening with them. Mr.. and Mrs Ezra NJ.
Meeker, Mr.. and Mira j. P. Meeker. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcdonald, Mrs. Dana, Mrs. Fernandez. Rev. Mr..
Mitchell and Mr.. George Dougherty were present.
Mr.. John 2. Hartman. jr. of Tacoma. will
lecture before the Murphy Union next sunday
at 4:So p m. in the First NJ. E. church.
Mrs. E. Meeker visited seattle last week and
was accompanied home by her granddaughter,
Miss Cora Osborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roderick Mcdonald are getting
settled in their elegant new cottage, on the cor
ner OF Pioneer avenue ana Linden street
Mrs. J. F. stewart has been indisposed the
past Elk.
The Helping Hand Society of the Presbyterian
church will give a dime social in the church
next Tuesday evening. Refreshments will be
served.
Mr.. Frank T. c. Myers and Miss Lulu NJ.
Smith were married Wednesday evening at 8
O'Clock at the residence OF the brides pa rents,
DIR. and Mrs. Z. E. smith. Rev. DR.. Goodwin
onciated. The parlors were trimmed in ever
green. The bride was gowned In cream henri
eta en- train, trimmed IN lace, satin and white
roses. Miss Irwin acted as bridesmaid and was
gowned in light lavender with Spanish lace and
flowers as trimming. George Barry was grooms-
man. The invited guests We're: Mrs. Myers,
Mr.. and Airs. Myers, OF Seattle: Mr.. and Mrs
Leach, Mr.. and Mrs. PEBBLES, OF sumner: Mrs.
Magaw, Miss c. Malaney, of Marysyille, Cal.
Mr. Myers has home in Puyallup, to which he
Immediately took mis- wife.
The Unity Club gave funny meeting, "Laugh
and Grow Fat" Thursday evening at their
church. number OF solos, vocal and instru-
mental. were rendered. After these twenty
minutes were given to the telling of three
minute funny stories, to be against the relator,
and twenty minutes to propounding original
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BALLARD SOCIAL NEWS.
A Conundrum supper to the Presbyte-
rIans-surprise to the Misses Fetterly.

An amusing and enjoyable conuudrum SUD-
per was given by the Presbyterian AID society
Tuesday night in the Odd Fellows hail. TWAS
under the management, OF Mrs. Frank Frazer.
Mrs. G. Brinkman. Mrs Tiedemann, Miss Tiede-
mann. Mrs r. 7. Hawley. Mrs. J. c. Young.
Mrs. Il. Z. Nickerson, Mrs. y. Beck, Mrs. Fet-
terly. Mrs. Z. H. Faulkner, Mrs. Willard and
Mrs. Thomas Houlston. Every one accordingly
hal de.ig htful time
given at the residence OF Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Fetterly on Crawford street, between Second
and Third avenues, in honor of their daughters,
Miss Mabel ana Miss Luella Fe,teriy The
Misses Fetterly make charming ho>tesses and
the guests passed a pleasant evening in social
games aud.amUsements. The night concluded
with dainty lunch. Those present were:
Miss Maize! Felteriy. Miss Bertha Wares, Miss
Mabel Wharf, Miss Ira Murdoch Miss Beatrice
Fetterly, Miss Lueila Fe;tery, Miss AdeIine
Wares Miss Bernice McLachian, Miss Melissa
Murdock, Miss Ellen Strsn berg. Mr. Dan smith,
Mr.. Herbert Faulkner, Mr.. Alexander Daw. M
Merton Hawley, Mr. Thomas Smith, Nj Robert
Ward, sir. Herbert Hayley.
Miss NetIie Tieiemanu left Ballard Wednesday
TO spend severa! weeks visiting friends in Seat
tie and other cites.
Mr.. Ed Aud returned on Tuesday from Ts-
coma, where he attended the meeting OF the a.
ISOLATION OF shing!e manufacturers
Mayor 4. (. Pretty spent few days ct Own.
pia during the week watching the senatorial
contest
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The Cordray theaser was taxed TO accommodate
those who turrei out to see the Calhoun Opera
Company in said Pasha' last week. The COM
pany grew in popular favor the week adj
vaDced, and standing room only was ptocurabie
on Thursday. Friday and saturday. The men,
bers are all veil suited TO their parts. These
were presented with such merit that encores,
both OF eolos and concerted passages, were
called for as often as four times in several in-
stances. This week "Boccaccio" will be pre-
sented for The first four nights and "Fstinitza'
for the remaining. /. is safe 10 predict over
flowing houses for these popular operas.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frisch entertained about forty
friends at their residence, 400 Harrison street,
last sunday evening, the occasion being, ac-
eording 10 Old Country custom, to celebrate the
10Th day after Christmas. After the usual greet
ings cards and games were INDUCED in. AT 10
O'clock Rn elegant dinner was served After
dinner dancing was the order OF the evening.
and Ter more than two hours a most ENJOYABLE
time was spent Among those preseut were:
Mr.. and Mrs. A Chilbcrg. Mr.. and Mrs A.
Amunds, MI and Mrs. +. Wicastrom Mr. and
Mrs. K. q. Faegre. Mr. and Mrs Thomas C.
Hirsch. NJ. and Mrs. H. c. Wahiberg, Miss MAY
Amunds, Miss o.ga WIckstrom, Miss Daisy
Hansen. Mise Belle Olsen, the NJ ssss Nordlund
Mr.. l. Huisether. Mr.. J. z. Jacobsen, Mr. IL
sle,Iengren. Mr.. y. Anderson, Ms Fred Blorn-
berg. Mr.. Z. T. Dahl, SIR. c. NJ. Ihueland, Mr..
a. IL. Soelberg anu Sir. A J. Lee
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Mrs. Posten'a Talk.

Mrs Posfen gave a talk on Thursday morn
Ing, the second OF q series of Eve OF these talks
Oh European Cities" al Mrs. W. E. Boone's, at
seventh and Alder streets. Among the class, as
lar as formed, Mrs. Granville o. Halter, Mrs.
W. II. Humphrey, Mrs. E. B. Burwell, Mrs. A.
u. Stewart, Mrs. O. o. Denny, Mrs. A. n Brookes,
Mrs. Webster, Mrs Z. C. Neufeider, Ms J. F.
Mcknight, Mrs w. R. Bentley, Mrs. Fl. Z
Holmes, Mrs o. C. Colyer, Ars. A. W. Eugle,
Mrs. c. +. Fishback, Miss Munday, Mrs. s. D.
King, Mira. Thomas shepard, Mrs. Colman, Mrs.
Bailey Gatzert. Mrs. Jonu Leary, Mrs II. c.
Henry and Mrs. Fred sander. Mrs.. Posten
spoke on Thursday on Naples. Her next talk
Will be given tomorrow at Mrs. Boone's, and
will be upon 'Mount Vesuvius and the Buried
Cities, HercuIaneum and PompeiL"
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Whist Party at the Rainier.

party OF thirty enjoyed themselves at the
Rainier hotel Friday evening In a social game Of
drive whist Those present were: Mrs. A. W.
Denny, Miss Winnie Andruss, Miss Minnie
Frye Miss Claire Lowell, Miss Et,ie Williams,
Miss Emma Jones, Miss Ella Pixlee, Miss Angus
tine, Miss Blanche de Mers, Miss Ida Proper.
Mss Cailie Gillette. Miss Winnie Knox, Miss
Minnie Osborne, Miss Alice Orr, Mr. A. W.
Denny, Mr.. NJ. III. Grout, Mr.. George IL Fortsou,
Mr C. l. Mears, Mr. W. j. German, Mr.. George
Cleatman, Dr. s. c. Leonhardt, Prot Gerard, Mr..
A. E. Barre, SIR. Frank smith, Mr.. r. I. Kawley,
Mr.. ID. G. Krause. Mr.. Fred Everett and Mr..
Alfred W iIIiama
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the foyer. The fountain proper owed, and
al every quarter 0: a revolution electric
rainbow flashes illuminated the yariega,ed
colored Cloth with which The iouut-
ain was decorated. The rainbow colors
resulted from flashes of electricity in colored
electric globes. Everything in and about the
theate1 was donated by the management, and
nearly $500 was collected for the Children's
home. Mr.. johnson, attired in rega freman's
suit, and fresh from a real fire in the South
End. with Mrs. Griggs, led the grand march
ne dance was delayed q few m nu1es pending
Mr.. J0huson's return from "the fire.
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Social Events to Come.

Mr.. Martins organ recital will take place
Wednesday, February L
The next cotillon will be given by the Seat
tie Cotiiion Club on Thursday.
The Seattle Art League will give reception
at Pettis' on Thursday evening.
Prof. c. E. Roberts will give an organ recital
at Plymouth church Tuesday evening.
An anniversary ball will be given at the Arm.
DRY on Wednesday by Columbia Lodge, No. 10
The Pythian Day ball will come off January II
The ball of the Seattle police department will
be given at the Armory on February %
The Robert Burns anniversary will take place
at Ranke hall on Wednesday evening. The ad.
dress will be given By Col. James Hamilton
Lewis. A concert and Ball will follow.
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The 1880 Whist Club.

The members of the 7:30 Whist Club were
Hospitality entertained on Tuesday evening at
the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thurman,
at Thurman heights. The evening was occu-
pied enjoyaby In cards and dancing. with an
intermission for refreshments The guests
were: Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Wilcox, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas +. Quirk, Mr.. aud Mrs. John Grun-
kranz, Prof. and Mrs. John N. Taylor. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur l. Coon, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Abrams DR.. and Mrs. Filkins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller Mr. and Mrs.
IL c. Gordon. Miss Ggunkranz, Miss Alma
Grunkrauz. Mr.. Fred W. Calhoun and M A. v.
Randall
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A Pleasant Whist Party.

Mrs. Harte and Mrs Ustick gave a very enjoy
able whist party last Wednesday evening at their
rooms at the Hotel Stevens. Mrs Barnard and
Mr.. Raymer won the head prizes. and Miss Win.
sor and Mr.. Herman won tho BOBBY prizes. Re-
freshments were served aud dancing indu !ged
in until an early hour In the morning. Those
present were: Mr. and Mrs. Ustick, Mrs. Harte
Mr.. an 1 Mrs. Barnard Miss Bessie Winsor Miss
Grace Kennedy, Miss Ella Peckhan, Miss IVA
dell Harte. Miss Dolly stevens, Miss Grace Pot
ter, MIR. c. Harrison, Mr. f. A. Herman, Mr. O.
III. Carrick. Mr. l. E Raymer, Mr.. John Bost-
wick, Mr.. George Derby aud Mr.. W. NJ Day.
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st. Marks Mission Entertainment.

A pleasant entertainment was given at the
'Log Cabin Saturday evening, January Ii, for
the Sunday school children by the teachers OF
the 81 Marks mission Sunday school. About
sixty OF the pupils gathered at the cabin at
O'Clock and were entertained for couple OF
hours by their teachers Among the latter are:
The Misses Margaret, Laura and Frances Rum
sey, Mrs. A. II. Sitter, Miss Emma Cathcart,
Miss Brooks. Messrs. George C. Park, r. j. Red
field and II. J. Smith The superintendent
being absent. Mr.. George C. Park acted as mas
ter OF ceremonies. Several Christmas selections
were rendered by members of the Sunday
school. and several pretty little songs were sung
by tiny boys from the children's home, corner
Box and Harrison streets. One OF these. enti.
tied "Hang Up tho Baby's stocking" was par
ticularly pleasing An amateur minstrel per-
formance was given by Messrs. Redfed, Smith
and Cheal, which brought forth peals of laugh
ter from the little ones well as from the
older ones present. Following the entertain
ment refreshments were served. Each little
one was made happy by receiving a stocking OF
candy from tree which appeared 10 grow from
q corner of the cabin A great deal OF credit Is
due TO the teachers OF this mission for their
faithful efforts in behalf of the children.
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Mrs. L. Il. Young gave most delightful whist
party TO her sisters, the Misses seymour, at their
residence, 402 Union street, last Thursday even
Ing. Refreshments were served and dancing in
duiged In until q late hour. Miss Dolly Stevens
carried of the honors or the evening BY winning
first ladies' prize, aud Dr.. E. w. Young won the
booty prize. Those present were. Mr.. ana Mrs.
Seymour. Mr. and Mrs. Mills. Mrs. E. II. Young,
Miss Name Dodge, Miss Dolly Stevens, Miss
Anna Miller, Miss Drew, Miss Nellie Drew, Miss
Seymour. Miss Alice seymour, Miss Grace Ken
nedy. Miss NJ. Mcfarland, Miss Lsngston, Mr.. o.
ii. Carrick, Nr. l. E. Raymer. Mr.. G. Z. Ken
nedy, Mr.. I. A Johnson. Mr. S. l. Langston. Ar.
+. A. George, Mr.. BartelI, DR.. E. W. Young aud
Mr. DODGE.
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her hrsi appearance in America, and n.
speciality, which has taken years of pr.c,iea !.
accomplish. must be- seen to be appreeIs,.s
susiy and Nealy, sorg ana dance artists ara ~
ing their original creation OF india ruobsr eco.-
an extremely funny act intersperssd with 80
log and dancing, funny falls and eorlieal sitrs
Hons ne brothers Nichols, the Euroues, r,..
Vsls, are without exception ,he most dsripg 49,
wonderful acrobets that have ever visited ~.
country. The NaEaganset: Qaartetts
Morgan, J. J. Nolan, ". 3. Anderson and J.r..
+. DAILY, are a quar;etts OF singers whose -
lads. comic med .eys and perfect imitation, h.,
been the Ia L OF every city where they have -.
peareG. Crandall and c ARK, comsGisus danc,..
and expert ban oists, do the most refined sor-
and dances. accom- paaying themselves on tha.
sl!ver-'oned baD!os Eugene Everett "a
human enigma His fests 0. contortlou b.,.
teen mystery TO ali Tie quaint, coujc,,
musical genius, Charles Z. ScnIIlug. In co,
sidered one of De greatest producers OF or.sn,I
ideas in Iaiusirelsy in this county. He Ia n.
originator OF instrumental comedy and ~.
honesty earned the title OF prem er music.,
artist OF the world. Besides tne above suee..I
ties the entire company appear in the new grsns
Hrss part, The Pirates OF Penzsnce;" the lss.-s
city craze, "A Cake Walk" ana the Iaurh.a.
A6suriIty. The Poiceman's Chorus" rask,,,
one OF the most briIleat and complete sasss
;ainments ever offered il mins.reisy.
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The Letter Carriers Dance.

An entertainment was given last Saturday
night, January Il, by the Letter Carriers Asso-
citation In G. 4. r. hall A fne lunch was
served and dancing filed the rest OF the even.
ing. Among those present were: Mrs. Jose-
phine Vance, Mrs. Murphy, Mr.. aud Mrs. p. j.
Reardon. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Scott, Mr. and Mrs
C. VI. Tucker, Ar. ard Mrs. NJ. W. Ring, Mr.. and
Mrs. IT, D. Temple, Mr. and Mrs. william Barry,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Jones, Mt and Mrs. j. :. Far
rell. M and Mrs. Thomas Craney. Miss Florence
Appleton. Miss Ansie Brown, Mas Alice Nc
Phe;ers. Miss Kitte Brown. Miss Maud Holden.
Miss Minnie Andrews, Miss Nel lie Hazelhurst.
Miss Fannie Tout, Miss Isabella Hopkins, Mr. j.
y. staley, Sir II. 4. Green, Mr.. Henry Brooks,
Mr.. J. A scott, Mr. John Hymen, Mr.. C. W.
Cole, Mr.. A. C. Olsen, Mr.. Thomas Raney, Mr..
NJ. Coombs, Mr. G. V. Chisholm, Mr. p. Fl. Riley,
Mr.. Charles Wald, Mr. w. A. Reardon, Mr..
George seaboIt. Mr. r. w. Hartley, Mr.. A. ].
Parkhurt Mr.. Austin McPhe;ers fine pro-
grsmme was also rendered. as follows:
song. r. ~ Coofnbs
hecltdt4o1 -.-...-.-.---.-.--. ..Ddlsy FdfkHutst
eoig....-. Mrs. j. Farrell
UuiaaE w Al tblcy
Cornet solo. Frank NJ. Coombs
Duet. .-..Profs. Harmon and Parkhurst
Ouhttette x..-.,..-.
Messrs. Valid, Coomhs, Comfort. Parkhurst.
Duet. ~ Coombs aud c. Wald
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Charles Il. schililng's Min.trels.

Inc nfst appearance of minsIrelsy in the new
'hea'ef Will be this week and promises % be a
good opening for that light form o. amusement
II will consist o; Charles f. scLiiling's min
strel company In combined programme Of
ofera, comedy. burlesqus and m.ustrclsy. The
company viii spfear two nights, Tuesday and
Wednesday. Among the clever artists com
po-ing schiliing's Ministries is George r. Ed
wares, shc great southern comedian. He il o.!
the oli school, having appeared Ia every city IN
the United States and the principal cities of
Europe with leading minstrel ORGANIC atoms
no has droll system OF his own aud is wi.hou.
doubt the most original comedian now before
the public. His songs and witticisms this Sea-
son ara eli fresh and and his speclalties bet
ter than ever Civetre, inesupple and agile little
French e9uil.brist does one OF the most artistic
and entertaining acts OF iugglery that has ever
bssn presented ~ tie American public. 1his 10
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A New Dramatic Society.

The Seattle Field Club. in view o. the liberal
patronage accorded It on the occasion of its first
annual ball, has decided to return the compli-
ment, and has formed among its members the
Field Club Dramatic society. which will give its
first performance IN the Seattle theater on Feb
runry 10 and IL The net proceeds will be given
to the Associated Charities. The programme on
both evenings will consist of a comedietta
entitled "wishered Lenves," farce in one act,
entitled Turn Him Out" and the second act,
better known as the celebrated Miser scene In
the "Chimes OF Normandy" Mrs W. j. Grambs
Miss Marguerite Mckinney, Mr. J. C. Campbell
and Mr.. C. w. Saunders, assisted by the full
chorus. Will assume the roles taken by them In
the past The chorus aud orchestra will be di-
rected by Prof. II. 5. Sharpe. whose leadership
was SO largely responsible for the splendid sue
cess OF last years performance Tickets will be
soid at popular prieas and will be placed In the
hands of the friendly visit0rs tor distribution.
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Progressive Euchre Party.

A progressive euchre party was given wedues-
day evening at the home of Miss Carolyn Ham.
mond. The first prize. very pretty lavender stick
fan, was won by Miss Harrington. and case with
cards by Mr.. Walsh. BOBBY prizes. Mother
Goose Melodies" were won by Miss Dryer and
Mr.. Trevvette. After refreshments the remainder
OF the evening was spent in dancing. Those
present were: Mr.. AMI Mrs. G. V. Hammond,
Miss Aggie Manion, Miss Estelle OSren, Miss
Grace Harrington, Miss May Dryer, Miss Mar.
garet Reese, Miss Lizzie O'Brien. Hiss Lizzie
Reese, MI. J. R. Mcintyre. Mr.. II. E. Trevvette,
Mr.. C. E. O'Brien, Mr.. l. E. Reed, Mr.. ]. 7.
Belcher, Mr.. E. J. Walsh, Mr.. F. f. Potts and
Mr.. +. Barton.
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The Eyeninp Musica1 Club.

The twenty-third concert of the Evening
Musical Club was given on Monday night at
Psttis'. The following was the arranged pro-
gramme:
Piano duet Mrs. Lott aud Miss Cary
soprano solo. .-..-.--......... Miss Carrie Roper
Piano solo-"Nocturne' In Chopin
Mr.. +. Boyd Wells.
Tenor soio-"A Casio IN the Air. ..... Bohm
d.. Van Buren-Aceompanist, Nine. Adele Lucy.
Violin soo-From al 1rovatore" ...... Alard
Proi. Langer-Aceompanist,M Miss LANCER.
Soprano solo-'sweet Mgnonette". ......
DE-. Louis ID. Bruins.
Baritone soio-"Cali Ne Back" Denza
Mr.. Frank acknowledgements, Mr.. F. b. Wells
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Tuesday evening, at the residence Of the Rev.
and Mrs. f. B. Cheringtor, the Epwortn League
OF the First NJ. Z. church held its thiyd monthly
sociable OF the winter. 1t was AZ largely at.
tended and as successful as the fermer ones
Among those present were: Rev. aud Mrs. F.
B. Cherington, C. r Thoburn, Prot and Mrs.
II. J. Cozine, Mr.. and Mrs. Drury, Mrs. NJ. E.
Gates. Mr.. and Mrs. Boyle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eduards, Miss Emma futile, Miss Spencer, Miss
C.aypool, Miss Gordon, Miss Bootaroyd, Miss
Holman. Miss Nicely, Miss Williams. Mr.. John
Maxim, Mr.. E. W. Boyle and many Others. The
programme was as follows:
Piano solo. Rigoletto VerdD. ....... franz Lszt
Miss Florence Miller.
Club swinging. II. P. Starkweather
Recitation ............ Miss Florence Boothroyd
Vocal duet. Miss Miller and Froi. Cozine
Piano SOLO. ....................Mrs &. Z. Gates
ODseI7htiou eAeIcises.
Refreshments, consisting OF CAKE lemonade
and homemade candy. were served.
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Mr.. Frank Kennedy ana few friends sur.
prised Miss Minnie Hauser a; her residence, cor.
uer O. Lombard and Thomas streets The even.
ing was speat II games aud dancing. Lunch
was served AZ 1889 = N. Tacse present were:
Mr.. Frank Kennedy, Miss Minnie Hauser. Mr..
George Hal. Miss Amy Kennedy. M Ed George.
Miss Vera Aeres. M William Reynolds. Ms.
Irene Mitchell, Nj FL Green, 81 IS Anne Ken.
rety, Mr.. Harry Leland. Miss Ef.e White.
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Mr.. aud Mrs. r. A. Pontius entertained the
Highland Whist Club Thursday night Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Pontius. Sir.
and Mrs. q. z. Pettis, Mr. aud Mrs. A. A. Nc.
Coy. Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. White, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
G. Niggle. Mr. and Mrs. James West, Capt and
Mrs. Greenleaf, Mrs. Erickson, Miss Edna
Crsigin, Miss Julia Hensler, Mr.. James Green
leaf and Mr.. Harry Adair.
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Destiny Club Dance.

The third dance given by the Destiny Club
took place last evening. The fourth and fth
dances will take place February and H. re-.
spectively. Among those invited last evening
were Mr.. and Mrs E. Steinbach, Mr.. and Mrs, J.
W. Wilt, Mr.. aud Mrs A. l. Hornar. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. H. Noble. Mr., and Mrs. J. B. turner. Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Lawrence, Mr.. and Airs W. H.
Dickson, Mr.. and Mrs. n. l. Clifford, Mr.. and
Mrs. Coin Mcintosh. Miss Howe l., Miss Far.
reilly, Mr.. Fred Hefger. Mr. Arnold. SIR Fred C.
Brown, NJ. Trevvet,. Mr.. +. ID. Nash, DR.. Nc.
kone and Miss Byrne
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players, for it is no easy matter to obtain either
OF superior merit. "a Model Husband" Is a
model comedy. with ingeniously woven incl
dents, and intensely iunuy dialogue and situa.
tons 1t Is Of the same class as "wilkinson's
Widows' and other comedies lately produced.
but II Ia by many degrees more clever IN con-
strucoon, more possible in story, and more
laugh-p-oducing Ia its unfolding than any of
its contemporaries alluded to above Every
part Is strongly marked character, and is in
the care o. comedians. male aud female Of we'll.
known ability. John Dillon has never been nor
will ever be seen 70 greater advantage than in
his new comedy tie present season OF lsg2-a
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The Auxiliary Of the Il. OF l.. T..

The Women's Auxiliary of the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers has been entertaining
some OF the sisters from the auxiliares of the
state at union meeting held In G. A. r hall a.
p m. yesterday. very pleasant and profit
able meeting was had. Those present from
abroad were: Mrs Jarvis and Mrs. Simmons, OF
Sprague; Mrs. Cougar, Of EleaSburg; Mr. Kay.
Tor aud Ar. Bolauder, of Tacoma, aud Mrs Pc
terson. Mrs. kittie, Mrs CroeSer, Mrs WORK,
Mrs. Rodgers, Mrs shute. Mrs. Crow, Mrs
Marshall. Mrs. Stoddard and Mrs. Cade, of Sc
attic
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For a Colum bian Tea.

The Young Ladies Aid society OF the Tacoma
Presbyterian church will give a Colombian tea
in the parlors Of the church on Tuz,day even.
ing. The affair will DO under the usanacefnent
OF Mrs. Watrous. Mrs. Anderson. Mss Howell.
Miss Shaw, Miss Chamberlain ana o:her Young
lad es of this society. They are now Ysing sverv
effort 20 the end OF making This tea one Of the
most successful events OF tho winter