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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-THE Al
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Louis block, IiclonA. Mont. Tue day, Oct. 10.
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A MEETING, OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
lany Will 30 held at The oaee Of ths SoinnsS1.
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looA q . o'clock In The afterIoon.
NEn nNhJ Ii. WALKKR
IOpl6E II, WALkER,
Majority Of board Of Trustsos.
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FOR SALE.

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Ranch Of a,e0O aores, excellent land, under
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convenient 10 schools anu market, commands
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FOH RENT.
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oottage, furnished.
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TVTE No ET NISVVII,N n EDlfS.
EOR sALE~BY MEhCHAN.S UOIII,
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Remington typewriter and cabinet, one ,nc,.ii
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SlTUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN AS
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w property 7-room house and elk ncr"s In
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SITUATION WANTED-COMPE1ENT GIRL
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NlTUAIlON WANlED-bY A COMPETENT
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Son street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-29

Mis- Henry IL Visiting In snohemish
Mr r. IL Young went 20 Spokane on Tuesday.
Mrs. Vincent H. FAhin left On Monday for the
East.
Mr. r. p. shelby was visiting in Victoria last
week.
NJ z T. stuart has returned from trip in
the EAs,
number of Halloween parties win be held
thss week
Nrs william Dryer left on Tuesday for
Utica. " I.
Col s ". scott is confined TO bis home By .
sligbt illness.
Mr. H.. /. Niles lett FOR Chicago and the fair on
TUESDAY nighi
Mr.. wlliiam aaayek Miles Is quite III At Prov
idence hospital
Mr.. ". n. Humphrey has returned from srip
20 the " orld's fair.
Miss Fanny Aundsy. who has been quite III.
is now eonsaleseing.
RI George 4. E sioak. OF Port Biakeley. spens
yesterday 10 the city.
ar snd Mss T. II Desnpsey left Tuesday for
Chicago aud the fair.
Mr W. II White aAs gone Into the mountains
on hunting excursion.
Mr. s Aas0nkon has retained from . two
months visit IN tse Esss.
as4s Annie Myers has returned from yesrs
TssEf ~ 1t9tk9Nt ~S9t@k4&.
Mr. ~ ]. Cock has returned from . trip
through Southern Oregon.
M = :. Carlisle = recovering from sickness
lasting two OF tsree weeks
Mr. Columbus T. Tyler Wa eozared to his
hons by Illness lxss week.
Mra Frank sseele's isttsss aud mother will
sg<oa the winter with aar.
Mr. Daniel Keiieher - 81 Proyieeaee hospital
tAseA.eaea with typhoid isFes
Mt ana Mss r. L Tesry and Mas FaSih have
rstgrned fr0sa tie Worlds tar
Mrs. Csnls viii issvs tsfs week TOT Honespla.
whssa slzs 1ill spsaa the winter
Mr. and grx " Alexander iefs Tor Gslifoznia
on "Wednesday % spsad tes wtntes.
ur. Newnaa Kline left On Wednesday ior ST.
Paul Hswtil BIZ gone three wseks
Mr.. A. C. M&FconaisF is ss her tarrser boxna
II. " ala n zlia, x.sltsng Der moshsx
Rex xaA Mrs. " g4Ma returned horas l.ss
atrsf tsuza al sxfsaaxsi Eastsra Trip
Mr A. G. Taakas haa teea 80 sks Big skooknsa
hnasinx toE 0sg gKE2e s4ace 0esob@r L
ainx Las BrsYn4an. ut saiera. Or. il Waiting
Ms. G. C. Nassuz Il sa7 Aetis4se sfgest
Cart Charles Hopkins Fetnfned on Thursday
from > zso3rAsz vssst 90 lbs sersds s.lf
NJ ~ cssrk ass returned from visss %
hts family sa1 iFsaaas ss sssshtawsoa CITY
Mr.. A Maeklatozh lsss yerfexaay fsr a two
weeks visit with ia f4saasy Ia CalltsTnis
NJ r. A. Garanar IS csagssoussT IL VITA
pnsnaaonlA Al his ~ s9sRee "a 1zylov street
Miss Carter and Miss csrosfna Carter. Of fEnao.
Isis. sse vssisfnw Nj saa Mrs ts@ssxs Z. Carer
GA zAnrssay assesnaon Mrs.. q a. AeassMr CO.
tees1z1ss. fzw treats ~ Bohxsal3a IaneA
1E1ss Ezsssai Kszs Aus u. &. Cs4fszs LA sss-
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KDpISss.


At sa- m. Tuesday, October Il. Mr.. W.
NJ Pelsier was united IN marriage 70 Miss
Mabel w. Mills. At the Church Of the
Sacred Heart. the Rev. Father Stahi
officiating. Mr.. Frank Peitier. the groom 5
brother, served a. groomsman. Miss Alice
owens as bridesmaid. A reception Was
given in the evening ~ the home OF the
brides grandfather. ISIS Madison street.
where an elegant wedding supper WAS
served to about thirsy-five guests Miss
Mile Fox favored the guests with some
excellent music on the piano, also some
very nice Rotations. Many beautiful
presents were received. Mr. Feltier has
been for the past eigkseen months con-
nected with the Puget Sound SAW WORKS,
OF this city.
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On Monday. October q. occurred the
marriage of Mr.. Thad s. Rranson. of this
city. ana Miss Eliza A. Mclaughlin. OF
Easton. Ne. Rev. 7. W. Butler. Pm. D..
was the officiating clergyman. Mr.. Bran
son Is superintendent of the mailing de-
partment of the Posr-INTEILleEscER. and
having resided in this city and vicinity
for the past SIX years. has many acquaint-
ances and friends. The bride has for the
past year resided with her sister. Mrs. G.
r. Stevens. Sii6 Weller street. Immedi-
ately after the ceremony the happy couple
took the soush-bound train. and after re-
manning in Portland for few days will
return 20 this city.
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A surprise party was given 20 Miss Ella
Godfrey. worthy matron Of Lorraine Chap
ter No. q order Of the Eastern Star. BY
the officers and members Of that lodge on
"Wednesday evening at her residence. 1918
Fifth street The evening was enjoyahiy
xpent in music. dancing. etc. The follow
Ing we're the invited guests; Prof. and
Mrs. ]. Nj. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. T. J.
Graham. Mr. aud Mrs. G.. y. Alexander.
Mr.. aud Mrs H. A. BtRelow, Mr.. and Mrs.
I. w. Ronney, Mr.. and Mrs. = E. Ciough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Cechrans. Rev. and
Mrs. John +. Damon. Mr.. and Mrs. f. r.
prake Mr.. aud Mrs. ". II. DAVIS. Capt
and Mrs. Ellis. Mr.. and Mrs J. T. Fox,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Attire Gardner. Mr.. aud
Ms 4 Ii. Cess. Mr.. and Mira ]. Gonpttl.
Ny and Mrs. !. Haley. Mr.. and Mrs. ".
uar,aen. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamilton.
M and Mrs. c. II. Knight. Mr. and Mrs.
NJ II kancuse, Mr. and Mrs. John Nc
Grath. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. ". Murray, Mr.
and Mrs. A. l. Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs-
rrsnk Po.tius, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Parker,
Mr.. and MrS II. f. Phillips. Mr.. aud Mrs.
A Park. MAJ and Mrs. w. Y. Rinehart.
Mr.. and Mrs W. Y. Rinehsrt, lr. Mr.. and
Mrs.. Charles Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs. A. T..
enauliing. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Van Brock
lin Nr. and Mrs. = +, Stevens. Mr.. and
Nrx Prank " Mlleox. Mr.. and Mrs..
p White. Mr.. and Mrs. r. wishaar.
Mrx A A. Ailets. Ms Koaa Alexander.
N-~ =. Featon. Mrs. ]. Lsssasy. Mrs. f.
N S@rknan, Miss Emma Ceehrans. Miss
Ia coehrane. Miss Matte Douglas. Miss
Minnie c. Hughes. Miss Grace l. Hughes.
Miss Emma Z. hslsowav. MISS Lena
Kun.ie Miss Mule kansSe. Miss Ida
Morrison. Mss Matte Mcdonald, Miss
Fannie MeRsa. Mss Nellie MeCaschecn.
Mss Mahel Phll,ips. Miss Lille Piper,
Ms carrie Saaahesg, Miss Hattie Palmer.
Mss Winnie Godfrey, Mss IN GArJasr.
Alss Ii. Duncan, NJ. J. VI. DoEaa. Mr.. W.
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The marriage OF Mr.. ii. w. Clarke. Of
Chehaiis, and Miss Marie Jepson. Of Sc
attic, Was solemnzed in this city on
Wednesday, October -, az 30 p. m. az
the Methodist Episcopal church. Rev.
Clarke Davis officiating. Mr.. Clarke is
welLknown in Chehaiis, on account Of his
connection with the drug business for sew
eral years. His bride Is a charming and
accomplished young lady, weli-known in
social and musical circles. They left
Wednesday afternoon for ChehaIis. where
Mr.. Clarke is now in business. They wall
make their home for e time AZ the 81.
Helens hotel
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the course. A list Of la<iiss who would
probably subscribe was sent 80 hiEn. and
be has issued circular proposing 20 ce-
liver them on ten successive FRIDAY AFTER
noons. commencing about November Ia
As seen Is sufficient number Of ladies
have Subscribed raore definite announce
nent viii Be made
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Iaalr.. Ml..lenarr seeIesr.

The Ladies' Missionary Society Of the
United Presbyterian church held a very
interesting meeting Friday evening, which
was ousn TO the public. The following
programme vas carried ouf; Devotional
exercises led by the president. Mrs Anna
Johnston: Billie reading on Giving. . by
the pastor; paper on The Work Among
Indians" by Mrs. William Clark paper
on sPaganssfn ia Africa, by Mrs. Ella
Jordan: solo. Ave MARIA by Miss
Emma Wallace
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The home of Miss Marguerite Duffy 1t
5i4 Depot street was the scene of pleas
ant gathering last Monday evening. Card
playing. musie and dainty refreshments
provided begIiiling entertainments There
were present. Miss Moods, Miss Vista
baldwin, Miss Maggie Dnffy. Miss Loyds,
Mr.. ]. f. Duly. Mr. j. Gross. Mr.. +. Ford.
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Of this city, was married in Philadeiphia
10 Miss Lizzie n. Steele. third daughter OF
Mr.. John Steele. The Parks. County Lon
donderry. Ireland. The ceremony was
performed by Rev David Steele, ID. D.. as
sisted by Rev. Prot. III. Galley. Rev. James
Henderson. James d. Steele, Pm. D., and
Rev. William IL. Galley.
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Miss Maud Cleary gave box party ~
the lifting tournament On Tuesday alter
noon, her guests being Miss Mcknight.
Miss Graves. Miss Clark. Miss sldonia
Furth. Miss Wells, Miss Pratt. Mr. Fred
Ranke. Mr.. o-rin Rank. Mr.. Charles
Wartele, Mr.. Ernest Wurfele. Mr. Boyd
Wells. Mr.. Guy Post, Mr. John Cline, Mr..
Frank Ereaerscks
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A quiet wedding at the residence Of John
f. Damon. the officiating clergyman. 9i0
Fifth. at / p. m. Thursday, October Is.
1896 united in the holy bonds Mr.. Calvin
Orlando Wolcott and Miss Hattie Adethel
Smell. both Of Seattle. A few friends were
present and joined heartily In congratula-
lions over what seemed most felicitous
union
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EsriasnEaens that On her return nonae she
sent back sioraI testimonial with one af
the kindsss letters Of personal apprecsa-
sion- Il vas 3 good asv tor tie ladies' OF
sezstle. Puget sound and elsewhere when
the doors Of the Sarah b. Yesler we're
opened 20 them.
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On Wednesday evening Miss Jessie Ne
Cune, of Troy, n. Y. and Alfred e. Guy.
OF Seattle, were married ct the residence of
William Collins. ct Thomas avenue and
Kentucky street. in the presence of the
immediate relatives, Rev. William Major
being the officiating clergyman. The
rooms were pre,tiiy decorated with roses.
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Several iz4ies of this city who heard the
rscent serrnsn OK Rev. Mr.. Martha, Of Ta-
coma. At the nitsrian church on wnat he
observed AZ the congress OF religions in
Chicago. have invited him 10 dsiiwer .
srries az parsar Hectares IN this city on the
ssTan Great Religions 81 the World. : ard
BE has consented 10 % 20 pvoTidlng suf-
sszca. nuzshxr al lz4scs sAall Subscribe fox
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. DeaxInoFe received .
few friends al shsir home ia Fremont last
FRIDAY evening. Music and Whist formed
the pastiFne Of the eyeaing and refresh
unents we're served Those Invited we're
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. LoveJoy. NJ. and
Mrs. +. A. Hilboarne. Mr.. and MrG ". A.
Ashworsh. Miss Ashworth, Mr. aaa Mrs.
L. r. stone. Prof. and Mrs. Sanger. Capt.
aud Mrs " <. Merwin. Mr. and Mrs. J.
W. Yoang. Maze. Lacy. Mrs. Rockwell.
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Mis-. Eaith larsen SURPRISED.

The friends of Miss Edith Larsen gave
her pleasant surprise party AZ her resi-
dence last week. The evening was spent
In games and merriment. after which re-
freshments were served. Those present
were: Miss Mabel Barnum. Miss Cora
Barnum. Miss Bessie Lloyd, Miss Sarah
Lloyd, Miss Eva Harlan. Miss Laura
Humes. Miss Flora Truax. Miss Anna
sRanx. Miss Nina Peck, Miss Kate Black
burn, Miss Jennie Black burn. Mr. Fred
AcRae. Mr.. Howard McKae. Mr. Frank
Brown. Mr.. Stephen Hull. Mr.. Robert
Caldwell, Mr.. Clarence Mccartney. Mr.
Ernest Larsen. Mr.. CARTS Parker and Mr..
Henry Caldwell.
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n sspiaa club Reception.

The first reception and dance of the
Hespihn Club was held at the Arlington
hotel on Friday evening The member
ship of the club consists of the students of
the state university. The officers of the
club are rs follows: A. Ezeile. president;
Miss Grace Catch, vice president; H. A.
Turner. secretary; Mr.. q. Lopp, treas
urer. The reception committee was as
follows: Miss Claire Catch, Miss othelia
Carroll, Mark George, Forbes Brown.
The committee on arrangements were:
Miss Grace Catch, Miss Anna Turner. Mr..
George Lamping and Mr.. q. f. Turner.
The following were present: Miss Minnie
Peck, Miss Bessie Crsinatte, Miss Mabel
Scott, Miss Edna Whittier, Mra Charles
Davis. Miss Clara Turner. Miss Amy
George. Miss Bertha Young, the Misses
Dahney. Miss Warning, Miss Annie Phil
fps, Miss Flora Scribner, Miss Amy
smith. Miss Ida Thedinga. Miss Edna
Hill. Miss Jennie b. Bainbsidge. Miss
Alice Howell, Miss May Cgohecy, Miss
Mcknight. Miss 0thelia Carroll. Miss
Grace Catch. Miss Grace Barager, Miss
Jennie V Relfe, Miss Bernice Parke. Mss
Dottie Smith, Miss Moliie Phillips. Miss
Lulu Royd. Mr.. IT. A. Turner, Mr.. /. ].
Rickaras. Mr.. Dana Farnsworth. Mr.
Claire Favnsworth. Mr.. Viii Beatty. Mr..
George Lsamping. Mr.. u. A. Ford, Mr.. o.
A. Spencer, Prof.. G. Hal. Mr.. W. Engle-
brscnt, Mr.. seldom Burrows, Mr.. Forbes
Brown. Mr.. w. Farr, Mr.. A Brinker, Mr..
Mr.. Clarence Edwards, ME. Williams. Mr..
Jessie Brinkes. Mr.. len Relfe. Mr.. C. II
Peek, Mr.. Z. Morrison, Mr. c. Waitress
Mr. A. EEelle. Mr.. Z. s. Red6eld. Mr.. Cal.
vim WELDON. Mr. II. +. Williams. Mr.. W
m. Powers. Mr.. {. Crawford, Mr.. A.
RIsxa alier, Ar. York harrington.
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for the school. " George Pesse: esssy. Nil
ton Nlftiers recitation. George Cooper
recitation. Agnes Bassest: reading. Maggie
Carlisle: reading Of question box, by the
president: song. by the school At the
Gloss al the programme criticisms we're
Rad by Miss Brown
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The Rev W. r. George. d. D.. who L.
aeoat TO leave seattle, will give his cese-
hTaied entertainment. "a Literary Ram
BILE. " interspersef w1ta musical selections.
for the henesst Of the Sarah Il. YesIsr. st
the First Congregational church on FRI
day evening next. November 3 This en-
tertasnment u spoken o: IN terms Of the
highest praise 5y al whe know al il. The
Sarah B. Yesser Is worthy Of great bene-
fit Its work Is Of fhe mast Fnerssarios.s
character It sntezfeFes and ooupefss
with nothing in the city. Ladies who
have receatsy vsssssd il from Minneapolis
ard other Eastern cities xay that il COM
pares mere than faso-&bsy with aaythiax
Of the kind IN sisesr places one LADY from
eoEt Laalos Hss % pleased xish her en-
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Capt. and Mrs. Bailey surp,,..a.

On Thursday evening Capt. aud Mrs.
Bailey were very pleasantly surprised nj
their home in Ballard by a number Of
their intimate friends. the occasion being
Their wedding anniversary. The rooms
were Hastily decorated with leaves. vines
aud delicate mosses- The evening vas
spent in music. games. etc. Light re-
freshments were served, and .he party dis
persed wishing the host and hostess many
happy returns OF their wedding anuiyer-
sary. Those present were: Capt. and
Mrs. Thnrston. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wilkes, Mr.. and Mrs Looney. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fichet, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ". MELON
aid. Mrs. Salisbury. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Delfel, Mrs. John LangiIie. Miss Tsllie Da-
gen. Miss Jessie Looney. Miss Della Loo
ney, Miss May Beaby, Miss clAriss= Bsiiey.
Miss Lucille Bailey, Miss Dorcas Ham
hlet. Mrs. Hamhses. Miss Ina Salisbury,
Mr. Russell Looney. Mr.. Alouzo Hamblet.
Mr.. Charles MetSettraeS, Nc. ]. Hamhles
and Mr.. r, II. Hamnles
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The High school Literary Society held
its usual meeting in the Assembly hall last
Friday evening. The orchestra. which
has been rehearssng under the direction of
Mr.. Friend, gave its initial performances
and rendered few choice selections.
After the usual business ths following PRO-
1vararYle waS rendered.
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The Stag club Dance.

The Seattle Stag Club gave its second
social dance on Friday evening. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
A. Hall. Mrs. Holden. Mrs. II. Otto Col
lings, Miss .Maybell Sheehan, Miss Kate
Field, Miss Allie Algee. Miss Nellie New
ell, Miss Lotsie Cove. Miss Nellie Woodin,
Miss Mabel Cove, Miss Ella Alexander,
Miss Fannie Kingsberry. Miss Lizzie
Alexander, Miss Jennie Inglis, Miss
Maud Holden, Miss Haydee Har-
risol, Miss Peryl Noble, Miss Mamie
Holden. Miss Eta Alexander. Miss Lillian
Bigelow. Miss Nellie Howe, Miss Agnes
Potts, Miss Maude Filler, Miss Ella Pease,
Miss En- ma Gyse. Miss Edna Hardy, Miss
Ella Schultz. Miss Pearl Murphy, Miss
Maud Hall, Miss Helen Cowie, Mr.. III. r.
Whitley, Mr.. Noble Geteheli, Mr.. James
Turnbull. Mr.. Charles Johnson, Mr.. +. III.
Burke. Mr.. w. A. Bane. Mr. ]. T. Gabriel,
Mr.. Frank Willmaser, Mr.. David Alex
ander. Mr.. James j. Alexander, IT,, Mr..
Ralph Ross. Mr. Edgar Green, Mr.. T. b.
Unto, Mr.. Ira Ranke. Mr.. Harold Ham
sen, Mr.. Charles Aiberty. Mr.. Day Nc
Kay, Mr.. Ed Herring. Mr. Harry MCGOWAN,
Mr.. r. b. Attain. Mr.. B. w. Hartley, Mr..
s. ID. Kenssrie, Mr.. G. FL. Green, Mr.. Will
lam NJ. Burke. Mr.. Howard B. Ames, Mr..
Marchie
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Ia. ana coraIe Mlller surprised.

A pleasant surprise party was given TO
Misses Ida and Cornie Miller at the resi-
dence OF their parents. No. el9 Yesser
avenue. on last Saturday night, October
Il flames were INDUCED in until p. m,
after which a dainty lunch was served.
Then more games were played until IL
O'Clock. when the young folks went home,
greatly pleased. The party was gotten up
by Miss Lena Consluska and Miss Carrie
Slime. The following We're present: Ida
Miller. Carrie Slime. Lena Consinska. Min
ME Peck. Edith Chamberlain, Carrie
Smart. Eva Houghton, Edna Kelley,
Hattie Houghton, cornie Slime, Gertie
Houghton. Hazel Miller. George Reedie,
Frank Elliott, Henry Callahan, Frank
Oliver. Arthur Peck. Ola Bump, Laroasa
Groves. Willie Wright, Charles Wright,
Abel Slime. Leroy Miller. Sidney Elsthorp.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-29

On Friday afternoon the following pro-
grainEne was rendered by the L.ongislsow
Literary Society at the Soath school.
Recitation .s............s .-... Zana Lloyd
Soug Ella sse4aer, CsFrie fFsBeathai,
sadie sickels and Josie AoFphy.
Debate ....s..s.-...-.s. .-...4 AAaesta Cohn
George Guy, Irene JoHrRds and Grace way
Recitation .... .-.s. Willie Holgcrson
Sang Ella steiner and Carrie Erswentnzi
Recitation -..--... Pearl iIfts
song Ella SsefEeT. Max fister, Lala napee
ans Casrts FrsasngasA
Esay.........-.s ----<-...-.-... Ernest Harris