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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-06-15

TENNESSEE is a vast burial ground.
There are 57,l79 federal graves in her
seven National cemeteries, and there
are many hundreds sleeping in un.
known graves.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-06-15
Many New Ideas

in the home cure of diseases, accidents.
and how to treat them, and many hints Of
value to the sick will be found in Doctor
Kauffmann's great Medical Work; ele-
giant illustrations. Send three 2 cent
stamps to A. p. Ordway q Co., Boston,
Mass, and receive copy free.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-06-15
The Democrat.

Entered at the Post-odlce a. second. Oas Matter.
5SSSS0SSSSSS
President...... .......lsAAC X SHkRWoop
Vice President. HON. ANTHONY HowBLLs
Treas, sec'y a Bus. Mang'r. JOHN O, HARMoEY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-06-15

In its marvellous Strength purity and
other greatquaIities, than the paste can
take the place Of an old mine diamond.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-06-15

46,4l5 acres sown in wheat yielded 7s5 472 busbe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-21
per.onaI Social Notes.

NJ. John +. Miller returned from North
Yakima Friday.
Miss vena +. Adair. OF Tacoma, Is visiting
Miss Min;a Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Drew returned from the
East Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kleser are home again
from their Eastern trip.
d.. 4. W. Young returned from the x. OF +.
eneampmen, q: North Yakima on Friday.
MI. 4. l. Terry returned on Thursday after .
pleasant ~sojourn OF a ,non.h ia California.
Mr.. aad Mrs. Charles Z. Shepard lett Monday
for an extended trip to Chicago and New York.
Mrs. A. r. Rcdinger has returned to Seattle
from an extended visit in New YORK and
Chicago.
Nj. and Mrs. II. L. Markus left ior San Fran
cisco last night on a Zip, in the hopo OF bene-
fling Mrs. Markus' health.
Miss seldsn has returned from Port Townsend,
having tcea the CUES, OF Capt and Mrs. iiealy,
O: the United states revenue cutter Bear.
Miss Eta Neil, OF san Francisco. who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. NJ Leland. Left
Tuesday night 10. a SIX months visit, To Chicago.
Mr.. Harold Preston returned 10 the city on
Wednesday night alter TN absence Of Two
months in California lie IL much improved In
health.
MI. ". Il. Rlson and family, la.o OF Los An
rele.. have taken tie Iouderbaea house az
Ninth ani Marion streets, ana expect 10 make
Seattle their aofGe.
Mr.. Thomas VI. Green returned 10 Seattle last
week. after an AZ eBee Oh several months spent
AZ her former holae In Missiasippi and 9 few
week. at the wor!d'a is.r.
Miss Josephine Rawson, OF Aiddlctown. Cal,
who has been spending the winter with her
aans, Mrs. Abbott. was suddenly called home by
the serious Illness OF her mother.
The ladies' o. the social Circle OF Ia.ona on
Thursday presented the sEfant son OF Mr.. aui
Mrs q. r. STOCKS wita a silver mtg. ~ he 10 the
nrs. baby born siaee tae circle was formed.
Mr.. and Mrs \, L~svy.wno have been travelling
in California Tor the past two uaoaihs 10. The
benefit OF Mr. lavy's health. will leave san
Francisco 70: Some BY steamer on Thursday.
Hoa. c. I. Roscee. of saohoEnisa. ief, last er-
easng Tor Clinton. y. y. accompanied by his
mother. The latte: goes East To see her aged
dangerously i'll
Mr.. Heury Boae and his son. Henry Bode. r.,
lef, for CAleago iass week. Iney will stop To
yisi. trends a. Davenport, Ia. on the way.
From :ae fair ;hay will so to Berlin. Germany,
Mr. Bodies former bona After spending several
months in Europe saey w.il return to seattle.
Rev. George j. Burehsst. ras.or of the First
bs sitst church o. .h.s city. iefs ou Thursday
evening tor -ais Lake and Denver 90 an ex-
tenee! Vacation "trip. lie val attend the Bsp-
tss saaiycrsaFy meetings ia Beaver beginning
tomorrow. HIS pa plt is occupied this morn
iug ey Rsv. D J. Pierce, o. tae Be pt!ss un.ve,-
atty.
Mr. william c. MeydeEhauer. f.. arrived in
,hs city Friday evening from California Mr.
Meyaeunauer recently grad aatef from tho
Moses Hopk.ns sead4fay and hks eafae to Seat
tie 20 sy-snd his vacation Win his parents Until
the arst part OF August He wilt then again %
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WEDDINGS.
Fhiiliprs-~P Pickering.

tn Monday evening AZ ; O'Clock Mr..
Henry Phillips and Miss Mary .. Picker
ing were united in marriage az the home
of the brides parents, III Williamson
street. Seattle. by Rev. j. $. McCailam-
At the appointed hour the couple entered,
the pastor went to the bay window in the
front OF the room and here stood during
the ceremony. In the center OF the large
window hung a vase filed With white and
cream roses and maidenhaIr fern. In the
center OF each Of the narrow windows
hang a vase filed with apple blossoms.
Tie panels bet zen the windows were
flied with branches o. dogyood blossoms
extending from the floor 10 the ceiling.
Pots OF tall sword fern stood AZ the base.
From the curtain rods were esiooaed
vines, which hung over the lace curtains.
making q beautiful background. Over
head were fastened iestoons OF vines
brought 10 a point above the center Of the
folding doorway opening into tue dining
room. At the right side stood a stand
table. = lev fee: from the window, deco
rated with fcsioons OF vines aud bearing
a vase of dogSooi blossoms and the sword
fern. A cluster OF apple blossoms stood at
the base Of the vase. Under the stand MAS
a mound o: apple blossoms and white
daisies borderei with ivy. On the left
stood = similar lamp bearing 3 high SILVER
lamp, against which leaned 3 tail branch
Of apple blossoms. Behind tae lamn stood
a vase allied vita aogwood Il leEn. IN
from. stood a vase Of white paasies- L
fresnnec;s we're served IN the dining room
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SxoHoN,sH. May M-ISreeial- -one of
the pleaSansess parties OF the season WAS
tina: given by Mr.. and Mrs. Il. c. Allen AZ
their handsome residence on Third street
on Thursday evening. Nearly Nifty guests
enjoyed tie hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alien. Music and whist were iada!ged IN.
and AZ II 30 o'clock a lunch vas daintiiy
served The prizes were then awarded.
Mrs. y. ; McCready and Mr.. {. Zsegier
winning the frss ana Mrs. H. G.
Petit and Mr.. A. Van Barren the
BOBBY prizes. The invited guests were:
NJ. and Mrs. R. C. Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. O..
c. Alien. Mr.. and NJ. Wilson snyder, NJ.
and Mrs. Edwin Stevens. Of Everett; DIR.
and Mrs. n. s. McCready. Mr.. and Mrs.
+. +. Foster. Nj. and Mrs. L. Wilbur. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Often. M. and Mrs. T.. +.
Warner. Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Roberts. Mr..
Il Mrs. q. & Crossman, Mr.. and Mrs. :.
NJ kuapn. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Van buren,.
Mr.. n Mrs. Robert Henry. d.. and Mrs.
Starr, Mr.. and Mrs. George Hin. Mr.. aud
Mrs. II. c. Petit, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Evans. Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Morris. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Packard. Mr.. md Mrs.
S. q. Henderson. Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Fer
guson. Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Brakeman, Mr..
and Mrs. \. ". Morgan. Mr.. n Mrs. L.
Lenfest. Mr.. and Mrs. J. III. Plaskett. Mr..
and Mrs. f. +. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. F..
Bisekman. Miss Cora Henry. Miss Phyllis
Loughney. Mr.. Shassuck, Mr.. Ziegier and
Mr.. Farrah.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-21

Prot Aker will give an apron and necktie
party on Tuesday evening.
The Seattle Stag Club will soon issue invita-.
tons Tor it, Closing dance.
The cantasa of Father will be given at the
Ffenon, opera house on Friday night
The social OF the Wonea's Relief Corps will
be given on Tuesday at stevens post hall.
Mystic Jewel Rebekah Lodge. No. ~. l. O. Q.
F.. will give n social at Masonic temple on
Thursday evening.
A benefit for the Orphans Home will be given
by the children OF SEATTLE at the seattle taes.er
on saturday. May =.
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The Ladies' ustcA1 Cluh.

The forty-ninth musicale of the Ladies'
Musical ClHb OF Seattle was given yester-
day afternoon at pcitis' chambers. Fol
lowing is the programmes:
Piano solo~"Nosslis;e." E sna3o-, selected.
%.-----~... .-.-- -----.-.... cchumauu
Miss louise HAYDEN.
Frlo-"nsy IL al LSss departing RaT
Miss AtAins. Mechanics hite and Prsft.
ZI.her solo-"S1uyeui lie E.e.chenhsli." .e-
ieeied-. -...----.. J. S~eaifsr,
Miss Lu!u Fr.cn1.
Vocal soio-"o Loving Heart, Trus, On. &" ee.
1sete1- -..Gcttschatk
Mrs u. Frank seaman.
Piano solo-"Iannssuset liar.
AAss calhoun.
Vocal solo-"Mlartqui,s," selected. Mlarro
Mrs- Il. Frank Seaman.
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A Birthday surpr,se.

Saturday evening. May l3, witnessed a
successful surprise party on Miss Belle
Hood at her home. near Lake Union.
Miss Hood was thoroughly surprised n
the sudden appearance of about twenty
young people. who arrived in a bunch AZ o
O'Clock. II was the i9th birthday of the
hostess, and she received many gifts. The
evening was enjoyabiy passed in voca! and
Instrumental music and games. Miss
Hood proved a delightful hostess IN spite
Of her surprise. Those present were:
Miss Agnes Wren. Miss McMillin, Miss
Anna Rowell. Miss Giidings. Miss Hood,
Miss Alyce Hood and Mr.. Jack Church.
MIR. Carrlck. Mr. Burke. Mr.. Price. Mr..
Kennedy. Mr.. Wren. Mr.. +. c. Johnston
and Mr.. Louis Michel.
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On Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Else gave \ party - a amber Of
friends n. the sesidsace. asls Your,h
street The guests enjoyed themselves
daac;ng and were Also favored with some
excr.eat vocal sa9 Instrumental music
abb c Il sountAiai rsrAsi vas being served.
laosc present Eers Mr.. and Mrs Fred
fike, Nr. and Mrs. Miles Coaners. NJ,
aad Mrs. Ira Conness. Mr.. and Mira
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A Number Of Pleasant Affairs
Were Given.
MRs. kEllooo's CARD PARTY.
Asa PsDphrsy's Progressive sch
aoa Hrs. gnkIns' Tsa-CsaAaasss'
DsIi-Aiansi~ Reception.


IE last week was .
busy enough one
socially speaking.
Mrs. Kellogg gave
. party On Tues
day in honor Of
Nrs Burke. Mr..
~Pumphrey's pro-
gyesslye suchre
came of on FRI
day. and Mrs Fu-
lkins entertained .
large number OF
guests AZ . Sra Va
Wednesday. The
university occu-
pied q considerable
share OF public at
fention during the
wsek. TIE recep
ton TO the alumni
and the bali 70 the
graduating class
on Thursday night
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st. Marks Club had a meeting On Mon
day night. 1t was q ladies' night, and was
an unqualified success. Mr.. Charles Prosch
read a paper on Discomfort" treating it
from the standpoint OF an incentive TO
effort and success.
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until September. when they will reorgan-
ize for the winter. The Art League will
continue its regular monthly exhibits the
last Tuesday oil each month.
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vere both pleasant AFFAIRS. the latter par
tscuiarfy 80. Much interest has been
e&used in soeisl circles by the appearance
q cards announcing the approaching
xedding Of Mr.. Tracy III. Robertson and
4, iss ReIfe. This will come of on Thurs
day. June /. and will be q strictly home
.ssgair. Both contracting parties are well
known and popular. o.her notes follow.
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Mclean enner.

Mr.. Kenneth d. Mclean. a young Seat
tie business man, was united in marriage
on Tuesday evening. the 10th of May, tc
Miss Elizabeth Wenner. of this city, at
No. 2I2 Marion street, the home Of
Rev. Alexander Alison, ID. D., the offici,
ating minister. Mr.. T.. Ii. Rhodes and
Miss Catherine Wenner acted in the ca,
pacity of groomsman and bridesmaid, re-
spectiyeiy.
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20 san Francisco 10 enter the Unisersi;y Of Cali
.crass and take up :hc study Oh mining en-
rfueeyyrv
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Latfe.TruAx.

Mr.. Louis Lette, Of Seattle. and Miss
Ida Truax. Of Mortified. MIMI, were
married on Wednesday evening at the
street. Rev. Alfred Inwood. pastor of the
Battery street NJ. Z. church. was the oflici-
ating clergyman. The guests were: Mrs.
C. Weed. Mr.. and Mrs. Woodeock, Miss
Woodcock. Miss Bowen, Miss Chase. Miss
C. Efore, Miss L.. Eforc, Mr.. Gibson. Mr..
J.. Domman, Mr.. II. Domman, Mr..
Schultz, Mr.. Powell, Mr.. Thomas and
Mr.. Davis.
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A meeting of the Good Shepherd benefit
committee will be held this afternoon in
the parlors of the Grand hotel, at 2 O'Clock,
to canvas the number Of tickets sold. 1t
is hoped every member will be present
promptly at the hour I make returns.
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Pidduck-TuPner.

Mr.. George Pidduck. of East Seattle. was
married to Miss Minnie J. Turner, daugh-
ter OF DR.. II. T. Turner. on Thursday
evening ut the home Of the brides parents
on Lake venue The wedding was on the
English style. bride and groom standing
under the traditional marriage bell while
Rev. Clark Davis made them one. They
left for Victoria the next day and Will be at
home in about three weeks at the groom's
Mercer island place.
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The Conservatory Recital.

Z. Among the most interesting OF the
:shings in connection with the commence
snent week of the state university was the
recital of the Conservatory Of Music, I'M
der direction of Miss Julia l.. Chamber
lin. 1t Plymouth church on Wednesday
night. The programme was made up Of
the best class of selections from beginning
20 end. some of them being Of more than
ordinary excellence. The organ Of Ply
mouth was used to fine effect in the pro-
gramme by Prof. &. 4. Roberts in the
opening solo. In a fine trio next to the last
number and in the concluding quintette.
This last piece was deserving Of more
shan usual praise. Miss Atkins voice was
never clearer nor better and the piece was
finished and artistic. Mr.. Herman Julich
rendered .'David's Song Before Saul"
tBordese) to fine effect. and MI. Gran
dall's solo aud encore were also excellent
The full programme was as follows:
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On Tuesday evening Mrs. r. E. Nickels
gave a most enjoyable reception 70 the
alumni Of the university at her home, el6
fifth street. Since its organization the
members OF the alumni have had many
pleasant reunions, bu. this was by far the
most enjoyable. The hall and pariors
were beautifully decorated for the occa-
sion. The halt and front parior were
dedicated TO the university and hand
somsly decorated with its coiors. purple
and gold. lis motto. Lux sis." and with
towers In profus:on. The back parior
S3T the class OF SO was most artisticaiiy
arranged with its co,ors. red and white,
and its flower. the daisy. Everywhere
heside were beautiful designs IN IVY.
smilax and choice roses. During the
evening Mr.. James +. McElroy, OF So,
made a neat address Of welcome 20 the
class Of ~. lie spoke Of the association.
sts brightest hopes. and appealed most
sorcIbly to its members for their strongest
support. These, together with ever
xelrome refreshments and h sentiment
III friendship springing from . sense OF
common causes, resulted in al evening OF
pleasure not soon to be forgotten. Those
present were: Mrs. c. S. Way!and, Miss
Agnes Greene, Miss Hetty Greene. Nj.
And Mrs. Hines. Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Colkett, Mrs. DIR. Whitford. Miss Josephine
Jaekling, Mis-, Beatrice Karr. Miss Maud
Parker, Mrs. 4. g. Nickels, Miss Hetty
Griswoid. Miss Grace Catch. Miss Adelia
Parker, Mr.. r. Otto Ceilings. Prof. and
Mrs. T. NJ. Catch. Prof. q. Il. Johnson.
Prof. and Mrs. j. NJ. Taylor. Prof. and
Mrs. Marx Bailey, jr.. Miss T.. ]. Cham
berlin. Miss Clare Catch. Mile. Camenen,
Miss Esteiie Wyckoff. Miss Julia i.
iChamberiin. Prot. L. d. Crandali. Prof.
A. J. Anderson, Prof. and Mrs. HILL, Mr..
James +. McEiroy. Mr.. X. 7. Hawley, Mr..
d. Ellis Douty, Mr.. l.. 4. Nickels and
Mrs. K. +. Nickeis.
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The cantata Queen Esther" which was
given May II and Is with such success will
be repeated On Friday evening at Fremont
opera house. Fremont. for the benefit of
Edgewater Congregational church. The
cast of chaHacfers ia IA foilows.
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Hushs. Miss witsisr. Miss Wade. Misses
sera gle, Dr.. Philips. NJ. r. l. Stinson. Nr-
lar cunssock. Mr.. J. n Holland. Mr. NJ
NeF.ory. NJ. J. r. Hayden. il. Mr. Z. :.
Ke.sb. Mr. FL Sicke!s. Mr.. e T. ssewsrt.
Mr.. I'd Brown. wr. Forbes Brown. Mr..
Mort Atkinson, NJ. Harry Fredrieks.
Hr. Charses Cotton. jr.. Mr.. Van Smith,
Mr. Grin Rank, Rev. d.. Schoenae. Mr.. "
d. Stevens. Mr.. Len Rickar!r Mr. Paul
Molbrook. Mr.. c. ". Farnsxo-sln. Mr.. Dan
Fasnssosth, Mr.. Tail kellogg, Mr. Ralph
Hopkins, Mr.. Walter Fulton. Mr.. Z. Z.
Porter, Mr.. Clarence Eiwsrd.. NJ. 4.
Ri,zx alier. Mr.. William Lsssx. NJ. Ei
Herald, Mr.. L. Wheeler. Mr.. Re. Wells.
Sir. II. r. Kennedy. Mr.. u. c. Kennedy.
Mr.. GEORGE Andrews. Mr.. Earle Jennes.
Mr.. Frank Atkins. Mr.. A. r. Sprague, Ne.
Charles McDermosh. Mr.. b. H. MeEires.h,
sdr. Ernest Pierce, Mr. Will Farr. Mr.. Jo-
seph King, Mr.. 8. E. Clark. Mr. A. A.
aousnesiand. Mr.. r. w. Switzerland. Mr..
". s. Newton, Mr.. y. 5. Winans. Mr.. A.
q. Dunn, Mr.. X. X. Hubbard. Mr.. Aims
worth. Mr.. Calvin WELDON, Mr.. Horace
Turner and Mr.. Addison Exelle.
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The Anglo American Club. of Victoria,
b. c.. will keep open house to all the
American yachtsmen visiting Victoria
for the coming regatta. In fact. for the
space of fourteen days the Americans will
be honorary members of the Anglo Amer
lean. The coming events are attracting
much attention and much interest among
Seattle sailors.
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An excursion will be given to Saeaualmie
falls Junei by Mystic jewel Lodge, u. OF 4
Grand arrag genaerts are being made.
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In spite Of boistecous weather. the mu-
sicaie given under the auspices Of the
vestry Of ST. Clements church on Wednes-
day evening proved a success from mu-
steal, social and financial points Of view.
The hall was well nlled with delighted
audience. The programme was as follows:
Pisnoso-te duet-"Poes and Peasant"-....
Miss beatrice Chesi. Miss r 18th Duckett
Soug-'fhe Old Brigade .....M Nj. W. L sterling
Song-"Fivc O'Clock in the Norning".-.
u. =. All
Recitatiou-"The Fashionable School Girl.
Miss sadie Martin
Song-"Becausc OF
Mrs. 6. A. c. Rochester
Pianoforte solo-"wanderstunden'..
Forrest Bell
Song-"The song of the BelP' .............
Song-"The Maid of Dundee. Mrs. &. II. King
Rcci.ation-'-Queeu Arcadamia"... ........-
..... Miss Sadie Martin
song-.An Old Garden'.M William /. sterling
fiano'o.te solo. .--..-.-.--M Miss Beatrice Cheal
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Guests 1t the HOT Springs.

~9v - ~
Guests at the Hot Springs.
Among those rusticating at Green River
Hot Springs hotel during the past week
are: Auburn-John Wooding; Coronado
ID. F. Davis, c. W. Lewis: E~llensburg-
T. NJ. Powers, B. B. Keileher, ]. X. Peters:
Enumclaw-John Kelly; Grand Rapids,
Mich.-W. J. Carbin: Lester-L. p. Ly-
ons; North Yakima-Hyman Harris;
Port Jervis-A. NJ. Gliddon: Port Towns
e~nd-Thomss ]. Corrigan: Salisbury. Aus
tria-August Prinzinger; Seattle-Robert
Harvin. w. Duncan, John Egan, Steve
Datmurka, d. F. Thompson. L. G. Smith,
+. K. Van Tray. NJ. Van Tray; NJ. A. Gall
stein. A. G. Mcbride. F. Hardy; S!augh-
ter-G. Troeger; South Prairie--John Do
herty; Spokane-W. +. Gilbert: Tacoma
H. Matmch. Edmund Seymour. Charles
Mucklebrack. l. j. Shariek; Louis D..
Campbell and wife, J. $. Chaucy. Mrs. c.
J. Nunne. Mrs. DIR. Ross and two children.
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The Evening Musical Club.

Musical Club by Madame Adela Lncy, on
Monday night. at $3.50 o'clock. Tne fol-
lowing programme has been prepared:
Piano Duet Overture. ... Nieodi
Mrs. Low and Prot. Lucy.
Either solo Miss Lulu Friend
Tenor so.o-"My Queen" Blurnenthai
Dr. Ill. NJ. Van Buren,.
Nfoloucelio s~oso-"Russian Fantasia. Hummer
Or. Thoressu.
Soprano so.o-'Siaceato Polka Mulder
Nine. Adela Lucy.
~<sehefgo from Opera 26.. Schumann
Piano so'o- /dadens'h"'', Opera 81. Vol,
Miss Katie v. Curtis
Vocal duet-"Faust' f;ounnd
Nine Lucy and II. NJ. Van Buren,.
Guitar ofchests Mare" .Thieil
Prot. Ihieii's Orchestra
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Smith, amley.

Smith-Hamley.
An event near Bremerton, Ki.sap
county, whereat relatives and friends
mingled joyous congratulations, occurred
at the home of Mr.. Warren Smith, where
his only son, James b. Smith, was joined
in marriage with Miss Lucy G.. Hamley.
1t was just noon OF Wednesday. May Il,
1Ss3. when Messrs. Nels Peterson and Mi
Ian Ogle as groomsmen, and Misses Lucy
NJ. Smith and Annie 4. Peckenpaugh as
bridesmaids. escorted the contracting par
ties to their stations in the assembly room
where, in the midst Of many witnesses,
the solemn service was pronounced by
Rev. John +. Damon. At its conclusion
the bridegroom was presented with a deed
to q plot of ground adjoining the United
States dry dock se,vation, valued Il
5000. by Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Smith.
Other gifts followed. and in due time the
company enjoyed a feast of the good
things which experienced hands and low
ing hearts can combine from the plentiful
stores of the prosperous farmer. The
evening was spent in social ~enjoyments,
and the guests were not ali gone at a late
hour. Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Smith, Capt. and Mrs.
John Taylor. of Seattle; Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Peterson. Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs Alex Watts. Miss Ella Eel
lows. Miss Bessie Hamley. Miss Lily
Smith. Miss Anna Peterson, Mr.. George
Fellows, Mr.. Will Peterson, Mr.. Viii
Hamley. Mr.. Thomas Arthur, Mr.. NJ. Nc
Lain. Mr.. John Lee. Mr.. X. Daley, Mr..
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