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Mis-. Browa.. Gard Party.

Miss Brownie Brown gave a progressive
hearts party on Wednesday evening in
honor of her guest, Miss Mcdonald, of
East Oakland, Cal. The floral decorations
were composed Of sweet peas in numerous
vases and autumn leaves in festoons and
garlands artistically arranged. The first
prize winners were Miss Mcclellan, of Los
Angeles. and Mr.. Donald Mcdonald, the
consolation prizes going TO Miss Calhoun
and Mr. Gilbert Smith. The invited guests
were: Miss Hunt. Miss Filkins, Miss
Baxter, Misses Ranke. Miss McGilvra,
Miss Thorndyke, Miss Spencer, Miss Nc
Lellan, of Los Angeles: Miss Calhoun,
Miss Mcdonald. Miss Hall. Miss Treen,
Miss Collins. Misses Miller and their
friend. Miss Randall. of Los Angeles; Mr..
Milroy. Mr.. Gilbert Smith, Mr.. Harold
Smith. Mr.. Pierre Ferry. Mr.. J. 2. Hen
derson, Mr.. o. c. McGilyra, Mr.. G. b.
Riley, Mr. W. g. Goodburn, Mr.. u. h.
Denton. Mr.. Pepield Miller. Mr. Lock
Miller. Mr.. X. NJ. kinnear, Mr.. Dom
aid Mcdonald. Mr.. Fred Calhoun,
Mr.. John Williamson, Mr.. Joseph +.
Warner. Mr.. Charles Kinnear and Mr.. A.
L. Brown.
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Mr.. James II. Wilson, of the county
treasurers Office, was married on last
Tuesday morning at o o'clock TO Miss
Jennie v. Simpson. at the residence of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Simpson. -
Columbia street. Miss Dolly Simpson
was bridesmaid and Mr.. Charles simpson
acted as groomsman. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Alexander Alison. No
cards were issued and only the immediate
relatives of the parties were present The
happy couple went to Victoria. r. C., but
will be at home TO their friends after Sep
temher u
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Bathing At Duwami.h Head.

jolly bathing party spent the day last
Saturday on the beach across the bay
around Duwamish head. Bathing, boat
ing and lunch around huge bonfire fur
nished the amusement Those in the
party were: Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Hill, Mrs.
j. H. hiil, Miss Riley, Miss Wells, Miss
Mcknight, Miss Clark, Miss Clearly. Miss
Alison. Mr.. John Alison, Mr.. Alex Alison,
Jr.. Mr.. A. Coleman. Mr.. w. o. Came, Mr.
James oberteufier. Mr.. Boyd Wells, Mr..
Karl Harbangh, Mr.. C. III. Kittinger, Mr..
Stewart Smith.
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A "MeI.terschas." Evening.

Mr.. and Mrs. n. Degginger entertained
q number of their friends at their home
Monday evening with the laughable
comedy by Mark Twain. ''Meisterschaft. :"
with the following cast: Mr.. Stephenson,
widower as good as Salvini, Mr.. n. Deg.
ginger: George Franklin, schrecklich as
Mansfield, Mr.. I. Brown: Will Jackson,
walks ike Irving, Mr.. r. Schoenfeld:
Mrs. Blumenthal, willow schemes like
Ellen Terry, Miss F. Degginger; Margaret
Stephenson, proper as Mary Anderson,
Miss Lulu Friend; Annie Stephenson,
buoyant as Lillian Russell, Miss Helen
Friend; Gretchen, child actress as popu-
lar as Elsie Leslie. Mrs. X. Simon. After
the guests had congratulated the actors
all said "Umsteigen.
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Pienickinr on shilshoIe E-,en.

party of ladies picuicked on Wednss-
day on the beach at shiishole bay. They
went M to Ballard in the morning and
there took boats and rowed down the bay
70 the beach. After partaking of lunch
and rowing about the party returned in the
afternoon. Those in the party were Mrs,
ii. q. Bond. Mrs. W. Il. Forrest. Mrs.
George +. Gund and little son, Mrs. A.
Alden. Mrs. G. G. Lyon. Mrs Frank Han
ford. Mrs. Kate Wilson. the Misse.
Mather, Miss Wilson and Miss Sparkling.
They were joined al Ballard by Mr.. and
Mrs. Wheeler and Mrs. Ricksecker, of that
place.
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Tucker. Mr.. and Ms. G. l. Faust. Mr.. and
Mrs A. l. Parkharss. Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Hartley, Mr.. and Mrs. = C. Combs, Mr..
and Mrs. J. b. Combs, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ
McPheters. Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Bueklin,
Nj. and Mrs. WIN Bowers. Mr.. and Mrs.
IL. III. Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs George Hun
ter, OF Portland. Mr.. and Mrs. T. III.
Nentzer, Of Tenino, Mr.. and Mrs ]. W.
Combs. Mr.. and Mrs. LATE Combs,
Mrs II. II. Merriek. Mrs N. +. Day, Mrs.
Amaryllis Daily. of Olympia. Miss Edith
Mcsrsw. Miss Maud Cole, Miss Susie
SPENCER. Miss Phoebe Pringle, Miss Maize
Valentine. Miss Nae Bucklin, Miss Tlossie
Smart, Miss Corinne b. Leland. Miss
Blanche Combs, Mr.. Frank Porter. Mr..
Ira Parker. Mr.. Ed Valentine, Mr. j. A.
Scott. Mr.. Henry Brooks. Mr. Fred Al
bright. Mr.. Harry Leland, Mr.. r w.
Hartley, Mr.. i. f. Rainey. Mr.. Charles
Wald. Mr.. C.. Z. Haekett. of Friday Har-
Dor, Mr.. W. A. Riordan. Mr.. Frank Frew.
Mr.. Jack Damon. Mr.. Albert c. oleson,
Mr.. Otto q. Elmergreen, Mr. Jesse A
James, Mr.. Harry Ii. James, Mr.. John w.
Combs, jr.
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The Cymrodorion Society Picnic.

Labor day was fttingly observed by the
members of the Cymrodorion Society who.
with their wives, children or sweethearts.
10 the number Of 10. gathered together AT
Woodland park for the purpose of spend
ing the day IN recreation. Shortly after
their arrival at the park the tables near
the pavilion were spread. A Welsh gath
ering would not be characteristic of that
nation were il not TO spend part of the day
in singing some of the songs and anthems
of the fatherland. so after luncheon the
crowd repaired to the pavilion, where Mr..
W. Williams, Mr.. ". J. Williams. Mr.
Lloyd Jones and Mr.. d. Vaughan enter
tanned the audience with some music in
matchless style The national anthem of
Wales was sung st the close. Racing and
swinging was INDUCED in by large num-
Der until evening. The members of this
society have conferred their interest during
the past week uwoa the eisteddfod that
was held at the Worlds fair and the As
sociated Press dispatches in the Posr-Is-
rELIIeESCER concerning it have been read
With interest. The societys donated so
out Of its fund as a prize for the male duet.
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Mf.. Humnhrie., Party.

On Friday evening Mrs. J.E. HUMPHREYS
gave party at the Occidental hotel in
honor Of Mr.. Humphries' brother, Mr.. c.
+. Williams. of Vincennes, Ind. and his
old-time friend, Mr.. w. r. Humphrey,
formerly of Charlottesville. Ind, who has
recently taken up his residence here. The
elegantly appointed apartments of the
hostess and the hotel pariors were thrown
open for the reception of the guests, while
dancing was carried on in the grand court
adjoining. In addition to dancing. much
amusement was afforded by puzzle games,
listening to monograph brought in for
the occasion and the distribution of
unique favors by lottery. Refreshments
we're served about midnight. after which
the guests departed. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Kitchen, Mr.. and Mrs.
/. Lieberman, Miss Van Tassei. Miss
Thayer. Miss Augustine. Miss Wells. Miss
Personeous. Miss Fogg. Miss Alison, Miss
Thorndyke, Miss Corey, Miss Madge
Corey, Mr.. r. B. Wells, Mr.. Fred Thorn
dyke. Mr.. John Alison, Mr.. Alex Alison.
jr, Mr.. s. n. Irwin. Mr.. Walter Ely, Mr..
T. III. Tyson, Mr.. Daniel Murray, Mr.. VIII
Personeous, Mr.. Will Morley, Mr.. Joseph
Warner, Mr.. w. +. Hays. Mr.. C. r. Will
lams. Mr.. w. +. Humphrey.
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ana Mrs. J. A. Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs. e.
brainerd. Mr. and Mrs. H. Clay Eversoge.
Mss Aeem. Miss Barnett. Miss Genevievs
Relic Miss Sempse. Miss Ethel semple,
Miss Urayes. Miss Evelyn Graves. Mss
breck. OF Oakland. Miss Compton. Miss
Young, Miss Wrestling. Miss Gertrude
Clark, Miss Eta Sueent, Miss Emma
Libby. Miss Roach. Miss Clara Fiskin.
Miss Beatrice Fiskin, Miss Holland, Miss
Stewart. Mr. II. Higgins. Mr.. H. ]. Evans.
MI Sam B. Stewart. Mr.. II. X Ward, Mr..
William c. Keith, Mr. Daniel Gibbons.
Mr. Frank b. Ingersoii. Mr. Alexander
Jameson. Mr.. Andrew Jameson. Mr..
Aanley B. Haynes. Mr. ]. T. Nelson, Mr..
A. Z. Pickarts. Mr.. j. n. Jackson. Mr.. ].
J. Easily. Mr.. d. T. Cross. Mr.. Duncan G.
lnverarlty, Mr.. John Gibbon, IT., Mr..
george stoneman, Mr.. Cristenden Van
Wyck. DR.. w. J. Baird, Mr. w. n Miles.
Mr.. j. lie Baron Johnson, of Tacoma,
Count De Bamrere, Mr.. Daniel Kelleher.
Mr.. L. Bansman. Mr.. g. NJ. Emery, Mr.. ].
T. Oberteuffer, Mr.. A. NJ. Coleman.
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Sc Kniekerbockers Meete.

AFTER foure months needed reste from
its arduous labors Ye knickerbocker Club
convened its fyrste regular meeting wyth
We comelie Mistress Elizabeth Sackman
on Tuesday evenyng. Ye meetyng was
remarkable for ye scarcitie of ye knicker-
booker folks owing TO We Worldlie fayre at
ye wicked town of Chicago, and for DIVERS
other frivolous reasons which. il Is to be
hoped, wyll not seriously interfere Myth
We weightis matters of we club and its
usual serenitie. For example: Ye here
tofore circumspect knickerbocker couple
living in We shadow OF We CRATE unoccu-
pyed inn called Dennie. until thys present
TYNE above reproach, have. greatlie to the
edifycation of ye old gossips, and some
what TO the amazement of ye respectable
communitie, increased they're famylie
by one, related to the presidente,
they sage, leastwyse its name Is
Ruth. Such Knickerbockers as are
in good and proper standing wyll call at
We house of Captaiyne Gilmore for hard
tyne cigars, solde at We corner grocerie,
two for fyor. Howsomever. We members
present and absent. principally the latter,
were: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. +. Benton, Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Chiniquy. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Thurman, Capt and Mrs. David.
Gilmore, Mr.. and Mrs George b. Landers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Minich, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
III. Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. w. x. Phillips,
Gen. and Mrs. c. w. Turner. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. II. White. Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Whittier.
Mrs. Il. w. Sackman. Beside We members
presente ye honored guests of ye hostess
were: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X. Boutwell,. Mr..
and Mrs. J. W. Phillips. Mrs. Poor
man. of San Francisco; Mrs. Ben +.
Snipes, Mrs. III. X. Strive. Mr.. Ben +.
snipes. jr. Ye nexte meetyng wyll be
somethyng unparalleled in ye club historic
in poynte of elegance. Consolation
Peabodie and Jedediah Crumtree wyll be
admytied To membership. Ie men folks
wyll polysh mp they're buckles and ye
wimmin folks wyll weare they're beste
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Mr.. and Mrs. But.erwor.h surpr,..s

Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Butterworth were
pleasantly surprised by party of their
young friends last Wednesday night at
their residence, Seventh and Spring streets
The evening passed pleasantly and quickly
away. Games and music were the feature
of the evening Refreshments were served
and at a late hour the young people left
for their homes. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Will Wheaton. Miss Carrie M.
Fleming. Miss Annie Fleming, Miss Lucy
Smith, Miss Nettie Miller, Miss Phoebe
Hilton, Miss Minnie Truax, Mr. Joseph
Miller, Mr.. Stephen A. Hull, Mr.. George
S. Fleming. Mr.. Homer Griggs, Mr.. s. H.
Hilton, Mr.. Albert Daulton, Mr. Fred r.
Butterworth. Mr.. A. III. Keith, Mr.. III. w.
Stoves, Mr.. J. A. Jones.
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Mrs. Joseph r. Hin gave a card party
on Friday afternoon at her residence, 1913
Marion street, TO introduce Mrs. +. q.
Pohndorff and Mrs. III. {. Freeman. who
have recently taken up their residence
here. The apartments were tastefully
decorated for the occasion, masses of ferns
and palms filing the hall aud the fire.
places in the parlors The prevailing
tone Of the front parlor was pink, bor-
rowed from roses, asters, hollyhocks. Jap
anese lilies and sweet peas. Golden asters
and beds of nasiurtiums gave the FREEDOM
inant hue in the back parlor. The game
played was progressive hearts, the first
prize being won by Mrs. d. A. Spencer.
the second by Mrs. ii. c. Freeman. and
the consolation by Mrs. Z. o. Graves.
Mrs. Hin was assisted in receiving by Mrs.
Pohndorff and Mrs. Freeman, and Miss
Maud Cleary and Miss Helen Mcknight
assisted in entertaining the guests. Those
invited were Mrs c. ii. kittiRger, Mrs.
d. b. Kittinger, Mrs. Howard Lewis,
Mrs. J. q. Scurry. Mrs. d. A. Spencer.
Mrs. X. X. Spencer, Mrs. William Wilson.
Mrs. George Riley, Mrs. +. l., Sanford.
Mrs. Thomas K. shepard, Mrs. James Me
Naught. Mrs ]. +. Mcknight. Mrs.
Francis Bell. Mrs Howard Joslsn. Mrs.
r. {. Neafelder. Mrs George W. Bacon.
Mrs. H. Il. Stedman. Mrs. g. :.
Meem. Mrs. ". III. Warner, Mrs.
J. Il. HAYDEN. Mrs, {. T. Tyler, Mrs. s. l..
Russell, Mrs. Montgomery Russell. Mrs.
T.. a. Graves. Mrs. ;. ". Clark, Mrs. J. A.
Jackson. Mrs. K. r. Albertson. Mrs \.
Rrainerd. Mrs. r. G. Stedmsn. Mrs. II. q.
Fay, Mrs. Ferguson. Mrs. j. ". West
ling. Mrs. r. II. Wrestling, Mrs A. Il.
Stewart. Mrs, ". F. Backas. Mrs. George
IL. Wilsea Mrs EdW ard CHM. Mrs. W.
r. Forest, Mrs. e NJ Wells. Mrs. A. r.
Hill. Mrs. jacob Furth. Mrs. r. :. De-
Wolfe. Miss Spencer, Miss Meem. Miss
Hunt, Miss peWolte. Miss Riley. Miss
McSanght. Miss Russell. Mass Eleanor
Russell. Miss Graves. Miss SsedmAn. Miss
strive, Miss Fay, Miss Ferguson. Miss
Ny,.s.i,ur Miss Farfh Miss Mel allan
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The Misses Chest gave an informal hop
last night 81 their residence On Fourth
aud Spring streets. Mandolin music fur
nlshed the inspiration Tor the dancing.
y hich lasted trom 20 IL o'clock Those
invited were; Mr.. anG Mrs Tracy II.
Robertson. Mr.. aud Mrs. ". u. H. Green,
Mr.. and Nrs. Thomas Green. Mr.. AMI
Mrs. ". = Re.fe. Mr. and Mrs. W. II.
Waite, Mr. and Mr.. T. NJ. DAul;on. Dr-
snd Mrs. ". A. Shannon. Mr.. and Mrs..
Fhu Kelly. Mr.. and Ms, II. Csmmack,
Ne and Mrs. 4. =. COOK, Mr.. and Mrs }.
h. Ncpcnald Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Ne
ksAa. Mr.. and Mrs.. pAaiel DFys4Als. Mr..
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An interesting social event this week
viii he the lectures on Dress, Carriage
and Complexion. 10 be given on Thurs
day and Saturday afternoons by Miss
Helen bierer. one Of the leading physl-
cultursts Of the country. These lectures
are tor the benefit OF the much needed
charities q the city. Many Of the prorli-
nent society ladies are already interested
in the ls cturrs 50 their success 10 assured.
A California joarnai says; MISS Rserer's
personality Is attractive and singa.Ssly
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The Seattle Harmonic Society gave fts
first sofree musicale Of the season on Tues
day evening At the Arlington hotel. The
programme was under the direction of
PROT g. e. Munson. and Mrs. White was
the pianist. The numbers rendered were:
Overture o.eh..,,.
solo and serni-chorus- ssRveninxs 'PerKIns
Tenor solo BY Judson Soble. humming
NaIlace, Mrs. Trimborn; altos. Mrx Hswxs.
Nrs Miller tenorz. Nessrs. Phillips Williams
ana Brown: barItoaes, Aessrs r. Brown
ana 0onanf' basss Aessrs. Allen. Myers and
Violin solo p~af T.o~a-
Qnartetts aad chorus--Sprsng waltz" Milds
~. aa.nonsc society Of forty voices
Bass soso-'rout on the Deep -......... Lohr
Philip Ashton.
Aais &c n oarnss5-'Eoekiag On the Biiiow. of
Tenor solo-..on Venice waters Rode
Judson Noble.
The concert was followed by hop and
entertainment Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Miller. Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. w. Trimborn. Mr. and Mrs. o. w.
Lynch. DIR. and Mrs. A. A. Wright. Mr..
and Mrs. G. Z. Hawks, Mr. and Mrs.
Brown, Prof. and Mrs G. C. Munson, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Rice RoweEI. Mrs. T. NJ.
Young. Mrs X. III. Young, Mrs. Melon
aid, Mrs. Meiham, the Misses Sayers, Miss
Lottie Melham, Miss Emma Wallace, Miss
heating. Miss Alice Heating, Miss Emma
Dabner, the Misses Keer. Miss Edna
Hardy. Miss oppenheimer, Miss Han
cock, Miss Mnnson, Miss Jeanette Nc
Phee. Miss Sahra Gilman, Miss Louise
Ferry, Miss Madison, Miss Anna Phillips.
Miss Craigan. Miss Mcdonald, Miss
Switzerland. Miss Emma Myers. Miss
Benja X. Marshall. of 81. Paul; Miss
George, Mr.. Plinney Allen, Mr. J. Ed
Brown. Mr.. Forbes III. Brown, Mr.. Phillip
Ashton, Mr.. George Smith. Mr.. David
Myers, Mr.. w. Conant, Mr.. Judson Noble.
Mr.. John Philips, Mr.. Bert Williams, Mr..
Edwin Barnes, Mr.. Earl Englebrecht. Mr..
Laban Ii. Wheeler, Mr.. y. A. Veline, Mr..
William Day, Mr.. J. Park Henderson.
Prof. Langor, Mr.. Lester Lynch. Mr.. Her
man Julich. Mr.. Smith, DIR. f. w. Young.
Prof. @. Lopp. Mr.. c. ii. Phillips, Mr..
John Wallace, Mr.. Walter Akin, Mr..
Leonard Heating, SIR. York Darlington,
Mr.. l.. A. Darling. Mr.. John Jackson, Mr..
X. X. George.
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On Thursday evening Messrs. Engel-
brechs and Richardson took party tor
cruise on their launch Tramp. The boat
was headed for East Seattle, and arriving
there the Hotel Calkins was stormed and
captured. Having brought Prof sharpe
along. she party installed him a. the piano
and soon dying feet marked the passing of
she minutes, which sped so quickly that
the last car was missed In returning home
and . special car had 20 be chartered
Those in the party were: Miss Maud
Cleary. Miss Helen Mcknight, Miss
Mamie Rsnke. Miss 6ertie Ranke. Miss
Jessie Lawrie. Miss Esther ssyres. Miss
Wilson. Miss Nellie Miller. Mr.. Fritz
Ranke. Mr.. orrin Rank. Mr.. j. +.
CAmpion. Mr.. Charles Richardson. Mr..
Walter Engelbrecht, Mr.. Albert Searie.
Mr.. Charles Wartels. Prof II. :. Sharpe.
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state Unlver.l,y Votes.

Last Wednesday evening President
Catch, Of the university, surprised the stu
dents OF North ball by calling at their
rooms and inviting them over 20 his home
to partake of refreshments prepared by
Mrs. Catch. After the refreshments were
over an hour was spent in social converse
ton with the president and wife, when
the students returned TO their rooms.
Those present were: Mr.. J. S. Medearis,
Mr.. Charles Maithes. Mr.. ID. A. Ford, Mr..
George Mccarthy. Mr.. John Jackoi, Mr..
Bert Duran. Mr.. Thomas Morphine, Mr..
Edward House. Mr.. Marong, Mr.. Seldom
Burrows. Mr.. r. Lawrence, Mr.. Harold
Parry. Mr.. j. X. Swartze, Mr.. Tom Alder
son, Mr.. s. j. Miller, Mr. Nichols and Mr..
George Kennedy.
Thursday morning after the chapel ser
vices were over, the young ladies gave
their salute, and the young men gave the
college yell in honor of Miss Julia Cham
beriain, who left yesterday for Europe.
Mr.. ID. A. Ford left yesterday morning
for snohomish to attend the funeral of
his cousin, who died Friday.
The football team has been practicing
regularly during the past week. Yester-
day afternoon they lined up at the Madi-
son street grounds. They expect to play
the Port Townsend team in q short time.
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adapted 10 her work OF medium height.
inclined TO piumpness. > poise OF control.
her superb physique and clear com psexion
verify her statement that she IL one of the
few who can boast of perfect health. Her
manner is full Of animation and sympathy.
when speaking. each word fails with clear
ness and purity. Her gown was of cream
corded crepe, with graceful train of en-
broidered satin. The bodice, cut decol-
iette, Was embroidered with maiden hsIr
ferns. which seemed to enhance the COM
pgexion and perfectly nodded throat and
arms. Miss Bierer's lucid explanation
and illustration of the Greek poise was
worth more than any book on the subject.
Various modes OF standing and sitting
were illustrated, changing from the awk-
ward to graceful without apparent effort.
so many lady lecturers in physical culture
are themselves BY defective physique and
poor health contradictions of what they
preach, that ii is refreshing TO those pres
ent to see the principles of physical train
ing and healthful, artistic dressing illus
trated by one who looked the embodiment
of health, grace and perfect development"
Washington Clab's Luxurious Quarters.
The Washington Club has moved into
its new quarters in the Yesler block, and
although not fully settled the appoint
ments give q good idea of the magniRcence
which will be shown in every detail. The
club occupies the entire third door of the
block aud the rooms are so arranged that
they can be used for one grand reception
hall. The furnishing is not yet completed.
but the handsome brown leather uphols-
tered furniture and rich brown carpets are
suggestive of the luxury promised. The
cheapest chair In the rooms cost SOS and
the prices on other pieces were far above.
1t is stated on good authority that the
furnishings are no. exceeded in magnif-
eence by any other club IN the United
States. The officers are: President, Mr..
Fred Sander; vice president. Mr.. ]. b.
Metcalfe; treasurer. Mr.. NJ. d. Haynes;
secretary. Mr.. Henry Mcclure: trustees,
Mr.. r. s. Robinson. DR.. ]. +. White, Mr..
II. w. Roberts and Mr.. n. B. Solner.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-06-02
Orphans Court Sale.

BY virtue Of decree OF the orphans Court
OF ~ r county, the undersigned Administra :
trIA % toe state Old. l.. Wilson. deceased VIII
oHer at public outcry on the premises In Frank
lln t"p,, ana In Prospect borough on
SATURDAY. JUNE 10th. 1893.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following described
real estate of said decedent:
lst. All that certain tract or parcel or land
situate In Franklin township Butler county
Pa. bounded as follows. to-wit: Beginning
on the Prospect and Portersyille road thence
along said road south AZ degrees. east 2l perches
70 Iand OF ADsolom shan or, thence by lands or
Wlnneld Crafty, south IS degrees, West s2i(
perches. thence by lands OF Henderson VIII
son, north 4 degree, west l5H perches thence
by land OF j. ID. Albert, north IS degrees east
Y perches TO the place OF beginning Contains
acres ana ~ perches, more or less.
AISO-Ihat certain lot OF ground situated IN
the borough OF Prospect, county aforesaid
bounded on the north by West Alley, on the
east Dy q street, on the south by Green street
ana on the west by High street, containing
ohe-haH acre, more or less. dwelling house
thereon erected.
sale On usual terms. one-third In hand on
conllrmatlon or Sale by the Court the remain
der IN Two equal annual instalments with in
terest from that date deferred payment 10 be Sc
cured by bo nd and mortgage.
MARY A. WILSON. Admx.
"'D' brandon. Prospect, Pa