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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-03

On Monday evening the guests OF tie
Hotel Stevens gave a dancing party IN the
hall Of the hotel, Which vas presisy dec
Grated. Among those present were; M
and Mrs. 4. ". Clarke, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
&. Deter. Mr.. and Mrs. {. ]. Mcfarland,
Mr.. and Mrs J. Ii. Grant, Mrs. and Ms.
!. {. Jorgenson. Mr.. and Mrs. JsEues A.
Green. Mr.. sad Mrs. Angus McAuiey. Ar.
and Mrs Leon Snow. of Everett; ATs.
Jennie l. Reed. Mrs, kittle Brngae. Mrs
Alice NJ. Aiken. Mrs. David Stevens. Mira
n L. shaw, Mrs. }. MeDonsld. Mrs Ores
lev. Mrs.. Percy sEi.th. Mira Hamilton,
Mss Fla Peckhasn, Miss Mabel Batter.
Miss I.otEa Butler. Miss Sadie Denovan.
Mss Kate MewI.iams. Miss MillIs bar.
Mas Alsie Mcdonald. Miss Winnie ar
thur. Mss Gsnsvssye RssnorsGge. Mss
,.rncvievr Relfs. Miss Grace harager. Miss
Kennedy. Miss Bessie Nsnser. Miss IAottle
smith. MisS Lulu BOYD. Mss DAISY he
msu. Miss :. Ssdes. Mss Ida smith. NJ
4 r. Keller. Mr. Harry Donald. Mr.. J. :.
Armstrong. MIR. Waiter Askea. Ne. Adda-
son Fsegle. Mr. Frank Jago, Mr.. Pen i.at-
geE. Nj. ". +. stevens, Mr.. ; hsases, Mr..
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On Friday evening the Maple Leaf Club
entertained = lew Of their friends a. their
home. las Fourth street The party Was
n isouor OF Miss Hazard. Of Tacoma
Those present we're. D.. and Mrs. Phil
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ana MT. John l. HAYDEN.
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cape and hat to correspond.
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genuine hospitality the men u ST. MARKS choir
beautifully served was enjoyed BY many young
men away from their distant honea
The news OF DR. ". J. Bairds death came liks
. shock A 6fs n,snv t~t.~ A. la
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The Con sregational churches of Kirk
land and Houghton united in serving a
Than ksglvIng dinner and supper at the
Houghton church with no small measure
Of success. The usual morning service
was held under the pastor. Rev. Horatio
Alling. During the afternoon there was
an old settlers meeting. Mr.. Perrigre act
Ing as chairman. The meeting was a
happy thought, as evidenced by the spirit
of goodfellowship which "reminiscences OF
days spent in the wilderness were recited.
In the evening thsre was an interesting
progr anime OF reeitssions and music.
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% Tharsdsy evening the Scotch Society
gas@ fhsar usaAl monthly social and dance
81 ga Feiioss' ball. A large and app-e-
esaAss sa4ieucs listened 20 = seIl-rende-ed
FfaNFasams 81 nsusic and soag By the fol-
lesaax artists Ssns. ~F4S~, Flow," Mr..
Pee. song. Death 80 Seisoa." Prof.
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kasssrs n =. tsasca. dance, Highland
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The grand ball given at the Armory on
Wednesday evening by the First Rsgi-
ment band was a very successful affair, be-
ing attended by fully 300 couples, The
hall was tastefully decorated with buntin e
and eyergreens. On the balcony fronts
were large framed group pictures of.tha
band hung between snare drums. The
band of sixteen pieces discoursed it's best
music, and the festivity was kept up until
Rate hour on Thanksgiving morning.
About midnight there was an intermission
for the purpose of partaking of a fine
turkee supper and coffee prepared by
Frederic Crib, the caterer.
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A Chinese B.p,i., Reception.

On Friday evening the Chinese Baptist
Mission under the management of Mr.. @.
III. Buhb. gave reception 10 Rev. and
Mrs. i. W. Read, the latter OF whom has
been teacher in the school. There were
good number present. both of the Chi
ness and their friends. Music, responsive
reading aud addresses filled the pro-
graume. Rev. Thomas Baldwin offered
prayer and Chin kee gave an address of
welcome. Addresses were also made by
Lew Wing. Chin Gee Hee, |. ". Read and
Judge Greene. After the literary aud
social part came refreshments. The tables
were beautifully decorated and laden vita
rich delicacies, calculated TO tempt the
appetite OF the most particular. The boys
had spared 40 pains or expense 10 make
the occasion enc Of Joy. IL was time
that viii long AngeT in memory. The re-
ctpients Of such attention should feel
grateful for the lore which prompted ~
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pretty party vas gwen on Ihanksgiv-
ing eve by the guests at the Griffith house.
The psriors and dining room were nicely
decorated with evergreens. flowers and
autumn leaves. Dancing was kept up un-
tai . late hour. q mandolin orchestra fur
n.shing the music. About midnight
dainty lunch Was served. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. L. III. Grit
fifth, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wood. Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown,
Mrs. Selby, Mrs. r. ID. Schuyler, Mrs.
Avery. Mrs. J. ]. c. Barber, Miss Hughes.
Miss Semple, Miss Blanche Prewitt, Miss
Ethel Semple, Miss Gruenkranx, Miss
Thorndyke. Miss Mcdonald, Miss Amy
Rurdett. Miss +. Van Slyck, Miss Flor
ence Seiby. Hon. Eugene Semple, Mr.. II.
w. Higgins, Mr.. A. V. Randall. Mr.. Man.
ley h. Haynes. Mr.. John Kline, Mr..
George A. Hurd, Mr.. Daniel Gibbons, Mr..
Lawrence X. Hodges, Mr.. Frank b. In
gersoil. Mr.. Dunsmore Daily, Mr.. James
Cannon. Mr.. Fred Joiner. Mr.. w. H.
Wood
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and Ma A. =. Eourya~. Nss At@sss
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savers
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Boys rubber boots. sizss 1 10 9. at 81 3
during our removal sale. George n. Ray
mond Il Co, 707 Second street
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J. 3. Graham 4 Coz cloak and rniilin-
err sale tomorrow. cloaks s7.5o, $50 aud
81. with full backs and Worth collars. fur
trimmed, vii! be sold for IS each. CONS
s.vfv
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The Japsnese curio Company are geing
out of business. Their stock must he sold
this month; the goods viii be sold az cost.
60 Front street.
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l. Hass. Mr.. + MouJson. Mr. A. Mxitby,
NJ. y. Naltby. Mr.. Gerard, Mr. Saunders,
~. A. shAys1-
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Mss r. n. shrmssy. 81 i9ns Asaissa street..
sas takea easFxa of The Art u tAs Morris
frora tue Eosaansisa exhibition tor seattle. and
wSlt receive pfsises fDz saE1a. THIS msRuassas
EgF< sbsald fad psscs ia ever homs.
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- seaass af t0s kAFss fr~sbEterian
e4 h4A U&FBsx4l "a hotataFs"
hea e4aHra 0aa1sng. aaraSr of
&eaFta ASA naFang streets. commencing
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teass xut4 FRIDAY esualaE. kaeA holl-
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SD tae haafas 81 he a. fo.loNs.
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setFs xzrsts. Naeatine aay. fancy paper
- alsss "a ass igsans a.Fihday (sifh the
tnaaai4F tfazsfosllLonA huea Articles:
Aasssr. cAmdy: Mas aay, ao~ers: Fourth
as fasr tce cream lasor Cay. useful srti-
essss HA.lose'en. mysteries aud fortune
- uEs Thanksgiving day, supper;
Aal-slnaa. dolls and TOYS.
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Mis-. Nv. wueess.' sarpr,.. Party.

An enjoyable surprise party was given
20 Miss Eva Wtlcotis by her friends ou
Wednesday evening al her home on Pearl
and Main streets. Dancing, cards. music
aud games we're INDUCED In until late
hour. when refreshments we're served.
Among the guests invited were: Miss
Wileotis. Mrs ThAImsn, Mrs. BrinIsy.
Mrs Black, the Misses Long. the Misses
Con~ay. Miss gisbeil, Miss Copp. Ms.
HisdsEerAuI Miss Birdie Coiaer. Mss
Heagier. Mas Eta Adams. Miss Bessie
Ramp. Mrs., IsT. Alexander. Mss Katie
burgess. Miss StratsoR. Mss Ida Jose,
Miss Molgle Broanae4a. Mss Wolf. Mr..
Thompson. Mr.. Fagknsx. DR.. Al5.n. Mr.
seth NoFford. Mr. Carl Morfnd. Mr.. Everess
Adams, NJ. Percy Adams. Mr.. 7. Mclean.
NJ. y, koah, Mr.. J. Miles. Mr.. II. Mail,
Mr.. ]. Haiman. Mr.. s. Weeds Bruce, Mr..
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Nea books. standard books and cheap
bosks: page {. J. III. Calvert a ca.
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The ,. r. q. a.. WHIST C.as ases "a tts
residence OF Mss Corey. oa 4ssFs~wagA
and C0lumbia streets. on Neiasslss sswa-
ing. Besides Whist tbs rntefta ualasal caas
sisted OF some readings ~ Ma Aaxas-
tine. Those present were Miss sles.s. Mss
Augustine. Miss Personeus. \ .ss >atiersa-
waite. Miss Corey, Miss Maage CoFey. ~.
William L. Ludlow. Mr.. +. Johnstoas. Mr.
ii. A. kyer, Mr.. +. Burns. Mr.. 4. B. Nee
man
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The collection at Plymouth church
Thanksgiving eve resulted in cash $34.29
and ifty-eight card pledges amounting to
$37.i5 per month for the coming year.
Many of the pledges wer for but small
sums, but from the hearts of cheerful
givers they are none the less welcome.
Many were from persons whose names
have not heretofore appeared on the list
of contributors. Citizens who have not
yet subscribed for the coming year arc
asked TO do SO at an early day, so that the
resources to be relied on for support dur
ing the winter may be known. The Office,
No. 81 Seattle National Bank building, is
open through business hours
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Pianos. =. thrl.,i.usf. 7is sscoud.
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orzans. =. chrs.asnss. us secosd.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-03

On the afternoon Of Thanksgiving
Thursday. November 80, 1898. Mr.. vii.
lard Uder, of Newcastle. and Miss Abbie
Ristine, of this city. were married at tho
home of the bride. si1 Lane street, Rev.
John r. Damon officiating. The bride
Was attired in cream alpaca. trim med
cream satin lace with orange blossoms.
Miss Clara Evans was bridesmaid and Mr..
2. X. Mcdonald best man. The ceremony
was pronounced at $3.50 O'Clock. aud the
company Immediately repaired to an old
fashioned Thanksgiving dinner. q memory
of which makes the mouth of every boy
and girl long away from home to water.
Among the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Reuben Shearer. Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
r. Mailman. Mr.. and Mrs. David Horen,
Mira. Elizabeth Uder, Mrs. Emma Cade.
Mrs. Fielding, Miss Gussie Uder. Miss
Mary Phanstell. Misses Rose and Lille
Cade, Miss Ruby Shearer. Mr.. Fred Uder,
Masters Eddie and Fred Shearsr and Jack
and Irwin Cade.
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a.. Mark's Gaila Ba1aar.

ne Christmas bazaar aud entertain
neal 81 the Wom~n's Guild of 81. Marks
ehgrch wlli be held on Tuesday evening at
R&nke's ball. A beautiful display OF finely
embroidered linen will be on sale in an at
tracfive booth presided over BY Mrs. III.
p. Whitney. Mrs. Thorsen, Mrs. c. A.
Chiniquy. Mrs. r. NJ. Daulton and the
NJ sses Carter. An orchestra will furnish
the music for the evening party, which
sill form feature of the bazaar Re-
freshments will be served under the man
agement of a committee composed of Mrs.
Seimer, Mrs. III. q. Strive, Mrs. H. G.
Henry and Mrs. J. W. Hanna. The
evenings entertainment will conclude
with dancing. st. Marks ladies have
always had very popular affairs, which
numbers Of friends. as well as members of
the congregation. are won't to attend.
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EDDINGs.
Kennedy-Morris.

On Thursday evening. November -. the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs ]. X. Morris,
928 East street. was the scene OF very
pretty, quiet little wedding, when Miss
Lottie Fl. Morris was united in marriage
TO Mr.. Harry p. Kennedy. The bride is a
well-known young lady of Seattle, her
parents numbering among the old
pioneers. The groom is also well-known
in this city. having a large circle of friends
and occupying responsible position with
the Stewart & Holmes Drug Company.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
George Herbert Watson, of Trinity Epis-
eopai church. Miss Mamie Morris, sister
of the bride. and Mr.. William Kennedy,
brother of the groom. acted as bridesmaid
and best man respectively. The parlors
were tastefuily decorated. The bride
looked charming in a becoming travelling
costume and wearing bridal roses. while
her sister, attired in pale blue silk. made
a pretty bridesmaid. After the ceremony
the guests parfook of dainty supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy wall spend their
honeymoon In Portland. and will be at
home to their many friends at their resi-
dence. 927 East street, after December 1.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. James
Morris, Mrs. II. Fl. Young. sister OF the
bride; Rev. and Mrs. q. ii. Watson, Mr.
and Mrs. p. Paulson. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Is.
Hunt. Miss Mamie Morris. Miss McAn-
drews, Miss Ida Paulson and Mr.. William
Kennedy.
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Mrs. and Mr.. L. 8. Booth invited party
of their friends TO meet AZ their home on
Union street on last Tuesday evening in
honor of Miss 4. Hazard. of Tacoma. and
Miss Eames, of Ashtabula, o. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Ron NJ. Craw-
ford, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. c. Crawford, Miss
selden, Miss Mascl. Miss Eame,, Mrs.
Ethel Drew, Miss Hazard, Mr.. Phillips,
Mr.. Sullivan. Mr.. NJ. 5. Booth, Mr.. Willis
Dubbs and DIR. 4. NJ. Eames In the
early part of the evening whist was en-
ioyed. Miss Hazard and Mr.. Sullivan
taking the first prizes and Mr.. Phillips and
Miss Games taking the consolation prizes.
after which dainty refreshments were
served
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Miss and Mr.. Herfng's Surprise Party.
A pleasant surprise party was given Miss
Lolita Herring and Mr.. Ed Herring at their
residence. Is Chestnut street. last Saiur-
day evening. The evening was spent in
dancing, card playing and other amuse-
ments. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. George Herring, Miss Nellie
House. Miss Mae Ryther. Miss Laura
Cade. Miss Agnes Potts, Miss Gladys
Heath, Miss Liilian Bigiow, Miss Ella
Pease, Miss Edna Becker, Miss Evelyn
Herring. Miss Lolita Herring, Mr.. Dan
Mckay, Mr.. William IngIis. Mr.. Harold
Hanson, Mr.. Edgar Green, Mr.. Claire
Bigiow. Mr.. Ruben Alaine. Mr.. Hal Nc
Fadden, Mr.. Don Ehle. Mr.. r. Young. Mr..
Ed Herring, Mr.. John Herring.