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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-28

Reception r.ed~r~d Col. and Mrs.
Seishsnhssh-rSYsansi Mention.


EyExrfS. May - Special A very
plesssn, event Of the wesk was the re-
cept.oa ;eAdered Coz. and Mrs. Eeichsn-
bach az tee Bay View hotel last fr.day
evening. The guests al the occasion in
Guided CD. AMI Mrs. Reichrnbzch, Mr..
and Mrs. At. J. nos. Mr. aud Mrs. ". q.
Tlhhists, Mr. and Nh, J. H.. McMangs,
Mr.. and Ms. 4. &. Peters, Miss Waiting,
Miss Moss, Of Tacoma; Mrs. Cors.ey.
sis.srs. prsiocs. Noyex. Fraser. HGmh.y,
Wes,.snd. Rosenfela and Or. Paal.
Mrs. J. III. Rice, who has been visiting
At tgeyeiaHd and other Ohio cites. stop
ming 10 spend = sew days ~ the Worlds
fair. has arrived home after AZ absence Of
some three months.
Manages Steward. 81 the paper mill, has
gone 10 -. Louis on a business ,rin.
Henry Hewitt. lr. pressden; OF the
Everett: L.ssii Company. Left Tor the East
on sunday night lie has soase business
interests IA, Wisconsin demanding his 81
tention. ss,er which he Will attend TIE
Great Nerfacra celebration Ia 81 Pau
MIR. A J. WeSsisnG. cashier of the Prs;
Nat.oua, hank. spess sunday in Tacoma
Mr.. T. E~not. ef MeMurrsy. Is visiting
IN Eyeresr and intends 10 Locate here per
manently
Mr.. \. 4. Low is spending the week oa
his ranch ct Minnie lake. skasii county.
Oscar +. Res, {. l. Sack. T. l. Grant,
W. Westeado~f, A. Il BEodecA. ". u.
Tanner a,sa John \. Egue we're among the
Everet: people in seattle this week.
Mss Eaaelaa speas Sunday il Tacoma
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Baptist Churches.

Ballard fsaptis, caurch-gev. c. A. saiyer. pas
tor sabbath school At u IN.
Norweg. sn~Danish Baptist church Sixth and
Virginia s.ree,a services NJ IL q IL
West Dnwanfsa Baptist MISUNDERSTANDING
by Rev. ". Ii. Black every second and fourth
Sunday az II n. vi.
Irving street Nissioa OF Make, stree. Baptist
chareh-sagaay school at 8 q 2 H.. j. F. Resse-
eute. superintendent
sweti.h bap.ist e~hurch-Bell and Eighth
II = II. aad 80 p n.
NetlaiT sire: Nissloa Of Marse; stree; Rap
ts.t c~hursh--unasy school at $50 ?. II. Ihee-
eose fos9ey. superintendent
Fremont Rsptis, chUsch--Agrora street
Preaching every sunday al II a II. and 81 80
y 10. by the pastor, Rev. c 4. SaiyeE. Prayer
meeting Thursday evening
lake Union Mlssioa. First chnrch-Aoltss
sni Thomas s~iree... sunday school, SO 2. m.;
f.osrei meeting, Wednesday, 80 ?. II. Prot.
O. : Jones. urSgsatenceGt
soash seattle Mission. Firs; chnfca-South
Twelfth and Dearborn streets sunday scaooi,
so IA prayer meeting. Wednesday. -
J. N I. ". j6aes. superintendent.
North seattle Bsp,ls, eAureh-Corner TART
and Ce<far sitsets. Rev. 81. /. kugs. pastor,
residence, S.-A Third street Services AZ II a. n.
sud 7sS 2 n. sunday sehoo. at i2.tb . III.
loang peoples meeting Ell G.tS p II. Bahe
study inssiay evsa.aE' resg5as PEayer meeting
THURSDAY essaing A. : ~ This z~so-siug Mem
csss3 as- segrnoa. sntsVcss "lhe Best Way Of
Paying AesPecs to oar Nations ~tie.oes."
Eir Rsatisi ehu-ch-OR Fenr1a street., be-
,vess James "a. berry 81. !. Harc.asss. pas
toE- Restieaos. HusSsEa hosIss. services a, Il
= 81 and - r. ~ sunday sosoj faIsozs
ne @oraing ss: aacS- IoaRg Fsog4asIaio q;
STA
NstSes street BRpits. charch-Corae- Ma-ss,
ard Mssa ssEos;s J. ". Bead, pas,0r. Services
81 Il a. n sa3 n IL sunday schoa. a. e.ose II
ysasuins sessfee. q T " Frati. sarc=tntsnAent
try.nF aTfnue u's>ioH. p ? II, - u. Combs,
superintendent lcuas Peoples society. : y z.
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u By his slater. sao vss, pas. he

Be accompanied By his slater, Who viii pass tie
onNnef hsfs
NJ Frssx b Soyea. Of the washsnstoa City
-. vaa here THE vssk "a route Tor AiasxA
The Rev III. '. G. Lacsy expects 90 leave fox
Santa BarasrA some finss about tie Lot Of July.
ArA zss<zskse. who has hssn vsssacg Mr.. and
Nra C. y. Zsb~sskie FOG . Short tame. expects 90
leave Tor fss East some trse Dsxs week.
Mr. Frafsx G. sharp lefs Thursday event.x %
eresd tie summer Ia wasssnxs a City. Mr.
Sharp accompanied her - Tar Is Helena
iAss evening . musicals was gwen by the 81
Es4zaaefa Guild OF 1zEalty church II Mn
Hnsoaf ., os North G street parsur The even
tag. beside the uusieas programme, there sers
Soxae tab.esux
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An entertainment and social hop viii be
rsra by the Daughters Of Pocahoatas
Wednesday esenanr at Red Mans hall.
lse COMMITTEES on invitation are Mrs.
1i1a Harris. Ms. Mary rennison, Mrs.
Hattie bohl. M. Harvey Johnston. Mrs.
Nary Bean aai Mr.. William \. Ralney.
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sp~aa Summer In Maine.

Mss Carolyn Hammond. who has taken
a. active part IN society events during the
rss' winter. left las; evening 20 spend the
ssaiaaeg Il. her home on the coast Of
Maine. \ nutab per OF young lady and gen.
,s5sea friends, among whom were Miss
Lss1.s Reese. Miss Maggie Reese. Miss
lAssse o'Agien. Mr.. viii Reed, Mr.. +. ].
Wash and ~. Edmond o'Er.en. accom-
raa,s3 her 10 the train.
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Conxreeauonal Churches.

Edgewater Congregational chufch-Services
at II 4 m. and 30 p N. sunday school 1t 1915
?. m. Y. I. s. {. E. at Gas p. IN.
Taylor Congregational church-Birch n
Thomas streets. Rev. George II. Lee, pastor.
Services at IL q m. and 7:D r. IN
Brooklyn Congregational church--Rsv. Joseph
Wolfe, pastor. services at IL 4 m and J ?. IN.
sunday school at l2:i5 p. N. Regular weekly
prayer meeting Thursday at go .. IN.
Plymouth Congregational church-Cornef Of
Third and University s;reeta Wallace Nutting.
pastor. Residence, ls9 University street.
Preaching at IL q. m. and s p III. Tho PAS
tor will conduct the services at IL a. In. and S
?. IN. Y. 7. 5. {. T. Friday at $50 n m. Bible
school AT i2;a Jackson street school at 5 p.
N. Joy street school at s:l5 .. IL. Pilgrim
school, Wall street, at 3 p N. Young People
Society OF Christian Endcavor At 6:I5 y. m.
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Eight blocks from postotace il An e!gh-
-teea-roorn noase Tor rent Two bath
rooms. furnaces and ali modern conve
nienees- Apply TO room lis 80 uire-La:-
inner buiadIne.
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Unitarian Church,

Unitarian e~hurca-Seveath be, Pike An 4
JutSa. ". -. klios, IT,, rastor. service q: II
a. IL sunlsc, OF sermon; .sfoi and Nam
,aon." preceded ty aase-f1inGte sermon for chill
3rs3; subject: "i6ostag ea, FOR Number
oas" sunday school and religious study class
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Christian Cnurches.

Olympic Avenue Church OF Christ-3ii Olyfn-
pic avenue. K II. Moss, pastor. sunday school
At 10 H. III. Preaching at Ii e. m aud 7:S p. n.
Young peoples meeting ut $50 .. IN. Prayer
meeting on Thursday at $50 p. m. The North
Seattle electric cars run within one block OF tho
church.
Firs. Christian ehurch-Seneca street. between
Third and Fourth. Rev. Il. +. Dunlap, pastor.
Services in Armory hall Sunday school, ga, n
m: Miss Lacy {. Pratt, superintendent
Preaching at IL a. m. and : p. m. Morning sub
jccf, clearing the Truth" evening. Thy re.
Quest} The Action of Baptism" y. r. :. {. +.
st 6:0 n IN. The orchestra. under direction oi
Prof. Baehman, will render some fine music a,
the evening service. tie programme Will Be
az follows:
orches,ra--6rsnd march Julian
orchestra-Isrgo Handel
Chorus and orchestra-"Near the Cross".......
orchestrs-M Meditation, Ave Maria Bach
Chorus aud orchestra Pass Me Not" .......
Orchest,a-"Pricsts' Msrch" Meudc.ssonu
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Me,hoaiss Trosc..an, Churches.

Columbia sGnasy sehoci-At 10 Bz. n John
kelso. superintendent: followed ty sermon.
Rev. ]. shepherd SD III hAsaey alternating.
pawsatSA Methodist Protestant eagrrh-
Rev, JOSIAH Shepherd Sau6sy se5tssg al 70 .
s. -. rrVseatEg 81 Ii.1 & H. s2d q -.
All invited ~ TIE ~se!vsees.
Scxh Seattle Me.Ac~3isi Protestant church
Eev. J. shepherd, pastor. sunday scAA0s a. :
= tn CAris3sa kGdSayog "a Sss = n
Preaching 8; ~ P.s!s- meeting e@Anged TO
Wednesday evening
Second Methodist Protestant chnrrh-<orta
Seattle. esruss Republican aGa " AREA streets.
J. + asglsy. pastor services a: Il - =. sad
: y "A -. sunday schoo. al i9.l& T. 8 WsrA.
.up.g.asenteat. y. T. : T. l. a. g. D T. Ths
pubic cordially invited 10 a. SERVICES
First Methodist Protestant e-earca-Co-ner a.
Taisxz ant Faae ssEesss services ~ * = n and
: II n. Conducted by tAs Tasta.. Rev, ssy.
DAVIS SaEa4ay seaf~sa al l.. - , "a, IL y. carr.
.1g~saatsaaeEa ESyGg Es0p,4s sociesy OF
Carlsftxa Eaa saver a. { - ? Il. Sunday mora
day evsa4ag p<&yer AT sozg s<Ey.ae ass4
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Advent Churches.

Advent Christian easpe'. GA Warren street,
hall 5locS north OF Front si-ses power house.
Services AZ ii & m- ur. William Chapman,
Pastor.
seventh Day Adventist church. 500 Poplar
street. seattie-sahoat. school, 10 a III. ssry-
ices IL A. tn every saturday. Prayer meeting,
Wednesday evening. 1.A
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on Monday evening the las. meeting Of
tAe Aloha tiuh 10Y the season was held nj
I~ residence Of Ms. Galu<ha Parsons
iae eseasng VAS passed in the reading Of
ass listening 10 papers Oh music and con.
st~rsasioa.
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The Tseo.ophical Society meats In Pe.,ss'
music hsli. IagS Frnrt street. g. . % n N. sub
Jest. The Education 81 CAilirsa Theosopht.
cally Considered" Fnoslc invited.
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Mr. A. r. Enrwel VII address tho Young
Meas Rally IT the Y. NJ L. A. ROOMS. isl7 F.ont
street. today 81 4 o'e.aeA All young rssa ana
strangers in the e.ry Are Invited 10 Dc present
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Theosa,hy.

The American Union Of Spiri,ua lists-secoad
stree: hail of the Aasoaic temple. Children q
progressive iyeeara at / p. Il Lecture at /. pE-
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Churehes

Norwegian Danish Lutheran church-Fourth
and Pike s,reeta Rev. c. o. Rosipg, pastor.
Services az $50 & N.
German Evangelical church-Harrison and
Birch streets. Rev. J. Erich. pastor. Services
st II q. n and 30 p m.
German Evangelical Lutheran church-Hall at
the corner OF Main and Twelfth s;reetsL NJ.
c. Baade. pastor: residence. 6i2 Market street
Norwegian Lutheran church-Service every
Sunday evening at ) O'Clock, at Pike street hall,
corner Pike and Fifta atreeta- Rev. C. Hoei,
pastor: residence, So De Forest street
Swedish Evangelical Lutheran church-Third
street, near Pike. Rev. Martin l. Larson. pas
tor: residence. Ill Lincoln street sunday
school At 10 q NJ services At II m and !. 80
p. n. snd S p m Thursday. Prayer meeting
$50 sunday.
German Evangelical Lutheran church, lions
CONGRATULATIONS Seventh aud Union
strcefA services 1t 9:45 q. m. sunday school 1t
2 7. III. in Erccds hall, corner Ninth ana Howell
streets. Rev. Fl. schmidt, pastor. Residences.
los Howell street
Holy Trinity English Iuthefan-Cornef Sew.
enth and Union streets. Rev. Z. f.. kcever. pas
tor, residence rear o! church. Divine service ~
II a. M. when the present pastor will preach his
rev ell sermon. Tho liturgical service will be
conducted by the Rev. J. /. Dsaton. OF North
Carolina. the future pastor OF the church.
Evening service at s O'Clock. Sunday school
At 1880 p m. Weekly service on Wednesday ct
, q. N.
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TIE SEATTLE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, SUNDAY. NAY q. 1898.

Hyde" Evening. The Rapture OF the SAaasa-
sabbath scaoos. Els y H.: }uusoe kcdeavcI,
-Nr a.. v ?. : & k-sn m
Lace nion fresey.easr-Kiiooa.ss aveaua.
Frenooas-E<v = & Head. PASTOR. Services ~
LA n and I'D = -
sseona Presos serssn e~harca-OAk and Hasrza
500 s,reesa. PrrzSsinx - IL q n and --Q p
N by Rev. oec.ss =. wnsswcsta. saboafh
scheos NJ L.b !. H. u. !. C. Z ase2p IN
GATED Presbyterian church. saxta AMI Seneca
streets. Rev. :. bell Johnsfoa, pastor: resi-
cence. rs srrsns street E'rcAchiisx. II q M
and : p IN SAe2asa scsoos, H.iS p n.
Young Peoples society, Sis p N
Firs, Presbyterian church. corner Of Third
ard Madison ssresss-Rsy. Alexander Alison.
o. D. pastor. services ~ II g. II and 3 n IA;
sunday scAcs. a. i1@3 p "a. y. r. $ q Z ~
SIS n n. Dr.. Alison viii prcsch ~ the morn
Ing ssyy.re on IRE ssseEees Of scripture, oc
Why Does Revelation Not Reveal More In
:Ae evening hss sas5ee. vii. be The Hypocsi;s
Caznasked"
WELSH Presbyterian church. corner Seventh
AMI olive STREETS. Rev. J. ~ Hughes. pastor.
Young mems prayer Eeeting ~ 9:S . n-
Preaching II ieA special cnisdrsn's meeting
Of IA q "a. sunday school q An Preaching
~ : d M
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Free Aethodists.

The Free Methodist c~Aarch-Corne. Tenth
and Fiae stresJs. Rev. J Crlpps. pastor. Fr.dav
prayer meeting 50 10 p -. Preaching al II
H. -, = % aad . - =. -
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tDtversailAm,
SrtritaastasS.

TIE Untversaiisf SUNDAY schooi Will meet ia
freeds aal. eorrsr Ai2'A aaa Diva streets, $,
II o'rsoeS.
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Churchee.

Catholic Church OF the sacred Heart Bell and
Sixth streets-Corductea by the kedemptorisss
Mass at i0:D a N. Tho newly organized choir
under the leadership of Mr.. Bibo viii render
tanners mas at the morning service. Mrs. 7.
+. IeEifoy Will sing an Ave Maris soto and Mr..
II. Bibo the oiertory solo. The new choir 10
made up of the following members: Sopranos
Mr.. McElroy. Miss Hood, Miss Mulian, Mrs.
Brown. Miss Ward. Miss Mcintyre: al.o-Miss
kekerle, Miss Wa.than; teuor-Nr. Hughes and
Mr.. Mcintyre; bass-Nr. Bibo and Nj. lruckte;
o.ggaist-Miss Eckerie.
Catholic tsurch Of our Lady of Good Help
South Fourth and Washington streets. Rev. +.
\. fretoaIaine. pastor. k~slIixoda's mass in A
viii &c given at 1889 for the first time in Seat
tie.
Catholic Church Of the immaculate Concep-
ton - sixth and Spring streets. Rev. Victor
Garland. :. J., pastor. Conducted by the Jasli.
its. Early mass q a T. sni a. IN. solemn
high mas 1879 r. m sunday school 3 n. III.
Instruction and heaedicttoa 80 p m.
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Edsevase. Mission Of ST Marks chnrch-Sun-
day school, ~ 3 ?. m
St Johns Chure Congregation. West Seattle
services Ct p n BY the Rev. J. Cneal
St MARKS North seattle Acknowledgements
and Republican strectA sunday school at $50
4 m-
81. Nary's chureh-woxiisnd pask. Divine
service af SIS r. T.. conducted ey Rev. {. Z
Roberta Take FreEaoa: ca.
=, stephens Episcopal church, Ba,lsfd-Ser-
vice in tse morning ~ III O'Clock and In tho
evening .: 7;0 O'Clock. oy tina rector, Rev. T. K
Hyisnd-
81 Clements c~hurch-Corner OF Market sad
Weller streets Rev. John IL Forrest Bell. rec
tor. Trinity sunday, Holy Communion, Io:i5 a.
u. Morning prayer and ii:sny. IL d m: sun
day school,, ia:Se. evening prayer. s p n.
81 Marks church. Filth and Olive streets
The music and sermons At ST Marks church to-
day will be appropriate to Trinity sunday. Sum
day-school. 9.45. service with Holy Communion.
lis m evening prayer, 8 p M d. {. Garrett.
rector.
Trinity Parish e~hurch-EfGhth and James
streets. Rev. George Hefber: Watson. d. D.. rec
tor. Trinity sunday. Fiiseenth anniversary OF
the parish. Early Eucharist, q IA, especially
fer guild members. Chorai morning prayer,
reading of reports from TIM several chapters and
historical address b. the rector at IL .. IN even
ing at ! .. n, with sermon. All friends OF the
parish are cordially invited. Special musical
programme, Rev. c. Edward Roberts, choir
master.
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In GODS TEMPLES.
Where Religious Services Will
Be Held Today.
SUBJECTS OF The PREACHERS.
Every Deaoniaation and Society In the
City Kepressnted-Hoars OF San.
day Seheoi Services

z churches that OBJ
serve ths church cal
erdas VIII give ses-
vices eomIeno.a-
tive OF tae day,
which 10 Trinity Sun
day. II viii be 90
~ ia . sr<etai
q By Trinity
Parish - is fifteenth
anniversary. Dr.
Na:Son VIII eeie-
bsase tie communion
hSA In. and viii ~
Ia n give a. I'D.
dress and historical
Yey{eR of tina EorS
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AL suass lead % Ch.esya TIE Chicago. NIL
wnGkee s - PaEi fssl Say leafs tie van Ex-
Slrssna rates 20 tie Aoysas Ia.
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prexhyserisa Churches.

German gssasasst Presbyterian church
S<yeata street. Eear f-sA services 8; Il g. IL
Ballard PrssSy ssrksz-kro24wzy and First
sxezgs. sassar1 services - Il = Il and -
T. ~
CALVARY rreeeyssrixa church. csrasr Na-xas
aaz Alag sa-gUss-Sss. bres&ra Il. ~>.2eAxsr. sasS-
,as. ,Gss1rzs e. II e. Ill AEa ; . ~ Se-l5lx
se.ssoa, sIAe Biblical d. ssk.Y aaa NJ
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..P~ppss's Ghost Next Time.

Pleasing services were conducted this
geek at the Washington college by the
church of the Holy Communion. Mr.. T..
7. Couwi made Introductory remarks. TO
shieh the Rev. W. II. J~efseries responded.
Later Peppers Ghost" will be rendered
0y members Of this church. After render
ing the following programme supper was
s.~xx3s
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Friday the Lowell Society of the High
school entertained the Irving Society.
Miss Sessw. president OF the former So
eiesy, presided. The programme:
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Last Friday evening Miss Bowen gave .
saeharity' phsnsorn party In An empty
asuae on South Tacoma venue Music
- played throughout: the evening, SO
sSas those who felt inclined could dance
IL they wished or. 70 modify that. a.
sasny times ~ they were asked. Upstairs
:sb;es VEN arranged for cards, and fur
,hes NJ still vas a place to rest and talk.
sAtsr in the evening light refreshments
ssse served. Those who received the
<ussss we're: Mrs. Bowen. Miss Bowen,
lin. Maynard. Miss Maynard, Mrs. L.
gfeiow. Among those present we're: Mr.
SAD Ms. ]. seeley. Miss Laur. Mr.. George
lam. Miss Nuthank. Miss Minnie MI
thank, Mr.. W. f. Best, Mr.. Walter Love-
asy, Miss Worden, Miss Mamie Harring-
ia, Mr.. Ellis. Mr.. r. b. Wright. Miss lis
ssle. Miss Dagmar Disdale. Miss FERRIS.
81. p. J. Fransioli. Mr.. VIII Bowen. Mrs.
aaisnsr, Mr.. Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs. James
ashton, Mr.. and Mrs. Watson. Mr.. and
Nm Eston. DIR. DICKENS, Miss Howell.
xrs. Yale, Miss Jessie Seymour, Mr. Jack
anderson. Mr.. j. lie. b. johnson. Miss
AI,ce Hall.
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shiIe a entertainment Of another nature
!. .sren. also for sweet cnsrity's cake.
rhmr,dsy afternoon a progressive eucii:e
s,,.v vas given at the residence Of Mrs.
g.,nsha Parsons for the benefit OF the
thiId,ent Home. Mrs. A. b. Bull will
ssen her horneon Tuesday evening for the
ar,e6t of the Wornen's Exchange. A pro-
s-restve euchre party will DO the feature.
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Y. NJ. !. May Day Reception.

The annual May day reception held by
the Y. NJ. /. Society Monday evening at
sermania hall was attended by . seiec,
assemblagc who filled the large hall
completely. The short programme
opened with words of welcome and a
sketch Of the objects OF the society by the
president of the society. Mr.. +. J. Walsh.
Ass Kate Harrigan. Miss Stella oBrien.
Mss Lena o'Brsen and Miss Ella Bowen
sssdescd solos. Mr.. James +. o'Brien
gave a recitation. The wand drill. given
~ the little girls of the convent. and the
Nay pole dance. participated in by sew
s-al fancy dressed young ladies oi the So
eiety. closed the exercises. Dancing fol.
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Miss Woodruff Party.

On Saturday evening Miss Helen Wood
ssd gave q progressive euchre party for
Hiss Grlgcs and DR.. q. &. Wagner. II
sss . charming party and some Of the
Eanes proved very exciting. After the
ssnes were finished refreshments were
served and the prizes were awarded.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
". II. Woodruff. Miss Helen Woodruff,
III. W. II. Woodruff. ir.. Miss Griggs, Miss
anna Griggs. Miss Lucy Griggs. Mr.. II. s.
f;riggs. Mr.. 4. q. Griggs. DIR. q. c. Wag-
ssr. Miss Bailey. Miss Little. Mr.. w. T..
Rest, Mr. W. A. Bull. Mr.. Morton Rams
zeii. Miss Anderson, Mr.. J. Anderson,
Hiss Calkins. Mr.. Dan Calkins. Miss Van
tarter. Dr. Van Marter. Miss Rowe. Miss
owen. NJ. q. l.. Mum. Mr.. A.. d. Wright,
(iss Evans.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-28
sCIETY At TACOMA.
81 sfnation Of Charity Euchre
Parties Unbr0ken.
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p.,t,-Dssghsers Of Poeshs.tss
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Special Char
ity parties are
still in favor.
Every once in .
wniie . progress
sive euchre party
is annoYnced. NJ
usliy fof the ben
EFT Of the Chill
dren's Homeland
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-18

was great lawyer. Their, is nothing
shrewder IN this world than intelli.
gent honesty. He was many sided
man, complex in brain, single in heart,
direct as hight; and his words; candid
as mirrors, gave the perfect image I
his thought He was never afraid 10
ask-uever too digniied to admit
that he did not know. No man had
keener wit or kinder humor II YOU
wish to know the difference between
an orator aud an eloeGtiOnist-h,-
tween what is felt and what - said
read Llncoln's wondruus speech 1T
Gettysburg and the speech If Z lwanl
Everett. The Grafton vi Lincoln will
never he forgotten. II will live until
languages are dead and lips are dust
The speech Of Everett will never be
read With Lincoln men were neither
rich nor poor, great nor smull-lhry
were either right or wrong He was
patient as destiny, whose uudgciphrr.
able hieroglyphs were so deeply
craven on his sad and tragic face
He knew no fear except the fear Of
doing wrong Hating slavery, pity
ing the master, seeking to conquer
not persons but priudires-hc wa
the embodiment OF tile self denial.
the courage, the hope aud the nubiit,
of a nation"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-18
THE NEW ADMINISTRATION.

A Washington correspondent who is
on lookout station aud who Is in .
position to know has this to say OF
the incoming administration
There will be no dazzling and
gorgeous entertainments, for they
cannot he Afforded. There would not
be any if the president an6 his cab
met could afford them, for none OF
the gentlemen who have been selected
are given in the slightest degree to
ostentatious display.
The next administration is going
to be notable one in many RESPECTS.
Already has the president-elect given
notice to the country at large that he
is liable at any moment to cause the
unexpected to happen.
Those associated With him will
necessarily be Of the same way of
thinking. Il is going to be an al
ministration without any frils, but Il.
going to be an administration that
will be revolutionary when the exist
ing traditions and customs are taken
into consideration 1t is going to Le
a business administration from the
word go 1t is going to do many
things that at first will seem strange,
but the country will soon get used to
them. for they will all have solid
basis of common sense. And it j.
going to be mighty interesting four
years in the history of the United
States of America"