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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-07
The rate for double berth. Fort Worth
or Dallas to Memphis will be $3.50.
Yours truly.
Gnnernl pnssengnr and Tlrknt Apnl

General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
In the first circular issued the date on
which the special service would leave
Fort Worth was given as May ., but
az the special request of our Baptist
friends. the date has been changed and
the through chair cars and sleepers will
leave on TeSns and Pacific train No. !.
Of May 10, and. us shown by time table
on back of this leaHet. the train will
not leave Fort Worth until $40 p. M,
thus making Il Connection with all trains
arxiving at that point, and placing pas
sengers in Nashville on the morning of the
opening of the convention.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-07
!::!j; PARKDALE iii m i:
Put 4 M M tn WM wM Ia n IA nMhoAE
Money \ ~ &3 ~ @M MA IA @-
Growing NW EM WM ID mW "a ~ HTljL SM lMM
H. Empmw

Fort Worhs latest and most picturesque Addition lying corporate
limits
few plat of PARKDALE Gazee showing
precise
Located the most Slightly Picturesque,
aint
Best Addition tWothhas the marke
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-07
rIIE MoRLn.s FAIR

Ia now omen. and so Il '''I'he Hayden"
the Texas Headquarters. Remember, no
on .-,est mooney IS required 20 secure
rooms At The Hayden" but BY writing
abpad you will be Assured Of good ac-
eommodaiions in the most desirable To-
cation. from which the city and the great
exppSitSon are equally easy Of access
When contemplating strip write 70
MRS &. h. BROWN.
Care 'srhe Hayden 152 and 154,
Ttirty-sirth street, Chicago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-07

TT .sI.aM. Pope, the retired drug
~, 3 5 IA, says dec. 8, 1850
IA p.fi Z. Prickly Ash, Poke
\. ''N''aaSssiam) as the best altera-
49,. .afket, aud that he has seen
\ an ~, results from the use Of
|.,ss, ''aer S'Ood medicine.
~ xe, ns,a.iiy. nervousness. lost
. q s,s saess caused by overtaxn-
NJ , 'pSe4 viii be cured by the
Hsas.h l. x x which gives health
:" me wreck Of the sys.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-07

IN RAILWAY CIRCLES.
The News Of the Day Among
the Roads.
THE BAPTIST CONVENTION.
The Texas and Pacific Special to Leave One
Day Later Shippers Load and Count
Other Railroad News oil
Some interest
SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION

SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION
The following ARRANGEMENT have been
made by the Texas and Pacific railway
for the transportation of delegates and
their friends 20 Nashville. for the South
ern Baptist convention.
The very favorable rate Of one lowest
hrst.class fare 10 Nashville las been au-
uhorlzed Tor round "trip tickets from any
point ON tine Texas and Pacific railway and
its connections.
Tickets will be on sale at all coupon
stations in Texas. on May . and 10. ex-
cept from I'll Paso, from which point
tickets VIII be sold May $ aud 0.
The final limit for return will be May
%, 1893.
The Texas and Pacific railway offers
you exceptional facilities for travel with
Its three daily trains. but for the South
ern Bapust convention. 1t has been ar
ranged TO run through chair cars and
Pullman sleepers to Memphis via 1ie1ar-
kama and the Iron Mountain route. This
special equipment will leave Fort Worth
and Dailas on the evening of May 10,
on Texas and Pacific train No. 4, and
passengers viii arrive at Memphis the
next evening and Nashville the morning
of May II, at Z Il. m.
Note-Every endeayor has been made
to arrange for the special equipment TO
go through 10 Nashville. but on account
OF hoflu ialr business we nave been
unable to do so.
While the route via Memphis is the
shortest to Nashville, it is weli TO mem
tion that the Texas aud Pacific railway
offers n double daily train service to New
Orleans, with through Pullman buffet
sleepers. making connection at New Or
leans with fast Nashville trains on all
roads a
All ticket agents are prepared to quote
rates and sell tickets over the Texas
and Pacific railway, hut any inquiries
will be promptly answered by address
ing this office. We trust that the SER
vice offered will appeal to you and thatthe
trip to Nashville viii be mnde over our
line. If you desire q reservation in the
through sleepurs TO Memphis. or seats in
the special chair cars. please address the
undersigned at the earliest possible date
and the accommodations will be held for
you.
The rate for double berth. Fort Worth
af. nullua "a Nnmnlia will Ia, Nn m
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-07
What About the Size Of the Lots?

Lots in PARKDAIE big lot
Homes should
to Lotso of
in
of their THINK OF THIS:
and WE WILL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-07

DR., Sarah E. Sherman Of Salem. Mass.
has been made president OF the Massa-
chnsedts Surgical and GynaecoloSical
society.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-07

II s.i' Eand duchs of Luxembourg
y w pnK work or help have now
postal card to the direc-
Il a p'ai administration In order
~ n !, wants advertised In every
4 ne grand dpehr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-07

Professor William \. Tyler, Who has
been professor of Greek in Amherst col
lege for fifty years, will retire from duty
at the coming commencement.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-07

A line of tricycles for passenger ser
vice Is proposed in London.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-07

Vet W $. Matneyf, the tailor. price
on snit-you Will save money.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-07

4 n, .s author told Or. Felix os.
r., ~ ~ go. q a relative. a kiep-
~ 10 tin sSaid steal from himself.
& Nj n ''oe into his own pantry
~, r. , w,ta uueook,d prunes,
A lngtlnng Of the kind.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-07

Nubia has arcaeia groves one hundred
miles square.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-07

II YOU want your house repapcred,
the Texas Builders supply company
have The finest workmen west Of 81.
Louis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-07

stem. '''''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-07

4 rnpur, Kansas and Texas rail-
NJ DOW on sale round trip tickets
4 Texas points to st, Louis. Chi
Eiasas City and Hannibal. at
h rdnnd rates, same being good
~ Until Nov. 10. 1893. This is
I y line running through sleepers
|iar points to Chicago, and these
N RENOWNED WAGNER
1lAcE SLEEPING CARS
iSn earth.
hftes wishing to attend the
Il Columbian exposition will save
ni tine by purchasing their
Nef tins route. For further in
~ al on or address,
~ NMOY. City Ticket Agent,
I Fourth and Houston streets.
NEih, Tex, or
Hughes, G. P, & 7. A., Denison,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-07
S!yEN no CHARITY

diI,,. Nay G.-tSpecial1-Five
4 y hn q, y one-half the prize
Il. isfirne'd4 !, cure for consumption.
a q I'M q q By the Cincinnati pbTl
N ~ I n.,j Recorder for w6atevs,.
~ q igpa a may determ ,g,s
,4Aftie. nv Is given to Gin
4 H. he physician. DR.. W.
20 ., IN .s one who is astonish-
~ hiissf. COS for all their con.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-07

T'here Is not larger or more com-
Dlete stock Of wal paper. glass paints
a. slls IN Fort Xor1il THAI We carry
TEXAS BUILDERS SUPPLY co
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-07

rrhe annual consumption Of ten IN Eng
land or capita reaches little more
fhnn i've pounds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-07

Prices 10 the work-go 10 w. s.
Matney, the tailor, for the best.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-07

The best banquet that Il man ever sat
down 10 was never relished half 30
Die away back IN primary school days
Boston Transcript
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-07
81 e Al RNE

| = A r M e
\ e, ',c' direction. Passengers from
s1,i can obtain berth at Garrett
1uaa 70 II. 4 4. O. Agent al
~. NV ! J, sS'uth-bsund train leaves
tM, Wy. ,. NJ, Dallas $40 p. M,
y, a., arriving Austin, SOS
" Antonio $40 a. N.
INA. ' 7, 5 leaves San Antonio Sis y.
~ ~ w r m, arriving Garrett
~ a. m. "' '' Dui-
tG.N. wa n q L.
~ PRICE, a. C. p. A.,
!. & G. N. R'y.
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anu lowest p iis u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-07

y s avs. Tor many year. N.
~ dsy ., 4, Wilmington. Del.
..ssssd H. n''a Tue reputation Of
..aa "a DeiesSSssIre. fortune Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-07

Cee my prices on a Worlds fair suit
and lrlve money w. 5. MATNEn.
The Tailor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-07

The immense growth Of lake commerce
Is All on the American side; on the
Canada side With a coast line Of equal
length there has been no growth at all y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-07

~ ise SCI scId mines bro
i'nza-s94 ounces Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-07

mother
likely
the We
of o
promptly Others invited call further
formation
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-13

The yacht IdIcssld returned Monday
from Eagle Harbor with jolly party Of
campers. who have been enjoying the past
ten days fishing and boating to their
hearts context The following persons
composed the party: Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
r. Norton, Miss Dottie pimple Norton.
Miss May Buck. Miss Marshall. Of ST.
Paul; Mr.. VIII French. Mr.. Fred French
aud Mr.. E. +. Marshall.
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peas we're scastsrsd shout in artisssc dis
order. which sdded 10 the beauty Of the
scene By dspriving il Of eli appearance Of
Formally Those ~ tabse we're: Ma A.
E MscCuisky. Mass Alice NcNaueht. Of
New YORK. Miss Fay. Miss Meem, Miss
stedman. Miss Russell. Miss Florence Rus
seil and Miss Strive.
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Manson and the Philharmonic Society.
Among other selections Nrs- Manson sang
several solos from The Feast Of Belite-
sAsxxar." A chorus from the same can
tata by the Philharmonic Society was
enthusiastically applaudea. A large audi
enee was present.
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Nr,. Rueeeli,e WA,ee Farev

Mr.. and Mra McnfRomsry Russell en-
tertainsd few friends as Whist wednes-
day evening in honor Of the Misses Rus
ssll Of Bedford. Pa. who Are visiting their
brother. DR.. Russell. Those present were:
Mr. and Ars- A. Z MacCuisky. Mira s. L.
Russell. Miss f. r. Russell. Miss E. l.
Russell. Niss Ssruve, Miss Stedman, Mr..
George H. Preston, Mr.. L b. Seedman. Mr..
Theodore Hal,er.
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Miss Strive gave . small bat elegant
rink luncheon Tuesday afternoon in honor
Of severaa Young ladies visiting in the city.
The floral decorations we're beautiful, .
charming effect being attained through
the absence OF evident design- La France
rossx casna;ioas. nAssurssums and sweet
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Mr.. Charles W. Lakin. Of Rrsmerton.
Wash. and Mrs. Christian Hermanscn. of
Seattle, vas duly solemnised, Rev. paAiel
Hagsey officiating.
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Mr. Frank r. Van Tuyi and Mr.. J. l..
Schultz las, Saturday evening entertained
a small party OF friends on a crusnApn the
launch Undine, after which Miss Atkins
entertained the party as Westlake cottage.
Those in the party we're: Mr.. and Mira A.
2. Weston, Mr.. and Mrs r. 5. Denny.
Mis-. Julia Chamberlin, Miss Lenore
Cnamheriin, Miss Emma Atkins. Miss
Proper. Miss Ida Bailey, Mr. f. K. Van
Tuyl, Mr.. J. l. Schultz, Mr.. J. q. Pacey.
Mr.. Frank Atkins. Mr.. Thomas A Gamble.
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Dorothy MiiIsr's Birthday.

On August 3 Miss Dorothy Miller,
daughter Of Mr.. and Ara Henry W.
Miller, received . number OF young friends
to celebrate her arrival IT the 2-year-oid
stage. She did the honors 10 Miss Daisy
Pcsvin, Misses Emma and Marie Ba.iiar-
geon, Miss Fay and James Jackson and
the sehram brothers. He- grandfather.
Amasa :. Miller, celebrated his 9Th birth.
day on Angus: s.
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In Seattle. Saturday evening. August s
fsS. by Rev. Ciask Davis. Mr. Alfred 1.
Ennis and Miss Bessie T. Harris we're
united In marriage.
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Miss Jennie Shertser's birthday was cell
ebratsd on Friday evening By . number Of
friends in pleasant manner. Mr.. c. Kies-
ling furnished the steamer City Of Column
bis and jolly party Of thirty went around
Mercer island. making IL. water meloaious
with song and merry jest The party re-
turned to the end Of the Rainier Avenue
line at 10 O'Clock.
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The social committee Of the Y. r. s.
c. e. of Calvary Presbyterian church
gave . concert and musicale on Friday
evening uadeS the direction of PSo6
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AeGulvrsy-PssthsY.

An interesting ceremony ~ the parlors
Of the New England hotel. At 2 O'Clock on
the afternoon Of Saturday, August Il, iss0,
united Mr.. Duncan MeG.ilvray and Miss
Effie Prasner. both OF Snohomish county.
in the bonds Of wed:ock. Rev. John Y.
Damon officiating. The next best friends
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Morris, also from
the same locality. Who are enjoying .
honeymoon OF two brief days duration.
Both coaples viii make their homes on
the Ssillaguamish.
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Mrs. ]. y. GiImer entertained . few
friends s., luncheon on Thursday oompli-
rnentary 10 her daughter. Mrs. Robert W.
shaw Those present we're: Mrs. ]. q.
Bait, Mrs. A. NJ. Reynolds. Mrs. J. Good
fellow. Mrs. j. II. nowd. Mrs L. A. Dom
sldson. Mrs. r. W. Shaw, Mra J. n. Gil
mer. Miss Giimer.
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Faith KINDERGARTEN Pic.sc.

An enjoyable day was spent last Thurs
day by the little folks Of Faith Kinder
ten and their teacher. Miss Marian f.
kempsier They left their homes At $50
in the morning, spending the day at
Madrona park and returning at $50 in the
afternoon. Those presen; were: Emma
Dehley. Ethel Tagari. Anita Wegert. Nam
ME Howell. Rudy En,x. Edna Kiefer.
Bethel Miller. Florence Henry. Leila
Whittier, Homer Whittier. Claude Quirk
and Tommy kempsier.
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Mrs. Stuart and Mrs. Clarke, OF Twenty
second avenue had = camping party on
Msydenbauer bay. Lake Washington. for
the last week They we're visited last
Saturday by Mrs A. L. Smith. Miss
Frankie Smith. Miss Ida Clark, Mr..
Howard Stuart Mr.. ID. Clarke and Mr. J.
T.. Stuart All returned home Thursday
evening imbued With the idea that Lake
Washington Was just the place to spend .
Pleasant week.
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Ga Saturday. August Il. At the residence
Of Rsv. Danisl Bsglsy. tie marriage Of
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Friday evening a Jolly bathing party
sn,oyed a swim in the lake =, the end OF
Il aaison street. after which they were en-
4.rtained at supper by Mrs L. b. ssedmsn
!, her residence on Hyde street Those
: the party were; Mr. and Mrs. l.. h.
stetman, Mrs. A H. MaeCulsky, Mrs. +.
!. Stroal, Miss Anderson. Miss strive.
Ais. s,edmau. Miss Meem, Mr.. Josiah
ollins, Mr.. Fred. X. struve, Mr.. George
Il. Preston, Mr.. H. +. Aeserve and MI.
Theodore Halter.
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Evening Musical C,ub Concert.

The Evening Musical Club held its
thir,ieih concert on Monday evening.
August :. at retiis' hall. The programme
opened with . four-hand number by Mr..
and Mrs. Roberts. Mosxkoxski's Utah
enisca" Messrs. Marshall and Irvine's
mandolin duet was warmly received.
Miss Anna Selkirk sang exceIlenily and
received an encore. Hiss Harry West
PLAYED a violin selection IN an exceIien;
manner. rs also did Miss Lulu Friend one
on the either. Mr.. c. W. Saunders sang
Rohm's My AL" and the programme
concluded with niano solo by Mrs. Harry
Lott. who arranged the programme.
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A Birthday rieaie.

On Thursday . number OF friends OF
Miss Essis kenney celebrated her ista
aiEth1Av by picntc ~ West Seattle.
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs Elmer
Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hssan. Mr..
&nd Mrs John Holland. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
!. iugiis. Mr. and Mrs Adam saal. Ara
p asuney SroeS away. Mr.. and Mrs thes-
az AlaAxX. Ma Ella johasoa. Nm LILA
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Mr.. Clare Farnsworth entertained .
party on his yacht Cuba Saturday. Those
present were: Miss Maud Cisary. Miss
Helen Mcknight. Miss Carroll. Mrs. Hill,
the chaperone, Mr.. Post, Mr.. Hopkins.
Mr.. Carl Harbough, Mr.. Clare Farnsworth,
Mr.. Lin Relic and Mr. Came.
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Bporkaway-Humes.


Capt. ]. ". Russell and Miss Marion V.
Bucklin, daughter of ex-Judgs Bucklin.
OF ki,sap county, were quietly married
last Tuesday at the residence OF the brides
sister. Mrs. +. f. Hyde, at Eagle Harbor.
Rev. J. b. Clark officiating. The bride
was supported by Miss May Buckiin. her
cousin. ~ bridesmaid. while Mr.. Eben
Bncklin performed the duties of grooms-
man. The wedding was . quiet one. no
one being present except immediate reia-
tives. Capt. and Mrs Russell viii make
their home at Eagle Harbor for the present.
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Mra T. v. Goodspeed gave . dainty
lunch to . few appreciative friends ON
Tuesday. The guests wers:. Mrs. l.. w.
d. Shelton. Mrs. X. J. Ely, Mrs. Fred II.
Peterson and the Misses Goodspeed.
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The lrish-American Club. Of Seattle,
and the Emerald Club, Of Tacoma. held
union picnic last Sunday at Amunds'
grove. near Aiki point. which was largely
attended by people from both cities.
Resolutions were adopted complimentary
To Premier Gladstone and expressing the
hope that ne would extend clemency to
the political prisoners incarcerated during
the late Salisbury administration. There
were also number OF athletic contests
which oceasioned much fun.
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Buy our Boston Bond fos nrst-ciass WRITING
paper. sutton 4 Allan. iof south bseond
oseoot
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shnIi, Miss Minnie McCosky. Miss Marion
Mcdonald, Miss Mary Mcdonald. Mis-,
Josie Fitzpatrick. Miss Ienors Fisx-
patrick. Miss Jennie Ineiis. Miss Bessie
ingiis. Miss Edna Ingiis, Miss Essie Kin
ney. Mr.. Spanlding. Mr.. Ed Green. Mr.. r.
A Brockvay. Mr.. Henry Potts. Mr. Harry
Hsdley, Mr.. Frank Shuli, Mr.. Frank Mel
vi'ie. Master Chef Ingiis and Nasser Earl
Armstrong
nasss ssbsstssssA 6ss ssruepa.
The members Of the Univer.aliss de-
nomination Of this city enjoyed . social
and musical evening Friday night ct the
Unitarian church. Il vas expected thai
Dfn. GunnisOE and 6veetser, ceaebrated
ministers Of the denomination from
Worcester. Aass.. and Philadelphia, Who
have just returned from an excursion to
Alaska. would address the member, but
then short stay In the city prevented and
the evening Vas spent with music. Miss
Berry. Of Boston, . guest Of the residence
o. Judge Hartford, rendered two solos, 49,
Ing accompanied By Prof Darling. Mr..
werner also sang. being accompanied BY
lrol Martins. Who also gave several selec-
ICONS on the organ and piano.
4ss. 0sepheossa 1enessA.
4 picnic u Green lake was given Friday
afternoon and evening By Mrs H. T. Han.
NON and Ms Dave Bowen in honor Of
Mrs. T. A. Stephenson. Of Newcastle. Pa,
mother Of MrA Bowen. and Who will
shortly return 70 her home. The day was
spent in games. bathing. boating. fishing,
dancing and iunching. The party re-
turned home late in the evening. Those
In the party we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Bowen, Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Harmon. Mr..
ana Mrs. H. K. Stephenson. Mrs. T.
Hughes. Ars. 4 A. Stephenson. Mrs.
Fred Gasch. Miss Bsna Stephenson. Miss
Ruth Harmon. Miss Maud Hannen, Mas
ter Don Stephenson. Master Harry Bowen.
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POVERTY IN FASHION.
eusr,c f,;mcT'oH At AlNPo'"r
- =. 4. Nsng's Fee Yesterday Afssv-
eu-Dss3sss Psxtsss 80 Lssehssas
-NsAsssus Pseais rssssss

g il 10 fash
touabls e.
be poor
nowadays.
very few
eiabor ate,
Q ' . n { &
m sr X . q
the past
v eek iE
society,
Even In
the few en-
terrain
ments In
which spe
cial prepa-
rati o n q
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Oar telephone 10 ~. not soi. = il ~ boot.
Louch, Augustine h Ca
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Miss Carssss' Party.

Miss Myrtle Curtiss, of l021 Third street
entertained patty Of young friends Fri
day evening In honor Of Maj. Fred A.
Gaus. of Portland, who Il visiting here.
Music. whist and dancing were INDUCED
In. Those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Nickerson, Mrs. H. ]. Curtiss,
Mrs. Kspler. Miss Myrtle Curtiss. Miss
Ella Curtiss. Miss Eavers, Miss Carey,
Miss Hsbert. Mai. =. A. Gavs. Mr.. =. z.
Mcdonald. Mr.. c. p. Harrison. Mr.. r.
Vaughn. Mr.. r. A. Tresn, Mr.. George
Wiley. Mr.. 81. Younkin.
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The ladies Of the flower mission met in
the parlors of the First Unitarian church
at 10 O'Clock Thursday. where . profusion
of flowers was received and made into
bouquets. About 100 bouquets were sent
to the patients at Providence hospital and
the remainder given to private invalids
about the city. The ladies in charge Of
the mission are thankful for the many do
nations received. They will meet every
Thursday IN the pariors Of the Unitarian
church as long as the flower season lasts.
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Depnsits Of u end upwards sscsIvel q ~
Puget sound savings bank
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Among those camping at Alki point are
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Colman, Mr. and Mrs
T. l.. Blaine, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Ballard
Mrs. II. s. Taylor and family. Mira
Cragin and family. Miss Hubbard. Mis-,
Nettis Hubbard. Miss Kinney. Miss Mac
Donald, Miss Gillette. Miss Helen Gillette
Miss Burweli. Miss Jessie Ballard. Mis-.
Heating, Mr.. F. w. Hubbard. Mr.. A. q
Burweli. Mr.. J. V. A. Smith. Mr.. A.
Hutchinson. Mr.. +. Gillette, Mr.. J. A.
Whalley. Mr.. q. Roy Ballard, Mr.. d. s
Kinney.
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Psplls' Musicale.

pupils musicale viii b given tomor.
row evening Of Psttis' music hail ct 9 80
O'Clock. The programme il - follow: