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The PuyalIup Society.

PUYALLUP, Jan. 2a-lSpecial. The Rev. D
d. Proper. of seattle, has been here portion u
the week assisting the Rev. /. ID. Goodwin IN
the special meeting being held in the Bapfss
church.
Tuesday evening the Helping Hand Society
gave dime social in the Presbyterian church
A reception was rendered Rev. Harry Watkins
on Friday evening in the Christian hail ne
will preach there sunday evening.
Mrs. Blodgest, OF seattle, lectursd Friday
evening in the Unitarian church on Theosophy.
Hon. Ezra NJ. Meeker, Mr.. ]. V. Meeker ana
Rev. Mr.. Mitchell attended this week the UNI
tartan conference held in Olympia
Mr.. Ezra NJ MeeEer spent Monday In Seattle.
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Wood-Hollstedt.

On Wednesday, January IS, Mr.. James n.
Wood and Miss Annie H. VollsteGs, both of
Eagle Haroor, kitsap county, were married at
the residence OF the officiating Clergyman, Rev.
John F. Damon. A few friends only were pres
emit The pair returned 10 Eagle Harbor with
Capt c. Il. Williams, of the Tolo
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BALLARD SOCIAL NEWS.
A Recital at the Opera House-Sou, ,
Veterans Social.

Or Wednesday night Miss Alice HANDLED. and
& MUM Der OF her pu pills gave q musical recital in
the Ballard opera house. The sttesa dance was
rot as large the merits OF the entertainment
deserved.
The so1s OF Veterans gave s. pleasant social ca
Friday night il the &. A. r hall = n excellent
programme consisting OF vocal AMI Instrumental
music snd Rotations was rendered.. Mr.. J.
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Lodge A. q. L. w. Celebrate on.

The thirteenth anniversary OF Columbia
lodge, No 10, at Rankes hall, was almost as
great an event as the famous initiation OF De-
cember -, at which over 500 men became men,
bsrs of the order. Members from all over the
state were present The entertainment con-
sisted of literary and musical programme ard
concluded with dance. The exercises began
at 80 o'clock, aud. as the Knights of Pythias
band played medley, the officers, speakers and
distinguished visitors took seats OF the plag-
form. They were: Master Workman o. :. Jones.
Grand Master John u. Geoghegan. of Vancou-
yer; Deputy Grand Master +. w. Becker, of Col
fax; Grand Recorder E steinbach, of Tacoma;
Grand Receiver A. Amunds, OF Seattle:
Grand Medical Director r. NJ. Davis,
of Seattle: Grand Representative .. I.
Wheeler OF Seattle: Hon. John Arthur,
Gilbert F. Little. Judge Il. D. Gaus, of Tacoma;
D. c. Dawlev, of Tacoma. +. A. TwIchel, OF
seattle: J. H. Rabbit, of Tacoma; l. Hoare, of
Tacoma: E. J. Bailey of Everett: DR.. .. q. K 3ot,
Roswell scott, William Goodman. 5. q. Bene-
diet John Hancock, Daniel Warner, D. Butter
field, c IL siolte, John LiIz Mrs steinbach and
Mrs Hoare, OF Tacoma, aceomp tnied their hus-
bands AMI represented the ID -gree OF III onor
lodge OF that city. Worthy Master O. 5. Jones
then made an address and called the meeting
10 order Mr.. Gilbert 2. Little followed. ex-
order After Il musical number by the band
Mrs. Frances Lafayette gave powerful reclta-
ton of the potion scene from Romeo and
Juliet" which was warmly applauded
The next number was trombone solo by
Martin Hobbs, after which Hon. John D.
Geoe hogan, grand master workman of the order
in this state, spoke in congratulatory terms of
the work OF this jurisdiction, saying that it
greatly exceeded the expectations he held OF it
when ii was formed thirteen wears ago. Mr.
John Arthur gave a new members views" at
length, and was heartily cheered aud appIauded
This ended the literary exercises, and after lasn
light negatives had been taken Of the audience
Master Workman Jones said that the beneficiary
certificates for the new members, amounting TO
over sl.Ou0,01o, were ready for distribution
While the benches were Icing removed and the
fGor got readiness iOr dancing the cert flea es
were dlstri buted, and alter this was concluded d
dancing programme Of fourteen numbers was
carried out The following were the leading
committees:
Committee Of arraagement>--J. Harmon Cas-
kew, chairman: A Amunds. d. IS Warner, J.
" Hughes, T. ". Mcpherson, :. u. Benedict,
r. ". Sgnl Il.
Floor managers-J. Harmon Caskey, chair
nan; J. ". Hughes, c. ". Sauniers, u. 0. Dun.
ham.
Reception committee-A Amuuds, chairman:
vii. ism ThoemIng, William OBsIeu. C4pr ".
H. Clough, . ". Saunders, {. G. Benedict J.
Meshei. u l. Manning. Mrs. T. A. sg zes Mi
J. {. Lombard. Mrs. CT. L Burns Mrs y /.
White. Mrs. Anna ChiiDerg, Mrs. Callahan, Mrs
| A W. HildeoTaadt, Mrs. A. Amuuds Mrs g. I.
Manning, Mrs. j. II. Caskey. Mrs. Anna Frig.
gins. Mia c. VI. Chandler, Miss Nay IauRds.
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The Hebrew Benevolent Bali.

\ -. Valentines day entertainment and ball
viii &c gwen under the auspiees OF the Ladies'
Hebrew Benevolent Society at RANGES hail on
Tuesday. February IL Music Viii be given by
the be,,-kHown solasists IN this city ana also by
tGe FIRST Regiment band.
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SOCIETY AT TACOMA.
COtillion Club Failed to Visit
Seattle.
WEATHER PARTIALLY TO BLAME.
Successful Coium bian Tea-A Dancing
Party->t. Helen's Pink Tea-Per-
sonals and Crisp Chat.
TACOMA, Jan. 2s.-lspecialJ

iE CollIion CLUB did not
so 10 Seattle this week
as the guest of the Seat
tie Cotillion Cub Il
hsd been the inten ton
of the club 10 make the
trip, but somehow mat
tiers did not hitch, and
besides the weather was
not rropi,ious. In this
instance the weather
and other engagements
really made il quite I'M
possible for the club 10
go. However, several
mem bers of the club
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st. Helen's Pink Tea,

ST. Helen's Society of St Andrews Chapel will
give pink tea Wednesday evening at the resi-
dencs OF Mrs Arthur Calhoun, Sixth avenue
aud Dagmar street, from to 10 O'Clock. Miss
Carolyn G. Hammond, Miss MABEL Kean, Mis-,
Frances VI. Whitcomb and Miss Liliia Palliss
have charge OF The arrangementa
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Miss Andruss Entertains.

Mss Winnie Andruss gave a whist patty at
her home Tuesday, n honor If her friend Miss
N@ukook, OF Chicago Those present we're:
A.Ss |snaooA, A.ss La, Mas scr. ane., Miss
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WEEK IN SOCIETY.
The Last Seven Days Fairly Ac-
tive in Social Circles.
THE ART LEAGUES RECEPTION
The CotfIIion Club Dance-seattle La
dies May Sing ut Chicago
Other Notes.
- HE last week has

been one OF q fair
degree OF activity
in society. Tho
Art Lesgue exhibit
ton and reception
is worth noting as
a beginning o I
what, it Is hoped,
will b good for
Seattle in every
way. The exhibit
ton can not be
treated as an ar
lists salon would
be handled, for In
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Graf-aauser.

At 1919 Marion street. seattle, on January -,
lS93. BY the Rev. Alexander A ,soIs. u. D., Mr..
Hugo Graf TO Miss Ellie L Hauser, 10Th o. th.s
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Hobbs-De Graf.

A. 2203 seventh street, Seattle, on December
II, 1892, by the Rev. Alexander Alisoss, .. D., M
Martin Hobbs 10 Miss Annie De Gyai, both OF
this city.
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Mr.. ". NJ. Meek gave q stag box party at Cord
rays on Friday night His guests we're: M
Howard W. Baker. Mr.. A W. Colernah. Mr. G.
Meade Emory, Mr.. James P. Oberseuaer and
Mr.. Jere II. Wheelwright
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uniqns programme was participated in by the
following ladies: Mrs. 7. ]. Massey. Mrs.
Augusta Pennington, Mrs. Emmer Brown. Mrs.
u f. Logan, Mrs. Capt. Flynn. Mrs. Kettle
Sparkling and Mrs. s. b. VrooTnan. The selee-
tious were finely rendered A prize, Memories
o the Crusade" was presented 70 Mrs. Emma
Brown by Mrs. Mary Bynon Reese. Refresh
ment were served In the evening, Mrs. Reese
gave The ",tory of the Ohio Crusade" ia pub
lie address. and the lady contestants of the
afternoon repeated their selections to the de-
light OF the audience. The Dies Moiues W. G. I.
e. viii soon give its fourth Demorest medal
contest 1t is one OF the best auxiiiaries in the
ssa
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Mr. and Mr.. Milea Entertain.

MI. and Mrs q. c. Miles gave a very eajoyaole
dinner and whist party at their residence, 4i4
Columbia street, THURSDAY evening. Those
present were: DR.. and Mrs Alfred Raymond,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur l. Fonda. Mr.. and Mrs. f.
r. Hoze, Mr. and Mrs. VI. NJ Carraher snd Mr..
and Mrs T. c. Miles
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Pruett, Mise Lillian Pruett. Miss Wiinie An
druss. Mr.. Clark, Mr.. Mears, Mr.. De stieger, Mr.
Goldsoy, Mr. Litteii and Mr. Andrus&
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Mr.. wfnstock,s Box Party.

Mr.. Melvin g. Winstock gave q box party at
the Seattle theater on Friday night 10 see John
Dillon. His guests were: Mr.. aud Mrs; samuel
Rosenberg, Mr.. aud Mrs. Z. Morgenstsrn and
MIR. and Mrs Leo Kohn
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Events TO Come.

The Pythian Day anniversary ball comes of
on February IL
The ball OF the Seattle police department comes
of at the Armory on February -
A ST. Valentines ball will be given by the
Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent Society oa Febru-
airy Il
The Rebekah Club viii give social on
Wednesday evening at Odd Fellows has., North
Seattle.
The Progress Social Club will give one OF
its strictly informals'' on February AZ the Ar
lington hotel
On Thursday evening a concert will pc given
at Pettis chambers for the benefit of tee organ
fund of Trinity P. E. parish chnreh
The Young Peoples Fraternity of tae First
Unitarian church will give a social dance at the
Arlington hotel on Wednesday Night.
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Mr., Furth,s Box Party,

Mr.. Jacob Furth gave q box party at Cordray's
theater on Friday night TO see Fatinitzs Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Ed /. Terry. Mrs. ].
G. Scurry, Hiss Furth, Miss SIdonie FQrth and
The host.
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An Educational Event.

The students and friends of the Seattle and
Puget Sound business college gave the first of q
series of monthly socials last evening fine
programme was rendered, OF which the follow
ing are q few numbers:
Overwhelmingly" ...........-.......
Mrs Ii. A Goddard. Miss Flora Lotka, MI. FL
Woodwork, Mr.. Fred Beckerton.
Duet-"Huntsr's March" ........-....
MI. Hill Lindsey, cornet; Miss Mae Cooper.
piano.
Recitatfon-"Chicken Pie" Miss Simpson
Character soio-"The Beggar Girl"..
-...............Mi Miss Flora Lotka, in costume
Vocal trio-''Quack" Miss De Long. Miss Lord
The programme was followed by refreshments
and dancing. The next social will be held in
the college rooms Friday evening, March
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The Columbian Reception.

One of the pleasautest affairs OF the season
was Columbian reception given By the Young
Ladies Society of the First Presbyterian church
on Tuesday evening in the church parlors. The
rooms had been yerv prettily decorated IN white
bunting, vines and ferns. There were also
many easy chairs, couches and cushions, max
ing the rooms very inviting. The tables wers
tastefully trimmed in orange and white. from
which dainty refreshments were served. Mrs
Patterson and Mira Morrill, had charge OF the
COTE table. and Mrs. Achilles and Mrs. Baltic
the tea table. Tney were assisted by Mrs
French, Mrs. Hoska, Mrs CASTOR, Miss Howell,
Miss Asucrait, Miss Wlngate, Miss Belle Win
gate, Miss Stacey and Miss Fries The lemonade
tables were presided over by Miss Hewitt, Miss
Winnie Howell and Miss Downs During the
evening delightful musical programme was
given. Those assisting were: Mrs. Joshua
Pierce. Mrs. T. D. French, Miss Pauline Bengal,
Miss Julia eprsgue, Mr.. Pickeral, Miss Rosene
and Miss Chidister. The reception committee
was composed OF Mrs. Orr, Mrs. Wells, Mrs
Anderson, Mrs. Ca.rothers. Miss Odds, Miss Car
men. Miss Shaw and Miss Chamberlain. Among
those present were: Mr.. aud Mrs. Otis Sprague,
Mr.. and Mrs o. B. HAYDEN, Mr. and Mrs. Wat
rous, Mr. and Mrs. Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. Car
rothers, Mr. and Mrs. Opie Anderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Manley, NJ. and Mrs. Morrill,, Dr. and Mrs.
Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Biattner. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harerty, Mr. and Mrs Foyle, the Rev. and Mrs.
Patterson. Mr.. and Mrs. French, Mr. and Mrs.
Snyder, Mrs. Yeazell, Mrs. Chamberlain, Mrs.
Young. Mrs. Sutton. Mrs. Nelson Bennett, Mrs.
Fife, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Drum, Mrs. sutton,
Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Baker, Mrs G. ". Fife,
Mrs. Dickson, Mrs. Harmon, Miss Smith,
Mrs. Arlington, Mrs. Ball. Mrs. Sessions.
Mrs Holmes. Mrs. HAYES, Mrs. Matson,
Miss Giilispie, Miss Church, Miss Carmen, Miss
Sallie Carmen, Miss Yeazell, Miss Kiitie Yeazeu,
Miss Dryer, Miss Shaw, Miss Cham berlain. Miss
Shumway, Miss Larrimer, Miss Looney, Miss
Dakn, Miss Manley Miss Burmes Miss w hippIe
Miss Ball, Miss Daniels, Miss Confare, Miss
Lemon. Miss Sto.ler, Miss Makins, Miss Orchard,
Miss Holmes, Miss Young, Miss Hayes, MI.
Enos, Nj Thompson, Mr.. Germond, Mr.. Thorn
son, Mr.. Arnold, Mr. Makips, Mr.. White. Mr..
Treyatt, Mr.. Morse, Mr.. Gardner, Mr. Gambeli,
Mr.. Tsyer, Mr.. Dickson, Mr. Perry, Mr.. Roberts,
Mr.. Young, Mr.. Beebe, Mr.. Plummer, Mr. Burk-
hart, Mr.. HOln.as. Mr.. John Chandler, Nj. i. S.
Chandler, Nj. Millner. the Rev. B. 5. Mac
Laferty.
The proceeds will go toward refurnishing the
pastors study.
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A SURPRISE was rendered Mr.. and Mrs. William
Issseli on Friday evening. at their home ca
Weller street Music AMI WAIST were TIE even
luE's smuselnent~ Those presy NJ we're Nj and
Mrs Georges Gardner. Mr.. and Mrs. sanue.
newsnap, Mr.. sud MIS- / L,rksrd, Nj ana Mrs
r Anderson. Nj and Ms j K Hamilton, Nj
ana Mrs William U.4yer. M, n. r Francisco
Mid4letowa, \. y; Mss L.l6le Noon Miss
Jessie Garduer, Miss tl.liaa Cotworth, Mis-,
Minnie Coffin, Miss gnche Cur or. Mss Amy
J. Hnlcnoecx. GIoyersyiile. y. y: D.. l. q
Alhin. Mr Chester ClsyGs. Nj. NtlLaIn Mouttea.
Nj Everett, Anderson. Mr.. Gay Is,sci., NJ.
Free. Gardner, Mr.. I. - Ga-aes. ana Nj Hvde
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Personal and Social Notes.

Personal and Social Notes
Mrs. Jacob Fur.h and Miss Fur.h returned
home on Tuesday.
Judge H. G. Strive il expected hosae from
California on Monday.
Mr.. James P. Oberteuffer returned from San
Francisco on Thursday.
Rev. W. G. E lot ana Mr. Joseph Shippen were
at Olympia during the week.
Miss Lizzie Jay Richardson has returned home
from a visit to friends in Tacoma.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Fehren go to housekeeping
February at their new home in East Park.
|. Mr. and Mr.. Maurice McMicken left On Thurs-
DAY evening for England, to be absent month
or six weeks
Mrs. W. K. Forrest and Mrs c. 1. Webb have
been with their husbands at Olympia during the
past two weeks.
Mrs. W. o. P. Hilsdale, of St Paul, and Mrs
W. +. Pease. of Tacoma, are visiting Mrs. T. J.
Thorsen, on Tenth street
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Brown, of Douglas, Wash,
were in the city Saturday, on their way to Jersey
CITY, n. J Tor short visit.
Miss Jessie Fisken will give little informal
reception at her rooms in the Holyoke block on
Saturday afternoon and evening.
Mrs. W. II. H. G. cen entertained Misc Hoskin-
son, Miss Relte Mr.. James Hamilton Lewis and
Mr.. Fred Bausman on Thursday night last
Mr.. William H. Wilson left last n igifs for San
Francisco, on his way to Melbourne, australia,
aud Mrs. Wilson left for Washington city on q
visit TO friends.
The executive committee and officers of the
Ladies Musical Club were entertained by Mrs.
u. A. c. Rochester at her home on Rochester
avenue on Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R Mcdonald leave nsxt week,
their ultimate destination being Europe Miss
Mcdonald accompanies them, but VIII remain
in Michigan with relatives during het parents
absence.
Mrs. Thomas Burke and her brother, Mr.. O.
Chase McGilvra, returned home from Paris on
Thursday last. Judge Burke left on Wednes.
day, going al far east as Pascoe junction to meet
them.
Mrs. r. C. Washburn has been Spreading the
past two weeks with her husband at Olympia,
and will visit ner parents in Portland before Mr..
Wsshburn completes his legislative DATES and
returns to Seattle.
Gov. and Mrs. E. r Ferry left San francisco
yesterday for Santa Barbara, and will remain
there probably six weeks Their plan is to take
in the Ojai valley for an indefinite stay. Their
later plans are not yet made, though they may
return to Seattle before going East.
Miss Mabel Filkins. who has been abroad
studying and travelling for the past tsso years,
is expected in New York tomorros, having
sailed from France January q. She will visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaffner in New York FOR time,
will travel through the United States and will
return to Seattle in the early summer.
| Mr.. aud Mrs. s. L. Crawford returned last
| Wednesday from Olympia. where fhey had
| spent ten days Mrs. Crawfords wall-known
| social tact was displayed in tho hammer in
| which she kept entertainments go:ug at the
| Olympia hotel during her stay. She was ably
| seconded in this work by Mrs. ". +. Forrest,
Mrs. R c. washburn, Mrs. C. L. Webb and other
Seattle ladies stopping there.
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Columbian Symposium.

The Young Mems Institute will next wedues-
day evening give Columbian symposium at
their hail, lll717 Tacoma avenue. The pro-
gramme:
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An entertainment and supper were given in
the church building at Franklin on Saturday
evening. January q, for the benefit of the Union
church work. which is being carried on under
the direction OF Pastor Shepard. The programme
Of the entertainment was arranged by Miss
Laihrum and Mrs. Comstock and rendered as
follows:
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The ladies Of the Des Mo4res vs.. {. r [. gsve
q very successful ties party 81 the residence ut
hsy. /. ]. Massey o. 4AaGs4sE slss1.Qsa, A
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A Dancing Party.

dancing party was given by the Cotillion
Club, which will precede the affair TO be given
two weeks from tonight. Miss Dickinson, who
has been chiefly instrumental in the success of
the clubs parties, was absent on a trip 20 New
York. Her absense was deeply regretted. A
thoroughly good time was had at the ball last
night Those present were: Mrs. Anderson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Snow, Miss Bailey. Mr.. and Mrs.
Melbourne Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs. Cornwall, Mrs.
l. ". Anderson. Mr.. aud Mrs Seely, Mr. and
Mrs. Landell. DIR. and Mrs. Yocom Bostic1, M
and Mrs. Hurley, Mr.. and Mrs. Marble, Mrs.
Shank, Miss Burnett, of Seattle; Miss Wrestling,
Miss Laughton Miss Phillips and Miss Allen,
of Olympia: Miss Bailey, Miss Hayden, Miss
Shera, Miss Dericksou, Miss Rowe, Miss Sey-
mour, Mis-, Tucker, Miss Woodruff, Miss Evans
Miss Holt, Miss Smith, o. HoQuiam: Mr.. Co.'S
tello, Mr.. Thornell Mr.. McElroy. Mr.. Bridgets. Mr.
Cresson, Mr. Hayden. Mr.. Gibbons, Mr. Streicht,
OF Seattle; Mr.. Rows, Mr.. Johnston, Mr. T.
Griggs, Mr. J. Anderson, Mr.. Kershaw, Mr.. Cald-
we'll, Mr. McNesr, Mr.. Ellis, MI +. &. Wright
Mr.. A. Wright, Mr.. Sutton, Mr.. Stewart Mr. Hav-
Hand, DR.. Piggins. Mr.. Wrestling, Mr.. Pri,chard,
Mr.. Hunt. Mr.. Prunes, Mr. Tyler, Mr. Wood.
ruff. Mr.. Hollis, Mr.. Rainsdell, Mr.. Sedgwick,
Mr.. II alslead, Mr.. BurrilI Mr.. Tyler.
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Burns Anniversary Exercises.

The Caledonan and ST Andrews Society OBJ
served the ninty-seventh anniversary of Burns
death Wednesday evening by musical ana
literary performance at the Tacoma tneater for
the benefit of the White Shield home The Rev
Mr.. Alison, of Seattle, reviewed the Ms life
and death, which followed the openiud by Miss
Burhans. Mrs. Mangum aud Mr. Crandall sang
a duet, and Mrs. Marvin Scotch songs Mira.
James Buchanan was selected to furnish in the
first part of the programme a break in the
orthodox Scotch programme. She sang the
"Flower song from Faust" in q very artistic
manner. aud displayed her voice in decidedly
pleasing style. Her annie Laurie" solo in tina
later half OF the programme was given under
some disadvantages, as the audience was grow
ing impatient at the laIeness of the hour. I.
was the most perfect and pleasing thing of the
kind OF the evening Mr.. Howden, however. in
his sweet, though somewhat unframed voice.
touched responsive chords i'll the hearts of his
many friends aud countrymen presen. Mr.
Dsvidson's sword dance pleased the sons of
Scotia greatly and the dancing in Highland cos
tune with Mr.. Munro TO the music Of Nj Ken
nedys bagpipes was enthusiastically received
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The sc" Social at Latona.

The &C" social given by the Ladies' Aid Soci-
ETY. OF the Latona NJ E. church last Tuesday
evening was very successful, both socially and
financially. Marquis hall was taxed to its ut
most seating capacity, many coming from quite
distance. Refreshments were served from 5
p. II. to p. II The following was the pro-
gramme:
SHoi US .DS the surrey
hecItdtlon FRANK bleecS
Duet Mr.. A. d. Stevens and Miss Lette stevens
instrumental solo Mrs. J. r. 4 wards
ittdoans .-Afs' a. v. lItcluhh
Chorus. ...... immunity the Society
Reading ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Miss Pe-rl Cooper
song.........Nellie Edwards and Eddie Bennett
instrumental SOLO. ............Mrs. A. d. Stevens