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Meaarry-Dean.

Lady of Good Help last sunday esen-
ing. Mr.. ,. l. McGarry and Miss Nellie
bean. both OF this city, were united In
marriage by Rev. T. X Prsfontaine. Miss Edna
England acted as bridesmaid and Mr.. q. r. Kill
day best man. After the ceremony the bridal
party repaired 10 their home on seventh street.
wnere few Of their most intimate fgsanda
awaited them supper Was served and the even
ing pleasantly spent by all Among those pres
eat were: Mr.. and Mrs. J. q. McGarry, Mr. aud
Mrs. J. L. Engiand. Miss Edna England. Mr. J.
P. Kilday, Mr. u. T. Dunn. Mr.. r. England. Mr..
Ill England.
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Kuehi-Knau.s.

The residence of Mr.. and Mrs IT, i. Markus.
1909 Third street. Seattle. was tho scene OF .
quiet wedding on Saturday evening. when
Mas Rosie Knsnss. just arrived from wsscon.
siu home. was Joined In marriage with Mr..
Ernest Ruehl. enterprisiug aud much re.
spsefed citizen OF our Queen Of the Vest The
bride Was elegantly attired in conventional
white, cream satin trimmed, and was sccompa-
MED by her sistar-in-iaw, Mira Alma Atwood
Knsuss, As bridesmaid. while Mr.. J. Braun
served a. groonsman. Rev. John r. Damon
offcissed. The ceremony was followed By
dainty services of wedding cake.
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Mr.. csaans.. Halloween r.r,,.

iAss Tuesday evening @r. and Ms J r.
Cousat delightfully."- entertained few friends
AZ their rosiaenee. Ilaa Casrry street. in hoacr
Of siE. and NrG Mischeli and daughter. eft Be-
last. Ne. AmeGg these pressat were. Mr. aad
Mrs william X Tswne. ar. aEs Mrs. Il Hzzei-
isas. &Fx r. A. Caa@zt. vi. ana Mrs G 4.
D.xsn AID NJ u = Harvey The Hallowa,sa
sieearauoas ans exAie.t prepared bg Mr.. J. r.
ConAns were ssarftly esfoxei aaa the fAuisrr
vlews descriptive Of = tour on sise ghins esae4
msca TO ia pleasure Of tha sveasnr
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Ladies' Day a, the Athletic club.

The Thursday courtesy OF the Seattle Athletic
C.eb toward the lady friends OF its members IL
one very highly appreciated by the latter, and
their sttendance i growing in numbers. on
last Thursday many of the ladies were waiting
before the hour when the club Ia turned over to
them. and the numbers OF those who partici-
pated In tie athletic exercises was also larger,
there being about thirty in gymnasium cos.
tune. Not the least of tho attractions for the
ladies is the swimming pool. and when they are
INDUCING in this delight tue sceae presented is
charming Among those present on
Thursday were: Mrs I. Church, Miss Mamie
Run, Miss Jean Atkinson, Mrs. w. 3 RsIfe,
Mrs II. v. V. Bean, Miss Lillian Bray, Mrs. H.
c. colver, Miss Relic. Miss Albughton. Miss
Anna Harmon. Mira Barber. Miss Page Miss
Stowel. Miss Meem, Mrs. sanford, Mrs
{. l. Webb, Mrs MeEwan. Mrs. Wine
lii, Miss winehii. Miss Wilson, Miss
Martin. Miss Glars Fisken. Miss Beatrice Cheal,
Mi-s Ida Corey. Miss Madge Corey. Miss Clara
Fisken, Mrs. Huat Mrs Riley, Mrs. 6. Hanna.
MIRA l. Willard. Mira H1ribus. Mrs. l. Hughes,
Mrs folger. the Misses Miller, Mrs. H. & Cole,
Mrs Ftlktns, Mrs Adair, Miss Sieonia Furth,
Miss coiliugs. Mrs. Ceilings, Mira HuEd, Miss
Hard, Mrs Roliias. Mrs Hazeleine. Miss
ca arles. Mrs. T. c. Neufalceg. Mrs. T. A. Bell,
Mrs. j. +. Mcknight, Mrs Charles r. whittls-
sey. Mrs. Prior. Mrk. r. :. Hill. Miss Hill. Miss
Reisengcr. Miss Z. foung. Miss McPhee, Miss
HoihTook. Miss Jenny, Miss Laurie King. Miss
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More cases OF SEX hsadsehs. bIiiousness, con-
st1Fatloa can b. cured in less ttnns. sifh less
rssesstrfns, and for Isas rnasy, BY ussag Carriers
Llsxse Izsef Plsis tAAa ~ AzJ other means.
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ne students Of the Acme Business College
sa ias FIRST o. their monthly entertainments
~ fradAs evening N the coikege rooms. The
sssfsntaEs were crowded By the friends OF the
saaehia A musical sad literary programme
rendered. after waich refreshments
ss serred, and the remsinaer OF the
s.sasng spent IN conversation, games, etc The
1ea and literary programme wss as fol-
vs. ufSains remarks. Prot, ". ". neIaag;
skass duet, Messrx Psrkhurst aud Isudsly
<ssase. Mr. f. "a. McIaren: VEGA solo. Miss
fhllsiFs; instrumental sole. Miss Alice
N,sfs Voosi sole Mis- EiHa Ha:dy; address.
- waller; voesl soso. Mr.. Henyy Gses. rect.
-. Ne + 4 HeLSseA vocal sole. Nj sfeeu;
ss@ sosos NJ. He2yy OSleS TIE following are
assaSs at sew al those preseat. Nr. ard
~ Aaox. NJ. and Ma A 'reen. ~. aud
H. Lord, Mr. sad Mrz Lin3s.y, Mr.
Ms & H. NoFfard, Mr. and Ms. L7ng So,
saa Mrs FArtSg. No and Mrs.. wutam Nc
ss. NJ Aaa Mrs. ". " neIaas. Mr. sna
- Ssosse fAom g.sos. Nj and Mrs 2 4 Nc
- Nj ana Mrs- inee, Mrs l. Sewell. Mr&
Nsot, M q v. Feiefsaa. Mrs z , Carrie.
H. Feos. Mrs EAnabers. Mrs r.
hSseu. Mrs. Ser oner. Nrx Hsvea.
he~raAs. Mr. r. y. Dggssn. Mss Maud
s<soa. Mss Hawkins. Mss n Rode. Mis-.
=. 49, ). tAtaefie. Miss fstrl case. Aiss Eva WIZ
as Sertyuds Calhoun. Mss asua1e Will
49, us ina sAls!d. Mas ioscphins Riley.
49, leaa RauSiss. Miss Carrie aArrn0aG q.
49, 'esa MenaHaii. Miss Be-Shz Baker. lass
- ftyaS. MIS- i1Essc Hsary, Mis- Enth
49,, Asss ta.w Ssxer. MSS Bessie Gitssoa
.eanse q esaa. Mss tsnule Actin. Mss
sssy, Mss Azxxie HesEen. Miss Carrie
-. Mss Agees koslcWSks Ms. TeHA kaa-
Miss Agnes Pets Miss assxa cex e.
- y Aease. Miss Ataa,e gsehn. siiss
s.ss: Mass scstbses, Miss AcCCaueli.
a~asss Mss Kuadbsrg, Mas IL RGade<Eg.
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Na,ses 20 the Ladies.

Mrs Yo1rg's Ens cakss has eesa piaes1 % sale
q, The Haisy Groesry coEapasy. aad csn b bad
aay saaarity desired
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ghs -gseat Essy Mover" 10 Pssnilzs rllls Cares
esaslpafloa. sogEsgs. @sesaiA IL 1FBsTiss1
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sheet raussc ls cheapest 81 Julseh's. eorass
Thgr4 en4 Columbia
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John W. CorSoa, the we.i-knawn LAWYER 81
tals city. ~as married AZ Derry Depe5. \. H..
October - 70 Miss 1enaie May nersey o. ,hat
city. The 9el. Of that place. SAYS OF The We'd
ding: a seautisul October uacgninw iual az
sunshine sad life blessed The wedding dsy of
Miss Jennie May Rersey. daughter os
Asowry " Ferley. Of Lnmp&tcr. and Mr..
3san WarFea caSson. prominent lawyer
OF sesstla. WSsh.. who were married ca
Tuesday ~ high ncoa At tho residence
OF the brides sister. Mrs. IA. Adams Tho par
lors were saSiefnlsy decorated. and standing in
the rids. Of little group Of People irosa ths
Immediate families aud beneath an ar
Dor OF autnmaai foliage, surrounded By
beautiful plants aud flowers. Miss Persey
AID Nj Corson were welded by Rev A.
A. Miner, p. D.. IL d. OF Bosson an
uacie OF the ovide's. authorized by commits
slcn from the governor OF New Hampshire. as
sisted By Rev. Daatei Onssoff pasfor OF 81
Lakes y. e. church. TAe bride was elegantly
stttred. The bride and groom were unattended.
Az the eoncsusion OF the ceremony wedding
breakfast was parsASen Of by the aasorn-
bied guests- Mr.. aud Mrs Cnrson isft
for Chicago ard thence 70 Seattle, Wash.
where they viii reside beautiful
and happy incident OF the ceremony occurred
dnring blessing offered BY DIT. Miner, when !
beam OF sunlight broke through the bower Of
plants that decorated The windows, spending
It's glory and purity upon tho heads OF the
bridal pair a. they were receiving the benedle-
tlon. Mr.. and Mrs. corson are Row on their
way home and will be az home % their friends
al The Hotel Rainier alter November -
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o Guy. rA G.. Ieszsnx araxxsss. ves,sr
ana Third.
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wniiams-p.ss.

On Friday evening the marriage OF Mr. Alfred
Williams 70 Miss Matilda Juliet Daft took place
az the residence of the brides parents, 1905 joy
street The ceremony was performed BY Rev.
Wallace Nuttfng In the presence Of Mr.. and Mrs
Leo Daft. Miss Anna G. Daft, Thomas q. Daft
MIRA Alfred Williams. Misses Hettie, Edith and
Emily Williams. MessrR. Bert Williams. Ed
ward Williams and Fred Everett. The newly.
married couple viii take up their residence ia
q cottagernear tbs brides parensA Mr.. Alfred
Williams IL well known In seattle. having haen
for some years cashier OF the Spring niiI Water
Company. and 10 now with tho nrm of
Thomas q Co, financial agents. The fafher Of
tho bride. Leo Daft. 10 one OF the foremost cleo
trical engineers in America. and hiss upward Of
100 Of his own patented inventions In nxa
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An enjoyable pzrty was given in hona- OF
Masters Frank and George Elliott on Monday st
shelr home on jackson and Rainier streets The
eysaing was spent ~ gamea Dinner was
served at 10 o'clock. and the rest of the evening
wss spent IN dancing Those present were.
Miss lss saith. Miss Lana Graham. Miss tseaa
6FaAsrn. Miss Sestse smith, Hiss Louise sslson.
Miss Matte kesting. Miss Bessie Ingiss. Miss
Norma Reynoid. Miss Essis Fisher. Master
Frank Elliott. Master George Elliott, Master
Harm Crawford, Master George Bcede, Master
Brit Stevens. Master Julius Augustine. Master
Howard severaaes. Master Carl Holmes and
Master Chester Fox
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aesssah csab. xortA seattle. Tuesday sssa-
lax, soYxa.a@r :.
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A HaIiowe'en serenadlnr par,v.

A merry party Of young psoPle. ali beat On
celebrating HaiioHe' en-. gathered st the h1fae o.
Mics Wgnifrrd Nade. on Rsntoa hIif. on Tues
aSy evening. ana alter enjoying themselves ~
Kalnx do~a re cellar b=c1 warts and divfag
into tgs 81 water for Epp3es. etc. they al
songnec 20 the opea air 10 exercise their lungs
BY serscsiiag slUe al fbelr ueiEabo-s Thsy
proceeded 10 tie homes ~ NJ Pses Niss Ralnh
MIS- Carroll. Miss Csnne.a and Nr Aoose AZ
sseh ace eslas iEvitc1 60. . here tA1y danced
and ssnr sd paFtons 81 refreshrasRts AEaonR
she ooes SAo bells q make taiugs lively were
Mss lnilrct y ats. Miss Carroll. Miss Craze
Mis- Llliy erase. Hiss Marguerite Crane Miss
Smts. Miss Peek. Mics E1ssslI Miss Hafi Ntss
hitt.cE. Miss F1HliPs azG Miss Moore NJ
Russell. M. Dan FHrnsworth. Mr.. Clare Farms
wo,th. Mf. Waitress. Mr. Edwards Mr. krNak
Carrot. Mr.. PEGS. Mr. HAastli. NJ Leaty, NJ
NsydenhAasr. Mr. Harry RackestsL
Reception 10 Rev. and Mrs. shaukIin.
TIE members and fr.eaas % TIE First " z
e1urch gAtAssea n the church pGrtors On
Wednesday, svsairs % sd ia a formal way 10
TIE welcome vkiea they had already extea9ee
sc.tAeis aew Pastor, sac tae groups os y0uns
aud cid ooaveralng IN al animated wsy made
vsFy pretty si<ht BSsA pNssw ana peopse ara
10 be congratulated On saeA a Yvry rseHisiEg
Introduction tc tas sex OF TIE eoralag year.
Teo rvcc9gsoa was "a charge Of the ladies' OK tie
enSxcA, and FosteG FsAnts had hesa ps4ced
aToGra tie p9sloEs. giving q very pSeassng effect
TT. T. r. Fere preSsee4 eeEsa< TIC iosnsai part
ct ire ex9ress@s aa1 Introduces A N. Foos<.
wan essssesea the sG1ress welcoming Rev.
sAsnkIIa - Is wozK AID kHs hsArsA s2s Aazes
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Mrs. MiddIebrook's At-Home.

A delightful s.at-horae' was given at the resi-
dencs of Mrs J. r. Middiesrook, As Taylor
street, On Tuesday afternoon for the benefit Of
the ladies' Aid society OF the First Methodist
Episcopal church. The parlors and dining
room were tasteinlly decorated for the occasion
and the shades were drawn. Miss Alice An-
gustine gave a coup of recitation. Mrs. T. l.
Fehrea and Mrs. Middleorook each gave vocal
solos. the latter rendering song the words and
music of which were written By j. Henry Mid
diebrook. Dainty refreshments were served
Mrs Roland II. Denny and Mrs. George T. Mills
assisted in receiving the guests, who were: Mrs
A. H. Foote, Mrs. George 7. Mills. Mrs A. A.
Chragan. Mrs. r. II. Denny, Mrs. NJ b Augus-
tine. ARA ]. Ii. Elder. Mrs { II. Plies. Mrs j.
I. Ronald. Mrs. +. /. Fehren. Mrs c. W. May
nGrd, Mrs. Franc Lee, Mrs. l. A Darling. Mrs
f l. Blaine, Mrs. 7. o. Lindsay, Mrs. Walter
Ronald, Mrs. George r. Fisher. Mrs. Cramer,
Mrs Croft. Miss Alice Augusta ne, Miss Brown.
Miss Ferris and others
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The Mi..e. Arer.t.. HalIous.n Party

On Tuesday evening the Misses Ayerst enter
tanned number OF friends at their residence.
Ills Fifth street The evening was spent with
progressive games OF whist. enehre, jackstraws
and crokonole. Miss Belle Flskfn succeetsa in
winning the first prize aud Miss Beatrice Fiskin
the consolation prize. Those prssen, were:
Mira Flskin. Miss Beatrice Cheal, Miss Fiskin,
Miss Cara Fiskin, Mas Beatrice FiskIn. Miss
Mabel sFiskin, Miss Ida Proper. Mis- Holland,
Mss Evelyn Ayerst. Miss Engenie Ayerss, Miss
isene Ayerst, Rev. W. 6. Eliot. jr.,w. W. Aver
sou, Mr.. Boyer. Mr. Paul Holbrook. Mr. Maurice
Cheal. Nr. Alfred Fiskin, Mr.. Alex Jameson.
Mr.. Andrew Jameson, Mr.. Cow, Mr.. smith. Mr.
kedissd and Mr.. Carmichael
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A Pastor sarpri.sd at snoqualmia.

On Tuesday evening Rev. and Mrs H. f.
Warrington had quite surprise given them ss
snoQuainsie oy some twenty -dve or thirty of the
hop ranch boys They purchased wagon load
OF groceries. etc az the hop ranch store. and led
by MI. VIII Gsvens, foreman OF TIE snoqaalmse
hop ranch, went 70 the parsonage The good
man and bis vile were so surprised Their
scarcely knew what 20 say. An invitation was
given them TO call again Saturday and they
would talk TO them Mr.. waiklngton il pastor
OF the Methodist Episcopal church al snoqusi-
ME. He hiss only heen there bur short tine
and Is liked by everybody
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''on saturday at so'cicck q m, &C ths NJ Il
parsonage OF FREMONT Georgsana Powell, of
Seattle. became the welded bride OF Louis +.
Dahl. OF this city. Miss Powell has made her
home during the past two years with Rev. T.
b. Ford. presiding elder OF q large district Of
the Pacific coast. and IL young LADY OF many
accomplishments. Mr. Dahl Is one Of tho popu-
lar Young business men OF North BEND. whose
friends extend hearty welcome 20 him and
hts bride a. residents Of our city. Mr.. and MrA
Dahl arrived ct North Bend sunday evening,
and are at present occupying . suite of rcoms
IN the Dion residence" The above 10 from thu
Rspsbiaczn. OF North Bend. Neh, OF October n,
lss2 Miss Powell made many friends while
residing In Seattle. aud they wish her much
happiness In her new relations and home
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| WEEK OF JOLLITY.
halloween Celebrated by Nn-
merous Parties.
al SORTS or QUEER GAMES.
~ EIks' HsiI-A sheet and Pillow
Case rsrty-Laaies' Day - the
Athlete Club.

6epsrsi ioiIisy marked last weeks dosngs in
3<szsg. due 70 the celsbratlon q HslIowe,en-
= t8et most OF the parties Of tbs week were
I'D 90 Tuesday sTening. Other principal
ex<nss we're the sheet sssd psliew case tsfty st
3sssents ball on Wednesday esenfng the Etks.
~ % Friday evening. the Mystic Cuts dance
- Hsansssay evening, Misc SfesIss PssIisps'
err On Friday evening and Mr. Middle
lrook's musicale TUESDAY afternoon, besides the
1s4ssf Musical Club eoneert yestsraay after
1oes, and ladies' day at the Athletic ciuh.
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Mystic Social Club Dance.

dancing party was given by the Mystsc
Social Club. at the Arlington. on Wednesday
evening the guests being: Mr. Summer Bald
win, Mr. Walter Bouse, Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Zln.
erman, Mr.. r. sehoenfeld, Mr.. Joseph Harcfn,
Mr.. Ed Clough. Mr.. J. II. Ronald. Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Green. Mr. and Mrs. II. F. smith, Mr. l. C.
Branson. Nr. and Mrs II. A. Swift. Miss viola
White, Mrs Brewer, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Brock
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Wolfe, Mrs. 1. A. Bauser,
Mrs. .. 7. Taylor. III. ". b. Sharp, Mr Merritt
Nv. l. A. kautz, Mr. and MIRA RunkeIl Mas
xze Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs Miffard, Mira Davis.
Mrs Glasscock. Miss Lucy siartup. Mr.. E A.
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs Hathaway. Mr.. aud Mrs. ].
d. Crawford. Mr.. c. o. Tucker. Miss r.. c. Moak,
Dr.. K W. schoenie
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zsss .. 1assa, Miss Nswmznsen. Mia Hswit
Aatnssr, Miss Ailse Agar, Mics Nay lea
= - bAAsy gennings. Msss AIils, Mss la
s.eDs.seeH. Mss MyFsse Carts. Ml&s senaaier,
saaas ssfses PhEiiips. Nils MA2ses ETisrss- akss
fas4ss. Miss Eva Philo-sek. Msss Avis PAIL
49,, Aiss Aea Bell, Hiss wislssus Miss Min
Kiss Allie Pool Miss Ysager. Mss
Holden, Miss E1na HoEdee. Miss knaie Henyv.
aasA Alies H0~eaL Miss keller. Kiss l. AIex-
snSef, NJ ksy Giafk. Mr. ~ coekson. Mr.
s noh'ss shspsrd. Mr.. Charses Bsewn Mr. " H.
-. Nc. Water vsndefwerker. Mr. Garfield
i.1h4. Ms. James Gsbson. zr william GGhson.
~ tAesses aorses NJ. VIII Powers. Six T. Z
saFks. NJ Ihosaas saLslds. Ar Nels. Mr. w. A.
oahss NJ Fred Noxthrup. M1 OrIaaae snAy,
Mr. William Blanchard. Mr Pred l.sfsa.e. NJ
James L&ae. Mr. Lnn Allss. Mr. Fret wrsxh.
and nany oskexs
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tuesday evening NJ. aud Mrs. II. /. Longuet
entertained a number Of their friends at their
home on Third and Bell streets. The rooms
were tssiefully decorated with holly. ferns and
roses Games afforded amusement till 10
O'Clock. when dainty refreshments were served,
after which dancing and cards occupied the re-
mainder OF the evening The invited guests
Were: Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Crichton, Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Bixby, Mr.. and Mira Frank McRae. Mr..
and Mrs. r. W. Carter. Miss Lake, Miss Jane.fe
Baxter, Miss Bickerton. Miss Parker, Miss Le-
land. Miss Croker. Miss Allis. Mr.. H. Bickertcn.
Mr.. f. Bickerton, Mr. K. W. Msltby, Dr.. |. NJ.
Lessey. Mr.. 6. II. Nodehouse. Mr.. Frank Van
Deusen, Mr.. II. Leland. NJ. L G. Ailis, Mr..
kirkpatrick.
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A pleasant Halloween party wss hsI9 last
Tuesday evening at the residence OF NJ. and
Mrs. James c Whalley, I2s Lincoln street The
evening was enjoyed in social games, after
which refreshments were served Among the
present were: Mr. aud Mrs. A. II. Grout, Mira
H. H. Fancher, Misses Minnie and Agnes Bas-
sest, Misses Lena and Ella Phiibrick. Miss Annie
Lenont, Miss Anna Harmon. Miss Mary John
son, Miss Annie Knight. Mr.. Bunter. Mr. G.
Harmon, Mr. G. W. Lenout Mr.. Edwards. Mr.
sHarwick, Mr.. A W. whaiisy. Muster Henry
Faneher, Master ArtLuE Il. waAlley.
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orx.nIsatisa Of a Camsr. Cias.

on Noadsy srsalng numhsy Of iz4ies a.d
gentleraea iaserVstS1 "a amateur photography
net IA tie FaoaeSr hAecS for the ruTpsso q
sormings cAnsSa e,ao. Whieh T. 10 become a
rse,ahsr OF the Aniertcan iaatcra slide ex-
rhs,r~ Thsre are unnlaer 81 sislilas eIgns
timed al over tais coant-y and EUROPE. weoss
s-erueers are ensuse4 IA tAkisg views Iscse
v.ews are transferred onto lantern slides saG
IL, a tAerR ssst 70 shs eEcassss EAey are
seat hv tAe exchange tFeFa enc elaa - another
ghrougaoat the coartTy. where they are cxsto-
lied IL raoatkIg stcseOasicaa exh4Si sioas ssvea
ey each cub In rS'ura TIE lee1i esae gsss trsla
TIE sxeAaa<e eaea mcath 1ltSreat set 81 10
ssaes. wAiea /. vii cxnlbss - Is members aEd
ter frseaas ~ menthiy stsrscstseon sxAs y.
toes Tho Anaeraesn excaanEe a&se hAs Yearly
International exe2&aee O. v.sws vita various
sosslxn exeAangsa AstsE t4S eaisei. ~ tee g.
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On Tuesday evening Miss Mabel Longfeilow
entertained q number OF friends At her home
III Lombard street Among those present were:
Mics Emma Brown. Miss Gertie Calhoun. Miss
Minnie Cooper. Miss Mary Ames, Miss Eleanor
Rockwell. Miss Rose Halted. Miss Anna Hat
Geld. Mss Matte Elliott. Miss Maggie Royce,
Miss Efiie White. Mr.. Maurice Case. Mr. Waiter
CERT. Mr.. Jerry Eggert. Mr.. Hugh Mclean, Mr.
Raw Benjamin, Mr.. Henry Ames. Mr. Martin
Anthony, Mr.. Maurice Hsrtnet, and Mr Clsr-
ence White
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sheet and PnIow Case Party.

pleasant diversion in the war OF q sheet
and pillow case party was te ndered by Prof H.
T. Whitley to the members OF his last winters
dancing Glass ard number OF their friends on
"Wednesday evening at Prosch hall The cos
tunes were extremely grotesqus, and the scene
presented would suggest the age when COLLINS
reigned supreme Palms, potted plants and cut
flowers added beauty and grace 70 the picture,
while refreshments and good music left not ing
TO De desired in the way Of enjoyment Cards
were INDUCED I'm by thoseNho did not care 10
dance and The amusement wan continued until
a late hour. Those who participated were: Mr.
and Mrs. Z. b Price, Mr.. and Mrs J. Albert
Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald y. Ankeny Mr.
and Mrs. T. A. Bell. Mr.. and Mrs L r. Blaine,
NJ. and Mrs y. II. Latimer, Mr.. and Mrs H. L.
Bell. MI and Mrs. II. ~ Wheldon, Mr.. and Mira
James Teddy. Mr.. and Mrs. C. /. Webb, Mr. and
and Mrs. K ~ Kinnear. Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Joslin. DIR. and Mrs A. r. Mittan. Mr.. and Mira
and Mrs Z. l. Morton. Mr. and Mira VS. Relic,
Mr.. ana Mrs Tracy H. Robertson. Mr.. and MIRA
A. b. Lleweiiyn. Mr. and Mrs Edward L San
ford, Dr. aud Mrs. Park Weed Willis, Mr.. and
Mrs George r. Carter, Dr. and Mrs. William
shannon, Mr.. and Mrs A. l. Cook, hr and Mira
b. Dur6in, Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Meacham, Mr.
aud Mrs. Thomas Green, Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ
Dsulton, Mr.. and Mrs L. c. Clock, Mr.. and
Ms. Charles H. Clarke. Mr.. and Mira ". b. Ben
tou. Mr. and Mrs Fiaxius Cole. Mr. and Mrs. A.
T. McEwAn, Misses Ayerst Miss Spencer. Miss
Price, Miss johnson. Mr. r. b. lngersoil, Mr.. E.
NJ wooiley. Mr.. J. E Boyer, Mr.. william Alver-
son.