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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-15
The Washington Clubs Election.

At meeting of the board of directors of the
Washington Club, held on Friday evening last
al the club rooms in the Smith block, corner Of
Second and James streets, Mr Fred T. sander
was elected president 10 succeed Mr.. John Van
Allen. resigned. The club was formerly known
as the Bohemian Club II is in good position
financially and numbers among It's members
some of the leading young business men of
Seattle. The club has secured a lease OF the
third floor OF the new Yesler block and will
move soon as the building is completed It 10
one ot the few clubs on tho PaeAc cast belong.
Ing 10 the American Whist League and last year
held several whist tournaments
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Tho HIGHLAND Whit Club.

The Highland " hist Club met Thursday even
ing at the residence OF James West, Jones street,
between Mercer and Republican. A very enjoy
aoie evening was spent AFTER the game music
and refreshments were freely INDUCED in.
those present were: Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Pom
thus, NJ. and Mrs. o. E Pettis, Mr.. aud Mrs. A.
a Mccoy, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Craigiu, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Il. White, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Niggie,
Mi. and Mrs. James West, Capt. aud Mrs. Green
leaf, Mrs. Erickson, Miss Edna Craigin, Miss
Julia Hensler. Mr.. James Greenleaf and Mr..
Harry Adair
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Miss Farnandis Entortain.

Miss Bessie Farnandis entertained a number
OF her young friends last Wednesday evening
at her home at Jones and Bancroft streets
Dancing and games were INDUCED IN until a
late hour Those present were: Miss Ada Ma
hon. Miss Allie Dabney, Miss Ella Alexander.
Miss Dorina Crivelli, Miss Addio Marshal, Miss
Naude Garbutt. Miss Olga Crist, Miss Nellie
Talbot, Miss Sara Atkinson, Miss Minnie Far
nandis, Miss Emma Brooks, Miss Bessie Far
nandis, Mr.. Gerald Frink, Mr.. Elmer Friend.
Mr.. Rufus Clark, Mr.. David Alexander, Mr. VIII
Mahon, Mr. Bert Twiehell, Mr.. SANFORD Mar.
shall, Dir. Joe Garbutt, Nj George Brooks, NJ
Jean Mahon, Mr.. Charley Dabney and Mr..
Philip lynch
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Munger.BishOp.

Mr.. Henry Clay Munger and Allie f. Bishop
were married az the residence OF the groom, OILS
Spring street. at o'clock last evening, Rev. 5.
Dell Johnston officiating. Nh. Munger is the
cashier OF the Post-Intelligencer Company, and
has wide circle OF personal as well as business
friends. The bride is an accomplished lady
with many friends here.
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Mrs. CONWAY Eutertaina.

One OF the merriest of the now wears events
was the party given by Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Con-
way Thursday evening at their home on Broad.
way. Cards, music and dancing, followed by a
dainty lunch, we're enjoyed by those present.
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Chiniquy, DIR. and Mrs. Thomas J. Thorsen, Miss
Maltby, Miss Ada Maltby, Miss Lulu satterth.
waite. Mr.. Henderson, Mr.. Walter Cline, Mr..
Maltby and Mr.. Frank Matby and others.
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Liberal Club a Success.

Monthly meetings will be held every second
thursday hereafter by the Liberal Club. The
hfst regular meeting occurred Thursday even
ing at Chi berg's restaurant It was a success
MI. Waiter J. Thompson led the discussions
ana was followed by Mr.. T. 0. Abbott, Mr..
harris A. Corell. Mr. George P. Eaton, Mr.. n. C.
Richards, the Rev. Alfred W. Martin, Mr.. B. ".
Conner. Mr.. Samuel Collyer, Mr.. Loomis, Mr. W.
A. Ryan, MI. J. @. Mason. Mr.. r. J. Davis. Be-
SIDES the above there were present among
others; Mr.. A. l. Lindsey, Mr.. P. A. Paulsop,
Col. NJ K. Smell, Mr. F. II. Noble. Mr. Henry
Shaw, Mr.. W. II. Pratt, Mr. H. L. Knatvold, Mr..
held, Dr. Willard Fl. Fox, Mr.. Franklin K Lane,
MI. c. NJ. johnson and Mr.. J. 4. A Cort Van
der Iiudap
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Miss kirrskttS partv

4 birthday party was given to Mss Hildrld
Kisrski at the house 81 her father, M William
k.srski, On the nigh; OF sunday last The
youuE folks present we're: Miss Iessis Pres.
ton. Mss Della Av0nsOE, Miss Julia Arousoa.
Miss Elise EcTt,o9is, Miss IIazs Rosenberg. Mss
Helen ko.sman, Miss Rnth Lesser, Mis- Cora
pinkelsplel. Mss Jennie D.ukeispiel. Master
Myron Arouson, Master Monroe Lesser, Master
Ia Fortlcnis, Master Alfred kierski aud Master
sanford Aleyskt The young folks ?. ayed all
k.nds Of gsmes, and after finishing wish these
went 70 dancing. The party passed OF vary
nlsnsAntlY.
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The Next Cotillion.

The next cotillion given by the Seattle Cotil.
lion Cub will be held in Ranke's hall, Thurs.
day, January 26, from $50 to O'Clock. Several
ladies and gentlemen members OF the Tacoma
Coalition Club are expected to be present. 1t
has been suggested " several members Of the
Seattle CotiIiion Club that as many mem bers as
possible attend the mex, cotillion given at Co.
iumbia hall by the Tacoma Cotillion Club on
the evening OF January 2a 1t is desired that
the married ladies Of the club organize and
chaperone the party.
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Tho Hill Whist Club.

The Hill Whist Club met at the house OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. E. MacCulksky on Monday night
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Noble,
MI anu Mrs. c. I. Tyler, Mr.. and Mrs. David
kellogg, Judge and Mrs. II. G. strive, Mr.. and
Mrs. George H. Hebron. Mr.. anu Mrs. z. C.
Neufeider, DR.. and Mrs. Montgomery Russell,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fisken, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed L
Terry. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Whittlesey, Mr..
and Mrs. Morgan J. Carkeek, Miss strive, Mr..
Lester Turner and Mr. A. E. Strout
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The Hebrew Benevolent Social.

The ladies of the Hebrew Benevolent Society
are preparing very elaborate entertainment to
be held at Ranke's hall in the near future II
promises to be very brilliant affair." as some OF
the best talent in the city will participate in the
programme. 1t is for q very worthy cause and
deserves the liberal support of the community.
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and Mrs. Henry Thurman, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
White, M. and Mrs, George 3. Lsnders, Mr.
and Mrs Charles a. Chiniquy, Mr. ana Mrs.
Donuel Davenport, Mr.. anu Mrs. Fred II. Peter.
son. Mr. and Mrs. Frank d. Ray, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. Roper, DIR. and Mrs.. Hubert l. Bell, Mr.. and
Ars Z. Larson. OF He era, Mont: Gen. and
Mrs. c. ". Turner. Mrs E. W. saekman, Miss
Carrie d. Roper and Mr.. f. p. Roper. The next
meeting OF the knickerbockers viii be at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. George b. Landers.
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The Renaissance Clgb was entertained at ths
January monthly meeting by MIS-. David Kel-
losg 81 drive whist on Thursday night The
members aye: Ms NJ J Carkecs, Mrs A. Il
Stewart, Ars. 4. ". Eueie, Mr.. = McNsurhL
Ms y Il Pauphrey. Mrs. Bailey GA;x.-i. MrN
Ii. Il >t.uye, Mrs john Leary, Mrs. Il. e. Lyon.
Mrs. Thomas Burke, MrS Il 3 Bae.ey and Mrs.
Til-r
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A Surprise Tea.

surprise party was given on Wednesday at
the house of Mrs. Friggens In honor of her
birthday. The lazy was completely surprised.
Among those present were: Mrs. Friggens, Mrs
Schwehm, Mrs. Pullen, Mrs Fritz, Mrs. Donald.
son, Mrs. Ring, Mrs. Hildebrsndt. Mrs. Eidor,
Mrs. Dimes, Mrs. Boydeu, Mrs. Moe and others.
1t was an afternoon tea,
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The Fremont Chautauona

The Fremont and Green Lake Chautauqua
Circle will meet on Monday evening, January
%. at the residence of Mrs Nichols, Fremont
All interested in Chautauqua or other Literary
work are cordially invited to attend. The fol.
lowing programme will be rendered:
Roll call.
News OF the day.
Character sketch, "Alciblsdes," Mrs Lovejoy.
Twelve questions on "Di plOmatic Relations OF
the United states With Other Countries" Mrs,
kibourue.
Readng-Mrs Wilmot.
Debate-"Should Convict Labor Be Prohibited
by Lawr led by Mr.. Armstrong and Mr.. G. G.
Heifner.
Music-Miss Wi lmot
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Redrnoud-OliVer.

Thursday afternoon Mr. John W. Redmond
ana Miss Ada p. Oliver, both of Port Bakeley.
kitssp county, were married at the residence OF
the officiating clergyman, Rev. John +. Damon.
Among the Witnessing relatives and friends
were Mr.. and Mrs. James Redmond, also OF Port
Blakeiey. to which place the party returned on
the evening boat.
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sended by music lovers. the Hill Whist Club,
after two dormant weeks, met at Mrs. MacCul-
sky's The various lodges of secret societies
gave some very pleasant affairs. A new conner
in the club field is to be noticed, the Swedish
Club. Its first ball and concert was attended by
about 500 people and was a great success. tbs
notead helow
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Mrs. Charles Hopkinss TNa.

Mrs! Charles Hopkins gave a o'clock tea at
her handsome home on Tenth street on Wednes-
day. The ladies to whom Invitations had been
extended were Mrs. William Redield, Mrs. ".
IL. Taylor, Mrs. Oienale, Mrs. Alexander Alison,
Mrs samuel Ramsey. Mrs. Irving Cole, Mrs.
Robert Gardner, OF Oakland; Mrs. Ehen smith
and Mrs. J. II. sanderson. As a very agreeable
tcafter tea" Mrs. Alison sang several Scotch songs
In superb styles, being most artisticaly accom-
panied by Mrs. Gardner
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Arcana PARTY.

The social club OF Arcana Lodge, No 81, F.
and A. NJ, gave one of its pleasant parties last
Wednesday evening at the Masonic temple, II
was attended by the members of the lodge and
Anew invited friends. The evening was devoted
to whist and dancing Refreshments vera
served in the banquet hall
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Prnp-Re0ttie.

On Tuesday, at the Church OF the Sacred
Heart OF Jesus, in North Seattle. by the Rev.
Charles Sigl, Mr.. Anthony Prue, well-known
young man of Ballard, and Miss Katie Beattie,
Oldest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Beattie, OF
the same place, were united in marriage. Alter
spending Snort honeymoon the young people
returned TO Ballard. They will live on First
avenue
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Wrestling. Mr.. Struve, Mr.. Gibbons, Mr.. Thomas,
OF Seattle: Mr.. Mum. Mr.. Bull. Mr.. Wright, Mr..
p. Anderson. Mr.. Baker, Mr.. Buriii, Mr.. Pitch
ard. Mr. A. Pritchard, Mr.. Hunt, Mr.. Hyde, Mr.
McNear, Of san Francisco; Mr.. De Francioli,
Mr.. Mears, Mr.. Tyler, Mr.. Loveday, Mr.. Cald-
well, Dr.. Piggins, Mr.. Bridgets.
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Trinity's New Rector.

The Rev. Dean Richmond Rabbit, D. D. 1. I.
D., OF Saginaw. Mich, has accepted the call OF
Trinity church lately held by the Rev. L. II.
Wells, now bishop OF Spokane, and will take
charge March The Rev. Rabbit leaves con-
gfegation of 100 Communicates, a stone church
and stone rectory, with a salary of $1,000 year,
to take the present position, which pays 81, eco
without any rectory
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Vivienda Clubs Growth.

The Vivienda Club has membership of
nearly ITO, with many applications still under
consideration. New officers have been elected
as follows: Mr.. n. A. Daley, president; Mr. J.
ID. Dege, vice president; Mr.. Fl. b. Darneu,
secretary; Mr.. T. o. Pierce, treasurer. The
governing board is composed of the officers and
the following: Mr. G. F. Richmond, Mr. A. A
Taylor, Mr.. John 7. Redmond, Mr.. Pho nix Bah
cock, Mr.. II. G. Hood, Mr.. Harrit and Mr..
Hangston.
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Mrs. Senator Allenss Recart,or

WASHINGTON CITY, JAM l4-fSpecial Mrs.
Senator Alien will hold her first reception on
Monday next She viii be assisted BY her ais
tiers, Mrs Edward Whitson. of North Yakima:
Mrs. Bateman and Mrs. Cornwall. of Walla
WalIa and Mrs Barton and Mrs. c. 81. stovell
Of this city
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The Ladies' Musical Club.

The Ladies' Musical Club gave a short concert
on Friday at Pettis' chambers. The programme
was as follows:
Elegis for violin Ernst
Prof. Arthur.
Vocal solo-"In the Dreams. Buck
Mrs. Nichols
False caprice. ....... .Schuett
Miss Louise Hayden.
Moorish serenade Mr Mrs. Emmons
Baliads No. ), op. AZ. Chopin
Mss Calhoun.
"Sters of Earth" Raft
Mrs. W. Z. Miller, with violin obligato.
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Wood-EyaD.

on Monday evening the wedding Of Kiss Alice
Egau ana Mr. Ralph NJ. Wood was celebrated
The ceremony took place in the parties OF the
Church OF the Holy Names, and was ,5a.forned
by Rev. F. PFetontsiue Mr.. J. &. Egas, brother
OF the BRIDE, acted as best man ana MS Nellie
Ryan rs bridesmaid. Alter a. suInrl,4@,us we'd
ding supper the couple leIt for Porilar1i, where
they viii pass the honeymoon Az. and Ma
Wood Will reside in Seattle
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The knickerbocker Club.

Tho semi-moata.y meeting O. the Kn.cker-
booker cab was q most delightful enc IL was
he!c on Tuesday evening AZ the les .3euce Of
Capt and Mrs. baG.e! Gilmore. Progressive
" hlss anG a most enjoyable lunch Constituted
tao evenings entertainment those presen,
we're. NJ AID Ars. AIIss P!lce benton. NJ.
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Personal Social,


Nj. Il A Gottstein left or Wednesday for New
York.
Or. C. W. shsrples left for PHILADELPHIA. On
Friday
Mr.. Lee Fairchild returned from Spokane q,
Friday.
Mr.. George Z. Piper returned last week from
Oregon.
NJ c. E. Codd. of South Bend, Wash. i, IN
the city.
Mr.. Henry Cogstens goes 70 New York on bust.
reSs tonight
Miss Caddy Hopkins ia tie CUES, Of Miss Nav
soeI al Portland
NJ. Frank ?. Lee lef, on Thursday night for
Spokaue on a business trip
Miss Augustine of % Taylor street, Will re-
turn 'rom Portland tomorrow.
Judge Il t. Struvs was slightly Ill the es,,v
part o. last week, bat is recovering
NJ, James A Moore returned on Wednesday
from Ten months trip to England.
Mrs a. r Riedinger Lett for New York city
Last MoncaY night On three months visit
Mss Ale BGsaen left for Los Angeles FRI
day, = &c absent 4 month visiting relatives
Case! { ERIK &. Renic., OF The county cIerk's
OF e, returned - worK Thursday after ashort
i.iG@sA
NJ. and Mrs. Alexander McEwan went to Bav
CITY, A.ch., las, week for Visit of several
months.
Mrs. George ". Belt. wife o. q prominent spo-
kane attorney. Is here visiting her sister Mrs
S!0e>se' AID the Misses Chamberlain. Ii Queen
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Green-Piatt.

The marriage OF Charles Fl. Green. ct Seattle.
aud Miss Matte z. Piatt, who recentls arrived
from Toronto, Canada, TO fulfill this liz engage.
ment, was celebrated on the evening OF Wednes.
day at the residence OF the Bridegroom, 1903
Jackson street. in this city. The cere clony was
performed at o clock, Rev. John F. D:amon Of
fciating. Mss Eta Green served "a Bridesmaid
and George II. Green was groomslGan. The
bride was attired in most comely Costume.
lavender ground and tasteful trtrnm.ng The
reception al s p m was Largely eajC5sed, and
some elegant gifts were received. Am.,ug those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Mr. and
Mrs. Hensal, Mr.. and Mrs J. II G$een, Mr.
Holden, Miss Cummings, Miss McPhesers Miss
Maude Holden. Miss Mamie Hodsn, Miss
Heartle Wood, Miss Eta Green. Mr. edgar A.
Green, Mr.. James Wilson. Mr.. George Il Green.
Mr.. I. Henley, Mr.. If. l. GresnbauI5, M c.
Cummings, Mr.. A. McCauley, Mr. I. L Hamil.
ton and Prof. Il 5. Sharpe
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FOreman-George.

Ats o'clock on Saturday evening Mr.. Albert J
Foreman and Miss Mary Elizabeth George both
OF this city. were married at the residence OF
the brides sister, Mrs. A. A. Partridge, SUB
Columbia street, Rev. John f. Damon ottciat-
Ing Only a few friends were present, Mr.. and
Mrs. Partridge doing the honora
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Mounfiov-Grimu.

Mr.. William I. Moun;joy and Ms Mary
Griffin, both O! King county. were In.rried ~
Rev J. T. Damon at his residence or: edues-
cay evening IN the presence OF a few witnesses
Mr.. and Mrs. ". a o Brien served as aexl best
friends.
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IN SOCIAL CIRCLES.
Another Very Quiet Seven Days
in This City.
THE FRATERNAL AFFAIRS GIVEN.
Mr.. TolmIe's Recital Draws . Good
Audience-Dinners,S ocials and
wsddings-other Notes.

JSIC and cards
and the secret
societies did all
that was done in
social circles last
weak. Mr.. Toll
mics recital
drew a crowd OF
well-known peo-
pie, musical and
Others. The Ts-
coma Oratorio
Society'a rsnd!-
ton of the "Mes-
siah" at Ply.
mouth church
on Friday night
was also well at
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Clark Shearer.

MI. wheatley P. Clark and Miss Maggie n.
shearer, both of King county, were joined in
marriage at the residence OF the officiating
clergyman. Rev. John F. Damon, on the after
noon OF January Is. The ceremony was a quiet
one, only few friends being present
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joined in marriage at the residence of the
officiating Clergyman Rev. John F. Damon. Mr..
G. A. Baker WIS best man aud Miss May b.
Ryther was bridemaid. Mr.. and Mrs. Schwalbe
will pass the honeymoon at Howard Lake,
MINI, and return with the springtme to fuget
sound.
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Ladies' Musical Concert.

Tuesday afternoon the thirty-ninth concert
given by the Ladies' Musical Club was rendered
at St Luks's parish house as follows:
Due.-"surprise SAndante. ...........}
Symphonic" ee''"-- --'.-'.'.-( Ha!oa
Mrs. Gates, Mrs Zabriskie
''Creole Love song. Lady Moncrieg
Miss Bowers.
spinning Song from Flying Dutchman''
...-.........-.-....- .:......-. Waguer-Liszt
Mrs Murray.
"Sic Vita Walter Danroseh
Mrs. Zabriskie, Miss Thompson, Mrs. Brooks,
MISS Phillips.
Quartette- Overture de Tanhauser". 80. Wagner
Mrs. Mechanics, Mrs. Pierce, Mts Boyle,
Miss Foster
Waltz-Op. 81, No 1......................Ch Chopin
Miss Macrae
A~AoA cSAeCteu
Mr. CrsndalL
Violin solo-"Mennett'' Bocchsrini
Ju.is Beatrice Sprague
1.-THE Smiling Dawn" Handel
ChO-rs
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Morris Gross, J. B. Sutton, Dr.. F. B. kellogg, d.
rsctors: E. d. Crandaii, conductor; II. II. Joy.
orgsnist, and Miss Pauline Bengel pianist
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KOss-GeOrgo.


On Thursday evening the elegant ho,s,e OF Mr.
and Mrs. John F. Byrne on Madison greet, be.
tween Rose and Joy, was the scene II large
and happy gathering, come to ceietrate the
union OF Mr.. Thomrs Ross and Miss Celia E.
George. Mr.. Ross is the ex-auditor IF Kitsap
county, and his charming bride, u I,a,ive of
Port Ludlow, 10 the twin sister OF Mrs H. A.
Davies, daughter-in-law of the hostess. Mr. J.
Z. Boyd. county treasurer OF Kitsar. and Mr.
John Hoffman, Of Port Madison, 5sere the
groomsmen, and sses Bessie Vaneart and
Alice Allen bridesmaids. The bridal march was
played at o clock. The procession dGscended,
passing through the hall and approached their
allotted places from the rear parlor. Tao BRIDE
groom was escorted by the hostess, the bride by
her brother, Mr.. ". George. Rev. JOIN +. d.
mon oficiated. The ceremony concluaed. con-
gratulations were succeeded by generous re.
past, which had been principally prepared by
one who had been in the family OF tbs hostess
all her life. She had served members represent
ing six generations, and has cooked THEY'VE iding
feasts for three. Her history would b. the his.
tory OF the Lone Star state, in which: she was
born slave. Always favorite, sta would
never rerounce allegiance to the hor-e OF her
youth, in which mono today could 7be more
faithful And when "The Bridegroom" comes,
mono will be found whittier, and few mo4e accent
able, than NANNY" Among the suests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Davies, Mr.. and Mfa W. J.
George, Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Davie.. Mrs. Charles
Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Vanwart, MIR. and
Mrs. W. B. Vanwsrt, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Allen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Allen, jr., Mr. and Mrs. H.
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. 4. D. Smith. of Port
Blakeley; Mr.. and Mrs. J. Day. Mr.. anC Mrs J.
c. Nixon, Mr. and Mrs. d. X. Howard: Mr. and
Mrs L Diller, Mr.. and Mrs j. Smith, Mt. aud
Mr.. NJ. Hobbs, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Hunt, ars En-.
lily Cook. of Butte. Mont; Mrs. A. De Graf, Mrs.
Mary Morten, Mrs. K. Corners, Mrs. N M Shaw,
Miss Amy Bucklin. OF Port Madison: asss Han.
nah Peterson, Miss Chrisis Peterson, Miss
Phoebe Woodhouse, Miss Laura Armstrong Miss
Nancy Day, Mr.. A. p. Murphy, Mr.. j Davies,
Mrs F. Winuerblad. Miss Lottie ssli:on, MISS
Lou Seldom, Miss Agnes Collins. MI Aloert Han
sen, Mr.. Joseph Pitt, of Port Madison ;2Mr. Wal.
ter E. George, OF Port Madison, Mr.. II. :.ake Mr.
r. Van Brockiiu, Mr.. J. Woodhouse, and Mrs.
Rose Stou.meyer. the faithful "manm."
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schwalbe-Parmentier,

On the evening Of Monday Mr.. Albert C.
sohwaloe and Miss Anna Parmenter: both OF
stsngood, euohomah county, ssrS quietly
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A good and spprecistive audience met at
Pettis' Chambers TO heb Mr.. Robert Tolmie
play. His programme was good. though some
OF the numbers were not rendered up 10 their
best He stumbled IN the finale of Chopin's
"Funeral March" and played Schumann's
"Novellette' in in quick time, thereby losing
soms of its most exquisite effects. HIS rendi-
ton OF Chopin's Cradle Song" was fne. His
phrasing Is in general excellent Miss Nc
Kinney sang the ballad "Aarjorie'' and an en-
core: Miss Hamilton whsted Bevignani's
"Lullaby." and an encore, aud Mrs. q. A. C.
Rochester sang "Were l the River The pro-
gramme was as follows:
Sonats-0p. 81, No 3..............B Beethoven
Allegro, seherzo menuetto. presto con fuoco
Robert rolmio
Vocal solo-"Maf iorie". .... Meyer Helmund
Miss Mckinney.
tnl Third Hallade Chopin
tbl Funeral march Chopin
V{ tFad4c song .Caoplu
td1 Poionaise in A fat Chopin
Robert Tomie
Whistling solo--'Luilaby''. ..... Bevignani
Miss Hamilton.
tdl Audante In F......................Be Beethoven
COZ octave Etque,. kullsk
Nl novelette, IN F..-...-. sch umann
ldl Auischwung.- -............ .Schumaun
Robert Tolmle.
Vocal solO--"Were the River. ........, Mattel
Mrs. q. a. &. Rochester.
Ia AHVenle : plalato CHOPIN
10 Polonalse in f Observation-Disclosures. liszt
Robert 1olmie-