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Mr q ~ Nielsen resarned Monday from 81
Paul
The M.sscs cheat wiz orea ,Asis academy
August -
Mr. II n. Bennett has returned TO San FRAN
cisco 10 tive.
Mr.. Esastss Rr4gsesa wAs Waiting ia osym.
pa last week.
Mr. A. }. Clark has returned f-Cm q weeks
sfip 10 Victoria
Judge H. u load went on a trip 10 orsSas.
Ersaay eysaine
Mrs J. g Haisss IL visiting at the green
River hei sps.ags
Miss Riley has tesurRed from svisst OF several
months il tAe East
M Fred Drsw. Of Fess Gamass. iets Tuesday
kr sA< wasl1-s fGsE
iu3gs sad Mra Jnnius RceAssseF have ~
tanned tFoe Csieaga
Mr.. X W naaSaats. OF Cazdls. y. n. Is visit
SaS ats hrOssess here
NJ 1. Prevga leaves today sog The East. 20
bs eeae several wSpks.
Nss A. = Aaaersea sa1 MS Audcvsoa LETT
ter Chicsss Thursday
Miss iiAsts Csx szilet on the steamer a "a
walIs Coz s&N Franv.scas
Mics Mary Arqast. a. New Nesk eity. 10 visit.
tns bee sister. MsS osge<S1
Miss iisra4<a. Of OAKLAND. Cal. IL xssstiar Asr
sister. Mrs ". H. Ggonaax
Ms l&aeela a. esasses. 81 Pert rownssaa, 1,
ere guest - Mrs.. T Z Dyxr
MISS staaula FaFtA Is Speeding ssw aays "a
avssis h Mss Maud csxNsy
Ms Nsts Astsrev wss Slssslrg e Nay war1
o. sse0asa sast waek
Ss s4aasel Para s@a EsasAss. Mrs. warsx-e,
fAsA~ wSs hasa sesa vaass3g sx.Gsssss "a ~
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Future Exrnis.

First Presbyterian churca excursion tn Sno-
qualm.e fails Friday, August ~ ses "ad"
Mrs /. b. 8; Oman has issued cards for a re
ceptien MoEtsy afternoon In honor OF Miss
sietmaa.
The annual meeting aad.pIcnic Of the state of
Name ASSOCIATION viii be held at Rayeuaa park
August -
The Young Mems Institute will give soel Al
hop 1t last Seattle hotel Thursday evening.
August -
The ladies of the North Seattle Baptist church
viii give their monthly dinner and soeiahle Fri.
day evening. August Is
A secias dance will ~ given a. the Height. OF
Fy;hiss hall ia waiia Walla addition Nendav
evening, Tor the henehs of John Barlow. who
was severely injured recently while blasting
IA well Mr.. Barlow Is destitute aad need,
aid. be Price nj tickets is - cents
CsFis are cut for the banquet TO BE given nv
the Native sons e California. seattle Fsr,or.
Nc, !. saturday evening. september p 10 eeIe.
hrste the admission Of the state Into che Union
% that date .otiy three years ago.
The engagement - announced Of Miss Mira
Estoa fseFd, daughter of Maj James II Iora.
eesrtssmssge,s department, 81 the United STATES
army, stationed at san Franefseo. TO sAcora
iAegt Joan l. Hayden. First United State. az
ttlery. ana professor % military ssieuee .,a
tactics al the stsis aniverssty
ca next Saturday evening", al coraraxs. ,na
alter. the segregation of the Church 81 she
isnsssSHlaie Conception wtll give a musical an.s
literary entertainment, the proceeds 10 30 70 ths
hu3idsaE fund Of the aew church eara,sY grN.s.
wsy and Madison street. sorae Of tho l..strv
professional sad sustegr talent In the eltv hnys
volunteered tog TIRE occasion.
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Eagle Harbor society.

EAGLE HARBoR, Aug. 19-fSpeeial. "A
happy social event took place at the beau
tiful home Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Hyde on
Friday evening OF last week. 1t was a re-
ception given by Capt. and Mrs. J. w.
Russell, who were married on the Sth
inst, to their friends In this place. Cards
were sent out on Thursday announcing
that the young couple would receive their
friends on the nth, and as result about
100 of their friends gathered at the above
named place to extend to the young couple
their heartiest congratulations. The pres
ents were many and costly. and showed
the high esteem In which they were held
in the community where both have lived
for several years. Refreshments were
served. Those present we're: Mr.. and
Mrs. f. Z. Hyde. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Grow. Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Ewing, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. r. Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs. +. l..
Grow, Mr.. and Mrs. William Cave, Mr..
and Mrs. 8. +. Hoskinson. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. r. Lourain, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Z. Scott,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Parfit, Rev. and Mrs. ].
B. Clark, Capt. and Mrs. j. ]. Farmer.
Capt. and Mrs. G. A. Harran, Mr.. Rsevs.
Mr.. Neisx. Mrs. Grow. Miss Scott, Miss
Finch, Miss Slater, Miss Reynolds, Miss
Rose, Miss Bucklin, Mr.. Gore, Mr.. Parfit,
Mr.. Slater. Mr.. Reeves, Mr.. Fryberg. Mr..
Hall, Mr.. Hubbard, Mr.. Clark, Mr.. Cave,
Mr.. Simmons, Mr.. Lavender.
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tausiassic ove- the favose1 climatic feature OF
Puget sound and the resources OF the state.
Mr. O. n Mitchell snc his slater. Who had
been here 70. about three months. leit for the
East this wesE-
Mr.. ana Mrs. l. B. Gieason. who have been
Waiting their daughter. Mrs Me1licosL have re-
turned to Chicago
Miss Post. who has been the guest oil Mrs j.
B. sseley. expects TO 20 10 Seattle on Monday 10
visit Miss Graves, Of snat city
Judge Prichara. Mr.. C W. seymour and Judge
Dsckey, OF Ohio, leit On Tuesday Tor trip 20 the
Cascades, where they hope TO ana some shoot
ing.
Mrs. H. G. Bowers Miss Bowers. Miss Mears
and Miss Henry have returned from Fort VAN
couver. where they were the guests OF Gen. Car
lin.
Mr.. c. Heilic. Mr.. L c. Irving. Mr.. Fremont
Campbell aud Mr. r. L Mead left yesterday on
a fshing, hunting and prospecting zip TO thu
Olympic mountains
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PUYALLur SOCIAL NEWS.


Farewell tn . Popular rastor-Move-
ments Of People,
PUYALLUF, Aug. E9-lSpecial. Monday
evening farewell was held in the First
Presbyterian church on the eve Of the de-
parture of the pastor. Rev. George b.
Greig, who has been in charge of this
church for two years past. A. C. Ores
bach made the speech of the evening. Mr..
Greig was presented with three volumes.
..Farrar's Life of Christ" "Bryce's Holy
Roman Empire. and Edwards Diction-
airy of Thought" by the church as token
of their appreciation of his earnest work.
Among those present we're: Mr.. and
Mrs. A. C. Dresbach, Mr.. and Mrs. Rod
erick Mcdonald. Mrs. w. III. Nichol, Mrs.
V. Kincaid, Mrs. Hodge. Mrs. Grammar.
Miss Martha Grammar, Miss Mollie Lyle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank g. Talmadge. Mr..
and Mrs. Jack g. Davies. Mr.. and Mrs.
Waite, Miss Addie Hubbard, Miss Ollie
Hubbard, Mr.. Harry Templeton and Mr..
c. Hood.
Mr.. Cary L. Stewart and Mr. Perry Sum-
merfield, with number of gentlemen
from Tacoma. are spending the week
Gaming in Paradise valley.
Mrs. Charlie Foster, of Yakima, is visit
ing relatives in town.
Miss Clara Talmadge and Miss Rena
Talmadge last Monday entered the state
university at Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey, parents of Mrs.
Edward Ridge, returned this week to their
home in Wisconsin otter months visit in
Puyallup.
Hon. j. p Stewart and Mr.. Fred Stew
art are spending few days in and near
Yakima.
Mrs. Eva S. Corbin intends to start Mon
day on an Eastern visit.
Mr.. w. 4. Adams received very severe
injuries from stepladder breaking and
being precipitated TO the floor. His back.
shoulder and arm were very badly hurt.
He will probably be confined to the house
for three months.
Miss Lizzie Cole. of Sumner. expects to
start for Chicago the last of August for an
extended visit 20 relatives.
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Cupid. Harvest.

Licenses TO we'd were issued during the
past week for Mr.. c. J. C, Prior, of vashon,
and Miss V. Rose Nelson. OF Cocolala.
Idaho: Mr.. Thomas III. Cole. of Bo,heli.
and Miss Olivia Hostmark. of Paulsho
Mr.. Ross |. Buell.. of Tacoma. and Miss
Lillian Lowell. Of Seattle: Mr.. Wentworth
Sprague and Miss Bella Willard. both OF
Ballard: Mr.. Albert j. Parkhurst, OF
Seattle. and Miss Agnes +. Hume. OF Port
Townsend; Mr.. Henry u. George and MISS
Dora II. Wolfespcrger. Mr.. Charles y.
Faulkner aud Miss Anna |. Jones, Mr.
Frank Bruhn and Ciarics NJ. Miller, Mr..
J. q. Hcstweoa and Miss Marian N. Eastey,
all of Seattle; James English and Amelia
Mefaii. both of Seattle William 4. uarls
and Dora 4. Rail-, both OF Seattle: Nels {.
chrls,ianson aud Gertrude NJ. Hornum
both of Ballard
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parkhursf.Hume.

A popular letter carrier. Mr.. Albert l..
Parkhurst. was married to Miss Agnes Z.
Hume on the afternoon of the 18th inst,
Elder r. II. Moss. pastor OF the Olympic
avenue Church of Christ. officiating. After
the ceremony beautiful repast was par
taken Of by those present. The rooms
and table were nicely decorated with flow
ers. Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
X. s. Parkhurst. Mr.. and Mrs. X. III. Moss,
Mrs. L. C. Neff. Miss Daisy and Master
Ora ParkhursL The congratulations were
hearty. and the best wishes Of all attend
the charming couple.
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Cossoa-oueai,.

Mr.. ]. q. Cotton. manager of the Ameri.
can District Telegraph Company in this
city. and Miss Cora oneal. of Carthage,
Mo-. were married in Tacoma on Wednes-
day. August i6. 1888. The event was a
surprise TO Mr.. Cotton's many friends in
this city. The couple have gone 10 house
keeping at 80 Columbia street.
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erxe-worfespsrxsr.

Mr. Henry d. George aud Miss Dora r.
woifesperger. both of this city. were mar
ried &C the home of the bride, 1908 Fifth
street. on Wednesday evening, August 10,
1893, Rev. John f. Damon officiating. Mr..
Edwin NJ. George, brother of the groom.
was best man. and Miss yevah Mears
bridesmaid. Mrs. Nettie Peters and Miss
Annie NJ. Wright were among the wit.
nesses who partook OF the pleasant supper
In honor OF the occasion.
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Preparations for Open Tennis
Tournament.
YACHTING AND DANCING PARTY
Mrs- staicup's Charming Luneheen-
Tennis Teas-ur. Bowers Concert
-Engsgements-Chat-
e ACoMA, Aug. 10 :

COMA, Aug H-
Especial iii one
we're in the East
at present, one
would be living
through the TO-
mantle period
termed the dog
days, - when ex-
istence seems at
lis lowest ebb. as
1t is usually the
duliest season of
the year. Here on
Puget sound one
cannot boast of o
similar period ; at
any rate. all the
attributes of such
q time are not
he.e--t b Q b o I
weather. for ex-
ample - so that
cannot be the
Ruf fhera are
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Co,e-fro.tmarE.

During the noon hour Of Friday. Angus.
-. 1884, DIR. Thomas II. Cole. Of Bothell.
King county. aud Miss Olivia Hostmark,
OF Paulsbo. kitsap county, were united In
marriage at the residence Of tho officiating
clergyman, John +. Damon, 20 Fifth
street, In the presence of friends. among
whom were the sisters and brother of the
bride. Miss Gudrun and Miss sgne Host.
mark and Mr.. Alfred Hostmark.
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Yachting and Dancing.

On Wednesday evening . party went in
the Manzan,ta to the yacht club house on
Maury's island, and had a dance before
returning home. This party started some
time after s O'Clock. returning before mid
night. 1t was delightful evening on the
water, and all enjoyed the trip and, last
but not least. the dance. Among those
who went were Miss Lyon. Miss Under
wood, Mr.. Fl. Woodruff. Miss Knowles.
Mr.. A. Prichard. Mr.. Robert Paddock,
Mr.. Bridges, Miss Brady. Miss Russell.
Mr.. f. Wolfe and Mr. Harry Eagen.
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sprague- willard.

A pleasant home wedding occurred at
Ballard ON Wednesday evening. at the res
idence of the brides parents. Mr. Went
worth sprague and Miss Belle Willard.
both of that town. were joined in the holy
bonds Of matrmony. Rev. 8. c. Head
officiating. Miss Sprague. sister of the
groom, and Mr. Willard, brother of the
bride, were attendants upon the ceremony,
which was introduced by wedding march
rendered upon the organ. II was pleas
ant coincidence of the occasion that the
brides parents were married just twenty
sight years before 10 the day.
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Open r.nni. Tournamep. wednesday.

Now that the tennis tournament is over,
il gives one little more time to think OF
oiher'things. although the open tourna-
ment will begin next Wednesday, so that
much breathing space is not allowed.
Last Saturday afternoon after the last
game was finished in the ladies' tourna-
ment the prizes were awarded. as follows;
Miss Anderson. frs. prize in singles; Miss
Kershaw. second prize in singles; Mrs. r.
Il. Price and Miss Anderson. prize in
ladies' doubles; Miss Helen Woodruff and
Mr.. J. Anderson. prizes in mixed doubles.
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omene. the Great Tnrki.h Dancer. 81,
Lssshi lark Casino This Afternooc

The beautiful CireasSian. omene. ha,
been especially engaged 20 give her IA
nous Dance Of the Harem and the Daass
da Ventres at the Leschi park casino this
afternoon. omene sill dance Al and /.
o'clock respectively, giving both Of the
famous dances at each performance. She
viii be assisted ey full string crchessra.
oaasne has proven one Of the most seusa-
tional novelties ever brought 10 America.
Nothing like Ter dance has ever before
hcsn seen on the Coast. An admiitance
Zee OF only 10 cents wiil be charged to the
esssao. The great dancer xin no doabt
attract thousands TO the PARK this after
noon. Take YesIeT avenue cars.
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Chat.


MIRA H. s. Hadley. of Oakland, Cal, Is Waiting
hera-
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Anderson have gone to ST.
Paul
Miss Bonnie Gallagher has gOns to walls
Walls.
Mr John Hoigs,e started on hshing trip On
Tuesisy.
Mr. aud Mrs. r. 2. Dennison were here Tues.
day from Olympia
Miss Esarna Townsend expects to leave for
the East next week
Mr.. aud Mrs. j q. Hogue have gone 70 Salem.
H., .og tso months
Mr.. Z Hacker and Mr.. T Mechanic started for
Chicago on "Wednesday.
Mrs. r y. oairetie is In Everett. Visiting her
daughter. Mrs { d. Fratt
Mr. aud Mrs w. II. Palmer hsve returned
from . visit % Lacrosse, Wis.
Nj and Mrs. {. 4 MilIikea hsve returned
from their Wit to Mira George Brown
The engagement Of Miss Phillips. OF Olympia,
and Mt O. ~ Mitchell has been announced
Miss Jessie seymour left today for Vest Seat
tie. where sns viii Dc the guest OF Miss West.
ling
Cot c W. GriEgx. Miss Griegs and Miss Lacy
Griggs returned from a trip 20 Victoria thia
week
Mr.. Frsak Case expects 20 leave next week
for the East. where sac viii probably spend TIE
winter
Mr. sne Mrs ". l. Lsndsll spsa; Tuesdsy
nigat IN aess seattle, tas guests Of Ass. J. NJ
lsssling
xr Nevs!s Gross has returned from Al En-.
teadea European fonr. he visited al the pyin-
slpss e4sses o. tie ceatlasai. bat 10 2oss 81.
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Mrs. staieap'. Charming Luncheon.

On Thursday Mrs. ]. staicup gave
very charming luncheon at her home on
South q street. The house was prettiiy
decorated for the occasion. ard the lunch
con was a delightful affair. Those present
were Mrs. John s,atcup, Mrs Joshua
Pierce. Mrs. Phillips. Miss Pierce, of Phil
adelphia; Mrs. c. W. Seymour and Mrs.
c. II. kidder
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excuse Tor duliness. But there are
more material excuses at present, and
these are in the shape of the inevitable
hard times The least said on this sub
ject, however, the better.
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Die. Bower.. CONCORD.

Mr.. Bowers. manager of the Tacoma
hotel, gave a concert to his friends this
week. 1t was a most enjoyable affair, and
was the last appearance of the Spanish
Students. A very fine programme was
given. including quartette from the Giee
Club and songs by Mrs Clinton Mechanics.
Miss Ada Bowers and Mrs. Greenwood.
The programme contained the following
selections:
..Fsoiae n s' dehs Tod. Wasner Iisxs
Mrs. Clinton McDanieis.
"fne Maiden. song Meyer
Miss Ada Bowera
Violin solo Signor r. hepagia'i
Mira Greenwood.
The following invited guests were pres
ent: Mr. and Mrs. r. s. Hill. Mr.. and
Mrs. Miiiken, Miss Hoxie. Miss Post. Miss
Allen. Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Clark. DIR. and
Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. C. ]. Kershaw, Mrs.
Dunn, Mr.. and Mrs. Ingersoll, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cesar, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas. Mr..
and Mrs. Potter. Mr.. and Mrs. Hurley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mottet, Mr.. and Mrs. Plum
mer, Mr.. and Mrs. Sears. Mr.. Landeli, Mr..
and Mrs. Brockenbrough. Mrs. Bennett,
Bishop Paddock, Mrs. Pierce. Mr.. Walker.
Mrs. datherton. Mr.. and Mrs. Giese, Mrs.
Sherwood. Mrs. Corbett, Mrs. Bowers.
Miss Bowers, Miss Van Marter. DR.. Van
Marter, Miss Caikins, Miss Lucy Griggs.
Mr.. ]. S. Baker. Mrs. Mcdonald. Miss Nc
Donald, Miss Kershaw, Miss Mabel Ker-
shaw, Miss Flo Mcdonald. Miss Little,
Miss Caesar, Mr.. Stevens, Miss Rowe, Mr..
Rowe, Miss Paddock. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller,
Mrs. Cornwall, Miss Avis Ingersoll. Miss
Elvira Ingersoll. Mr.. Bradford, Mr.. Cres-
son. Mr.. Kershaw.
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Try the New Dairy.

The Renton Dairy has recently been es-
tablished for supplying the very best quail
ity of pure milk that can be produced.
The stock is very fine. there being num-
Der of thoroughbred Jerseys and Holsteins.
Ii you wish TO try it, mail your address to
Renton Dairy. Box 26i, Seattle. Prices
the same as other dairies.
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The rebels In the province Of Corrientes. Ar.
gentine. have defeated the government troops
and are marching on corrientes City.
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six per cent interest paid at the Puge. Sound
Savings bank.
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Tennis Tess.
sdav tea was Sc

On Wednesday tea was served at the
tennis grounds. Those presiding were:
Mrs. E. Alter, Mrs. Giese, Miss Lane and
Miss Paddock Among those who played
were: Mr.. Purden. Mrs. r. B. Price. Mr..
J. Anderson, Mr.. +. s. Bull. Miss Ker-
shaw, Miss Lane, Mr.. P. ]. Fransioii, Mr..
J. lie b. Johnson, Mr.. w. A. Sternberg,
Mrs. C. S. Milliken. Miss Helen Wood
ruff, Mr. Morton Ramsdell. Mr.. X. S. Hill.
Among those present were: Mrs. Otis
Sprague, Mrs. Frank Allyn. Miss Evans,
Mrs. w. Alter. Mrs. A. Anderson, Mr..
George Milliken, Mr.. Frank Howell, Miss
Florence Mcdonald. Miss Mabel Ker-
shaw. Miss Harlow, Miss Lyon Mrs. l..
r. Manning. Mrs. Charles Hurley. Miss
Sylvia Cesar. Miss Little, Miss Jessie Sey-
mour, Mr.. C. Cresson. DIR. Johnson, OF
Staten Island; Miss Dagmar Tisdale, Mr..
w. /. Landel.
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Mr.. J. O. Hestwood and Miss Marion
n. EASTER were married on Monday even
ing at the residence Of Mr.. 4. I. Blaine.
by Rev. ". T.. George. DID,. Mr.. Hest
wood was for two years the president Of
the Epworth League Of the First NJ T.
church, and II also local preacher, and
has been succeeded as president of the
League by Mr. Z. L. Blaine. He was re-
membered by the League. which gave him
and his bride an elegant present Miss
Eastey was remembered by her Bible class
in an equally handsome manner. The
happy couple left on Tuesday morning
for the Worlds fair, where they will re-
main until its close.
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Asoth Bitters, in expelling disease from the
human system, IN what the general In 10 the
army in the heat OF battle. II stands at the
head.
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g. O. Cav. IN. G.. leading prescription
draxgsss. Yesler avenue and Third.
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Pocketbooks and purses at sutton d Allain's,
I0i South Second street
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The attractive residences Of Mr.. and MRS.
Kdward wAIiey Jones. as 80 Taylor street
this city. was the scene Of very pretty
wedding on Wednesday evening. Angus.
rs. The Rev Alexander Alison, ID. D.. OF
the FIRST Presbyterian church. performed
the ceremony and the contracting parties
were Miss Anna Isabella Jones and Mr..
Charles u. Faulkner. Mr.. Faulkner - a
young business man Of the city. Mr.. Al
len Faulkner acted as groomsman and
Miss Rosa p. Jones as bridesmaid The
happy couple received many tokens OF al
lection from friends A select company OF
intimate friends witnessed the ceremony
that made them husband and wife. and
partook Of the marriage collation. which
followed. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. z. w. Jones. Dir. and Mrs.
N. J. Gin. Mr.. II. T. Rudow. Miss Lucy
Pratt, Mrs. Kramer. Mr.. Alien Faulkner.
Miss r. r. Jones. Mr.. Leonard Jones and
Mr.. Elijah Jones.
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artist has produced some admirable WORK
The draping. floral decorations and ar
Management Of lights IN illumination
1niied in producing an enchanting artistic
effec; A few hours Of social and n1usscal
entertainment followed the snmptuous re-
past Many kilograms OF congTatusasaons
poured Ia from Davenport. Ia. fneir
former home. The presents we're rich and
costly, attracting great admiration ana
praise. Those present we're: Mrs ana
Mrs. John Bruhn. parents Of the groom,
OF Davenport, Ia: Mrs. J. NJ Aiiier'
mother Of the bride, Ar. and Mira Charles
Bruhn. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman smith, Ars-
Otto Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. v. Hugo smith.
Nr. and Nrs. William Carkeek. Mr. and
Mrs. J. Davis. Mr.. j. G. Smith and
Mrs. Farnsworth. The newly married
couple departed for Tacoma. where cozy
little home awaits them. Their many
friends wish them everlasting happiness
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Pilgrim Fathers.

Narragansett colony held a well-at-
tended meeting Tuesday evening. There
was fair attendance. A communication
was received from the supreme secretary
announcing that assessment No. 140 had
been ordered and was payable on or before
December 10. The entertainment COM
mittee was requested to prepare and pre-
sent an entertainment on the even
ing of Tuesday. Dec. 12. to which
the members Of the order, their families
and friends are invited. There IL to be no
charge for tickets. The members are re-
quested to meet promptly at s o'clock o
that evening, rs short session is to be
held when the officers r the coming
term will be nomi nated.
Providence council will be one year old
on Monday, Dec. 4. when the nbers
propose to celebrate the event by having
"A supper followed by an entertainment.
The supper is TO be served from 5:30 TO
8 O'clock and will be followed by an
entertainment OF about an hour and a
half duration. Members OF other colonies
in the state are requ sted TO participate.