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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.

Yrs r. p Clingmsn has returned from san
francisco
Mr.. !. /. Warner has returned from the swauk
creek mines.
Mira Isaac Anderson. Of Tacoma. was IN the
city on Wednesday.
Miss ssraeie Haven is seriously III at her home
at 80 Ienora street
Dr. T. ~ Young was grippe sufferer for sew
efsI days lest week
Mrs J. T. Hoyt and Ars. e. r. Ferry are visit.
ing Mrs John bsszT.
ball was given on Friday evening BY the
Fremont Social Clah
Mrs Ogden. OF Olympia. was visiting Mrs. r.
" Andrews last week
The scotch society will gi-e . benefit social
on Friday. December -
Mr. Josiah Collins 10 now recovering from his
recent dangerous iIinssa
Mra J. d isowman viii NOS leave for Caiifor-
MIA until alter TIE holidays
Nj IL A. Eyer il Ia California and will be alb
seat fos two OF three weeks
Miss Estsis Moore wfIl spend Christmas with
the Misses More. Of Tacoma
Judge Ill q. sEFuvs IL expected 20 return from
NsN Yorg abo1t New Years
Mas I&ttlsaesd. Of Port townsend, Ia visssGnx
her sister, Mira G. c Perkins.
The snxasaraent of Miss Rachael silver to Mr.
G. VI Fseyd has been Published
mr. G. IL aeCaaIoeh returned on Thursday
evsnang trona q vtsit 10 PeansYivanla.
The commencement exercises Of tia Seattle
seminary we're held on FRIDAY evening
Miss asuss shaw. % Tost. wao has sssn Walt
ing seattle friends. has returned home.
Mrs. Charles y whilrlssey. who has baen iii
for ssvsgal DAYS. hss rscovexsd her haaish
On Wednesday evening the Misse. Carter en-
intern a. Rz-9s AZ Snrsa uls
E..sa ssxess, III. and Ma Allan 4. Cgox, As.
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ROW, K.nxnrao.. Rail.

On Tuesday evening the Royal kanga-
1nos gave their second ball of the season
IN Dad Fellows hall, North Seattle, which
Isn successful affair. The committees
B charge OF the entertainment were COM
posed of; Mr.. III. q. Stoeltlng. Mr.. +. w.
barnes Mr.. f. s. Young, Mr. II. C. Will
Ams. Mr.. j. NJ. Kempton. sir. f. C.
lmith. Mr. r. G. Dunn. Mr.. r. ID. Knapp,
NJ = ]. Brailo. Mr.. ]. Kelsey, Mr.. q.
Milan, Mr.. J. Nitric. Mr.. K. $. Robinson,
NJ. Charles Hedreen, Mr.. +. Jones. Those
.rssen. were: Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Stet-
nn, Mr.. aud Mrs. J. W. Spriggs, Mr.. and
Ms. Westlake, Mr.. and Mrs {. L. Ward.
Mr. and Mrs W. Whitman. Mr.. and Mrs
hrsdley. Mr. and Mrs w. Il. Haines. Mr.
NJ. and Mrs c. Grant. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
r Wright. Mr.. and Mrs. Furdv. Mrs
larl Morrison, Mrs. III. +. Tuck. Mrs.
White, Mrs. Webster. Mrs. Gsreksn. Mrs
Wright. Mrs d. H. Hsines. Mrs. NJ. L.
Wright, Mrs. ". H. Whitaker, Miss
addle Boyle, Miss stetson. Miss
= Matteson. Miss Mcdonald. Miss
Aihsor, Miss Katie Fields, Miss Jones,
Assly. Miss Lottie spriggs. Miss Edna
spFgss. Miss Sims, Miss McNulty. Miss
Wright, Miss Wallace, Miss Raisveek.
siss Haroldson. Miss Clark, Miss Cush-
sAa, Mss Haines. Miss Leadveaier. Miss
w. ii. Fletcher, MISS NJ. Slater. Miss +.
sayee, Miss CurtiSS. Miss fshsn. Miss
llsaie Hopkins, Miss Emma Madison.
ass II Hume, Miss A. Kennedy, Miss
sSue Nenapere, Miss H. Savage. Miss +.
soanson. Miss Nav Lewis. Miss Ecksrt.
VS. Williams. Mr.. q. NJ. Bnrch. Mr.. Louis
ssaseliser. Mr. ] c. Whitlock. Mr.. Julius
sau'eas. Mr.. II, Jeuck, Mr.. r. III. Colvin,
- Asls Nelson. Mr.. Thomas Shields.
e h ColIin. MIR. George y. Ford.
- : brsgbon, Mr.. A. {. Miller. Mr..
Lester. Mr.. ]. L. Daniels. Mr.. ii. C.
ss0a NJ F.. l. Foreman, Mr.. G f. liar
~ Nj, ]. \. Holt. Mr. ]. Woodin. Mr..
a'asy Brooks. Mr. George kuederie. Mr..
Fleming. Nj s Simpson. Mr.. g.
saaasoa. Mr.. J. keeley. Mr.. ". 4. Nc
vsS, Nh. J. brooks. Mr.. 5. NJ. Hall
- A. Reed. Mr.. e. : Fenwiok. Mr..
! s@sass Henderson. Mr.. W. Ruriand. Mr..
v. Morton, Mr.. r. Il. smith. MIR. j
R<sa, NJ, S, T. Robinson. Mr.. Harry
ssksf. Mr. Waldo Richardson Mr.
- fasSsn. Mr.. K. h. Dunn. Mr.. F
aHss, Ng, Bert Coleman. Mr.. II. l..
asF, Mr.. f. &, Warner, Nj r Brom-
NJ !, " harnes. Mr.. II. r. NymAn,
J. t. Tinto. Mr. r. II. King, Mr.
loyle. Mr. AndFew Zimmerman.
nan', Mr. York harrington. MIR.
wears. NJ. 6. simpson, NJ. l. q
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The T. q. 7. Club at Mrs. Whise's.
W EDDrNGs.



Mr.. Rufus w Hartley was married last
evening sc the residence of his brother.
Mr.. L. A. Hartley. No 42l McCla,re street,
this city. to Miss Emma Gyse, of kitsap
county. Rev. John f. Damon officiating.
About forty intimate friends of the happy
couple witnessed the interesting ceremony.
wedding supper was served, and, this
over. the evening. until midnight. was
spent in listening to instrumental and
vocal music, after which the guests
departed with many good wishes
for the welfare and happiness of the
young couple. Among the guests were
Rev. and Mrs. ]. f. Damon. Mr.. and Mrs.
e. A. Hartley, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Har-
kins. Mr.. and Mrs. III. Plat. Mr.. and Mrs.
s. A. Pratt. Mr.. and Mrs g. H. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Gyse, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. Cal White, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Farrell, Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Combs. Mr.. and Mrs. John Baylor, Miss
Matte Stranz, Miss Katie Welsh. Miss
Lizzie Welsh. Miss Bertha Aase. Miss
Mabel Leighton, Mr.. Harry Mohler, Mr..
Albert Hartley, Mr.. A. ]. Hartley. Mr.. Win
Brewster, Mr.. Harry Malone.
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MEehisa n club Meeting.

On Monday evening the Michigan Ciah
met and decided to give az entertainment
on January n 70 celebrate the admission
Of Michigan into she Union. The follow
ing new members we're admitted Mr..
and Mrs II. A. Bigiow. Mr.. and Mrs A.
H. Manning. Mr.. A. Is. krommraa. Mrs.
] Sullivan, pr c T. Webster. Mr. 4. II.
Tosle, Capt sae Mrs T. :. Harrington.
Mr. f. ", Smith, Mrs, ]. T. Nichols Mr.
J. II. Merry. Mr.. I. +. Coleman, Mr.. Dave
McMul!sn. Mr., aad Mrs Frank Reach.
Miss Ellen T. Reach, Miss Anna Beach.
Miss Ressie l. Beach. Mrs. Chester Air.
ney. Mrs. John inglls. Mr.. Thomas
Shields, Mr.. ". l. Amss. M and Mrs.
r. w Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. George
Saleldz. Miss Nina Shields, Miss Eans
Shields, Mr.. Thomas Woodrnaa. Miss
Lillian Rig!os. Miss Nellie Reach, Mr. aud
Mrs. J. :. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. ". u.
Taylor. M. and Mrs. u. T. Taylor. NJ.
3 \ Taylor. r.. Mrs. \. tssvney. Mr.. 4. :
Merry. Mas :, Z. Asher. Mr.. saa MEs. 4.
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Tn. II. II. r.. n. CIuh Party.

Gu Tuesday evening The T. r. r. f.
Club gave another of its monthly hops At
the Arlington hotel. The guests wese:
Mrs. q. n. Thompson. Mrs. r. COMBS.
Miss Cecilia Davis. Miss Alice McDougai,
Miss F.. Bode. Miss 4 ThrAn Misc l.
AeCoaneily. Miss A. Reed. Miss Edith
Nc0rsw. Miss VI. span3dlng. Miss Mosks.
Miss Smith, Miss McEachsron. Miss Lot;le
Poole. Mise Lotsie Nesgsr, Miss Herbert.
Miss Eva Bicksgton. Miss Allie Poole, Miss
Ada RlSdou, Miss Grace Robbins. Mas y.
5A@ss, Miss J. johnson, Miss pegner. Mr..
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Mi.. Taylor. Birthday Party.

A delightful birthday partv was ten
dered 30 Miss Pearl Taylor st her home.
corner JOY and Thomas streets. on sstur-
dav evening. she Was the recipient OF
many pretty presents Dancing and games
were ind ged in until late boar. when
refreshments weTe served. The guests de-
parted wishing the young hostess many
happy returns Of the day. Those present
were: Miss Pearl Taylor, Miss Iaia Tsy-
Tor. Misc Nellie E'oodin. Miss seois, Miss
Belle Humes. Miss Maggie hreignsr, Miss
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Miss Belle Olsen was surprised at her
home at AIki point. West Seattle. last
Sunday morning by a number OF her
friends arriving on the steamer Michigan
nj $50 O'Clock. The occasion was her
birthday. Although taken completely by
surprise, Miss Olsen Was equal 10 the
emergency and invited the guests into the
house, where an elegant lunch was served.
Among those present were Miss May
Amunds, Miss Daisy Hansen. Mr. l.. HUI
sether, Mr.. A J. Lee and Mr.. A. II. soel-
berg
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BrookIxn Congregational Bazaar.

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Brooklyn
Congregational church held its second an
nuaI bazaar in the church building on
Broadway on Wednesday evening. Sew
eral booths were erected, where articles OF
ali kinds were exposed for sale. aud a nice
lunch was served. Early IN the evening
very attractive programme was rendered,
consisting of recita.ions, tableanx and a
Columbian drill. The Brooklyn band fur
nishad music for the occasion.
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The marriage of Mr. Richard l.. Head,
of Tacoma, to Mrs. Emile Rochester. OF
Seattle, took place on Monday at the resi-
dence of Mrs. r. H. McDougaii, III Sew
enth street. Portland. Mr.. Head and his
bride will remain In Portland few days,
after which they viii return to their future
home in Tacoma.
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Father erefantatas. s....r,

nsas TIE past week the ladies Of the
- A.. shaFea OF oar Lady OF Good Help
g'visS S pretty and very sue
r. oASaas AZ lIia Front street. in she
s 49, Ian elocx. The various
49, ssre very pressily arranged. being
a. @ :. oi evergreen branches. against
Hs aFapsnss Of red. blue. PINK. vel
n. - sAsaaon stood nug in bright relief
s.,, ~ss under the general m ansge-
n rev, Father Preiontains and Mrs
hssen. As the visitors entered
given a tscseg. which entitled
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Mr.. Thomas +. Marks and Miss Ina
West. both OF Snohomish. were married
in this city Thursday evening. December
IA, Rev. John f. Damon officiating. I'M
mediately following the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Marks left for Portland. where they
will spend their honeymoon. The bride
groom is the Great Northern Railway
Company's agent ut Snohomish. and the
bride has lived in the same city since child
hood.
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4 pleasant, surprise party was given to
Mr.. and Mrs ]. A. Westberg at their resi-
dence. s2T Taylor street. on Monday even
ing. The features of the evening were
music and cards. after which lunch was
served Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. wes;berg. Mr.. and Mrs c. = Law,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Law. Mrs. Bowhsy. Miss
Barton. Mr.. q. II. Law. Miss Oracle Law.
Mr.. Ellis Nelson. Baby Rnby Wsstberg.
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Afteruoon Ch.ritv rar,ies.

A large number of ladies assemble 1 yes
terday afternoon at the residence OF Mrs.
III. g. Bond on Thirteenth and Columbia
streets, where progressive euchre was in
dulged in. 1t was the trst of series of
afternoon charity parties to be given for
the Joint benefit of the Ladies' Relief So
ciety and the Bureau OF Associated Char
tiles. One hundred invitations were sent
out, one-half from the membership of the
Ladies' Relief Society IN alphabetical
order and the other half by the hostess
Each guest contributes 30 cents. The next
one viii be held in couple of weeks
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The Demores; medal contest held on
Wednesday evening under the supervision
of Miss Emma +. Page. superintendent
H. NJ. G. b., proved q credit to the speak
ers. and 10 Miss Page rs instrnctress The
following programme was rendered:
PRAYER and Scripture reading, Rev Clark
Davis piano solo. Prot. Sharpe: vocal
solo. Come Unto Me-" Miss Bsrarer;
Grafton, The saloon Arraigned.' Fred
Moss; Grafton, "A Voice From the Poor
house" Ida sample. grafton, In the
Bushel or i'm the jug" Nellie Moss; ora
lion. Young Americas War cry" Josie
Foard; Grafton. The English Sparrow
Must 60, but What About the Liquor
Vul;ure7 Aetha Gallagher; Grafton,
What Should the Christian Voter do
With the Saloon" Leonard Kid. echo
song. Miss Bafager. The medal was
aw arded 20 Miss Aletha Gallagher. which
Miss Page presented with 8 few eneour-
aging words.
The last silver medal contest before the
HOLIDAYS occurred At the Plymouth Con-
cTegational church on Friday evening.
when = class between the ages of IL and IA
connected. The contestants were: Miss
Emma Galiiher, Miss Hilda Saunders,
Mis-. Edith Twiss. Miss Olive Tilsord. Miss
Effe Rierly. Miss Alvs Benedict Prot.
q. :. Jones. TEof. Charles Pagan and Miss
Lillian White acted as Judges. The even
ing's entertainment Mas commenced with
A piano solo by Miss Anthony. After a
short Introductory address by Miss Emma
Page, who had trained the class. orator.
cal competition ensued- All did very
well. but the judges awarded the iiFss
rl.ce 20 Miss Emma GssIiher. The enter
tainmen. concluded with Coed Night"
song by Miss Gladys Moss.
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English Lutheran Japanese Tea.

On Wednesday evening the ladies of
Holy Trinity English Lutheran church
gave Japanese tea al the Masonic hall
which was very successful. The first part
of the evening was devoted 10 the rem
ditlon OF the following literary and
musical programme: Piano solo. rondo by
Weber. Mrs. j. High; recitation. Mr..
James Egsn: vocal duet. Miss Georgia
Hummer and Miss Emma Zacker; re-
citation. Miss Bell; guitar solo. Miss Ethel
kahle; reading. Miss Charlotte Hum
mer: selection Mandolin Club; recitation.
Miss Myra Pylo; recitation. Miss Cooper.
accompanied on the guitar by Mr. Pink
ham: either solo. Miss Emma Zaeker.
After the programme was concluded the
remainder Of the evening was spent IN
social converse, during which refresh
msnts were served by the following young
ladies dressed in japanese costume. Miss
Bell. Miss Martha Bell Miss Charlotte
Hammer. Miss Ella Paulson, Miss Mary
Jeffrey, Miss Lily Sheets. Miss Mickelsen.
Miss Sehaoiad, the Misses kochs, Miss
Mary f. Robson was chairman of
the committee on arrangements, and was
assisted by Mrs. Mary Johns and Mrs.
John H.rh
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Lnndgren- Haestrom.

On Saturday evening. December Ii, isa3.
Mr.. August LundgrerA and Miss Irene
Hagstrom. both of this city. were married
at the residence of tho officiating minister,
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Loehriage-s srang.

At the Grand hotel on Thursday even
ing, December IA, Mr. John Lochridge. of
Osceoia. aud Miss Jamima Strang. OF Black
Diamond, were married by Rev. Clark
Davis
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Stumer-Merritt.

Mr.. Henry H. Stumer and Miss Irene A.
Merritt, both of Fremont were married
last evening Mt 60 o'clock, at the resi-
dence of the officiating clergyman, Rev.
John Il. Damon. Mr.. Stumer is we'll
known business man OF Fremont. and the
bride also has wide circle OF friends in
Fremont. where she has resided several
years. The wedding was strictly private
one, none but immediate relatives being
in attendance.
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On Tuesday evening dramatic reading
ami faasl Gale VAS given az the First NJ. +.
church bv Miss Alice Augustine, the tai
cntna Young eiocutioaist. and Mrs. q. A.
G. Rochester, the popular singer, assisted
hv other artists. The programme opened
With 4 couple of organ selections by Mrs.
n + Harris. followed by soprano solo
bv Miss Jennie Houshton. whs gave Day
Dreams" by Stvelesk,. Miss Augusune1s
rrst number was humorous reading.
emitted Half 81 Hour Before snprer.
ex Bret Harte. and ia response 90 hearty
encore she gave the dramatic selection III
The Portrait, by Owen Meredith. Mr..
Y. II. Lindsay sang the bass solo. TIE
Mailed knight" The overture 70 "stFs-
della hy Dudley Back. was the second
number Of Mrs. Harris Mrs RoeAesfe-s
beautiful ,nexHo voice has scarcely ever
bsen heard 10 better advantage here thsn
j; Was in the selection from t@nEense'is
'.e9apa Fatal MesslxrA," she SAs aecosf-
rsnsea hv Mr. {. r Eugesssss, with sao'th
shitgnso Nv Miss Arthur. The rendering
was rapturously received, sna Mrs
Rochester was obliged 20 respond "a an
encore TIE c}osiag number q fae pTe-
srantns y a. tie reading by Mas Augustine
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Victor J. Capron. NJ. d., of kan. Hawaii,
was married in this city Friday evening. De-
cember ID, to Miss Augusta Delion. Rev.
John f. Damon officiating. The couple
left for Victoria the same evening on the
steamer City of Kingston. from which
place they will sail direct for kau, their
future home. DIR. Capron is a native Of
New York, but he has lived on the Ha-
walian islands for several years. The bride
is daughter of Capt. and Mrs. X. w. De-
Lion, and was born in Caliao, Peru.
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Lizzie kreigher. Miss Emma Rrockes.
Mr.. William Woodin, Mr.. James Wooiin,
Mr.. Bert Goodrich, Mr.. Silas Hall. Mr..
Morris Cheal. Mr.. Harry Walthew. Mr..
sam Humes. Mr.. Brooks. Mr.. ClifE An
drews, Mr.. George Dimes. Mr.. simpson.
The y. K q. T.. Club NJ Miss Personeas'
On Wednesday evening the j. e. O. L.
Whist Club met at the home of Miss Per-
soneus. on Sixth and University streets.
After couple of hours at whist the re-
nainder OF the evening was spent IN
dancing. Those present were: Miss
Personeus. Miss Augustine. Miss Corey,
Miss Aadge Corey. Miss SAtterthwaise,
Miss Steele, Mr.. II. A. kyer. Dr. William
l.. Ludlow. Mr. Fred Johnssone, Mr.. Will
Humphrey. Mr.. ]. L. Warner, Mr.. Everett,
Mr. +. Burns. Mr.. Z. B. Newman.
The 4. q. T. Club at Mrs. whise's.
On Friday evening the T. q. +. Whist
Club met az the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
W II. White. ia6 Taylor street. After a
eonpls OF hours At cards. music and re-
freshmenss were enjoyed. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Il. Augustine.
Mr.. aud Mrs. q. Z NJ Pratt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Steele. Mr.. and Mrs. John ".
Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. +. T. Lewis, Mr. and
Mrs. II. A. Rassr. Mr.. aud Mrs. T. h.
Corey, Mr.. and Mrs. Hicks. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Z. Brsymer
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Yesterday afternoon the Classic Culture
Club met at Mrs. David A. Nitchell's resi-
dence, 6ts- Pike street This club In COM
posed at Mrs. Mitchell. Mrs. 4. f. Whittier.
Mrs. David Gilmore, Mrs. ]. ]. sturgus.
Mrs. III. a. Raser. Mrs. c. u. Fowie, Mrs.
{. W. Turner. Mrs. r. T.. Lewis. Mrs. 7.
y. Goodspeed, Miss I'll. c. Goodspeed, Mrs
q. 4. Naterhouse and Mrs. r. j. Eiy. and
has met weekly for the past three wears at
the residences of the members. Last sum
n1sT was devoted TO the study OF art, and
this winter historical studies have been
taken up. The subject discussed at yes
tsrday's meeting was the Byzantine en-
rEre
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On Monday evening at the church of
Our Lady OF Good Help Mr.. L. A. Smith
and Miss Annie McRedmond were mar
ried by Rev. r. Y. Prefontaine After
the ceremony the couple departed for st.
Paul. Mr.. Smith has been conductor on
the Lake Shore road for the past four
years. and Miss McRedmopd has for sew
eral years been assistant postmaster at
Redmond on the line OF that road She is a
daughter of Mr.. Luke McRedmond, one of
the best-known pioneers of the Squsk val
ley, and is we'll known herself for her social
and business accomplishments.
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An elaborate banquet was rendered to
Capt Rasmussen and First Mate Reinert-
sen, OF the Norwegian bark SoIglyt. ct the
Arlington hotel Tuesday evening. Plates
were laid for seventeen persons. large
number of cut flowers were contributed to
decorate the room and table, which, to-
getber with music by the Mandolin Club.
added much to the pleasures of the oc-
easion. Those present were. Mr.. l.. Hui
sether Mr.. Oscar Stenstrom. Mr.. Carl
Bsrkman. Mr.. H. Blekum, MIR. X. q.
Faegre, Mr.. T. ]. f. Scoones. Mr.. T..
Frisch. Mr.. A. Chilberg Capt. Rasmussen,
First Mate o. Reinertsen. Mr. Fred Blom-
berg. Mr.. BerElund. Mr.. A. j. Lee, Mr.. III.
sietiengren. Mr.. y. A. Wedeen. Mr.. c.
Werngren and Mr.. A. II. soeIberg.
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Parior Lectur. at Mrs. Hasns...

About thirty ladies attended the fourth
of the series of ten lectures on THE Great
Religions of the World" given at the resi-
dence of Mrs. J. c. Haines. on Seventh and
Union streets, on Friday afternoon by Mr..
Alfred w. Martin. of Tacoma. Confucian-
ism, the religion of intellectual China. was
the topic treated of. which was not I'm
ished, as the speaker was obliged to
shorten his time in order to catch the boat.
The next lecture will be given next Friday
afternoon at 80 at the residence of Mrs.
George II. Hebron. when Zoroastrianism,
the religion of Persia. will be discussed.
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The Maine Club Social.

The Name Social Club held another of
its enjoyable social hops at the Arlington
hall on Wednesday evening. 1t was a
pleasant success, every one seeming to
fully enjoy himself The next social will
be held on Wednesday, January u. 1894,
instead OF the 3lst. as announced last
Wednesday evening. making 1t occur one
week sooner. Among those present
Wednesday evening were; Mr.. and Mrs.
II. A. Bigelow. Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Towle.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Stiseh, Mr.. and Mrs. E. 5.
Ciough. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. S. Stevens Mrs.
$. r. Payne. Mrs. q. A. Case, Mrs. A. Nc
kenzie, Mrs. ID. A. Blondin, Mrs +. 4.
Mitchell. Miss Bragdon, Miss Marguerite
Butler, Miss Anna Crist, Miss Copeland.
Miss K. Asher, Miss olids Gillette. Miss
Louise Hebert. Miss May Hike. Miss
Arnelio HIKE. Miss Augusta Stromberg.
Miss Gussie Stromberg. Miss Iottie
Stroud. Miss Nellie McAIeer. Miss Olga
Crist, Miss Frena Nelson, Miss Anna
Nelson. Miss Agnes Potts, Miss Addie
Butler. Miss Nerna Relfe. Mr.. ii. Ham
mer, Mr. 7. w. Gordon. Mr.. W. f. Stew
ems, Mr. J. II. Bragdon, Mr.. s f. Butler,
Capt. h. h. Whitney. Capt. Z. Cantiliion.
Mr.. William Fox. Mr.. G. ". Crane, Mr..
II. A. Libby. Mr.. II. l.. EEeIl. Mr. A. ".
Best Mr.. !. Kelly, Mr.. John Neal. Mr.. T.
Pearson, Mr.. ]. NJ. Reeves. Mr.. j. u.
Mariner. Mr.. ]. :. Holt. Mr. /. Lurie.
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Maj. HarIan's Birthday Dinners.

On Friday evening and last evening Maj.
W. ;. Harlan celebrated the 57th anniver-
sary Of his birth by giving dinners to a
number of his friends of John +. Miller
post, q. A r., of which he was recently
elected post commander. His guests on
Friday evening were: Judge Richard Us
born, Capt. George kinnear, Col. l.. W.
Carpenter. Col. James.Leddy. Capt W IL.
he Wolfe. Mr.. j. J.. Cresson. Mr. W. G.
Latimer. Capt Byron Phelps, Judge ]. ".
Langley, and on last evening Capt.
Richard Bradley. Capt Joseph Dickerson,
Mr.. W. ". Perrigo, Mr.. William Philips.
Mr.. Amos Brown. Mr.. janice f. Wilson,
Mr.. Benjamin c. Levy, Mr.. s. H. Kings
bury. MIR. George Hooker, Mr.. Frank NJ.
DAVIS, Mr.. Fred Gssch, DR.. +. ". Sparkling.