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Characterization, cello. flute asd n.
Mr.. Scurry's Parzy.

Mr.. Matt Scurry very pleasantly entertained q
number OF his friends At his hc.Tne on the cor
ner OF Eleventh and James. Dsncing was the
order OF the evening, which was INDUCED in
TIL late hour, when delica-e refreshments
were served. The house was veSry prestily dec.
orstei with profusion OF holly Among those
present were: Miss Graves, Mss Mcknight,
Miss Gertrude Clark, Miss SidoIse Furth, Miss
Mamie Russell, Miss Genevieve selte, Miss Kate
McGraw, Mrs. George B. Kittineser, Miss Rum
sey, Miss Laura Rumsey. Mis-: leila Carroll,
Miss May Ward and Miss Susie Ward, Of Ia.
coma: Mr.. F. Fredrieks, M II 7Fredricks Mr.
d. Farnsworth. Mr. C. Farnswof@h, Mr.. T. KeI-
logg, Mr.. Webb, Mr.. Ben SniEes jr, DR.. W.
Hanna, Mr.. John Epler. Mr.. Einn Relic, Mr..
Fred Ray. Mr.. Rumsey, Mr.. II. Humphrey.
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PnrsonaI Social.

Mr.. c. P. Devins left last night for Q trip
through the Eszt
Mr.. and Mrs Walter r Macfs-lane, of sea-
beck, are in the city,
DR.. d. NJ. stone and wife, OF Black Diamond
were IN the city Friday.
Mr.. L s. Mayer returned from Salem, Or, yes.
terday. after q two weeks visit.
Miss Anna Jones, of Port Townsend, lie visiting
DR.. and Mrs. James Shannon, en- Rose street
Col. John McCrscken entertained Mr.. and
Mira. C. B. Hurley. Of Tacoma, on Christmas.
Mrs. Thomas Green leaves next week TO spend
the rest OF the winter at her former home in the
South.
Mr.. and Mrs. FL. T. Harmon celebrated the
tweuty-second anniversary OF their marriage on
Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. D. Ray, of Miles City. Mont. and Miss
Douny. OF Puyaliup. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
JOB P. Lyon.
Miss Helen Mcknight gave dancing party to
number of her friends last night at Ter home
on Sixth street.
Justice Edward Won Tobel left on Saturday
before Christmas for Dungeness and returned 10
town on Wednesday.
Prof. W. w. Wilder aud wife, of Portland,
spent the holidays in Seattle as guests OF Mr.
and Mrs Roscoe Hilton.
Mrs. Thomas Burke and her brother, Mr.. o. c..
McGilvra, are expected TO sail from Europe this
week on their return home.
Mr.. F. W. Baker. of the Seattle Hardware Com
pany, and bride are at the Rainier hotel and
will be pleased TO see their friends
Mr.. Arthur G. Prichari. OF Tacoma, will spend
New Years day with Mr.. C. II. Prichsrd and
family at their home on Rose street.
Mrs. J. C. Haines lett for the East last Monday
night 70 spend several weeks visiting reisrives
and friends in New York, Chicago aud else
where.
Miss Lolita Osborn, daughter of Hon. Richard
Osborn, who has been visiting in Chicago, goes
to Bloomington, Ill, to spend the summer with
her grandmother.
Mrs Il. E. knatvold, of Tacoma, and her son
and daughter spent the holidays in Seattle with
her sisters, Mrs. Ronald II. Crawford sad Mrs,
H. 4. Stephenson.
Mr. Walter NJ. Harvey and MI Dslbert A.
Young came over from Tacoma to attend Miss
Helen McNaught's party last night They are
stopping at the Rainier.
Mr.. J. B. Metcalfe, Hon. T. J. Humes, Mr.. W.
II. White, Mr.. Frank Pontius and Nj Frank B.
Boarman went to Oak Harbor as guests OF Mr..
A W. Bash Judge Humes, Mr. White and Mr..
Pontius returned Thursday with a string OF
ducks and big fat doe. The rest OF the party
returned on Friday. bringing along two bucks,
one OF which weighed l4o pounds. The other
buck had perfectly white hide and the hunters
are thinking of ssutfing it and sending Ii 70 the
Worlds fSir.
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A Party at Mr.. Inns,

A Christmas party was given y Miss MoKen.
gle and Miss Harrington at SI2 Ug.ion street the
residence o! Mr.. and Mrs. Innes Those present
were: Mr.. auc Mrs. Innes. NJ. AMI Mrs McDer.
mott, Miss Maggie Mckenzie, Miss Hannah Hsr-
rlngtou. Miss Mary Goodwin, MAs Minnie Jas.
Ineir, Miss Maggie Ballard, Miss Sole Nimen.
Miss Minnie Whitley. Miss Jane Osburn, Miss
Flora Thompson. Mr.. +. D. Congson, Mr.. n. C.
Loilick. Mr.. c. l. shresw bury, :Mr W. Co,es.
Mr.. II. McGiyrn, Mr.. o. Vitxthusl, NJ. C. Mil.
tiers. Ar. G. L Berger, Mr. NJ. O'Ctsnuer and Mr..
". Wilson. The evening was spo>lt in singing.
games and instrumental music. Refreshments
ware served az - O'clock
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The ohaveth Sholom Rail-.

The 0aaveIA shol0In masked ball Comes off
al AEraory hall tomorrow night The promise
@! success continues in stin greater degree than
az inst Universal interest has been excited
ana genera attendance OF members of ths
congregation as well as OF their friends IL an.
tc.paied. ~. F N09EeGs Will be general
director aaa = number OF subcommittee hays
been appointed to assist him The general
managing committee Is composed Of Nj Leo.
po!a kohn, Nj ". ". Frederick. Mr. William
Winter. NJ. E. Rosenberg. M Melvia 6. Vim
sIeeA' Nj o. AFonson ana NJ. f Morgenste-n
some exquisite ana costly prizes Will be given
70. originality and elegance OF Costume. The
Judges q awards Of prizes Will lie chosen from
smorE those OF the guests who are no, them
asAves IaasAeEs, Aa3 are therefore med To
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Eochzsit des Csruacho,r


Dr. ". T. George gave a second reading Of
Dickens Christmas Carol" q. the First u z.
church on Wednesday night He was assisted
By musical numbers, rendered By Prof. and Nine.
T. w. Lucy. d.. George introduced an ayreea.
Die innovation in the journeyings of Scrooge
and the Ghost OF Christmas Present by say.
ing that II they had been on their travels this
year the spirit would have conducted Scrooge 10
showed-up train on The DalIes. Columbia
river and showed him Judge Frye and James
Q. Hestwood fixing up Christmas tree On the
train, that the belatsd juvenile travellers might
keep Christmas merry and njoy the day though
showed up far from home. An appreciatlys az.
dieace greeted the doctor
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Stevens post held very successful Campus
on Tuesday evening last az its hail in the Hinck'
ley block. The hall was crowded by the mem
beEs OF the post. relief corps, Ladies Aid soe'
ETY. and their friends.
Interesting papers were read by Conrsos'
Rsedorph. ksene and Young.
The recitation by Mss Hcttie Palmer, and fns
songs by Mrs. Means and MIR. Frank Tresn, ana
the piano music by Mrs Mclean, were apprs
ciated and enjoyed by ali.
A joint public installation OF the chosr
elect OF the post, Relief Corps, sons OF Vsls''
ans and the Lsdies' Aid Society will take plss
at G. A. +. hall, Hlnekley block, on Tussdr
evening.
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Sons Veterans Rall.

The New Years ball q: the Arnory LAST even
ing, given under the auspices of the sons OF
Veterans. was success both financially and
socially. There was q large attendance, and al
seemed to enjoy themselves. The hall was
brilliantly lighted with twelve large arc lights.
besides several clusters of variegated incsndes-
cant lamps. which added to the pleasant effect,
and there was also provided an electric clock,
70 announce the dawn of the new year. The
ball was under the direction OF the following
committees: Committee OF errengemeats--E-
C. Allen, C. z. Plimpton. Fl. a. Philips. W. F.
Dearborn and George G. Jenkins. Floor director
e c. Allen. Aides-E. W. Young, e. Il Phil.
lips, c. E. Plimpton and A. Lee Willard
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A Fine Christmas Dinner.

Miss Sarah Helen Robertson geee Christmas
dinner at her residence, loi5tl Esadison street,
last sunday afternoon. The following were
present: Mr.. aud Mrs.. Harry Collins, Miss Be-
atrice Collins, Miss Mary C. A. robertson, Mr..
II. S. Cook, Mr.. /. f. Muriocs, Mr.. Portus
Baxter. The menu was as follow.
Raw Oysters
Olives. Sailed Alusonda
Roast Ham.
saratogs Chips, Cham psgtss Sauce.
Mayonaise OF Shrirsl.
Little Pigs In Blanket. Celery zee.
Queen Fritterx. Maple Syrup
Roman Punch.
Turkey, Gran berry Sazce
Mashed Potatoes. Fresch Peas
English Plum Pudding, Brs:dy Sauce
CAKE. Nuts. sruit
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pgAXAT-s rrpsoNE:
Nine. Crivelli surprised.

eignor and Nine. criveln were surprised
Christmas eve at their residence on Renton Hill
by few of the nadame's pGpilA They pre-
sented her with q lovely etching subject, "a
Connecticut Village" also bust OF Beethoven.
II. L Baer made the presentation In a very
witty and impressive manner. lie was eppropri-
ately replied TO by Nine. Crive8i Those pres.
ent were given q musical treat by the madame.
sumptuous repast was servad. All present
were of the opinion that it was a very enjoyable
Christmas eve. Among thoss present were:
signor and Nine. Crivellf. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ 1.
Baer. Capt and Mrs. McAlpine. Capt and Mrs.
w. I. Hail, MIRA Crist, Mr.. ana Mrs. H. A Fred
rick. Miss Graft Miss Grace Koch, Miss y. Graf,
Miss Minnie Ward, Mr.. Waoingson, Miss Annie
Hall, Mr.. L. Reynolds. Miss L y. Richardson,
Mr.. Huchings, Miss scoby. MeA s Reynolds,
Miss Replinger. Mr.. J. 2. O'Conseu, Miss Norton
and Miss Hudgin.
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wedding occurred a. the home of -. hr..
parents, the house being beautifully ascr,..s
70. Ii's occasion. The ehFysan;AeEsGrr v.s -
prevailing flower Only the in---efs..- - "a
sives and few intimate friends zys,-a. fsss
ceremony. TIE bride. who ia 80 -. -
oleade, looked Charming in an erap;rs go ,.s''.
cF9sT1-white brosdcloth. she carried 80 80 q
OF white caryssntaemunx Sas'
Aiter Congratulations had been ex,snss. :,
guests repaired 20 the dining room. %
oe-ic-ols welding sapps- was ss-vss :,
couple departed Tor san Eraueisco on -. sae
t'a4H. Taey VIII visit Earlous oaIn., =. 80
'eTest IN that Vicinity. returning "a 80. Il
about ia middle Of January. aSts
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Lowering Reese.

On Thursday evening DR.. ". Lowering. Of
Nashou. and Miss Celtic y. Reese, of Chautsu
qua, were married az the residence OF the BRIDES
parents, by the Rev. Alfred P. Powelson, OF IA
coma Only the immediate relatives and
friends OF the contracting parties were present
These were: NJ. and Mrs. John @. Reese, Miss
Lowering, MI !. Richards and Nj E. B. Reese,
aud the following friends from seattle: Mr. ..i
Mrs Lowering. Miss Lydia lowering, Mrs. Mat.
tie Fulton and Mr.. Walter Fulton; and Mr.. O
d Reese, OF Snohomish. A!terla delightful even.
Ing the newly married couple left for ihei, now
home. cosy cottage q: Vashou, built and fur.
uished by DR.. Lowering.
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The Olympus Chautaues IA Circle.

The Olympus Circle met last tuesday evening
at the Office OF Mayor J. T RoNald, in the Pho
neer block. and speat the most:enioyable even.
ing since its organization. After q very inter-
esting programme the lady Members took the
gentlemen in charge and condacted them to an
adjoining room, where a fine t5uQues had been
prepared. The whole affair wax a complete sur.
prise to the gentlemen and reflects grea. credit
upon the ladies of the Olymsus Circle. The
programme for January is as fellows:
koil-Call. The New Year
Greek History, chapter XII Mrs F. P Lee
"Units,i states and Foreign Posyers." chap
ter XXI................- .ars. J. P. Curtiss
"Caliias," chapters XL and XII. ......Mrs Tyler
"Unised States and Foreign Powers" chap
tSA Al IL -SIs- y. l.
Paper Oh Demos.henes .......A<. &. 4. Mcbride
Paper on Brasidss. ..............:. Miss orbes
Question Observation-Disclosures. Entire Circle
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xuonian Chautauau. Circle.

The Xuonian Chautauqua Circle postponed
tie meeting which came On Christmas Eve 10
last Monday evening and so had two meetings
In the past week. LAST evenings programme
was as follows:
Leader .-....,.... Miss FIfzaheth @ Hill
Roit Call Each member 10 PROFOUND a cues.
ton on the reading done during the week,
to De answered by the member seated at his
Lex.
Grecian History-Chap XII. Miss Rose Hegardt
2iusic- MISS ii .rrlet +. Flower
Psper-"The TAPPING Rebellion" .......
.:.-.....................Mr F. A. Williamson
Reading-"Death of the Old Year" ..
-..................-....Mi Miss Marie Hegsrdt
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Mrs. L s. ]. Hunt, Mr.. .ad Mrs r. C. Henry,
NJ and &rx George B. Eitiiages. Ar. a1d Mrs.
Charles kit:inger. Mr. and Nrs. David kellogg,
NJ and Mira. II. G. King. Mr. and Mira JOAN
NJ. 4. z asecuisky. &r. and Mrs-
Maurice Meaicken. NJ. and Mira J.
z. Mcknight NJ And Mrs. z. C.
Seu.eldeg. ar. and Mrs. W. A Peters, ".
sni Mrs. W. T. Punphrey, d. and Mrs Mont
sone.y Rasseii. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles saunders,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shepard. Mr.. and Ars-
Thomas Shepard, NJ. and Mira c. J. Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Stewart smith, Mr. and Mrs- A. r.
Stewart, 4r. and Mrs. w. Relic, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Shields, Mr. and Mrs. C.
7. Tyler, Mr.. and Mrs. E L
Terry. Ar. and ark C. T. Whistiese!.
Miss s.ruve, Miss Noble, Miss Mee-n, Miss Clark.
Mas Compton, Miss Hoskinson, Miss De Wolfe,
Miller, Miss Aunday, Miss Reiie. Miss Riley,
Miss RestEsa. Misses Sparkling, Miss Wrestling,
Miss Young, Mss BoarIasn, Miss Piper, Mss
EtmUads. 0. Tacoma; Misses Seymour, OF
Tacoma; Miss Wood ward. Miss Warner,
OF Fairhaven; Mics Emery, Miss Allison,
Ny. Lester Turner. Mr.. Richard Hurd. Mr. Rob
EFT Palmer, Dr.. Franklin Palmer, Mr.. Hasey
NJ. Theodore Halier, Mr.. II. Noble,
Mr.. Theron Noble, Mr. ". o. Came,
Mr.. DAME. Kelieher, Mr.. Jsrs wheelwright.
MI Launceiot Pel!y, Nj. Irving Cole. Mr. Bur
nett, NJ. Mckee, NJ. Craig. NJ. John Gibbon,
Mr.. :. Wrestling. NJ W. Mcdonald,
Mr.. Mcdonald, SIR. Readmsn, Mr.. Jackson,
Mr. 81. B. Haynes, NJ Horace Andrews.
Mr.. G. Folsom, M Goodwin, Mr. Chaplin. MI
9. II. Preston. 2r. Downing, Mr.. Baird,
Mr. BrowneLi. Everett: Mr.. Colman, Nj
Baker, Ii. Burch. Mr. Bond, Mr. T.
Robertson, Mr. Lewis, Mr.. r. Baus-
man, Aessrs. Green, Mr.. Burns, Mr.. Hayden,
Lieut., Hayden, NJ. w. II. Meek, Mr. Munday,
DR.. Sharpless, Mr.. Cox, Mr. West, Mr.. Alex
ander, Mr.. Sshsnke, Mr Blackstone, Mr.. ]. T.
White, ar. T. 7. Stewart, Mr.. John Anderson.
Tacoma; Mr.. James Johnson, Tacoma; Ar. Will
lam Stretch and Mr. Robert Hooker.
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Complimentary Dinner to Hon. John H.
McGrau.

Nj. Jerome Catlin gave dinner compliment
tary TO Hon. john Fl. McGrsw, governor-elect
at his beautiful new residence on the corner of
Twelfth and Spring streets on Thursday even.
ing. splendidly prepared and served dinner
with 10 little postprandial wit and wisdom, was
followed by smoker and whist At dinner
there were twelve covers and the guests were as
follows: Hon. John H. McGraw, Hon. F. J.
Grant, Hon. Richard Osborn, Hon. c. I. Webb,
Hon. Ellis Morrison, Hon. Andrew F. Burleigh,
Mr.. Lucius Bgeiow, Mr. Lester Turner. Mr..
George B. Adsir, Mr.. s. 1. Crawford and Ms.
Will II. Parry,
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A Class ReuDfon.

On Friday evening the class OF SO OF the Seat
tie High School Alumni enjoyed their first class
reunion at the home OF Miss Minnie Hughes
Some time was spent in recounting school ex-
periences, humorous and otherwise. Progress
i've crocinoe was also feature of the evening,
the first pr Es being awarded toMiss Grace Vroo-
man and the BOBBY prize to Miss Carrie Koch.
There was but one absent member OF the class
The following were present: Miss Helen PEN
field, Miss Isabella Dearborn, Miss Carrie Koch,
Miss Grace E. Frooman, Miss Sophie Hansen.
Miss Minnie c. Hughes, Mr.. Van Smith, Nj
Carroll Caoauski and NJ. George B. wilson.
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Downie-,Iopea.

A quiet wedding took place AZ Is,p yi,,,,
street on Tuesday evening, Decembe- y
at o'clock, the contracting parties being v, q
L. Downis and Miss Minnie A. Jones. h,,h -
Seattle, the Rev. s Dell Johnston ofieiat,,,
Only relatives and few intimate frieuds VIZ
present MI. +. d. Ia Gate acted a. svoorsm,n
and Miss Lena Hucking a. bridesmaid. af,a.
congratulations Dounsiiul sspas. was servet
ana the party dispersed, Leaving alarxe eollee.
ton OF useful and ornamental presents az token.
o. esteem Mr.. and Mrs. Downie began house.
keeping al once, aad the weIl-wishes OF hosts Of
friends SO With them.
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Knickerbocker Club Entertained.

The Kuiekerbocker Club was delightfully."- en-
tertained BY Nj and Mrs. E. B. Fowler, $40
Boylston street. last Tuesday evening Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. Benton, Mr.
and Mrs. W. II. White, SIR. aad Mrs Henry
Thurman, Mr. and Mrs. Charles A Chiniquy,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Landers, Mr. and Mrs Don
Davenport, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Carson. Gen and
Mrs. C. ". Turner. Capt and Mrs. David Gill
more, Miss Van 1assel, Miss Lizz,e Fowler, Mr.
Fred II. Peterson. Nj. J. h. Howe, Mr. d. B.
Fowler.
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Santa Claus In she kindergarten.

The pupils OF Mrs. Clarence E. Dewhursts
kindergarten and primary school. on Twelfth
near Yesler avenue, gave their friends an enter
tainment on Christmas evening. A beautiful
tree formed the background for the happy COM
pany. The little ones sang and reci,ed, and the
older ones pretended to avoid the mistle,os
hanging from the ceiling. During the evening
Santa Claus made his appearance, creditably
represented by Nj. Dewhurst and with Impair
tial hands forgot no one. Fun ran high, and too
soon the merry company dispersed
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Mr.. and Mrs. Rosenshal gave party on Mon
day Night III honor of the seventh birthday O.
their only daughter. Lizzie. nice lunch Was
served for the children Those present were;
Llzzie Essential, Jake Elssss, Davis Ester. Ed
die proper. Daisy Proper. Sarah Cole, Rosie cole,
Lena Cole, Carrie Goodman, Arthur Cole, Joe
koserthal. Willie Rosenthal, Fannie Aron, LILY
Eosenthal, Bessie DAVIS and Ike DAYS
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

Mr. Thomas E Beckwlth sad yis. s.,.-
acnuiiz were married las. THURSDAY niss. !.
the Methodist Episcopal church Of F-sraa..
the Rev. Hors.io Alling officiating Ira "a,
was dressed IL cream crepe de china Ara ~.
Miss Fannie Powers, the bridesmaid. 80
cream alhstross. "a princess The g-oors.r,..
was Mr.. Charles Bracket. Atths concln.5o-. >.
the ceremony an elegant wedding dinns, -.
served ST the house OF the brides parent. n.
groom is prominent member 0. the OIL rsr
lows. Alter the supper the couple started @,
wedding Tip 70 Victoria Tor q thEs. days hops,.
moon They viii make .Leir home in sest,is
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Eerguson-Cariough.

Mr.. W. 7. Ferguson, OF Seattle and Mss Louis
Carlougb. of Everett, were married BY Rev
Clark Davis, q. his Office q: the Firs: " p
Church, az o'cioek last evening. The wedd.n,
was very quiet. Those present were Mrs ]. r
Cotfla, OF Everett, mother OF the bride; Mn
l. c. Hopkins and Mr.. James Ferguson, The
groom's brother They went for their dinner %
the Arlington hotel and go 20 Portland today %
spend the honeymoon
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Mr.. Conover's Dinner.

Mr. C. 7. Conover gave dinner at his resi-.
denee Friday evening in honor Of Mr.. John II.
McGrsw, governor elect OF Washington and Mr..
Fred J. Grant. the newly appointed Ameri-
can minister to Bolivia. Covers were laid for
twelve. The guests were: Mr.. McGraw. Mr.
Grant, SIR. Jacob Fucth, Hon. II. G. Bond. Hon.
K C. washburp, M Maurice MeMicken, Mr. J.
F. Mcknight, Mr.. George II. Heilbron, Mr. 7.
NJ Reed, j., Mr.. Lester Turner, Mr. L Crsy.
ford and Mr. COuoyer
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Mrs. Bree's What Party,

whist party was given By Mrs. N. 2. Bres
at her residence, LAG Fifth street, on Friday
evening. Those present were: NJ. and Mrs
Capt Merwin, Mrs. smart, Mrs.. Durgau. Mrs..
Rockwell. Miss Flossie smart, Misc Hens!eigh,
Miss Foster, Misz Wilson, Miss Johns. Miss
Nicholson, Miss Charlotte LYON. Misc Minnie
Croker, Nr. Ed Burns. NJ. Charles z. Durgaa,
Mr w. J. McGee, Col. Hall, Maj s!nsg.
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Festival OF Our Lady's School.

The Christmas festival OF tie Sunday SCHOOL Of
the parish Of our Lady o! Good Help, at Fourth
and Washington streets, took PLACE n the base
nent OF the church at p. II. on ruesday. The
committee in charge consisted Of Miss Boar
man, Mss NoEine o'Bren, Miss @ellie Russell.
Miss Mamie Russell, Mrs. Sarah. Russell Mrs
Fost snd Miss Nellie Masel. Fss1er T. Y Pre-
foniaine presided AID made a short address to
the children. The formal programme wss shoy.
and consisted chiefly OF vocal al : Instrumental
music About 100 children atteu ed.
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The Highland What CIub.

The Highland Whist Club met q. the residence
OF Mr.. ana Mrs. o. Z. Pettis, on Mitchell street
Thursday evening After the game refresh.
ments were served. Vocal and instrumental
music was given by Misses Pauline and Phila
Pettis. Those present We're: Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Pontius. Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. White, Mr. and Mrs
j. G. Niggle. Mr.. and Mrs Capt. G-eenIeaf. Mr.
and Mrs.. James West, Nj and Mrs. F. n Wilcox.
Mr.. and Mrs A. McCloy, Mr.. and Mrs A. A.
Cragin, Mr.. and Mrs. o. E Pettis, Mrs T. l.
Cary. Miss Nora Cary, Mrs. W. A Hess, Mrs.
Joseph Graenleat
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A Surprise for Mr.. and Mrs. Pickles.

Rev. T. II. Pickles and family were greatly
surprised on Thursday evening, when their
numerous friends at South and River PARK
called and TOOK possession OF the parsonage
They were happy company and came laden
with good things. After delightful evening,
characterized by conversation, games, music
sad short address By the pastor conveying his
appreciation ana thanks, the company departed.
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A Theater Party.

very pleasant thesIer party was given last
Friday night at the Seattle theater. in honor Of
the Misses Ward, OF Tacoma Those who par
tioipated were: Miss Graves, Miss Mcknight.
Miss Clark and the Misses Ward: Nr. T. Kellogg,
Mr.. d. Farusworth, Mr. C. Fsrnsvorth, Mr. Il.
Fredricks and Mr.. ". Hanna. supper wss
served By Miss Graves, at her house, after the
performance
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cards in an oxidized silver casa The ladies'
BOBBY prizes fell 20 Miss Gertrude Cheal. Il was
Q small lamp inscribed, 'sMore Light on the Sab
5ec." The mems BOBBY prize was won by Mr..
Frank Wright. II consisted OF two corncoo
pipes for blowing soap bubbles. Those present
were: Miss Holland, Mr.. and Mrs. :. c. Craw-
Miss Beatrice C5eal, Miss Gertrude Cheal, Miss
Clara Fisken, Miss Beatrice Fiskeu, Mr.. ID. I.
Cross, Mr.. Thomas Carmichael, Mr.. a. & Fisken.
M W. L Stirling, NJ. Robert s. Redheld and
Nj Hank Xri1hr