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Ye knicsereseker..

Ye worthie knickerbockers were enter
tanned NJ whyste and six-hand euchre st
re elegant residence OF Mistress E. W.
Ssckman on Tuesday evening. Ye
worthless notified were: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
T. Benton. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Chin
iquy. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thurman. Capt
and Mrs. David Gilmore. Mr.. and Mrs.
George h Landers. MIR. and Mrs. Minich,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred II. Peterson, Mr.. aud
Mrs. w. II. Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs. c. W.
Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. White, Mr..
ana Mrs. L. +. Wttler,
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Last evening Mrs. Samuel King gave q
boating party on the lake in honor of the
Misses Aunday's visitor, Miss Alice
Towne, of Petaluma. Cal. After cruisinga
couple of hours in the steam launch Tramp
the party returned To- Mrs Kings resi-
dence. on James street. and spent the
evening dancing. Those in the party
were; Mr.. and Mrs Samuel King. Miss
Manday. Miss Fanny Mnnday. Miss
Towne. Mr.. W. O. Came. Mr.. w. NJ. Miles
and DIR. w. j, Baird
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A Ten Day. Yachting Cruise.

Mr. bernard PelIy is entertaining
yachting party on the Margery. They left
the city last Sunday afternoon, expecting
TO be gone about ten days, during which
they viii visit all the down Sound ports
and take "a cruise up Hood canal. Those
in the party are; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Power, Miss Amy Burnett. of EdgewateF:
Mr.. George +. Folsom and Mr.. Peliy.
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and the cooking process performed After
merry time the party returned home by
moonlight Those in the party were Mr..
and Mrs. A. +. McEsan. Mr.. and Mrs.
i. u. Green. Mr.. and Mrs c. III. Clarke,
Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Gibbons. Mr.. and Mrs.
A +. Cook. Miss Graves, Miss Post. Miss
Ramsey. Miss Harnden. Miss Carter. MISS
Jessie Carter. Mr.. West, Mr.. Higgins. MIR.
John Gibhon. jr.. Dr.. Sharples. DR.. Baird.
Mr.. Hawkins and Mr. Rumsey.
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Music and meoniishs on the Lake.

Mr.. G. A. Burch gave charming boat
ing party on Tuesday evening in Mr.. r.
NJ. Daulion's launch Flirt. A stringed
orchestra accompanied the party. and after
cruising about the lake for an hour or 80 .
stop was made At East Seattle. where q
few happy hours wsrspassed in dancing.
after which the return home was made in
the moonlight Those in the party were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Green. Miss Fflklns,
Miss Graves, Miss Post. Of Galssburg. Ills. !:
Mr.. II. H.. Mckee. Mr.. W. o. Came, Mr..
/. NJ. Daulton, Mr.. g. A. Burch-
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and Herr NJ. Book. Of waidsnburg. Ger
naay. The invited guests were Mrs. n. T.
Denny. Miss fnez Denny. Mrs. Amos
Brown, Mrs. ]. X. kinnear. Mrs. O. s.
Jones. Mrs Victor Denny. Mrs. and Miss
Wolfe. Miss Ellen Chamberlin. Miss Julia
Chambsriin, Miss Brown. Miss Collins.
Miss Jones. Miss Mckowin, Or. A. DEVICE,
DR.. Putnam and Prof Joy. OF Tacoma.
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Corn nea.s At U.l.. H.y.

Yesterday afternoon seesof ro1'boass
left Madison street wharf on the lake and
started north. The people Ia the beats
were not hop pickers looking Tor ico bus
were . merry party of society people look
ing for place 20 roast some green corn.
They finally chose spot Ga the beach OF
Union bay, where . bake oYen was bailt
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Last Saturday night a merry boating
party took cruise on the lake in the
steam launch Undine. Several members
Of the party brought mandolIns, guitars
and banjos along. and their music height
ensd the enjoyment. Those in the party,
which wss chaperonsd by Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. Jackson. were Miss Gertrude Clark,
Miss Maud Cleary, Miss Helen Mcknight,
Miss Mamie Ranke. Miss Sidonia Furth,
Mr. Ernest Wurteie. Mr.. orrin Ranke, No
II. y. Smith. Mr.. ]. l.. Schuitze, Mr.. Fred
Ranke. Mr.. I'd Herald, Mr.. Charles Wur-
tele.
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Mrs. ] yler. Ars. Washburn. Mrs. Watson.
Mrs. Webster. Mrs whitney. Mrs. Harry
Whitney. Mrs. Whgttiesey. Mrs.. " Wilson.
Mrs Wilson. Mrs HarbaEgh. Miss wilson.
Mrs Wing. Mrs " H Young. Miss
Young. Mrs. Young, the Misses u ursg.
Mrs Mclaughlin. Miss Mclaughlin. Mrs.
Hopkins. Miss Hopkins. Mrs.. Marriott
Mrs. Soule. Mrs. wssinsoa. Mrs. sAeafe.
Mrs Joslin, Mrs. Graham. Mrs. Prosch.
Mrs. stimson. Mrs. Fishback. Mrs. Yea
ton. Mrs. r. sparling, Mrs. Dsmock. Mira.
Langdon. Mrs. Landers. Miss Roper. Mrs.
Rollins. Miss Thompson. Miss Tenny.
Mrs. Frank HanfoTi. Mrs ". ID Ballard,
Mira Drnmnond. Mrs DImock, Mrs.
y niie. Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. Flonrnoy. Mrs.
Neuieidsr Mr. c. II. Austin, DR.. Z. s.
Paimer, Mr. George +. Fay, Mr.. James D.
hoge. ~, Mr.. X. H. Hurd, Mr.. George
Hurd. Mr. John Alison. Rev. Alexander
AIison, Mr. Daniel KeiIeher. Mr.. g.
Meade Emory, Dir. Jere Ii. Wheelwright.
MI James w. Hall. Of Port Blakeley, Mr..
George IL Heiibron. Mr.. W. o. Came. Mr..
Herman Chaplin. Mr. T. B. Downing, Mr.
l. Peily. Mr.. Irving I. Cole. Mr.. John
Rsadman, Mr.. Daniel Gibbons. Mr.. John
Gibbon. jr.. Mr.. r II. Mckee, Mr.. William
A. Mcdonald. Mr.. William B. Goodwin.
Mr.. Miller, Mr.. Theodore n. Halter, Mr.
Marshall Bond, Mr.. Louis Bond and
Mr. Theron A. Noble, OF Seattle,
and the following from Tacoma:
bishop Paddock. Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ.
Miller, Miss Paddock, Miss Florence
Paddock, Mr.. Paddock, Mr.. and Mrs. sey-
mour, Miss Seymour. Miss Jessie Seymour,
Mr. and Mrs. Landell, Mr.. and Mrs. Wins
low. Miss Lane. Miss Bowen. Miss lis
dale, Mrs. Van ogie, Mrs. John Van ogle.
Mr.. J. b. Alexander.
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On Wednesday last Capt Hatch, Of the
steamer MonficelIo. had as guests on one
Of his daily trips 20 Port Townsend, Dun-
geness and Port Angeles, Mr. and Mrs.
George T. Nils. Mrs. Van TAsseI and Ne.
and Mira Eeuhen W. Jones, all of shis
city. pleasant incident NJ the dinner
hour WAS the presentation 90 Capt. Hatch
OF beautiful hand decorated cup and
saucer, the handiwoEk Of Mrs. Mills.
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Mrs. james b. Dowd gave an elegant
luncheon at her home. corner Oak aud
Thomas streets. on Tuesday. The table
was tastefully decorated with La France
roses. The guests were: Mrs. ID. b.
Ward. Mrs. Bushnell. Mrs. Dickey, Mrs.
]. ii. Giimer, Mrs. II. w. shaw, Mrs. Il. A.
Donaldson and Miss C;i.mer.
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One of the most Successful and enioys-
bic picnic parties Of the sess On was given
ON Friday by Mrs. Claude Troun. assisted
by Mrs. Frank W. Goodue. At the an
pointed hour the invited guests embarked
on the steamer Grey honnd. bound for the
beautiful grove near Mukiiteo. Arriving
after pleasant trip bouniifuI snpply OF
good things provided by the isiies OF the
party vas spread and heartily enioyea.
During the afternoon Capt Troup took
number Of photographs Of the gronp. The
party re-emharkei on their return trim AZ
.. m: the night sas perfect and .he
smooth waters Of the Sound shone ike a
mirror under the cloudless moon.
pleasant feature of the trip was the pres
ence Of 8 fine string band which furnished
music for dancing. which was kept Up
both going and returning On their AZ
rival at Seattle the party accepted the hos
pitality Of Mr.. John Il. Quick Those in
the party were: Mr. and Mrx Claude
Troup. Mr.. and Mrs, Frank ". tsoodhue.
Mr.. sad Mrs. Frank Calin. Capt and
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guson, Miss Elsie Brooks, the Misses
ara. % Tacoma; Miss Diana Collins.
sllss tsertrude Grzxse. Miss Dolsie Scurry.
Mss Harsden, Of San Francisco; Nr.
Ernests W0rsese. Mr.. Fred Ranke, Mr..
Harold SAITH. Mr. Grin Ranke, Mr.. Sid
ney hansafd. Mr.. Charles wursele, Mr..
pert ursvex, Mr.. Frank Frederick. Mr..
Harry smith. Mr.. Harold Post. Mr..
.Inomas MeGraE Mr.. Carl Mcknight.
nj. Matt tcurrY. Mr.. Charles scurry, Mr..
howard Lewis. Mr.. Len Relfe. Mr.. Stock
ton knmssr, Mr. Robert Rsdfield, Mr..
ari Harbxnsh. Mr.. Gny Post, Mr.. Charles
Dioozs. Ar. John Carroll. Mr. Morris
IheaI. Mr.. Waiter Engleorecht. Mr.. Ralph
hopkins. Mr.. Roy Mcknight, Mr. Harry
Humphrey. Mr.. I'd > ard SPENCER. Mr. John
collins. j.. Lieut. John L. Hayden, Mr..
:, Z. Hayden. ir.. Mr.. Hawkins. Mr..
III tonants Mr. Miller, Mr.. Josiah Col
anss Judge Collins. OF Chicago. who is
slslang MS daug htsr. Mrs- T. III. Brooks.
OF FORT Biaksiey. and Capt. Reynolds and
ar. Mcdonald, OF Port Blakeley. An ele-
CANT feature of the affair was the hand
painted invitations sent out, which were
Tue work Of Miss Eta Nugent, who is
quite an artist. Each invitation bore q
humorous or sentimental sketch with an
appropriate legend. and all were different.
Ladies' Musical Club Changes
The Ladies' Musical Club has resumed
its work after the summer vacation under
the most favorable auspices The graft
lying success of the clubs concert at the
Words fair has attracted wide attention
TO the high degree Of artistic culture
h.
mas at the same time given our
local artists q greater degree Of con-
ndence in. themseiyes. At the annual
meeting Of the club held last Monday it
was decided to give the organization 9
more distinct individuality, and for this
reason IL has decided 10 hire club rooms
OF It's own. The large hall on the second
noor OF the Seattle National bank build
ing. formerly occupied by the Athletic
club. has been leased aud it will
be used not only as club
room and for practice and
rehearsals. but also for its monthly musi-
Gales and other entertainments. The
dues for active members were placed at 50
per year and So for associate members. and
the limits of the latter class were
enlarged so as to admit men.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year. Mrs. A. B. Stewart, presi-
dent. Mrs. w. Fl. White. vice president;
Mrs. ]. r. Hayden. second vice president.
Mrs. +. A. Churchill, director; Mrs. L. ID.
Willard. corresponding secretary; Mrs ].
b. Eagieson, recording secretary: Mrs. N.
Beach. treasurer: Mrs Mclaughlin,
librarian: Mrs. Frank Black, Mrs George
Meacbau1 Mrs A. v Bell. Mrs Charles
T. Patterson, Mrs. Warren Gazzam, exec
utive committee; Mrs. G.. f. NJ. Pratt,
auditing and room committee.
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Visitors 60 tho Hot Springs.

Hor sPRrsss, Wash, Aug. 25.-Follow-
ing 10 the LIST of arrivals at Green River
Hot Springs hotel during the past week.
w. IL. Gardner, MIRA C. NJ. Shaw, Miss L.
H. shaw, .. g. Buchau, Mrs.. M. F.Gib-
SON. J. ID. johnson. r. 8. Durham, James
G. Drake and wife. Miss Bsssie Drake,
Sidney Drake, G. II. Dillon and wife,
James Yesterday, Thomas A. Graham. H.
r., TgeyyiII, George w. Bogssss wifs and
fwo children, &C. Cransof, J.sE. Clifton,
B. B. Broomell. Paul Koebler, T. A. Nell
son, /. Chilberg. Mrs. e. j. Nunne. Hugh
G. Wallace and wife. Tacoma; Robert
Niven, James Mexican, George NJ. Hollo-
way, Horace T. Markell, NJ. D.. William II.
Brinker. r. II. Twichell, Fred Gasch,
James Hart and wife, f. III. Ammidown,
Mrs. Dearborn. j. Catlin and wife. Mrs.W.
ii. Parry, f. c. Siorah. Mrs. ]. Weiner, X.
Gottstein and wife, Miss Ida Gottstein,
Miss Rosa Gottstein, III. L. Van BrocKiin.
Charles w. Lauterback. A. b. Lleweilyn,
Jake Frauenthal, Seattle: C. c. Allea>,
man, W. III. Hare, M. D., s. c. Henton
and wife, G. II. Leadbetter. jr., Yakima;
E. f. Mitchell. from Kentucky on a
bicycle; John Wooding and wife. Mrs.
Garland, Auburn; Mrs. Jessie Allen and
daughter. Capt. l.. b. Hastings and wife,
Port Townsend: Norton ID. WalIing,
Everett; Charles shepherd. George ].
Wolf. Isidor Kaufman. Olympia; Louis
Kline, Cle-Elum: George w. Stafford, Sno-
homish: William Adams. Burnett; Mrs.
Longworth and son. Weston; James Nc
CURE, Weston: p. o. Lynch. Ellensburg:
d. p. Davis, Carbonado: Mrs. Charles
Leverc, Buckley; s. c. Henton and wife,
Yakima: q. s. Dean. Lester: Charles III.
Gilbert. o. p. Jenkin, Palo Alto Cal.
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Last Tuesday the Maine Associations
picnickers, basket in hand, began to
gather at the rendezvous, Rsvenna park,
until by o'clock there were goodiy num-
Der, and merry lot gathered around the
festive boards to discuss and demolish the
contents of the weil-hlled baskets Then
followed short speeches by w. H. Lovejoy
and z. b. Rawson, and an original poem
by Mrs. Lena Ingraham Clifford. The off,
GERS elected for the easaing year are as
follows: Fred Rice Roweli, president.
Capt. A. P. Spaulding. vice president: ex-
ecutiye committee, Capt. y. l.. Rogers, c.
r. Plimpton and Henry Sheahan; sscre-
tsry and treasurer. NJ. W. Lovejoy; cor
responding secretary, C. w. p. osgood
rhe rest OF the day was consumed in ram
bles about the park and such sports as
only pick nickers can devise.
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On Friday afternoon Miss Annie Hall
gave a delightful kaffee kistseh in honor
Of her visitors. Miss Lily Haas, Of Kansas
City Herr vsIsriAn Rsisesitz, Of Berlin,
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Capt. spauidins.. Annual Picnic.

A large number of friends accepted the
hospitality of Capt. and Mrs. A. +. Spaul-
ding last Sunday on q picnic given by
them at Eagle Harbor. The party boarded
a large scow at the fireboat slip at 10 a. m.
and were taken by the tug Wasp to their
destination. where the day was spent in
digging clans. swapping sailors yarns.
foot racing aud various other anu sements.
A bonnteous luncheon was served. includ-
ing clam chowder made on the picnic
grounds. Among those present were:
Mr.. rand Mrs. Leander Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Fitxnenry, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Foster. Capt and Mrs. Rich
ard Corners. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Sheahan. Capt. and Mrs. y. l..
Rogers. Mr. and Mrs. John Coleman and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Shears, Mr..
aud Mrs. Charles Halloweli, Mr.. and Mrs.
John +. Cronin, Capt and Mrs z. +.
Drisko. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +. Tanner and
children. Capt. and Mrs. J. Il. Ryan and
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Bogart, Miss Laura Mil
Ter, Miss Olive Reed, Miss Anna Church.
Mrs. Fordon, Miss Birdie Fitzhcnry, Miss
Mabel sheahan, Miss May Spaulding.
Miss Abbae Spaulding. Mrs. d. ii. Wal
lace. Mrs. Sarah Stetson, Miss Tuck.
Miss ID. l. Adair. Miss Ida Burrows.
Miss May Bowers. Miss Lillian Risedorph.
Miss Annie Gogdtrip. Mrs. silas Reed.
Master Frank Miller. Mr.. George Fitx-
henry, Mr.. .. A. sehade. Mr. James Shea
han. Capt. George Spauiding, Master Al
bert Spsulding. Mr.. Charles feeney, Mr..
Leroy Ste;son. Mr.. Henry Drisko. Mr. ].
II. Bragdon. Master Julian Wallace. Mas.
ter Lucien Carvalho and Capt Ed Camp
bell
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Mrs. ssedm.n's Card Party.

Mrs. Livingston b. Stednsn entertained
a party of friends at cards last Monday
evening. her home being artisticaliy deco
rated for the occasion. Mr. and Mrs. r.
A. strout. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A. Maccui-
sky, Miss Graves. Miss Post. Of Washing
ton City; Miss Struve. Miss Meem, the
Misses Russell. Miss osgood. Miss Furth,
Miss Wrestling. Miss Seymour. of
Tacoma: Mr.. Irving T. Cole. Mr.. Lester
Turner. Mr.. II. +. Meserve. Mr.. Richard
Hurd, Mr.. George Hurd. Dir. J. ID. Hoge,
jr., DIR. Russell, Mr.. George II. Preston.
Mr.. Josiah Collins. l.. Peiiy and C. NJ.
Austin.
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Yeuar Men. insss,u,. Hep.

The Young Mems Institute gaye an en-
ioyahls entertainment a. the Hotel Cal
kins in East Seattle on Thursday evening
The party left the city g; $40 y. m and
went directly 70 the hall, where dancing
was INDUCED in until about II 30 q. m.
whea the return trip Vas made Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. 2. W.
Wfmborn, Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. sutton,
Miss Mary MeElroy. Miss kitsle I4anhen-
heiEaev. Miss Nellie Russell, Miss Edith
McoFaw, Miss Crane. Aiss Lille Crane.
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Mss Margaret Crane. Miss Bode. Miss
Smith. Miss Linnihan. Miss Connolly,
Miss oiesou. Miss Ryan. Miss Heed, Miss
Belle Hood. Mr.. J. r. McElroy. Mr. j. P.
Gleason. Mr. d. Ragan. Mr.. A. C. Graf,
Mr.. L. Mlcheis. Mr. c. H. Crane, Mr..
Jsnes Kelly, Mr.. 7. T. Listeli. Mr.. ]. III.
snthof. Mr.. ]. A. Hennelly. Mr.. l. A.
Gardner. Mr. NJ. J. Pheian, Mr. p. Con-
molly. Mr.. W. :. Newton, Mr.. L o'Shea.
Mr.. ]. y. Jackson, Mr.. A Meaghes. Mr.. 7.
Sutherland. Mr.. NJ. r. Murphy, Mr.. E.
McNulty and Mr.. ID. Y. HYDE.
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WEDDINGS.
EnrI..h-Mcrnt..

Cards were issued by Mr. and Mrs. John
McFate for the marriage OF their daughter
Amelia to Mr.. James English on Thurs
day evening, August "A. The ceremony
was performed at the residence Of the
brides sister. Mrs. John Mcdonald. on
Wilfred street. The house was beauti-
fully decorated with cut flowers and pre-
sented brilliant spectacle when filled
with the guests aud contracting parties.
The officiating clergyman was Rev. Bre-
ward ID. Sinclair. of the Calvary Presbs-
terrain church, the pastor of the brides
parents The ceremony included the ira
ditionM ring. Mr.. John McFate. brother
of the bride, acted as best man and Miss
Sarah McFate, the brides sister, as brides
maid. The bride was dressed in a cream
silk gown trimmed with lace, and car-
ried bouquet Of cut roses IN her hand.
She IL n most estimabie young lady and
greatly beloved by all who know her.
She presented very pretty appearances rs
she was led 10 the altar as McndeIssohn's
wedding march was being played by Mrs.
Richardson. The toilets OF the ladies
present were both elegant and tasteful.
The happy couple were the recipients Of
numerous costly presents from their many
friends. Immediately following the eere-
mony. which took place at O'Clock, the
wedding party sat down to an elegant
wedding supper. During the evening the
guests were entertained with a recitation
by pretty Miss Nand Mcdonald, niece Of
the bride. Mrs. II. Mffiin. OF Seattle. and
Mrs. w. w. Clarke, of Victoria, b. G..
sang duet The groom IL successful
business man of Helena, Mont. where the
couple will make their future home.
Among those present were Rev. Mr.. and
Mrs b. ID. Sinclair, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Williamson. Of Missoula.
Mont, Mr.. and Mrs. John McEate.
SIR. and Mrs. John Mcdonald, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. r..
Clarke. Mr.. and Mrs. r. scott, Mr.. and
Mira Richardson's, Mr.. and Mrs BurshelI,
Mrs. George Hatfield. Mrs. III. Migiin,
Mrs. j. Wilson. Mrs. J. Rushton. Mrs w.
w. Clarke, Of Victoria, b. c.. Miss Alice
Cox, Miss Kate Kerr. Miss Lulu Alien,
Miss Sarah Gilman, Miss Anna Berray.
Miss Kate Hopkins. Miss Mckinnon.
Miss Agnes Coming, Miss Bertha MeFais,
Miss Maud McFate, Miss Maud McDon-
aid. Miss Minnie MeFase, Miss Bss-
sic Wilson, Miss Maud Wilson. Among
the young gentlemen present were: Mr..
Piiny Allen. Mr.. Martin Barnes, Mr..
Stewart Barnes, Mr.. Alex McKinnon, Mr..
Guard, Mr.. John McFate, Mr.. Bart Rich
ards, Mr.. John Hopkins. Master ". r.
Mcdonald. Master J. Z. Mcdonald. Mas
Ter Harry MeFase.
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The Misses Winterbournc had moon
light saslfng party on the Sound last even
Ing on the rstrer Andtht party had q
pleasant time. There were on hoard Mrs.
Winterbourne. Misses Edna, Minnie and
May Winterbonrne. Messrs. W. r., III. n.
and II. Il. Butler, Mr.. w. IL. HammersIey
and several Others.
Mrs. Bean and Mrs. Morrison EatertAin.
On Wednesday Mrs. Bean gave an eie-
CANT dinner and Mrs. Morrison delight
ius lunch in honor OF Mrs Hall, Of Spo-
kane. formerly of Machias, Me. Those
present were: Mrs. Hall. Mrs. Baker. Mrs.
Loyejoy. Mrs. Morrison. Mrs. Bean, Mrs.
Marsh, Miss Morrison. Miss Baker.
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Pienieking .. puw.ml.h Head.

Last Saturday picnic party spent the
day on the beach at Duwamish head,
across the bay. Digging clans, eating
lunch and mandolin music aud singing
afforded the amusement. Those in the
party were: Mrs. ]. b. Hill, Mrs Free
man, Mrs. Pohndorf, Miss Maud Cieary.
Miss Helen Mcknight. Miss Evelyn
Graves, Miss Gertrude Clark. Miss Rose
Shelby. Mr.. Karl Harbaugh, Mr.. Frank
Frederick. Mr.. Sidney Hansard, Mr. Roy
Mcknight. Mr.. Claire Farnsworth. Mr..
Ralph Hopkins, Mr. Sam Russell, Mr. A.
oberteufier. Master Richard Hill, Master
Eddie Spencer. Master Kari Mcknight.
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ICIETY Is BUOYANT.
.veraI Fashionable Affairs
During Last Week.
r,vo ELEGANT AFTERNOON TEAS.
ir.>rruinx Card Parties. Pink Auction.
x.nee KIssseh, Launch and Picnie
r.rtie.-This Weeks Pleasures
HERE were

[ERE were
eyerai
fashion a.
BILE affairs
in social
crtles
last week,
and soci-
ETY. seems
10 have
again re-
sumedthe
buoyant
tone so
liar
to Seattle
/ n a ] l
phases of
It's char
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On Friday night the members OF the
congregation Of the Battery street NJ. r.
church met at the church for the purpose
of giving farewell party in honor of their
retiring pastor. Rev. Alfred Inwood. The
church was filled TO overlooking
By friends Of Mr.. Inwood and
his estimat,le family. An entertain.
Ing programme was given, consisting OF
music and recitstions. and closing with
refreshments As an evidence of the es-
TEEN in which Mr.. Inwood is held hv his
many friends, handsome present was
given him in the shape az a silver fruit
dish with gold tisigrec around the edges
Mr.. inwood has filled the pulpit Of the
Battery street church very acceptahiy for
the past three years, and will now 90 10
California, partially on account Of Ill
health. and may sccep; call in that state.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-27

Mrs. 4 J. Rathbone. Mr.. and Mrs.. A. c.
Aarccnnier. Mr.. and Mrs. r. l. Davis.
Mrs +. T. G0ensherodt, Miss Alice Keas-
ing. Miss Bessie Heating. Miss Anna Phil
lips. Miss Flora Scribner. Miss Mamie
Harksns. Miss June Cameron. Miss Davie,
Miss Davis, Mr. r. Brad.ey, Mr.. John b.
Quick, Mr. f. Jacobs. Mr.. Clarence Ed
wards. Mr.. York Darlington, Mr.. Boyd J.
Tallman, Mr. James 4 TurnbuiI Master
Willie Troup. Mr.. Clarence Z. Gooihue
and Master Howard Rsthbons.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-01-21

have been digging and d~elving III
old books in the endeavor to asceT-
tain whether Neil. the seemingly
wanton and purposeless poisoner, the
poisoner Of poor girls for the mere
pleasure of the thing" has had any
predecessors. Hitherto my researches
have been unavailing, and III tire
long and dismal chronicles OF secret
poisoning in ancient Rome. III mc
diaeval Italy, III France and in Spain
| have been unable to find even I:
distant analogue of Neill.
The nearest approach - the mis-
creant seems to have been Saints
Croix. the accomplice of the infamou,
Marquise de Erinvilliers. who learned
the art of poisoning while a prlsone'
in the Bastille from a fellow captive
an Italian named EXili G. A. Sali
in London Sunday Times.