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Mr.. G. f. Wright, Mr.. &. T. Tyler. Mr..
Mr.. Frank s. Southland, Mr.. H. F. Meserve,
Mr.. Hall, Rev. II. Sheppard, Of Franklin
Mr.. ID. H. Hayward. of Boston: Rev. w.
g. Eliot, jr., DR.. F. s. Palmer. Mr.. Ira
Bronson, Mr.. G. T. Quinby, Mr.. Daniel
Kelleher.
Box Parties 1t the seattle Theater.
The Warde-James engagement at the
Seattle theater for Friday and Saturday
nights was productive Of much interest In
. social way. A large number OF box
parties were given as follows:
On Friday night Mr.. and Mrs. jacob
Furth, Mss Furth, Mr.. Hurd and Mr..
Terry occupied box 4.
Box on the same evening was occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Guy G. Phinney and MI.
and Mrs. l.. H. Griffith.
A stag party was given on Friday night
by Mr.. Fred Bausman to Mr.. James Ham
iiton Lewis, Mr.. Howard w. Baker and
Mr.. Lester Turner
At the Saturday matinee Mrs. W. J.
Grambs entertained q company of her
friends in box No. Z.
Mr.. Will Hanna at the matinee had As
his guests in box Miss Evelyn Graves.
Miss Helen Mcknight, Miss Gertrude
Clark and Mr.. Horton.
Box was occupied on Friday by Mr..
and Mrs. H. A. Noble. Mr.. and Mrs. +. A.
Bell. Miss Noble and Mr.. T. n. Halter.
At the matinee on Saturday it was occu-
pied by Mr.. and Mrs. Noble, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. A. Strout and Mrs. Tyler. On Satur-
day night the party occupying it was Miss
Noble, Miss Lyon. of Everett. Mr.. H. A.
Noble. Mr.. T. A. Noble and Mr.. c. II.
Noble.
Last night the scene in the boxes was q
brilliant one. Box /. Mr.. Lowman's. was
occupied by Mrs. J. r. Hayden, Miss Col
Inns, Miss Louise Hayden, Lieut. J. i.
Hayden and J. r. Hayden, jr.
Box contained Mr. and Mrs. F. r. Bel
langee, Mrs. s. J. Russell, Miss Nellie
Cesar and Mr.. George J. Cesar. of Ia
coma.
Box was occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Bailey Gatzert. Mr.. and Mrs. Furth, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. L. Terry, Miss Furth and
Miss Sidonie Furth.
Box contained Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. De-
laney. Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Camel and Miss
Z. Stevenson, of Everett.
Box had in it Mr.. and Mrs. r. K.
Hago and Mr.. and Mrs. HarwOod Morgan.
Box s contained party the guests OF
Mr.. BlOedel. They were Mrs. Underwood,
Miss Wardner, Miss Katharine Wardner
and Mr.. f. X. Struve.
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sNOHOMIsH SOCIAL NEWS.
Masque Carnivals Past and Coming
Notes OF Persons and Events.

Masque Carnivals Past and Coming
Notes OF Persons and Events.
SNoHoMIsH. Wash. Feb. 1S.-TSpecial.l IA
unique masque carnival was given at the
Gem City skating rink last Wednesday
evening. at which about 200 couples en-
joyed themselves until about midnight.
G. H. Packard, of the Eye, had the best
sustained character of the evening.
The local division Sons of Veterans
Drum Corps have in preparation a mas
querade ball, to be given in Cathcart opera
house. Washington's birthday. The affair
promises to be on the largest scale of any
in the social calendar so far this season.
An excellent Seattle orchestra has been
engaged to furnish music for the gay dane
ers, and particular attention 10 being
given to festooning the hall and improv-
ing the floor. Plenty Of excellent costumes
have been furnished by a Seattle cos
tuner. A good time is expected. Nine
prizes are offered.
The pupils of Dorrance academy will
celebrate Washington's birthday bv a
musical and literary programme at the
school building in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lot Wilbur returned this
week from Southern California. where they
nave pech SPeHuius tuo winter months.
Mrs. Wilbur is much improved in health.
Judge J. X. VIM. Of Whatcom, was in
the city Wednesday.
Snohomish Encampment. Sons of veter-
ans, gave a campfire in Cathcart opera
house Monday evening. An address was
made by Judge Griffith on "Lincoln's
Birthday" followed by q solo by Miss
Maud Brown; then came recita,ions by
Miss Jennie Jordan and TENTS Thurston.
Lunch was served
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washington's birthday will b or
holiday by nearly all the public -
schools OF the city.
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Rueile, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. WILCOX,
Prof. and Mrs.J. NJ. Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Thurman, Mrs. H. c. Gordon, MI.
and Mrs. Arthur L. Coon. Mr.. and Mrs. ).
Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. John Grunkranz, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas T. Quirk, Miss Grun.
kranz, Miss Alma Grunkranz. Mr.. Fred
W. Calhoun. Mr.. A. V. Randall, Mr.. John
III. Carter and Mr. Bickerton.
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SOCIETY AT TACOMA.
Riding Club Idea Meets With
Favor.
DAINTY ST. VALENTINE PARTIES,
Reception TO Bishop Wells-Young Pee-
pies Missionary Society-Hospital
Patients Entertained-Chst.

TACOMA, Feb. 1s.-TSpecial. l-Society on
horseback is among the predictions.
There is to be riding club in addition to
the Alpine Club. Good saddle horses will
be III demand as soon as the weather set
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In st. Valentines Honor.

Mrs. Zaoriskie gave a progressive hearts
party Valentine eve. There were fifty
ladies present. The prizes were appropri-
ate. being unique and beautiful, reminders
OF 81. Valentine, and were won by Mrs.
II. c. Potter, Mrs. c. Ii. Marble and Mrs.
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NesikA Club Enferfal>.-

The next meeting of the Nssika GA
will take pire at the residence Of N.
George SurreE. Tuesday evening tn -
met at Mrs. Hardennurg's. when ~ 4,
lowing programme was rendered:
Biography of Henry W. Longfellov
. ...--:.-.- ..... Mrs. James WintsrwAt
Paper on Evangelhe Ma " -
Selections from Henry w. Longfellow.
Current Events. NJ. ~ ~
History Leader Mn q nn na
typography Of John 4 Whittier Mrs. ]. O ~
Selections from Whittier Mra J.v f:..,..
Paper on Washington Allston (,rtis,l.
..............-...... Mrs LYMAN n 49,.
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Mrs. NeufeIder's progressive euchre IN
honor of Miss Goldsmith. of Portland,
came off on Thursday afternoon last after
postponement of two weeks. Those
present we're: Mrs. A. Z. MacCulsky,
Mrs. w. =. Goodwin. Mrs. c. T. Tyler,
Mrs. H. D. Strive. Mrs. Howard Joslyn.
Mrs. +. Toklas. Mrs. Job p. Lyon. Mrs.
W. E. Boone. Mrs. T. NJ. Reed. Mrs. E.
0. Graves, Mrs. A. Dinkelspiel. Mrs. Eras-
tus Brsinerd, Mrs. John Leary. Mrs. H.
f. Shields, Mrs. David Kellogg. Mrs.
Thomas Burke, Mrs. Bailey Gatzert, Mrs.
c. L. Webb, Mrs. Montgomery Russell.
Mrs. D. W. Barker, Mrs. ]. r. Hayden.
Mrs. A. B. Stewart, Mrs. Jacob Furth.
Mrs. George H. Hebron. Mrs. II. Fuhr-
man. Mrs. Ed L. Terry, Mrs. L. B. Sted-
man. Mrs. H. c. Henry, Mrs. F. A. Wing,
Mrs. Joseph Gregory. Mrs. G. J. Smith,
Mrs. NJ. F. Backus, Mrs. W. r. Forrest.
Mrs. +. Folger, Miss Goldsmith, Miss
Strive, Miss Collins, Miss Halter. Miss
Eurth.
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A Pancake Social .

A pancake social took place at the
Church of Our Lady of Good Help, South
Fourth and Washington streets. on Tues
day night. The entertainment consisted
of series of stereopticon views. and music
and singing. Mrs. F. w. Hankey and
Miss Boarman were in charge. Being
Shrove Tuesday in the church calendar.
pancakes were q feature Of the refresh
ments. Some very comical valentines
were on hand and were mailed in the room
to certain persons present. adding greatly
to the amusement of the company.
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Schoenber~.Howard.

A friendly gathering at the residence of
Mrs. Eta Allen, PIT Seneca street. Seattle,
on the evening of Tuesday, February II,
1893, witnessed the solemn'zation of mar
rage between John A. Schoenberg and
Miss Mabel Howard. both OF this city.
Mrs. Allen was graceful bridesmaid and
Mr.. John A. Jones an acceptable grooms-
man. Rev. John F. Damon officiated.
Among those who enjoyed the elegant re-
past prepared, in addition to those before
mentioned. were: Mrs. c. f. Howard,
mother of the BRIDE; Mrs. w. H. Bartlett
and Miss Lille Dahlgren. Mr.. and Mrs.
Schoenberg. after -eturning from their
wedding tour, will be at home at the
residence Of Mrs Eta Allen, PIT Seneca
street.
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The $50" Whist Club.

A. the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Abrams, on the eastern shore of Lake
Union. the 40 ,30'' Whist Club held its
eighth bi-weekiy meeting last Thursday
evening. The club IS composed of the
residents of the Denny-Fuhrman addition.
All the meetings have proven delightful
affairs. SO pleasant WAS the first series
that another will begin ~ the time of the
mex, regular meeting. Whist IS the order
o. the evening TIL 1879. when light re-
freshments are served. Dancing generally
follows The following were present a,
the las, meeting: Mr.. and Mrs. A. II.
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Mr.. Burdette n. Foy gave . pleasant
party at his home on Tuesday evening.
The rooms were decorated with paper
hearts pierced with arrows, and cupids.
The early part of the evening was spent at
various games invented for the occasion,
the first of which was the choosing of
their valentines by the gentlemen from
shadows thrown on a sheet. Lunch was
served ON tables having heart-shaped
spreads. The sandwiches and cakes were
also cut in the shape of hearts. After
lunch games were resumed, which occu-
pied the remainder of the evening. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hol-
comb, Mr.. and Mrs. Almon Foy. Miss
Nora Carey, Miss Mollie Phillips. Miss
Maud Harmon. Miss Edna Whittier, Miss
Mabel Audette, Miss Alice Allen, Mr..
Sherman Foote, Mr.. Frank Frazer. Mr..
Victor Hill, Mr.. Rush McCargar and Mr..
Burdette Foy.
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A birthday party was gwen to Mn Z.
ME Shyleen at the homepf MI. and n
NJ. Z. Murphy. at Edisn, Wsdneo1ar
evening. Cards and dancing formed -
evenings ENTERTAINMENT Suppef -
served after the dance. Thos present fto
Tacoma were: Miss Allie. Nisa r.
Harrigan, Miss Holly Beliand, Nh
Icholds, Mr.. w. Allen. NJ. Oscar H
land, Mr.. J. ID. O'Neill, Mr.. I ]. WalA
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VIII Entertain Until Junx

Entertainments will be given heoxlY
until June by the ladies' auxilisy -
mittee of the Y. NJ. G. A. The 49,
will be applied to the room fuTth
fund. These entertainments will izlos
'Leap Year in Country Village" ....... -
Trial by Jury" (cantata). ..............lra!
''Peak Sisters" m j
"Dairymaids Convention" ..,.......JnD3
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A very pleasant evening was spent at the
home of Dr.. and Mrs. William Chapman
at Brooklyn on Tuesday. the occasion be-
ing the thirty-ninth anniversary of their
wedding day and the fifty-seventh birth
day of the doctor. Those present were:
DR.. and Mrs. William Chapman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eldon Scott. Mrs. A. G. Lombard.
Mrs. A. Lombard, Mrs. T. ]. Carrie, Mrs.
George Riser, Mr.. B. L. Chapman. Mrs. G.
L. Case, Miss Pearl Case, Mrs. Nat earle.
Miss Rose Lombard and DR.. and Mrs. J.
B. CHAPMAN.
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The Amicitia Club gave farewell en-
tertainment Friday evening at the resi-
dence of Mr.. w. L. Lindsey. lis Republi-
can street, to Miss Mary E. Shoudy, who
leaves next Monday for her new home ON
Whidbey island. Games and music were
enjoyed by all. Refreshments were served
at II o'clock, after which all expressed re-
grets at losing one of their most popular
members. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. w. L. L,ndsley, Miss Flora Lindsey.
Miss May Colvin. Miss Cora Policy. Miss
Rhoda Hinckley, Miss Anna FELTON,. Miss
Della Cabanski, Miss Crocker. MISS Mary
f. Soudy, Mrs. Hattie J. Shoudy, Mr..
Rawson. Mr.. S. NJ. Harbinson, Mr.. Fred
Levy, Mr.. Eversole. Mr.. Fred Costigan,
Chas. Phillips, Mr.. E. F. Hinckley, Mr..
Tom Guy. Mr.. Frank Freberg, Mr.. John
White and Master Ted Lindsey.
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Young People's MissIona,, $3.50.

The Young Peoples Missionary ooeiqv
meet this week at. the rssidsnct g MN
H. Wheeler, 424 South X streE H.
was large attendance. Tho VRkcfts
American Missionary Associative 49,
the Negroes" being the subjet Il -
evening. Papers were read BY M DusDp
ing, Miss Mae Bixby, Miss LuraGut1h
Mr.. Fletcher and Mr.. Merriman.i
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The Rainier Club 1t Homo.
The Rainier Club will be ''at home

The Rainier Club will be ''at home" to
its friends on Saturday in its new quarters
in the Seattle theater building. The pro-
gramme will be simple and informal. At
from to 5 p. m. there will be a reception
to the wives and families of members. Be-
ginning with o'clock . stag reception
will be given. to which only members of
the club are invited.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

"The marriage of Mr.. George Bing-
ham and Miss Dorothy Greenhouse was
solemnized last evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Holbrook. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Mr.. Lamont,
of the Presbyterian church. Only q few
of the immediate friends of the parties
were present. After receiving the con-
gratulations and good wishes of the COM
pany, Mr.. and Mrs. Bingham retired to
their handsome new home "-Chehalis
Nugget. Mr.. Bingham is we'll known in
Tacoma, and was formerly an attache
of the city surveyors office. Afterward
he was one of the Northern Pacific sur
veyors on the South Bend branch, with
headquarters at Chehalis, and last year
was elected surveyor Of that city. The
bride is a daughter of the well-known at
torney Of Lewis county, Judge Great
house.
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Ties. anu 1t ~
quite likely
that the flow
er of Troop b
will come to
the front in
eque s an
en- joyment.
T h re re
8 e v e r o |
graceful rid
erS q m o n e
the troopers.
an d Lieut..
Everett Il.
Orig gs. of
the troop,
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The Ladies' Musical Club gave a concert
at Pettls' chambers on Friday afternoon.
The programme was as follows:
Duo-"Euryanth0' Observation-Disclosures eber
Miss Il. Wrestling and Misc B. Cheal.
Vocal soso-"Spriug Song. Rsinecke
Mrs. H. H. King.
Piano so,o-"Fres hue,z' . Wahe,
Mrs. W. H. White.
Paper-"Von Weber" Mra G n Kjnp
v,ost All, tn''Greeting 10 thew Gods Reiu.cks
10 plsappoinsment'. .-..... Hood
Mr.. ". Z. Miller.
Paper-"Renecke" Mias r Cheat
Vocal solo--se ec,ed .......Mrs L. T. M Prntt
Observation-Disclosures Brillaute" ... Wehsr
Mrs. Perkins. Miss Hanna. Miss Beach, Miss r.
Chesl
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Mrs. MacCulksy's Luncheon.

Mrs. A. e. MacCulsky gave q small lunch
con on Tuesday afternoon IN honor of
Mrs. Frank Taylor. Though given in the
afternoon. the curtains were drawn and
light was furnished by gas and exquisitely-
shaded candles. The guests were: Mrs.
Frank Taylor, Mrs. H. G. Strive, Mrs.
Bailey Gatzert. Mrs. Thomas Burke. Mrs.
w. E. Boone, Mrs. H. A. Noble, Mrs. J.
NJ. Wrestling, Mrs. Morgan J. Carkeek,
Mrs. w. p. Goodwin.
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Market Street Baptist Social.

The ladies of the Market street Baptist
church gave an enjoyable social on Friday
evening. Miss Hattie Palmer gave a reci-
tation which was so we'll received that she
was encored, and responded very happily.
Mrs. A. E. Braymer, who is always popu-
lar, read and was recalled. Mr.. A. f.
Braymer sang solo which was we'll re-
ceived. Refreshments were then served.
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The ladies' of North Seattle Baptist church
VIII give . dinner Friday. February a
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ny Padd ock Hospital Entertainments.

Thursday evening. under the auspices of
the First Congregational church. the pa.
ten's at Fannie Paddock hospital enjoyed
songs by Mrs. Marvin, Mrs. Haliock. Mis-,
Confare and Mr. J. LeB. Johnson. Miss Full
Ter and Miss bengei acting as accompan-
lists. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Sloan and Miss Savage
favored the convalescents with character
sketches and Rotations, and remarks were
made by the Rev. Messrs. A. q. Loder,
Hallock and Nevins.
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The Cymrodorion Society, of Seattle. 10
making great preparations for St. David's
day. March l. 1t will be an evening of
Welsh song with addresses at Ranke's hall
on that evening by Seattle people of Welsh
descent and their friends. The music will
be of the high order for which the Welsh
are noted and will include choice selec-
tons of their national and popular airs.
Mr.. w. W. Williams, basso. of Kirkland;
Miss Maggie Williams. soprano, of Frank.
lin; Mr.. Joseph Shipper. flute; Mr.. Sam.
uel Price. cornet, will assist and the Cam
brian Glee Club Twelve male voices), Of
this city, will furnish several of their best.
Mr.. Joseph Shipper. Mr.. Griffith Davies,
Rev. David Thomas. Rev. J. NJ. Hughes
and Mr.. Reuben w. Jones will make five
minute addresses on Welsh topics.
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w EDDINGS.
McAdam.Suyder.

On Wednesday evening a pleasant COM
pany met at the residence of Capt ana
Mrs. w. A. Snyder. corner of Iester ave-
nne and Hyde street. to witness the mar
rage of their only daughter. Lizzie May.
to Mr.. Will McAdam. At o'clock the
bridal party entered the pariors, which
were artistically decorated with evergreen
ivy and cut flowers. to the well-known
strains of Mendelssohn's wedding march.
The bride was tastefuly attired in drab
and was attended by her bridesmaids,
Miss Mary f. Myers and Miss Annie
Davidson. The bridegroom had for his
groomsmen his twin brother, Mr.. Alexan-
der McAdam, and the brides brother, Mr..
George A. Snyder. The ceremony was
impressively performed by the Rev. DR..
Alison, pastor of the First Presbyterian
church. The bride was given away by her
father. After congratulations and refresh
ments the happy couple departed amid a
storm of rice. auguring plenty. for Tacoma
and Victoria, where they will spend their
honeymoon. The bride is we'll known
among the young people Of the First Pres
byterian church. to whom she has
endeared herself by her activity and will
ingness to help in every good work.
AC OiAACsIOOIn HAS Decu q IcSIucut Ol CC-
attic for the past four years. and for about
three years has been one of the boOkkeep-
ers in the Lowman Il Hanford Stationery
and Printing Company. He has made
many friends since coming here by his
geniality and unfailing cheerfulness. Mr..
and Mrs. McAdam were the recipients of
many useful and ornamental presents.
The following were invited guests: Rev.
DR.. and Mrs. Alison, Miss Alison. Capt.
and Mrs. w. A. Snyder, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
w. Snyder, DR.. and Mrs. ]. z. Sweeney,
Capt. and Mrs. H. NJ. Hughes. Mr.. and
Mrs. C. d. Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Johnson. Mr..
and Mrs. r. Wilson, MIR. and Mrs. W.
Saunderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Myers,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. d.
W. Davidson, Miss Mary c. Myers, Miss
E. J. Myers, Miss Annie Davidson, Miss
J. Siegley. Miss C. Giliies, Miss Nellie
Cowen, Miss Florence Mutt, Mr.. George A.
Snyder, Mr.. Frank Snyder, Mr.. A. Nc
Adam. Mr.. J. r. Park. Mr.. John Munyall.
Mr.. l. Davidson, Mr.. Earl Siegley, Mr.. d.
J. Myers, Mr.. Willie Myers.
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An owl SOCIAL 0t Ffr0t M X. ChuFch.
An owl social was given in the First NJ.
E. church Friday night under the auspices
of the Epworth League. Miss Cole gave
some fine selections on the violin, three
young men in owl mask gave a trio. Mr..
Perkins read a selection, Five Bache-
lors. and DR.. w. p. George. the pastor.
read the scene of 'Julius Caesar" contain
ing Marc Antony's Grafton. giving q
piece called "Conjugal Love" as an en-.
core.
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The Knicker6ocker Club was delight
fully entertained on Tuesday evening at
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
White. Nothing was left undone by host
or hostess 10 make this a particularly re-
membered congregation. Progressive
whist with most enjoyable luncheon was
partaken Of by Gen. and Mrs. c. w. Tur.
ner, Capt. and Mrs. David Gilmore, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Thurman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Miles Price Benton. Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert
l.. Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Chiniauy.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Whittier, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. b. Landers. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
Adams. MIS-. +. W. Sackman, Mr.. Fred
H. Peterson.
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Lecture BY DR.. Alison.

On Wednesday evening, February q, DR..
Alison will deliver his lecture, George
Washington; or. the Causes Which Led to
the Revolutionary War;" in the audi
forum of the First Presbyterian church
under the auspices of the Y. p. s. G. E.
No admission will be charged. All are in
vited, and q special invitation is extended
to the members of young peoples societies.
An acquaintance social will follow the
lecture
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-06-26
Would See Her Later.

Coming over from the east side the
other day a university car was filled
with all sorts and conditions of passen-
gers, conspicuous among them being q
crowd of jolly university students OPP
posite the boys sat hard featured fe-
male, evidently on her way from meet
ing at the exposition. Next her sat a
bright faced woman talking with a
friend. Naturally the talk drifted upon
the subject of the revival meetings, and
the friend asked, II suppose you have
been to some of them?' mo, have
not" the other replied. II haven't had
time" and as she spoke she signaled the
conductor to let her off the car. At her
words the hard featured female sitting
next her quickly turned and leaning for
ward said in solemn tones: Haven't had
time! Will you have time to go to help
The Car had stopped. and as the lady
reached the door she hurried1y retorted.
eff [ have, I'll see you later" Then she
stepped into the street perfectly con-
scious of having been able to squelch a
woman who didn't know enough to mind
her own business Tribune.