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THE 7. P. 8. c. Z. MEE4Ixo.


A Large Gathering ut First Methodist
Protestant Church.
The 7. p. s. C. E meeting which vas held In
the First Methodist Protestant church on
Wednesday evening was . success In every way.
In the absence Of President H. O. Shorey, H. 1.
stSer presided. A most interesting programme
was rendered, and there was . larger atsendancs
than has been present for some time The pro
gramme was a. follows:
Opening prayer. Rev. c. D. Davis
Scripture reading, Rev. George h Lea
Piano duet. the Misses Smoke.
Yearly report OF secretary o. A. Bysfs and
Treasurer d. s. Kinney.
Whistling solo, Miss Rice.
Address on estate Convention" BY State Pres.
1dsnt J. 7. Hartman. j.. OF Tacoma
Banjo 500, Mr.. Hoiorook.
Hotel Endeavor." II. l. Sixer.
Vocal solo, Miss Rosa Hegart
1.-The Junior Work. Mrs. J. W. Fafrbank.
estate Banner Fund" II. Willis Carr.
While the programme was going on the nom.
mating committee, consisting of the presidsnts
OF each society, we're holding their meeting in
one of the church parlors. and were ready to re-
port at the business part Of the meeting. Mr..
h ". Burleigh. chairman Of tho nominating
committee, then made the following report,
which was accepted and adopted:
President H. Willis Carr, of the First Mstho-
dist Protestant church; vice president. Hiss
Agnes NJ. Goddard, of Edgewater Congregational
church; secretary. Henry c. Ewing Of the First
United Presbyterian church: treasurer, D. A.
Kinney. OF the Plymouth Congregational
church: chairman of lookout committee, Miss
Charlotte N. Rice, of First Presbyterian church !;
II. L siser, OF Plymouth Congregational church;
G. A. Gordon. Taylor Congregational church; j.
+. Baird, Second Methodist Protestant church !;
J. A. Cathcart, First Methodist Protestant
church; A. Coming. Calvary Presbyterian
church; James Gibson, second Presby-
tsrian church; Miss A. G. shepherd. South So
attic Methodist Protestant church; Prof. T. p.
Story, Edgewster Congregational church: Miss
Emma Seekert, First Methodist Protestant
church; Miss 9. Grant, Christian church; Bal
lard and Ravenns representatives are to be ap-
pointed By the executive committee. SOCIAL
committee. Mrs. Ella Jordan, OF the First Meth
odist Protestant church. chairman. the rest Of
the committee to be made up of the social COM
mittees Of the different societiea
At the close OF the programme an hour was
given for refreshments and social time.
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The CluiA Cluh.

The Uluia Whist Ciub wa. entertained On
Friday evening BY the Misses Calm a. their
home. corner SIXTH and l-enora streeta Pro-
eresrlve whist occupied the first part o. tho
evening. Refreshments were then served. then
dancing followed Thoss present we're: Mr.
and MA faii Winsor. M Rad Mrs.. ss.ca, Mr.
and Ara Wilson peany. Mr.. and Mrs. Poiiets
M. ana Ars \. Campbell. Nrk Pilbeam, o!
PxsodsnA Ca. Ma Les4.s, Niss Jennie stew.
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On the evening Of Saturday, March (. 1898 Mr..
Homer ". Otis and Miss Pauline Patzold. both
OF Seattle. were united in holy wedLock at the
residence OF the officiating clergyman. John F.
Damon. 80 Fifth street Mr.. Herman PatSold
and Mr.. J. W. Otis served a Groomsmen and
Miss Anne Iddle and Miss Hannah Peterson -
Bridesmaid Mr.. and Mrs. Otis will make .
home in Seattle, Mr.. Otis being at present en-
ployed on the Madison street cable road ~ con-
ducfOf
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hours. Some seriously, and osheru = k:, a
ing way. bet that he could not do p 49,
whole much enthusiam We usnta,sssss y
two events. Mr.. King did better ~. IA
pectcd. Mr.. Hanson did Wofss ana - -
satisfsd all that he 10 something a : -
Among those who witnessed the 49,
Mra Charles King, DR.. and Mrs. -
Van Marter, Mrs. Anderson, Nim A.x -
Miss Little, Mra Jeffreys. OF Olympie ~.
w. Anderson, Mr. c. B. Zabriskie. N -
Milliken. Mr. Walter Oakes, Mr.. y. Il 49,
son, Mr. J. X Huntington. Mr.. ysno ~
MI. Stephen Holbrooke, Mr. Chasiep -
lofte, MI. E. H. Hatfield, Mr.. ana n. 4
BrockeubrouRh. il.
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Good Things
Never Die

Among the good thing
help to make enjoyable q
buildings, creams and pasn'
which have been used
millions of housekeepen
years, is DR.. Prices Dehca'
Extracts Of Lemon, On
Vanilla, etc.
These favors di@es mo-
other extracts in their M
of preparation, quahsJ
fruit used, their freedou
all injurious substances -
superior strength and de
and agreeable taste.
trial proves their woesA ]
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At Pastor Read's House.

The young people Of the Market street Bap-
list church met at the residence of Rev ]. W
Read. is Taylor street, Friday night and spent
The evening IN enjoying music. Rotations and
pafIor games. The house was literally taken BY
the young people, and Mr.. and Mira Read On ter.
tanned them handsomely
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The Painless Deptist.

Dr. Grimm. OF the Griffin Dental Association.
las the reputation OF extracting and filing
teeth without pain The doctor has been located
here for four years and has no peers His prices
are moderate Offices, s. 9, 10 and IL Union
block (7i3 Front street,,
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Shfllock-GndlAv.

Cards have been received IN tha city by
friends Of the contracting parties announcing
the marriage At the residence OF the brides
parsnts- Mr.. and MIRA II. D. Cooley, Heppner,
Or, on February q. of Miss Anna Cciviua God.
ley, an oupi;shed young lady with many
friends in the Willamette valley, where she for.
Essiy resided. and NJ. Max n Shillock, late Q
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A Birthday Party.

Miss Mary sietson gave party at her homo
Tuesday evening. it being her 10th birthday.
Those present were: Miss Smith, Miss Haven,
Miss Fowl. Miss Pease. the Misses Williams,
Miss steison. Mr.. Davidson, Mr.. stetson, Mr..
seargent, Mt. MCGOWAN, Mr. Ross ana Mr..
Frink, of the High school cadeta
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The Renaissance Club.

Mrs John Leary entertained the Renaissance
Club on Wednesday afternoon. Her guests were
Mrs. Bailey Gatzert. Mrs. Z. c. Neufslder, MIRA
George II. Hebron, Mrs. A. B. Stewart, Mrs.
Charles F. Whittlesey. Mrs. NJ J. Csrksek, Mira
Noble, Mrs Montgomery Russell. Mira David
Kellogg, Mrs. T. W. Engle. Mira +. A. Bell, Ma
Ii. Il. Bagisy. Mira D. n. Baxter and MrG Barker
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Mr.. Haller's Yacht Party,

On Friday afternoon Mr.. Theo Halter enter.
tained iew friends on board his yacht, the
Neophytc. The aiternoonwas delightfully."- spent
Iaose comprising the party were Mrs K B.
Alo@rtson. Miss Kenwyn, Miss De Wolfe, Miss
Eta Allan, Mr.. Fred Bausman and Mr. Clement
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Mr.. Peter J. Thorsen and Miss Emma Clock.
stead were united In marriage on the afternoon
OF Saturday. March 4. 1898. ct the residence Of
the bridegroom's parents, No. Us Rose street,
Rev. John +. Damon ofhciating. Among those
witnessing the ceremony were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Thorsen and Mr.. Ole II. Thorsen
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The Evening Musical Club.

The twenty-hrst concert OF the Evening
Musical Club was given at Pettis' cham oers on
Monday night The programme was under the
supervision of Mr.. shipper aud Miss Friend, and
was IS follows:
Duet. flute aad piano-Arie del Opera al
Tassoi ........-.............D DOM Iatti
Miss Resd and Mr.. shippen
song-"Margreta" ................,,. Jensen
Mr. yuich-
Either SOLO - ''Glookeu und Harsen," fam
TASTE ........F. burgstAiier
Miss Friend.
Conversations over the Question Box-Tsik
on Music. .-.....-.......-....A Mr. shipper
Mrs Slauson
song-"Ihe Buger". ...............Pi nsuti
Mr. sni ppen.
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The Hill What Cluh.

The Hill Whist Club met at the house OF Mira
H. X. strive on Monday night last Those pres
emit were: Mr.. and MIRA Bailey Ga,zert. Mr. and
Mrs. John Leary, Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Boone
MIR. and Mrs. Z. A. sirout, Mr.. and Mira George
II. Hebron, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Stewart, Mr.
and Mrs. II. A. Noble, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Mao
Cul.ky, Lieut. and Mrs. W. r. Goodwin and Mr.
Hnd Mira u. J. Carkeek
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Social Events to Come.

A concert will Re given at the Nadisoa street
NJ l. church on Tuesday night.
TIE FIRST Presb terrain church entertainment
comes of al RanSes hall on Friday night
Mrs Fostsn will give the last o! her series OF
tAiks on European cities ct the Rainier hot>l ct
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HooUIAA, March I-iSpeeiaL A O. Ingham,
reporter on the Aberdeen Builetts was married
al a:0 o'clock on the night of tuesday, Feb
ruaty = 20 Miss Alma sargent They took
passage as once on the steamer Alliance fox
Portland
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Mrs. siauson has organised class in sssshetic
physical culture for ladiea Ten lessons 81
Wednesdays NJ Z and Saturdays at q the Con.
Sesvasory Of Arts.
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A ChiIdren's Party.

party was given to Miss Carrie Dempsey
Friday evening by her schoolmates at her home,
corner Williamson and Knight streets. Games,
music and dancing were INDUCED in until
nearly midnight, when supper was served.
Among those present were: Grace Greenus,
Helen Greenus, Ida Lesser. Hazel Lesser, Sarah
Bowman, Ebbe Egau. Helen Chisholm, Annie
Reynolds, Mauds fease. Mabel Lynch, Oracle
Enc, Carobel Meeker. Doilie Brevort Martha
Mckenzie, Carrie Dempsey, Martha Schultz,
Winnie Dempsey, George Elliott, Jessie Akin.
son, George Beede. Rae Clark, Robert Johnson
Jimmie Egan, Tracy Hope. Frank Elliott. Rae
Young. BERTHE Enle. Waiter Beckwith. Harry
Dempsey. Henry Bode, serret Russell, John Rus
Sc Robert Jnrues
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SOCIETY WEEK.
Many! Small Affairs but No
large Ones Recorded.
\ AND FRATERNAL
ne &c .sssisa Ysung People Give .
OoosSI oaA - De The RehekaA-
AavA esd Beeiol Ooeiotioo.

NUMBER OF
. n all q n d
pleasant affairs
are to b ~
corded for the
past week, but
no single large
event. The
Renaissa n c O.,
the Hill Whist
and the Ladios'
NhfstCuh all
met, and the
gather n g
were the scenes
Of tie usual
pleasure and
enjoyment that
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Tho p. II. o. 1t wv COTTAGE.

Last Monday night the p. F. o. Society wore
entertained in delightful manner by Mrs. J. F.
Trowbridge, 1t Ivy cottage, on Seventh street
The evening until II o'clock was spent in play.
ing drive whist, after which dainty refresh-
ments were served. This was the first P. z. O.
party, and while it will be followed by others,
We sure none will surpass it Before taking
leave the ladies called upon their new brothers
iu.iaN.
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0lfa.RafxnlA.

member OF the Portland 0regosSm staG They
viii b at homo Ct 225 Filth street, Portland.
after March q
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TIE Young Peoples fraternity Of the Frat
Unitarian church, gsvs one of the beat at
tended soclais that IL has ever had at the Ar.
ling'sa on Wednesday night. Dancing began
ut sad concluded al ]. Among those present
wen: Mrs. NJ. &. Attken. Mira Irving ballard.
Ms.. u Bray, Mrs Bowen, Mrs T. VI Crav-
ford .slr- psAers, Mrs. HsnSard, Mrs Hansci.
Me- Kendall. Mrs. X H. Lindsay. Mra Rtue.
hsr;.Ars H. h stevenson, Mrs. Trimhorn, Mrs
Waite Mrs Wilson. Mira. Weston. Miss Hattie
BRAY: Miss RGhy Bray. Mas Aiken
Miss .uiunes. Mis-. seiden. Mss Dsmers.
Miss Champion. Miss Hanssrd. Miss Laaben,
heinz, Miss Marsh, Miss Wilson. Miss Allen.
Miss .,0s. of Portland, Miss gaaranaoher, Of
forttsid, Miss Hazard. OF Tacoma. Miss Ar
thur. :iiss sayrss. Mss Holman. Mss Cham
beriil3 Miss AyeEst. Miss Eugene Ayerst, Miss
Wtn.nr Mr.. Ainswortn, Mr.. Alverscu, Nj Barry.
Mr. C.smstock. Mr.. A. ". Conant. Mr.. Campieu.
Mr.. I.ay, Mt Dimock. Rev ". q. Eliot. r., MI.
Gcrnsine Mr. -. 0ibeons, Mr.. Farnsworth, Mr.
Gree: Mr.. Hansard. Mr.. Hopkins, Mr.
H. : iiuntley, Mr.. Hawkins. Mr.. Hoi.
lsnts> Mr.. =. B. ingessoil. Mr jamie
son, Dir. Frank Jaso. Mr.. kyee, NJ
KlagS. Mr. Lsaiy. Mr.. IAtteli Mr. Morris
Mr.. enEle, Mr.. Niekersou. Mr.. George Hvus
fressta, Mr.. Rhsinhsrs: Mr.. Rohrsbachsr. Of
Port ena Mr.. A. v. Randall. Mr. Stewart Mr.
sayr:s. pr. X. ". schoenie. Mr. H. h steven.
son. Mr.. Yousg. M Wright Mr.. White. Mr..
Woes. Nj. Waite, Mr.. Whitiock and M n q
wsn-lock. The committee In charge WAS: Mra
II \. stevenson, Mice Alien. Miss winsor, Mr..
XIII and Mr. y. Il Ingcrsos. with M. Hawkins
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Tho he bekah Club Social.

The Rcsskah Club gave tho sixth o. its series
a. zcials on Wednesday evening Dancing be-
gzfs a; O'Clock and continued until y large
cro!sc present The next Wall Re given on
Arsl Among those rressns wss eulsc party
sreS Port Biakeley Among TIE guests were
ta& following; Mr.. and Mrs J. l. Williamson,
NJ and Mr.. f. Cooling. Mr.. and Mn c. r.
hfhwsy, NJ. xDG Mira George ". Dwslly. Mr.
at Ass iriee. NJ. and Mrs.. ". II. Primrose,
Nc sad Nrs T. : oH&ra. Mr.. aa9 MIA J. j.
A-;.es. Mr. ard Mrs. J. Haley, Mr.. aud MrA
,sarlss shs~. Mr.. ami Mrs ". Haynes. NJ and
Ms L. ". Johnson, Mr.. and Mra 4 ~ Wood,
NJ, aud Ma n. Marshall. NJ. aad Mrs. & W.
fssnkisai. nr- aid MIR. u. !. Arnea Mr. and
Ma A. p S-ewo, Ms r. Moran, Mrs Phillips,
Ne Asilsec. Mr.. william, Hilton. Ma Apple
sess. MIS- AcGEsw. Ma. r. Rickertson
ssss Phillips, Miss Webster. Mss Apnleea,a
EAss 4 NeG.sw, Nass Hughes, Ma Aosss. Mia
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Aloha Club's Musicale.

Mrs. Frank Allyn arranged the iolloviw
cal programme for the meeting Of the ~ ~
Monday evening as the residence Of N
Griggs:
Essay-"sonata and Symphony.
.......... ........-....M MIA John ~
illustrated BY musical numbers roadI~S,
Mrs. Joshua Pierce, Mira Thomas. Nh 6z
Potter -
Wagner. Life and Compositions. MI e.
wagner as Q Reiormer". Mra b. q
''Opera in France and Italy," with n 49,
illustrations. ......................
Mrs Frank Allyn and Mr.. I. II. HailesS
"The Orchestrs" &C.,. ........ Mrs. A. n. Ern
''Current Events Mrs. Geofen -.
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Last Sunday evening special mua6eaa -
was given In the First Preshytsrian .ss.
under the direction Of Prot. Z D Cns.es
The choir OF this church hiss the diseirrs ,.
being the best in the city. The peoernr..s,
- follows:
Organ prelude, adagio in r. -.
Te Deum In b nat ...............- TS.
''But the Lord Il Mindful Of Hia (l1.S1S
Paul.. .He.AS
Miss Rosina
ION Thee Each Living Soul Awaitus -.
tion).. ~.
Mrs. Zabriskie, Mr.. Cranda,l. Nr asss--s~
OdeftoEy, 20 Rest in the Lord" (Eliish1
Mrs Brookes.
Male Quartette. -.
Messra. Crandall, Walker, Stacey. IaisssS;s
s'God Shall Wipe Away All Tear,". ~.
Postludc. Inauguration March. .,.-'cs
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ing during the winter. The punch bowl which
was used SO freely at several Of the clubs
dances has been laid aside for q time at least,
and 1t may DO hoped that it will not be brought
into service again. Thus FAR the club has not
been given much publicity, but when men and
women partaxe OF punch freely and become
hilarious it is only . matter of time when the
cat will get out Of the bag, and then
there will be humiliation and sackloth and
ashes. The mountain climbers have not, how
ever. shown a meek and forgiving spirit this
week. They have divided, and are to DO known
- the Tacoma Alpine Club and the Washington
Alpine Club The latter has Gen. Kautx, re-
tired. - PRESIDENT, but the former will very
likely develop into moro OF . society orgauixa-
ton than its rival. Both clubs lave members
who have climbed high mountains, or have At
tempted to do %. Both are enthusiastic. and
with the Riding Club they ought to furnish .
plenty OF outdoor amusement the coming sea-
son. The production of "Brutus," by amateur
talent. and the Union Club foot race. were
among the leading features Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Drum gave card party
last evening, and during the week. besides
other events OF this nature, there were several
church sOciahlea
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art. Miss Nagtii. Of Tacoma: Miss Allies Orc,
Miss Agnes Calm. Miss Mamie Ststson, Miss
Roe Calm. Nj. C. Knapp, Mr.. K Z. 0ecfxe, Mr..
Josiin, Mr.. W. 7. VAIL M. Morris. Ne Stuart
and DR. Leouhardt
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marks s0m. The Unitarian young poopie gave
. plsasaas and largely attended social It the
Arlington. and one Of the Rebekah clubs also
had de:,cG In other respects society has been
quite e9corous. quite reserved. % to speak,
enough 10 to be able 70 say that IL has not vio-
lsntly trsnsgresssd Leuten propetstiss. DE-
eai;nd n.,tices follow
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A lecture will be delivered on Friday evening
at the temple of the Congregation Ohaveth
Sholom by Rev. A. Brown, the RABBI, the sub
ject being: Abrams Wandering Away From
Home Has Become Blessing to All the Fami.
lies of the Earth" The service viii begin at
7:S0 O'Clock and the lecture at about 8 o'clock,
aud special choir will render the musical
parts Of the service. All are invited without re-
gard to denomination.
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In deciding to produce such difficult drama
as "Brutus" 1t has been said that the Tacoma
amateurs have shown considerable boldness. Had
they failed utterly many predictions would
have come true; but they did much better than
could be expected, and they have bsen praised
accordingly. Capt. File, especially, has come
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Society turned out this week 70 witness . foot
race ct the race track. Tho co,tes tsut. ~.
members OF the Union Club, viz: Mr.. w. H
Hanson. Mr.. Charles King and Mr.. Burwsil The
whole thing was the outcome Of Q friendly club
chat about the Possibilities of the average
sprinting abilities OF the average man. Mr
Burewi was confident that he could give Nj.
Hanson mile lead and overtake him inside of
Two nourA he had no trouble in doing this. but
those wac doubted before the test WAS made
wsgered freely on Mr.. Hanson. Mr. King
walked for the purpose o! demonstrating that
hs could cover eight miles In Les than two
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Mr.. Cameron Surprised.

Mr.. II. l. Cameron was agreeably surprised
by his friends on Wednesday night The even
ing was spent IN card playing, dancing and
gamea. At II o'clock supper was served. Mrs.
Cameron entertained the guests with some
songa Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Cameron, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Voight Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. f. H.
Denny, SIR. and Mrs. J. Boyle, Miss Ada CAMEL,
Miss McDevert, Miss Elite Noakes. Miss 6. How
ard. Miss Dsla waiusholdt, Miss May Ksely,
Miss Kate Kelly. Miss More. Misc Nettie Leslie,
Miss May Neis, Miss Rosy Miller. Miss Lizzie
Hanna. Mr.. Will CAMEL. Mr. John CAMEL,
Mr. Horace wainsholdt. Mr.. Bert Wains-
holdt, Mr.. James Boyle, MIR. Tom Doyle,
Mr. Eugene Rollins, Mr. Hector Rollins, Nj. A.
C. Davis, Mir. W. N. Cook, Mr.. Charles Laphman
and Mr. Ed StuiL
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Personal aud Chat.

Mr.. Thomas 4 Graham went to 6eattle -
day.
Mr.. Walter N. Dietrich has returned fuo6lE
East
Mr.. E W. Ross wss here Tuesday iron
Rock.
Mr.. C. I. wooding. Of Aberdeen. " In
Thursday.
Pension Examiner Frank c SHARP = r.
The Rev L 81. Hallock was q CO.
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Frazier have m1
from San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dalton, Of eon ySoD1m
were here Wednesday.
Union Lsnten services were held vo0n
In St Andrews chapel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen G. Mason have s1nuo
from Southern California
Mr.. James Hamilton Lewis, Of eeatllA -
Tacoma on business this week.
Mr.. A. e. Morse has gone to Hoeelu1uAD
interest Of Tacoma business men.
The order OF B'nai Birth gave snMVu
ball Thursday evening In Columbia han
The phantom party given In xaseaD
Wednesday evening was novel and wsos4
Mr.. c. A. Bliss will leave tomorrow - -
deem, 8. d. He will b absent three w.
Mr.. Henry Hewitt, IT,, went 70 0lyup4
morning 70 accompany the lsgislaeupoU
erett
The vivienda Club held it, hrss sion4M
Saturday night Music aud athlstio ~
the features.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Graham have Eooae 49,
cago, going via Kansas, where thsy -
their relatives.
Miss Helen Copeland will give q g
party next Wednesday evening q - $50
hall on Tacoma avenue.
Mrs. Sawyer gave progressive $685.
ct her residence this week. vssy
prizes were competed for. and wee WI
Kershaw aud Mr. Woodruff.
Mr.. Wickeraham. Mr.. George I'm
Mstzler. Mira C. l.. Murray and Ne ~. -
ley took part Tuesday evening II - -
Freeman Clarke entertainment
The Duplicate Whist Club gsvs IT,
party Saturday, Mr.. Morton RaM1o
George White, Mr. Kershaw. M Da1u
Bailey. Miss Bailey. Miss Andsseoa -
emit
Mr. and Mra H. c. Potter gave . lll..
Thursday evening, the following eetne
MIRA William Dunn, Mrs. c. J. XA
and MIRA +. II. Kershaw and NJ. 81 =
cock.
MI. and Mrs. Levi Anksny, Of Wae &c.,
were dined Thursday evening q - ~
hotel by Mr.. c. r. Masterson. M -
d. Tyler and Mr.. L K Manning vee
those present.
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HOTEL ARRIVAL.
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Tho Albion Club,s Ov.te, s.--

The Albion Club was given an oysaee -
and card party at the home of Mr.. and ~
A. Plympton. on Holland avenue, thhg
A most delightful evening was spent - r
club voted it one of the pleasantsst svuoS6
the organization, and it will soon b 49,
Among those present were: Mr.. and Nm a.
Plympton. Mr.. and Mrs Race, MrA Hann
Ara. Paiiics. Miss Kean, Miss Young. Nank
lies. Miss Gudmann. Miss EASTWOOD. M ~
man. Mr. Jacobs. Mr.. Palliss. NJ. n ~
Mr.. Faler, Mr.. Cloud. Mr. Piymptea - r
Jones.