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TACOMA SOCIETY NEWS.
Another GotilIion.

NJ. Jack Anderson. assisted by Mr. and Mrs
McElroy led the Co,iilion "Wednesday evening
q: Columbia hail. The patronesses present.
were: Mrs. ?. v Cesar. Mrs.. Percy Dickinson,
Mrs. samuel Wi.kersou. Others present were:
Mr.. ami Mrs. {. II. Marble, Mr. and Mrs Harry
Hurley, Mr.. and Mrs snow. Mr.. and Mira p H.
kersbaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton. Mr. and Ms
S3rague, NJ. and Mrs. HOitrook. Mr. and Mrs
Bridgsman, Mr.. and Mrs l. W. Anderson Mira
Fe-r.ss, Mr.. and Mrs Best, NJ. AMI Mrs. Kean,
Mr.. and Mrs Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Pratt, Mr. and
Mrs. eseley, Mr.. anu Mrs. Cornwall, Miss Dick
iuson, Miss Anderson, Miss Burnett. OF Seattle
Mss Kersbaw. Aiss LlIile, Miss Evans, Miss
Bertha Evans. Mss Dolly Fet-iss, Miss Rowe,
Mise Eimunds. Miss Wrestling, of seattle:
" sses Holt, Miss Tisdale. Miss Woodruff, Mss
shsara, Miss Holhrook, Miss Buell., Mis- Van
Horn. Mr.. W. E. Hacker. Mr. Z. q. or ggs, NJ
A D. Wright. Mr. 6. White, Mr.. sutton Ellis
AeEsasw, ME. Taoraell, Mr.. Don Castillo, Nj.
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One OF the most enjoyable entertainments
given this season was a complimentary skating
party given by Miss Grace Koch last Tuesday
night at the seattle roller skating rink. She
was assisted by Messrs COT, Miller and Allen
ne Eoor managers. The hostess proved charm
ing on rollers, aud received many compliments
for her graceful skstlnR. The fancy skating OF
Mrs +. Ii. shoals and Miss LILLIAN blgel0v was
also very entertaining. Those present were:
Mr.. ana Mrs W. y. Nhitc, Mr.. and Mrs CD
veil, Mr.. and Mrs. " 7. Hall, Mr.. and Ms L
Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. L. " GOD, Nj. AMI Mrs. F.
II Shoals. Mr. aud Mrs. C. b. Walsworth,
Mr.. and Mrs 81. II. tiormlsy, Mr. and Mrs G. T.
Cotterill. Mr. and Mrs I. {. Allen, Mrs VI Koch
Miss MgElroy. Miss Ora ood Mis- Wood Miss
+. Jackson. Miss Grace Clancy. Miss Bertha
Koch. Miss Ella Koch. Nlss Potts, Miss Mamie
Roberts, Miss Hughes. Miss Minnie " God, Miss
Wood. Miss Allen, Mr.. J. II. McElrov, Mr.
Hawkes.. Mr.. Crawford Mr. Waditl gton Mr.
Clark. Mr.. Hunt Mr.. Gibbons. Mr. Harry Koch.
NJ. Plyn Alien. Mr.. Harry shaubei Sir. h
shoenfold.. Mr.. G. (. Hilton. Nj ". C. oaAlev.
NJ john Peitrct, Mt Franklin Roberts. Mr.
Hubbard, Mr. Dubbs, NJ. Eu;z. Mr. Frank
Hawkes.. M H. Il. KirkendSll, Nj b. sAoep.
fstataad Mr. l.. ". Miller
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Personal and Chat.

Mr. /. W. Anderson will go East next week.
Mr.. l.. Sallabelle started for Japan yesterday
The Rev. l. II. Schulz will not go TO Bellesort,
Wis
Mr.. E. S. Alexander has returned from South
Bend.
MI. c. A. Clark, of Everett, is visiting Mr.. r 8.
Whitaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". C. Bardsley have returned
from Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs J. J. Donavan have returned to
HALEY, Idaho.
SIR. and Mrs. B. B. Broomwell have taken rooms
at the Monticello.
Mr.. Harry sharps father died this week at
Bridgeport, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs s. L Fries, of Altoona, Pa. are
visiting friends in this city.
The engagement OF Miss sheara to Mr.. T.
Handforth has been announced.
The Destiny Club will give the second of its
entertainments on the 10th inst
Miss Dolly Ferriss gave an informal luncheo,
In honor or Miss Burnett, OF Seattle, this week.
Mr.. William Prayer, of New York, and Mr..
LOUIS Prayer OF Portland. were here this week
Miss Flora Hefzmtu, OF Fargo, Oak, is the
guest OF her sister. Mrs. Samuel Posner, OF this
city.
Mr. Arthur Boucher was married at Victoria
ID. u, tuIs week 10 MISS ETA Kicker, formerly OF
Lee. Ne.
The Either Club gave a concert Thursday even
ing al Germania hail in honor of its leader, Miss
Schaeifer
Mr. and Mrs. John S. McMillin, OF Roche Har-
Dor. have been staying at the Tacoma hotel for
some days.
Mr. K. Hishitani sailed today for Tokyo
Japan, his old home, where he will remain for
seyearl months.
Miss Kershaw gave al afternoon tea 70 Miss
Dorothy Kershaw and q number OF her little
friends this week.
Mr. S. l. French and Miss Lena Unkrich, of
Steilacoom, were married Thursday here by tae
Rev. Lewis II. Schulz.
Mr.. Morris Gross will probably visit his mother
in Europe before returning to Tacoma He in
now in New York city.
Master Harry B Opie will attend the San
Mateo, Cal, military school. His aunt, Mrs
Josephine Baker, accompanied him to San Fran
cisco.
The theater party at the Olympic given
by Miss Dickinson and Mr. Bushnell was par,ic-
ipated in by Miss Little, Miss Bailey and Mr.
Halstead.
surprise party given Miss Grace Cole this
week WAS q very enjoyable affair Those who
aided In the surprise were: DR.. and Mrs. Yo.
cum, Miss Flo Mcdonald, Miss Mabel Kershaw
Mr.. Cole, Mr.. Norton. Mr.. Buckmaster. A "Welsh
r6rebit" ended tho fe,tivitiea
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Anne town. She win sing solo at Trinity n.
E. church this evening
Mrs. Thomas N. Green left last nigh for her
former homo in Mississippi She wiz remain
until spring.
Hon. N. D. Egbert, of South Bend, l. visiting
his brother, Dr.. W. A. Egbert, cornee Yakima
and PARK avenue.
Nj. Charles A Riddle has gone East 20 bring
his family to Seattle. They will reside II Poplar
and Thomas streets
Nj. Charles J. Reed, of Portland, wassn town
last week and was entertained by soele OF his
friends of the Rainier Club. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Stewart and Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice McMicken were the guests OF Zen. Nc
Micken in olympia last week.
Miss Knapp, daughter of the govsrnor OF
AiasKa' ana an accomplished young lady, has
been spending several days in the city,
Lieut.. A. C. Amy, Q. 8 N, was the guest OF
Maj and Mrs J. R. Hayden last week, sghile on
his way 10 join the ship Monterey at Syn Fran
cisco.
MI. Alexander P. Hill, ST., of Washingto
City, 10 in the city, the guest of his son, A. z.
Hill, ir. Mr. Hill expects to make his home in
Seattle.
Mr.. Lauron Ingels returned from California
on Thursday, leaving Mrs. Iugels 9th her
parents. she will spend the rest of tl:s winter
in California
MI. hugh l. Thomas returned from Sew y rK
last week, bringing with him Miss Mary b.
Hughes, OF Wilmington, DEL, who cones on
Visit to Mrs. Thomas
A telegram to Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A. Noble, OF
this city, received yesterday from s1e Hotel
Rlcheileu, Chicago, announces continued I'm.
provement in the health OF Mr.. L. S. J. CUNT
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An entertainment That Was sr...
The Murphy Reading Koor Ct.u

the Murphy Reading Room,
PCYALLUP. Jan. li.-[speciai. Thu 49,.
who were interesting themselves IN . .aaes
money for an invA,ia's trlcvc,a for ". sssae
mons use. were successful il giving a, GIN.
ing entertainment 1t was Well nations ,ss iss''
SUFFICIENT money was raised for the nr~~ sa1
view. f-pose u
The Murphy reading room has disco,.,-
until sufficient funds are snbscribea ,,or..ued
Keep up the current expenses Thi. "a!
MAKES wear that the Reads ing room Ia. ua
run with success. 1t has been well n.,,o. ossa
but they were Obliged to leave tbei- sea,
quarters. and the board thoSght bes. ~ ssssas
the furniture until eyerythiu. was in a ,n. sso's
condition. 1uning
Mr. Ezra N. Meeker and DR.. P. Frank s,...
the Inauguration OF Gov. McGrau at O,vr~susea
Mrs. L, MeeGer spent Thurdsay of ,hi. -
In Kent and Seattle. veg
Mr. William Of ard visited the exhibit. o,a
seattle Poultry Club on Thursday. @s
Al the meeting OF the Baptist Board a. n.
-dissioAs IN seattle last week, il was vo,as \.
make gift OF $500 and a loan Of 81 on
nhp'is' church OF Puyallup This viii 49,
.nis church very much. 1t has debt ~ ~
S1000 !" oay
Mr.. j. ". stuver has been condpsd "a a.
house the past week with Lama hact 'as
Col. Beverly was in town TODAY ara
Will start for the Eas: on the 25;h ins, 's -
Special meetings are being held NV 49,.
Baptist and the United Brethren churcbs. "s
Mr.. Frank Jackson will take for a..
being the boot and shoe department. ~ ~ =
Stewart & Sons store. ..
Mr.. j. I. Stewart and his son. NJ "a,
art, leave on Saturday morning for san s r''
cisco. A Stsa-
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BALLARD SOCIAL NEWS.
Park Lodge, X. of p, Have a Surprise
Party-Dr. Rinehart Returns.


Party-Dr. Rinehart Returns.
Under the able management OF q committee
of four ladies, Mrs. Towle, Mrs. Young, Mrs.
Lewis and Mrs. Leader, an enjoyable surprise
party was given on Friday night to the members
OF Park Lodge, No. SO, knights of Pythias, in
Nannys hall. A fine collation. was served alter
the installation OF the officers OF the lodge.
Alter that dancing and social amusements
pleasantly engaged those present until a late
hour. Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Macdonald, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Shields, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nanny, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. John Sul.i-
van, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Finneran and family,
Dir. and Mrs. Desnoyer. Mr.. and Mrs. Towle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bidding. Mr. and Mrs. Brinkman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs. Barton, Mr.
aud Mrs. A. ALIVE and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Young and family, Mr.. and Mrs. William Coch-
rane, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Donoghue, Mr..
and Mrs. George Way and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. A. r
Carpenter, Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Leader. Mrs.
Dawson, Mrs. Lewis, Miss Dow, Miss Fessen-
dick. Miss Young, Miss Carrie Nelson,
Mss Georgia Watney. Miss A. G. Thompson,
Miss Edna Shields, Miss Eva Windsor, Miss
Mary McNabb, Miss Kate O'Donald, Miss Annie
Nelson, Mr.. ". Rogers, Mr. T. H. smith. Mr.. E.
Il. Johns, Mr.. T. Folienius, Mr.. II. a. Eliinger,
Mr.. Charles Reed, Mr.. F. s. TowIe, Mr. J. E
Young, Mr.. T. Shields, Mr. c. A. Donoghue, Mr..
J. McNabb, Mr. O. Nelson. Mr.. /. B. Jacobson,
MI. R. r. Mis, Mr. +. C. King. Mr. seth Chand
Ter, Mr.. F. Labelle. Mr. W. J. Black aud Mr.. +.
Casper.
Representative J. II. Rinehart returned yes.
called by the death Of his only brother, Mr.. J. L
Rinahart
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EVERETT SOCIAL NEWS.


EVERETT, Jan. A-tSpeoiaL l-Amoug the
noteworthy events of the week was the social
given by the Ladies' Aid and Mission society of
the Baptist church a. the house Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Linton. on Rucker avenue. The entertainment
included a vocal duet BY Mrs Tow and Ms,
Yule, piano duet by Miss Porter and Miss Me-.
Eroy. AMI piano solo by Miss Anna Clark.
delightful card party was given at the
Hotel Monte CFisto on Friday evening bv Mrs
+. I. Rut e1ge, Mrs. J. B. Hawley, Mrs. Edward
Mills AMI Mrs. {. p Moore
q. W. Swalwell has returned from Monterav
Cal, and VIII soon occupy his handsome new
residence.
Mrs. A. K. Delaney, who ia one Of tba ,a1-
managers FOR Alaska of the Columbian eynosj.
ton, having received that appointment bafo,a
her residence In Everett, will soon sail fo,
Alaska in connection with her duties As sucb
Lady manager. Mrs. Delaney has a large. very
unique ana valuable collection of the work "a
the native women OF Alaska which met win
much admiration at Chicago during tho rasst
ing OF the board ol lady managers held during
the opening exercises in October Additions
are 10 De made to Mrs. DelaDey's collection
during her coming visit 10 Alaska and when
completed u will be one of the attractions of
the great exposition.
Mr. and Mrs Emile Wcinheim had a house.
warming on sunday evening when about 6ftoa,
or twenty guests assisted in dedication; their
lovely new hons.
James Hambiy left for California this week
to visit his son az Pasadena.
Col. Lucas LETT for California on Saturday
evening 10 De absent several weeks
L +. hlie has gone 70 Dresden to NEE, his
vile. who has been abroad for several months
Meantime Mr. Mite has arranged for the con.
structlon o! beautiful cottage IN Everett
new lodge OF the Knights OF Pythias was in
s,ituted this evening J. c. Mitchell was the 81
sutnting officer. degree team from Seattle
Lodge. No. 81, conferred the degrees
MI and Mrs. A Lewis, accompanied by Mr.
Philip Lewis All bride, all OF Elensburg are
visiting Everett. the guests of Mrs. joseph Mar.
tin, a sister of Mr. Lewis
a gymoasae entertainment and ball Will bs
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The Tacoma CHORAL Recital.

II was the general verdict Of those presan. ~
Plymouth church on Friday night tina, the Ia
coma Choral Society's rendition % Hsndsi's
crst0f!c % tae Messiah" WAS the place OF
work and that II the society ever came agaIu TO
seattle Il would Do assured p hearty Welcome
The chorus Is al cxcsIlerty trained one. I.
was noticed thai the singing followed exactly
the lea isTs eAt-Tl, aud tha. there was no dras.
fug OF ragged work. Another tang which .x-
cited reEuz7k was that there was not az ami
mated cor gersatiUn eo-gs Ga among tha chorus
during Intervals, "a is too 0,leu apt - b tie
case uats. aach circumstances. Tho perform.
auce ~ss even. theTe SOiug 10 weak spots auy-
VI hxte. Iae solosts were particularly I'D
TAsy were Mr.. h. y. CIAadsii ttAe concGtto.)
a1d ST.. n :. Gtlgss. tsa5rs; Ma & < Mar
y n, soprano: Asa J. a sEask. soprSco. AID
Air n NJ Gsout, eass. The oftsgTs ant difec-
t.r~ ef the Tacoma Choral Union al a. follows:
u 8. 55auston. president. q. Il. Chandler, vice
Yqus3deut; & A Cook, secretary H. r Griggs,
tssa sEsg, Lsrs. fTssG. IL u. Joy. J. i bAxsf.
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Columbian Chautaugua Circle.

his circle met on Wednesday evening afrer
TWO weeks adjournment for the holidays. All
were ready for work, and had the rea .ings kept
up faithfully. The programme committee for
the month consists of Mr. Fred Rice Rowell,
Miss NJ. Woods and Mrs. C. Y. Robinson. Mr..
ID. Z. Hills had an interesting and able paper on
The Internal Revenue System of the Country"
Round Table talk OF 3 half hour On the
United states and Greece OF today brought out
interesting facts. The following is the pro-
gramme for this week wednesday,:
Leader Mrs. J. II. Fairbank
Psper-"The Life and Character OF Pericles'
...... Ar r. u. Iipton
lntermlsslon of ten minutes for social ak.
Let Us Make the Acquaintance OF One An
other"
Music. Observation-Disclosures +. X. Rowell
Paper-"The Athens on Percles as Suggested
In the ChautauQua. Mr.. c. Leon Mears
Readings for the week ss directed in the
ChautauQusn,
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A Party to Mrs, winehill.

On Tuesday evening Mrs. Gustav Winehill re-
turne1 10 her home IN this city after an absence
OF i've months, and NUMBER of her most init
mete friends were present at the house st 1905
iesler avenue 10 greet ner and make her home
coming pleasant and agreeable one. Alter the
usua! greetings tables were spread, and the gem
tienen INDUCED in whist and hearts while the
ladies' INDUCED in conversation. About 9
O'CLOCK an orchestra OF about twenty pieces ap-
peared upon the scene, and for two hours fur
nished music of the most entertaining kind.
Al midnight refreshments were served that
were OF the dsinsiest kind. While away Mrs.
"inehili visited friends in New York, Chicago,
Ne" Orleans, Kansas City, San Francisco and
other places, and enjoyed the trip very much
Inc following friends were present: NJ. and
Mrs Z Rosenberg. Mrs. Mandelbaum, Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin G. Wiustock, Mr and Mrs. sig Ar
onson, M and Mrs. T. Morgenstern, Mr.. and
MIS- W. Winter. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Cole, Mr.. and
Nrs. l. Rosenthal, Mr. /. Gottstein, Mr.. D. Wine
hill and Miss Matilda MinehilL
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The svedish Climb EalI,

The sw ad.sh club of Seattle held Its first
nuai bah at Ranke's hail saturday, January z.
It was a sociai and financial success. The pro-
gramne consisted of a concert and afterwards
q ball. LANCER & Lueben's orchestra furnished
the music. The swedish quartette received an
ovation aud had to respond repeatedly to en-
cores. Miss Pa!rner's rendering of the medley
showed her en artist n comic Rotations. NJ.
G. Juhlin reeited like professional Miss An.
derson. OF Cordray's company, rendered "Cleo-
patra'' with pathos. The programme was Is
follows:
LANCER & Lueben's Orchestra
"Dana Lksom Asian NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
..........''''-. ....... The Swedish Quariette
"Den Omsin,es Klagan" tdecL Mr. q. Juhlin
"7ais MasAinen Gang ,;...:...,;.;.,, ....:
Violin solo. LANCER & Lueben
sson 'a A Ss e,s iG" The Swedish ouarseste
"Trolofuingen"-De clamation........G G. Juhlin
Either duet. Preeg d Rose
'.The Two Roses" ....... The swedish Quartetts
Cornet 30. o.. Accompanied by Langler
.Lueben's Orchestra
Defamation. .....-.... Mis- la Anderson
"Mandom, Mod Och Morse Man"
...-...................Ths Swedish Quartette
drand March. ..-.-.....-...............
Werngwen, ID. Petree and Ed seaburg. The re-
ception COMMITTEES was: Mr.. A. Weiberg, Mr. p.
etearn and Mr.. R. Aim. The floor committee
was: Mr.. J. W. Raymond, Mr.. S. Lewis and Mr..
n. Lewis. After the concert about $50 couples
danced till 2 o'clock when one OF the happiest
affairs OF the season came TO close.
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The Chautsuaua Alumni.

Mrs Charles F. Fishback, president OF the Se-
sttle Chautauqua Alumni Association, enter.
tanned the members 81 her homo on Victory
street last evening An enjoyable evening was
passed by those present, the chief though. be.
Ing what each could Go 20 help the Chautauqua
assembly the coming Summer. Alter light re-
freshments were served the association al.
journed 20 accept the invitation OF the president
Of the Co.un Gian Gree 10 meet with then,
next Wednesday evening in the Plymouth par
lors, where officers tor the coming year will be
elected II Is hoped that MI the members Of
the alumni IL the city viii accept this invita-.
ton for W Wednesday evening.
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The regular monthly social given by Court
Enterprise, No. 1862, A. o. +. OF A., to members
and lady friends in g. A. r hall on Thursday
ular. Refreshments consisting Of sandwiches,
cake and coffee were served by the ladies OF
Queen City Circle, No. rs. These socials have
dons more than any other one thing to bring
the court and the order in general into prom
inence in this city. Among those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. spriggs, DR.. and Mrs. A. c.
Neville, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Boyce, Mr..
and Mrs. A. T. Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Harm gton,
Mr.. and J. A. Weber, Mr.. and Mrs NJ d. Warren,
Mr.. aud Mrs. O. NJ. Burch, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Henry, r.. Mr.. and Mrs. +. T. Lenox. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles 8. Law, Mr.. and Mrs George II.
Law, Mr. and Mrs Charles Morton, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. n. Sheppard. Mr.. and Mrs. g. L Grant, Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Kiger Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Rich
ardson, Mrs. s. l, Watson, Mrs. C. Wright, Mrs.
English. Miss Josie Wright, Miss Flora spriggs,
Miss Tot sprixgs, Miss Anna Kehnady, Miss
Annie kennady, Miss Agnes Clark. Miss Annie
CLARK. Miss Mary 6haughnessy, Miss May Nc
Dermott, Miss Annie Gage, Miss Lizzie Williams,
Miss Lot,ie apriggs. Miss Kumpf, Mr.. G. NJ.
stenard. Mr.. r. III. Graham, Mr.. X. c. Williams,
Mr.. Frank Fremng. Mr.. W. W. Roper, Mr.. W. II.
Reed, Mr.. T. s. Young. Mr.. II. A. Boyce, Mr. g.
y. Boyce, Mr.. w. 0'Rorke, Mr.. C. Powell. MIR. I.
Let's, Mr.. ii. ]. Dennis, Mr.. J. F. Moss, Mr.. W.
H. Brown, Mr.. 7. II. Westby, Mr.. J. A. Carstens,
Mr.. f. A. Carstens, Mr.. T. Head, Mr.. c. K. Robe
son, Mr.. J. A. Malan. Mr.. W. l. Fletcher, Mr.. A.
Cuthbert, Mr. L. Alger and Mr.. T. O'Halleran.
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On Monday evening last some City friends OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter visited their residence, all
armed with elegant and costly crystal goods for
presentation. The occasion was the fifteenth
anniversary of their marriage. Mrs. Carter
especially has shown considerable energy during
her stay here in Seattle in furthering the inter-
ests of spiritualism, hence the invasion in Ques-
ton by so many spiritualists. Among those
present were: Mrs. Cornelius, Mrs. Patterson,
Mrs. Myers, Mrs. Peterson, Mrs Underhill, Mrs.
Deano. Mrs MacNeil. Miss Delano, Mrs T. j. E.
Scoones, Miss Bowers, Miss Cornelius, Miss
Underhill. Miss Carter, Mr. Gamble, Mr.. Under
hill, Mr.. Carter, Mr.. scoones, Mr. G. W. Crane,
Maj. and Mrs. Huntley, Capt and Mrs. Risley,
from British CoiumbiB, and many Others
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Evening Musica, Clubs Concert.

The twenty-third concert OF the Evening Mu-
steal Club will be given on Monday, at $50 p.
H., at Pettis chambres de musique, 1908 Front
street. The programme committee is composed
OF Miss Norah Cary and Mr.. Frank Atkins. The
following programme has been prepared;
Piano duet. Mrs. Lott and Miss Cary
soprano solo: Miss Carrie Roper
Piano solo--Nocturne in CHOPIN
Mr.. +. Boyd Wells.
Tenor soo-"A Castle in the Air" Bohune
Dr. Van Bursn-Accompanist, Nine.
Adele Lucy.
Violin aoo-From IL Trayatore Alsrd
Prof. LANCE Miss LANCER.
Soprano soio-'swee, Mignonette" ....
......................Mrs. Louis D. Bruins
Baritone solo-"Call Me Bscs" ....D euza
Mr.. Frank Atkius-Accompanist, Mr. F.
B. Wells
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Played Progressive Hearts.

A progressive hearts was one of the features
OF This weeks entertainment, given by Miss
kershaw in honor OF Miss Burnett, OF Seattle,
Ioe popularity OF both occas;oned endless en-
1oyment ana enthusiasm. Those invited were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Melbourne Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Smith, Miss Bailey, Miss Anderson, Miss
Dickinson, Miss Dakiu, Miss Dolly FERRIS, Miss
CaiAins, Miss Mcdonald, Miss Woodruff. Miss
Little, Miss Griggs, Miss Anna Griggs, Miss
Rowe, Miss Post, Miss Bowen Dr. Wagner, Mr..
T. Grisgs, Mr.. H. Griggs. Mr.. Reed. Mr.. Osbourne,
Mr. Halsted, Mr.. 2. Anderson, Mr. J. Anderson,
MI Dakin. Mr.. Calkius, Mr.. sutton, Mr.. Bull,
Mr.. Johnson
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MRS. Wright,a Party.

A very pleasant party was given by Mrs.
{. Wright at her home, 2l4 Twelfth street, on
Monday evening. Cards and dancing were the
chief source Of enjoyment during the evening
Refreshments were served at about 10 O'Clock.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lee,
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Boyce, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
L. Norrington, Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Weber, Mrs.
l. {. Neville, Mrs. English, Miss Josie Wright,
Miss Lillian z. Risedorph, Miss Carrie Rise
dorph, Mr.. Woodbury., Mr.. N. swenson, Mr. ].
Fritchie. Mr.. F. Lee. Mr.. Ed Wright, MI. H. A.
Boyce and Mr.. Z. S. Young
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The We Wyck ChautsuquH Circle held its
weekly on Monday night at the residence of Mr.
A. p. Burwell. The programme. under the
leadership of Mr.. James S. Bushnell, was lis
tened to with much interest TWAS as follows:
Roll call and statement by each respondent OF
some artist living or work of art produced dur
ing the time of Pericles.
Critics report
Grecian history, chap. Il
Questions by Miss Cathcart
Oral review by Mr. Johnston.
Call as, chaps. II, IL, l4-monthly review-by
Miss Bagey.
Music by Mrs. Dawson
world of Today" government questions, by
Miss b. Eyers.
Government Exhibit at Worlds Fsir'-By
Mr. Dawson
Music by Mr. Shipper.