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SWelled the Treasury.

The entertainment given by the
Ladies Aid Society drew a large
crowd to Freeman Hall last night.
The hot dinuer soon grew cold with
the temperature Of the hall below ze
70; the shadow pictures and tablsaux
created some amusement. the farce
was rightly named and the hard. shell
Baptist sermon, as delivered by DR..
j. 9. Leonard, who came "From
Michigan where suckers and shingles
wers legal tenders and coon skins
paid taxes" carsed some merriment.
A fine lunch, which was we'll patrop.
lied, followed the literary programme
and closed the evenings entertain
mept.
Taken as q whole, the entertain
ment wus "a success, socially and e.
nsncially, aad many shekels we're
transferred from the pockets OF the
upgodly into the treasury Of the
church. ,.... ...-....
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It's Last Wiggle.

uLets see. Didn't somebody say q
short time ago that the Republican
party was dead. Seems to be a pref
ty lively corpse GUST now.-Elko In
DEPBDEET.
The Carson Tribune should have
credited the above squib to the Free
Press, not to the INDEPENDENT. The
''kick" the Republican party made
ON the 9th is only the last wiggle be.
fore it's final dissolution. It's McKin.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-11-15
SALMAGUNDI.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Hawkins arrIv-
ed from New York to-day on a visit
to Mr.. James Russell.
Judge Talbot returned last night
from holding court in Lincoln and
White Pine counties.
Read the bulletin from Prof. Will
son Of the Experiment Station, Reno,
and get his receipt for preserving
fruit.
TO prevent the hardening of the
simultaneous tissues of the scalp and
the obliteratlon of the hair follicles,
which cause badness, use Halls Hair
Remover.
We have received Part w of the
Book Of the Fair published by the
Bancroft Company, Chicago. 1t is a
splendid contribution TO the litera-
ture Of the Worlds Fair.
A fine specimen of the American
bison passed through on an east
bound freight this morning. He was
raised at Monterey, Cal, and was en-
route to Canada to Le placed on ex-
hibitlon.
The Wadsworth Dispatch has our
thanks for a fine photograph of the
wreck at Saliva on the 4th Of this
month. Copies car be had for 81
by sending to the Dispatch, Wads-
worth, Nevada.
An English admiral v at ia
true, the life saving service Of Amer
lea is not equaled anywhere in the
world" It is also tt ue that Ayers
Cherry Poet oral saves, annually thou
sands Of lives. Invaluable in sudden
colds, throat and lung troubles.
Mrs Garrecht gives notice in another
column that there will be q shooting
match at the hot springs on tho 10Th
and Both, Clean up your guns and
go and get a fine turkey for your
Thanksgiving dinner.
Nothing succeeds like success"
and nothing will more quickly insure
success than true merit. For fifty
years, Ayers S%arsaparilla has main
tanned its popularity as the superior
blood-puritier. 1t stands upon it's
W merits and never fails to give
satisfaction.
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Nevada Agricultural Experiment
Station.

Newspaper Bulletin No. Ill
The Experiment Station will send
gratis to all persons desiring to ex-
hibit fruit and small vegetables at the
Midwinter FAIR, instructions by
which the original shape, color and
freshness OF the fruit will be pro-
served. Address,
N. E.. WILSON,
Chemist Experiment Station.
Reno, New, Nov. I3, 1893.
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A fine display Of silver ware, fancy
dishes, lamps, knives. forks, spoons
ETC., at the Ell. M. Co.'S. Cali aud
Eluspecs these goods. which are the
.bnest In their lice ever bsopght r.
Bike.
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STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF ToLEDo,l ,
LUCAS COUNTY. Z

STATE OF OHIO, Cry OF ToLEDo,(
LUCAS COUNTY. Do
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that
he is the senior partner of the firm OF
F. j. CHENEY & Co., doing business
in the City Of Toledo, County and
State aforesaid, and that said firm
will pay the sum ZONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case
Of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
the use OF HALLS CArARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before ME and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day OF Dec,
AID. 1886. ... ....
49,, A.. W. GLEASON,
SEAL. Notary Public.
NI
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally,I acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials, free
Il. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo,O
HB-Sold by all druggists, Zoo.
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Reckhart &..Froelich have received
a eur load OF fresh Missouri cider and
are now ready to supply tho trade.
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The finest lot Of candy ever brought
20 Elko, at Keyser & Craighead's.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-11-15

Banjo, violin and guitar strlngs,
Hps assortment. Rt Muler's.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-11-15

leAlsm, monometalism, jingoism ADD
suoservlency to Wall street
can't save it from the wrath to come.
1t will zoe be too dead to skin.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-18

FAIRuAvES. June ls.-fSpeciai. The
first annual commencement exercises oil
the Fairhaven high school were held las,
night, This;le's opera house being crowded.
and many were turned away unable to
gain admittanee to the building Tbs
graduates, the first from the high school
we're Miss Carrie Lehman and Clifford Nc.
MILAN. The programme was an excellen;
one. J. II. sehively. editor OF the fa!r
haven Herald. delivered an eloquent ad-
dress on the requirements of the twentieth
century. and Mayor Mckenzie presented
the diplomas to the graduates.
NEW WHArcox. Juno l7.-Tspeclal. =
The second annual commencement excer
cises OF the high school took place last
night in the First Methodist Episcopal
church. There were four graduates.
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At Mrs. ileax..

4 party under the auspices ~ the + =
q. Literary aad socaal Csae wss gwen A.
she residence az Mr.. and Mrs. FranS y
Wilcox. corner Of fifsh aud Vile streets
ga Ffsaay evening. The pAslcrs we're pro
iase!y decorated With .he eosorx Of tAe
elah. Handsome dFarerses Of yellow and
white six = .sA L. r q. siars and clusters
oi Sal'iorasa ropples gave the place a most
charming appearance. Rare isssied plants
aas siaslns t.Fis added greatly TO the
rlesnressaae eject An interesting pro-
grasnsne - As svrabe 'st 10 which both mem
bets az the cab Aua guests participated.
Elegant refreshments scye servea aud the
entire sf'a.F wss pleasant success The
guests were; NJ. aaa Mrx. " l. E-u,on
Mr.. and Mrs. fraa< haamasi. Prof. ana
Mrs, Frank ]. barnard, Mr.. ana Ms
smes nsosa. NJ. and Mr.. r. Y. Fowler
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fahrxaan. Nj. ana
Mrs. J. X. Mepanala. NJ and Ms. John
= Mearr. Mr.. aad Mrs 1 Il. Niesr. pr.
aad Mrs q. Il. Nswlsnds. Mr.. a1i Mrs.
tsei II. fsseysoa, Mr.. aai Ma. ". Y.
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High school commencement.

yhe High school commencement will
co.ne ell OH Tuesday next. ana fifteen ru-
pi;. will receive diplomas. Tho pro
grsmme is NOS yet complete, hut rs near
asian be- decided upon II is about rs fo.-
lows. exeep, IN the respect that Of the fif-
tejn graduates bas seven viii deliver
orft!ons:
overture
Cisras-'.The Nightingale .... .......-....
..-.-....- HI Oh school entering eiass
t1ft .oa--''C arreots Miss Roberta Frye
oft5e1-''A Annexation ~ Canssa'J Fred nuFfv
th:,:saa--''l he I'tixgsas Fathers - Frank ka.Iy
c':ss} "lAoctas wai;lnAu" ...... Oscar tlner
MISE. .....-. ....... ............. Orchestra
orstioa-rAa alsa seAoa. aaa il. Nis,.'
...--. ...--.-- NsS!soa ". Ness
oi,s,en beauty ia >s,erc' -.
.-.....-. ...' Miss Hsrr.s, ReseAeneker
o:.roa IA osss'. -.. -. HAIRY Gt.s.
O,,ioa- 1pu.soEy Education. $685.. -.
80. ......,..... Sumner ; Ians bar.
Niiofl.s '--los "a. ...... Kasertng = A.
- i.oa The Measure 81 sse Msa" -.
oisi.oa Sai. Aad sas'ias. -.
....-...... ... .--....... Ms Maggie Beatty
ossu a--'keep oTtae osA,s III l. Herring
o:aAea ii ss,-A rsitsa ssa Cawrit,sa"
Malr ........... s,;c..-t-s
o;.a,sa- -Aanes&,soa u Hawai-
....- aseosss ". Alisa
vsi.aleso'y ~rhasah, IN sss. sspsaa nan
--...-.-..-.. Asss ssluS BOAR r.s4ss,
AscTvss e re tisss ---. Esv !sF- Aisaz,
Presentation 81 D.r.sgaas
Cferas-e%sEa2u4tes' Esrssssl kuE4raa a. a.s
&Ss4s t2sX taNss.
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Amons those rasgicafsas a; the Green
RIVER Hos Springs daring the week we're
Eli. Hardy. Seattle. r. T. Ninety South
Ctates; W. III. poasaergy. Tacoma: 4. +.
Tl'ay~r. Portland: W.il.aaa I. Coe, VI. y. -.
Nar;a Yakima: John Nelson. AaywooSt
II. =. Davies. CaEeoaaio: CHRIS Measghal.
Eosyn; Walter Wa1de.l, ]. L. oob.e, ".
H., |. J. ShXrick. X. a. HUI. Tacoma; T..
a. sAoyen, Palmer: Nike IsoEas, Ia.
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The steamer George f. Starr will leave
Yesler wharf Sunday. June sat 10 O'Clock
a. N. for the United safes government
dry dock. where n landing will be made.
and q trip around Bainbrijge island, ar
irving at Seattle az 3 ?. N. Fare 81
T. G. BsuauxAw Captain
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Mr.. Frederick Theodore Hanson and
Miss Laura 4. Falk. both OF King county,
were united in marriage AT the residence
Of the officiating clergyman. Rev. John +.
Damon. 90 Fifth street. Seattle. on the
evening of Thursday. jane Is. 1898, in the
presence Of Miss Carrie Boylin. Miss Belle
Larsen, Mr. David W. West and others.
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Damon. so Fifth street. to witness the
marriage Of Mr. Peter Nelson aud Miss
Jennie Smith. both OF Everett, Snohcmish
county. Nj. J. D. Gardiner. with whom
the bridegroom Vas at one time interested
in business in Seattle. and Miss Lniu
Reynolds, of Eagle Harbor. served as
principal witnesses.
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DE- George II. I. spa-.irg has removed to and
Q Co.oa!a! building.
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A Surprise 10 MI. Hildsbrand.

A surprise party was given at the home
Of Mr.. A. w. Hiidsbrand. in honor Of that
gentleman's birthday. on Saturday. June
TO- The evening was pleasantly spent in
games, cards, etc. Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Schwehm. Mr.. and
Mrs. Triggers Mr.. and Mrs. Swim, Mr..
and Mrs. Cain, Mr. and Mrs. Carkeek. Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson, Mr.. aud Mrs. White Mr..
and Mrs. Chandler, Mr.. and Mrs. Under
wood. Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz, Mrs. Callahan.
Mrs. Hunt, Of Wenatchee; Mr.. and Mrs.
Manning,
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Oles-Pe,ersou.

Mr. John w. Otis. Of Vancouver. B. c..
aad Miss Hannah Peterson. Of Seattle.
were quietly married q: the residence OF
the officiating clergyman. Rev. John +.
Damon. $40 Fifth street, on the evening OF
Thursday. June IA. 1873. in the presence of
Mr. and Mrs Homer w. Otis. Miss Alice
Peterson. Miss Agnes Peterson. Mr..
Charles Benson and others.
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The Hill syrup Company have JUST received
direct IRON Vermont . consignment Of this
years make Of pure maple sugar Cali and try
IT. is Weller street
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| TIE ladies' OF rae North Seattle Bsp.isf church
| Will give tne.r ;iansr AID soc.sl Friday evening
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Foot rules given asay ., she Pugei
Sound Savings bank.
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on Monday evening MIR Peter Egg. was
The rec. p'eni of = pleasant surprise q, his
aoi'e. START and Sixth streets. The
sae>ss present were: Mrs. Esse. MissInlia
tese, Miss Belle Esse. Miss Mary Egse.
Miss Louise Egge. Miss Laura Jensen. Asss
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Ter on Wednesday afternoon and evening.
Mrs. NJ. r. Backus' sfisir Friday night
was much enjoyed By large circle OF
friends. On Wednesday OF this week viii
occur the twentieth anniversary OF the
wedding OF DIR. and Mrs. 7. b. Ford. This
will be Of interest 70 oil the large district
O. those Of the Methodist faith over
which DIR. Ford IL presiding elder. The
ing event, socially ~ well ~ from the
standpoint Of sport. IL viii be followed
by some events tomorrow. which will de-
eide the championship. Other affairs and
notes are given In place.
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Mrs n r. Backus entertained large
party, composed chiefly OF young people.
at her house on Thursday night. Miss
Tidban. Of San Francisco, . school friend
of Miss Eackus. who will return With
the latter TO school. was the special guest
OF the evening. sharing honors in this re-
spect with the daughter Of the hostess.
Several Of Mrs. Backus' friends aided her
IN receiving the guests and also
did the honors in the dining
rooms. These were. beautifully arranged
on the second fool. Supper was served
continuously during the evening and
dancing went on uninterrupted. II was
thoroughly nice party and WAS appre-
ciated 10 the full by all OF Mrs. Backus'
guests. About ninety of her friends were
present
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In Honor 81 san Francisco .ues,..

Mrs. H. Roaifs gave 4 katfee kla,sch las.
week in homer OF Mr.. Christine Wes,el
and Miss louise kngeike. os san Fran
cisco. Those present we're: Mrs. n
R5Alfs, Mrs IL schoder. Mrs. 4. Krur
Ms J. Baegev., M. ii. Drees. Mrs II
ScAaefer. Mrs. A. Scheme. Mrs. J. Latch
Ms. A. NaaIbCsa and Ms. =. Hens,
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Neiison- saith.

On the evening Of Wednesday. June IL.
8 few friends gathered 1t the residence OF
tie ofscsat.ng clergyman, Rev. John Il.
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Askam, Miss Laura Panison, Miss Ham,
ner, Misses Lostie and Garshie Stromberg,
Miss Hiida Larson, Miss Johnson. Miss
Nelson. Mr.. Peter EsEe, Mr.. Knosd. Mr..
James Egge. Mr.. Thomson. Mr.. Dovrnd.
Mr.. Moe. Mr.. Gunderord. Mr.. Ole Sy-
eaard. Mr.. Linde, Mr.. Kirk and Mr.. VAL
dsy.
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Eureaka Division, No. 4. Sons Of Tenn
perance. met Monday evening in the Nc
Claire street hall and had an enjoyable
session. Steps were taken to purchase
set of regaiias for the division, and . COM
mittee appointed. Under the good of the
order" the following programme was rem
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Mrs. J. =. Fay entertained the Kaffee
Klatsch at her home, on Fourteenth street.
on Monday. Those present were Mrs.
David kellogg. Mrs. d. c. Garrett. Mrs. X.
I. Washburn, Mrs. Frank B. Wrestling.
Mrs. c. W. Saunders. Mrs. G. T. Conover,
Miss S.ruve and Miss Wrestling. The
next meeting will be held at Mrs. David
Keilogg's.
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Try A.ossss B.,,eo, blood building tonic.
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a Surprise rarty In Queen Anne.

surprise party was rendered Mrs. A.
y. Lindsey. at her home in Queen Anne.
on Nednesday evening. Among ,hos.
present were. Mrs. 4. Bolink, Mrs. A. n.
Lindsey, Miss Flora Dillingham;. Miss
Mabel Lands!ey, Miss cara dillingham;
Miss Mary slyes'ad, Miss Irene Lindsiev.
Miss BERTHE Bryan. Mss Maud Billing.
ham, Miss ANY Bo.ink, Mss {. Crouten.
Mss Winnie Lindsey. Capt, II. T. Davis,
Mr.. Charles Easson. Mr.. William Sivesint
Mr.. Oscar Benedict, NJ. y. A. Starkey.
Mr.. ii. l. case. Mr.. Charles u. Walker
aad Master Norman Linlslcv.
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4 school Tcachers' Jaunt 60 Chicas,

\ party of abou, seventy of the teachers
Of the Seattle public schools AMI their
friends will leave for Chicago and the Eas,
on Saturday, jane - or Monday. June ~.
The party comprises about loo persons.
Friends and acqaain,anees Of the teachers
Who desire TO join the party should notify
the superintendent OF schools. Mr.. Frank
j. barnard. The route has no; We, been
decided upon. There may be Two parties,
bat one Of about Ion is assured The roads
are competing for the business, and low
rates are promised. meeting will tie
held tomorrow afternoon ~ O'Clock 4.
the Central school 10 consider the matter.
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&c aVoFV ENoFe ENASes TIC lsatch be
tween Meserve and Fcliy to Ia plaved.
The winner o. thls match viii play Hun IN
thr h9a's. TIE day was pleasant In the
morning snd daring pars OF the afternoon.
bat a shower interviewed aud sooS about
=" Ii az icon shc latter part oi the dsv.
the playing " As interesting aud quite a
number al friends anal relatives If n,
players were present. The finals uiil he
played At o'clock on Monday afternoon
aai promise 20 lie highly interesting.
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Tho Evening Musical Club.


Miss Marguerite Mckinney left for
Chicago on Monday afternoon. A num-
Der of friends we're nj the station to see
her oil. Among them we're: Mr. and Mrs.
David J. Mckinney. Gen. and Mrs. J. b.
MetcaIte. DR.. and Mrs. NJ White Fred.
rick. Mrs. +. W. Clayton. Mrs Young,
Mrs. Armstrong. MISS Boarman, Miss
Chisholm, Miss Katharine Baxter. Mr..
Ashton +. stephens, Mr.. ]. u. Hoge, Mr..
Fred Ranke. Mr.. Berman Schoenteldf. Mr..
Daniel Gibbons. Mr. Frank Boarman.
Mr.. ]. Loring Warrington Mr. Smith,
DR.. +. :. Palmer, Mr.. Ed Nickels. Mr..
Charles ). Keith. Mr.. Aivah Glover Salmon
and Miss Saliie COMPTON,
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A Coming Marriage.

The marriage of Miss Bessie Ferguson,
of this city, and Mr.. NJ. Cameron. OF
E!lensburg, will take place at the Edge
water Congregational church at 8 p. m.
Wednesday. Friends will take Fremont
or Green Lake cars to Kilbourne avenue.
No cards.
Graduates Of the Queen City College.
The Queen City Business College on
June l graduated four students. They
were Miss Lottie Holmes, Mr.. Percy Cal
lahan. Mr.. Roy Kellogg and Mr.. Otto
Rabel.
st. Clement's Excursion Postponed.
The st. Clements church excursion to
the navy yard and Sidney has been post
poned until Saturday next, June "a.
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THE SOCIAL WEEK.
Plymouth Church's Big Affair
for Missions
MRS. N. r. sAckus eNTERTAiNs.
ne Lawn Tenats Match SD the later
ct 10 Crssted-OtheS Nat
tiers 81 News.
~ HE naas week IA,

lie past week has
been prolific OF
things social.
The large cir
Gle centering
around Ply.
mouth church,
is pastor and
his wife, were
keenly interest
Cd IN the rho
dosiendron tea"
given at the
house Of the lat
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ginsllart. je.. Mr. and Mfs. Frsnk Steele.
GET. land Mrs. c. W. Turner. Mr. and
Mrs. i. r. Trosbrsdge. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
II. White, Mr. and MIRA Frank ~ Wilcox.
Mr. aid Mrs. WoodsoTth. Mr.. and Ms
Tayisir, Mr.. Bonney. Miss McMIllsn. OF
La Cr.,sse: Miss Hughes. Miss Cass. Miss
Gnin9sn, Miss Jessup. OF Portland: Miss
s.eel.s. Miss Rice. Mr.. Stevens, Of san
Francisco. NJ Gebhardt
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G. O. Gay. Pa. C.. prescription drussls.
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IS dozen Ladies' Ribbed Vests, So
each. Better qualities. l0c. l5c, aOc,
CSC and up.
Ladies' Union Suits. Sc, sc. 81
Mems Summer Merino Shirts and
Drawers, 25c each. Better grades.
60c and 75c.
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coma; Mrs. Christensen, seattle: J. H.
Coares. haywood. J. Shaw. haywood; J.
s. Sassee. Kirkland: Miss E. Ferret. Miss
Ada wesk.e. Seattle. J. Z. Peters. Eliens-
burg: James Mcclure. Durham: c. l.
Cranson. Durham:J. 7. Watson. Tacoma;
Samuel Richie. Palmer: Mrs Sloan,
Roslyn; ~. ID. Martin and wife, Seattle;
Frank Toiman. Eima: Robert Miiiigan.
Tacoma: b. B. Kesnher. Esiensture: J. D.
Crawford. Seattle: George b. Walker.
Boomers Ferry; K. Patterson. Seattle; w.
J. Dean. E.lensburg; Miss Linda Olsen.
Seattle.
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An enjoyable afternoon was spent on
Friday at the esidence Of Mrs. NJ. Gott-
stein. IN honor Of her sister, Miss Wolf, of
Portland. and Miss Jacobs. of Corvallis.
Each lady was presented with corsage
bouquet Of carnations. Among those
present were: Mrs. ]. NJ. Rosenberg,
Mrs. l. Brown, Mrs. NJ. Gottstein, Mrs. d.
NJ. Hoffman. Of Tacoma: Miss Jacobs sof
Corvallis; Miss Wolf. Of Portland, Miss
Winehill, Miss Degginger, Miss Friend,
Miss Rosenthal, Miss Davis, Miss Schoen-
field. Miss Caheu, Miss Gottstein, Miss
Newberger, Miss Cohen, Miss Friedenberg,
Miss Silver, Miss Kierski and the Misses
WilZinski
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In the above the only change over yes
ierday mornings fosr-iarxtIiGFNCEg MAS
that ihckey substituted Mr.. w T. Came
III the set against Clark and FIsken. The
finals between Saunders and rely and
Anderson and Bali was best three sets In
i've, Three sets were played. leaving the
score sets To | III favor vi Anderson aud
Bull. Ram iu;erieged in the afternoon,
preventing the completion of the match.
The following is the score in the singles
for she Carter cap:
Warner ..,..~.1
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The tennis tournament under the au-
spices of the Seattle Field Club came off
on the olympic club grounds yesterday.
Some very good playing was done. cspe-
cally in the set In singles between George
II. Atkinson aud II. +. Mcservc Rain in
terfesed in the finals in both doubles and
singles. and these will be played Oft at a
time not yet liked. They will be played,
however. in advance OF the cham pionxhip
cup matches 1t $50 tomorrow afternoon.
The scores in the doubles for the cups now
held by Atkinson and Meserye We're as
fellows:
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