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social and Personal Notes.

Mr G. f. N. Pratt spent several days N olym-
pia last week.
Miss Kate Clark left on Tuesday for visit TO
san Francisco
Mr. and Mira. s. b. Folger will soon leave for
San Francisco.
MIR George W. Fisher has gone 10 San Fran
cisco for short trip
Mrs. L. D. 1ibbsts has returned from two
weeks visit to Portland.
Mira John r. FAY left on Thursday for q lev
days Wait 90 Portland, on.
Ga Tuesday afternoon Mrs. John Elder enter
tanned the Tuesday Readers
The Caprice Club gave another party on Mon.
day evcning At Prosch's hall.
The Ladies' French Club were the guests OF
Mira J. A. Hatfield ON Thursday.
Mrs A. r. Maccnlsky aud Mrs II. q. strive
will leave this week for California
MI. Philip A. Falkenburgh went over 10 Ia
coms last week for a few days visit
Mr.. snd'Mr. ". II. olin. of Perry. N. r.. ara
visiting Dr. aud Nrs. J. r. Criehton.
Mt. W. 7. wickwsre left yesterday for Ban
Francisco 20 spsnd two or three weeks
MIRA Moses Korn has removed 30 the residence
Of her sou. Isaac Korn. 12ls Main street
Miss Eleanor Miller will soon leave for San
Francisco. 20 remain q couple OF montha
DR. and Mrs G. A. Walsh left on Friday for
Los Angelo. 10 remain about three weeks
Mr. aud MIRA j. n nesets left on Wednesday
for a three months trip through California.
on Friday evening the L. o. T. What Club
was entertained By Mr.. and Mra. N. n Au-
gus;ine
There was pleasant family gathering at shs
home OF Mr.. Fred Newell In south seattle on
Tuesday.
Miss Jennie Stewart has returned TO her hom.
In Seattle alter having spent several months In
the East
Mr. J. Fraser. Of Fraser & wiisoa, the Pike
street. merchants. left on Tuesday Tor New YORK
to purchase new goods
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Pratt hays taken 40
their residences on Olympic avenue. northwest
corner OF Victory street
Rev. III. T. Fieenor, the newly called pastor ~
the 4szxat street Baptist church. viii pssafh
his frst pext sunday.
Ma &. H. Clarke returned Friday night from
San Rafael, Cal. where she has been Waiting
her father. Pfoi. W. W. Anderson
This evening Rsv. CLARK Davis will spaak GA
.sThe Public Schools" az tie Methodist PROTEST.
ant ehuren, Third and Ptae stressz
Miss lama Parkinson. accompanied By be-
niece, Edna smagf lsft GA Monday for Carson
City. Sew. aud ctner southern points.
Mira rs Laptsina aad dasghter, Miss Rata
Willard. a Tacoma. hare been tbs gaesss Of
fgoL aud SRA. n. wilson the past x1ek
On Monday evening Mr. ana MIRA Aier
ssewaff. Nj sHd Mrs. 4. j. Grant and Hr James
q. iiose. IT,. ocsupssd boz Al the tneatsr.
Mr. naa Mrs. III l. Tssry. Msss Fnrth. Mr.
fseovgs Atklnsoa. r., aud NJ. ssssrgs v Folss.ez
oecsptea box 81 tbs tssea1sr. on rhuf.dar
sTeBsnE.
SIN Thgrsd.g sysnsnx fsss seeopt nnnuaI bali
ID she reatsis fostcr Esiisf Association asa
take pl@cs 1t AfzH1ay hsil. Ihs Committee Ga
sfFsaEssaeais ID eoaaEesed Of Ms. /. 3. flesls,
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The silly Circle Whist Club entertained
a number Of its friends at the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ii. Thompson, No. 1910
Fourth street, last Thursday evening. The
evening was spent in playing various card
games Mr.. Huffman carried away the
booty prize in whist. 81 1873 lunch was
served by the ladies. and at a late hour
the guests departed. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs Thompson. Mr. aad Mrs. X.
Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. r.. Huffman, Mr..
aud Mrs. A. Mclean. Mrs. Lester. Mrs.
Capt. Barr, Miss Spragae. Mr.. spragus.
Mr. George Ford. Mr.. G. II. Coffin, Mr.. Jo-
sexh Barr and Master Louis Thompson.
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AFarew.ll surprise PARTY.

The young friends OF Miss Josie Rodgers.
No. 957 Marion street. learning Of her in
tended visit TO San Francisco, met 81 her
home on Friday evening fully prepared to
surprise her and have a good time The
evening was spent with plays and games
and closed np with refreshments obtained
from the various lunch baskets of the
guests Miss Rodgers left on the steamer
Umatilla Saturday morning with Mrs. NJ.
L. I.usk Those present were: Miss Asia
swezea, Miss Luna Lloyd. Miss Zessa Lloyd,
Miss Lonnie 0sten. Miss Se.tie osten.
Miss Mabel Rodgers, Mr.. Thomas Scott,
Mr.. Charley Murphy. Mr.. Arthur Pinksm.
Mr. Hiram Lusk and Mr.. Robert L2sk.
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The coiumhis Circle wall meet at the
pariors OF Plymouth church eD weines-
dsy evening. February q. Instead Of it's
usual programme the evening win hs de-
voted 20 a lecture on Paris. BY Mr. Joseph
shlppea, accompanied bv some musical
selections. Members Of ether circles. ana
their friends, are cordially invited TO a.
sen1
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Mr.. Edward J. Erikson and Miss Caren
Louisa Olson. both OF Bothell. were united
in marriage at the residence of the ofiiciat-
ing clergyman. John r. Damon. 9i0 Fifth
street. this city. Tuesday afternoon. Feb
ruary ID, 1894. and returned the same
evening to the home Of their adoption.
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CoIumh,.n Concert =. Fremont.

Columbian concert will be given at
Goddard's building In Fremont. on Thurs
day evening February -. under the
auspices Of the Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Eage.atcr Congregational church. Ia
honor Of Washington's birthday. Those
participating will be dressed in the cid
Colonial style and the programmes are
printed in the quaint style of a century
ago The programme viii consist OF
musical aud literary numbers and one or
two pretty actin pieces.
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Mis-. Osborne. sirsMday Party.

On Tuesday evening pleasant surprise
party was given Miss Minnie Osborne b.
Mlss Iostie Ieager at her home, ~ Chest
nut street, ja honor OF Miss osborne's
birthday. The evening was enloyabiy
spent ia card rlayIng, dancing and music
after which a dainty lunch was served.
The guests departed 81 n iaGs hour. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
Osborne. Miss Yeager. Miss Osborne, Miss
Robinson, Miss Price. Miss Lettie Poole.
Miss TrasS. Miss Smith. Miss Degganer.
Miss RUNNER. Miss Allie Poole, Mr.. r. +.
Porter. Mr. ". 5. Newton, Mr.. j. r. Brad
dock. Mr.. j. Thomas. Mr.. ID. HYDE, Mr.. o.
l. Rank, Mr.. l. Suter. Mr.. I. VI. Rank,
Mr.. r, Osborne. Mr.. l. ]. Parker.
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Last Saturday evening the Misses Dab
ney entertained number Of friend. ~
their home. las4 Chestnut street. With
dancing. games and refreshments. Those
present aud invited we're Mrs. Mans
Prot. Harsnoa. Miss Emma Banks. Miss
Mamie Sksauer, Miss EcsssaoBd Crane.
Miss Maud Crane. Mss Josie Dahney, Miss
AAr.oa Asw00d, Alss Eshei Garrett Mss
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rrawell-Harernn.

Mr.. w. X. Proweli. city clerk OF We
natchee. was married In Portland on the Sth
Inst. to Miss Bert Barcroif. of Seattle. Mr..
Prowell aud bride returned TO Wenatchee
last Saturday
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bee with aboGs forty participants created
considerable amusement. Ex-Nayer A..
T. Pretty selected one side and Miss Mar
gares Sutton the other. Ex- Mayer Pr~styss
army Of spoilers came of victorious, with
Miss Belle Hopkins and Miss G~rtie kll-
worth ssslf standing in the ranks ready IL
combat with more fees.
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The ladies who are organizing the Youns
Wcnen's Christian Association 10 ths
number Of about forty met again yester.
day afternoon Mt the Chamber of Com
merce. The committees appointed AZ the
lass meeting were not ready 20 report. and
after discussion as 10 the forsns of futnra
work the meeting adjourned TO meet az
the same place next Saturday afternoon a
q aAsricaxk
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rhomas-ores

On Wednesday Mr.. George II. Thomas
and Miss Lizzie g. Green were married at
the residence Of the bride. 1915 Twelfth
street. by Rev. H. f. Dunlap. The groom
has been in business In this city for SOW.
eral years. and the bride Is vocalist OF
rare ability who sings at Mr.. Danlap's
church. OF which she Is a member.
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pouna social for CHARITY.

The society Of Our Lady of Good Help
will give another of its pound sociais in
the par!ors OF the church, on South Fourth
street and fesler avenue. on Saturday
evening. February "a. A fine literary and
musical programme has been prepared Tor
the occasion. and all interested in char
itable work are invited TO attend. There
viii be no charge for admission. but con-
trihntions of groceries. clothing. etc.. are
solicited and Will be most thankfully re-
ceived and distributed among the needy
by the ladies' Of tho relief committee.
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tn. II. T. W. club Entertained.

On Tuesday evening the ii. T. W. club
was entertained by the president aud his
estimate wife. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. w. Nc
Ginnis. at their home on James street.
which was beautifully decorated with
flowers for the occasion. The evening.
spent in cards and conversation, was ended
with the daintiest refreshments Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Trow-
bridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thurman.
Mr.. and Mrs. L, ID. Clock. Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ T. Benton. Mr.. and Mrs. U. X. Niesz,
Mrs. 4. b. Wood, Mr.. n. Parker. Mr.. +.
Carroll
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shaser-yaiensine.

A happy event occurred al No. ~ Birch
street, on Wednesday evening, 81. Valen-
tines day. the occasion being the wedding
of Mr.. j. n. Shafer and Miss :. Valentine.
both of this city. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Clark Davis After the
wedding an elegant repast was served.
Mr.. aud Mrs Shafer are we'll and favor
ably known in the community, being es-
peciaily prominent in Good Templar social
circles. Mr.. shafer being the past district
chief ,emplar and Mrs. Shafer the district
secretary of the district lodge of King and
Hitsap counties. Mr. III. q. Benedict
acted as groomsman and Miss Mary Tay-
Tor. of Fall City, as bridesmaid. The
bride was beautifully attircd in q neat
gown of gray silk with cream lace. with
eorsage bouquet of hyaetnths and roses.
The bridesmaid presented charming APP
nearance in a gown of cream crepe with
silk lace aud flowers to correspond with
those worn hy the bride. The following
we're the guests of the evening: Mr.. j. n.
Valentine. Mr.. Charles Valentine, Mr.. \.
shafer Mr.. and Mrs. +. X. Bond. Mr.. ;.
{; Renedict. Mr.. II. o. Benedict and Mr.
Ava Benedict, Miss Mary Taylor. Mr..
and Mrs. George r. Costerill. Mr.. and
Ms = W. Cotterill, Mr.. and MIRA IL. A.
cameron. Mr.. and Mrs. w. 7. Jackson,
Mr. Max sternberg. Mr.. Harry Stern
here Mr.. G. w. Csie, Miss Ora Matlock
and Rev. Clark Davis.
s.si.a ousmg Circle Entertainment
The Social Outing Circle was delight
,nllx entertained on Friday evening AZ
the residence of the president, Rev. ;.
nell Johnston. The house vas preiiay
decorated with ivy and ferns, prominent
feature being the emblem OF the eaao.
Wheels" aud appropriate quotations.
"rarn. turn. ry wheels,
Turn, round srd round
Grsat amusement Was caused by the rosl
raII which consisted OF the reading o.
,rsginal valentines. those OF the laaies
being nrer.arec by the gentlemen ana vice
xsr.a and the unanimous decision vas
,.ashAa that each and every one Sonsa
haxa been offered permanent employ Haeht
a.s conservative Of = valentine manu-
fartnrtnr company been present Aver
49,, ana informal musicale ana htsfary
,ravrarnuae and plans for the e@ao'hs
s,,amer'. outing had been disSGssea
s.tntx refreshments were seTssns az say
,ime there vas great rivalry ~ 70 NAo
Gould Ssh the greatest number ana ias'ss
.,g~r,,,al questions Is 90 who - rsnn~s
-, 49, harkg" At late hour shs suesss
,ss..-.sa al wishing that the aees
- ss,ap ..turn round again 10 sts
ssrsnv strret. Those present we're Miss
$50 srnex Miss Amanda Archer. Mss
$50 rx,ns. Mss Marie Johnston. Mrs.
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cninaak Cirei. =, the Ola Homestead.

The Chinook Reading Circle met on
Monday night a, the ''old Homestead, :"
the residence of SIR. and Mrs, 5. c. Calder.
head. Prescott's history was continued.
Mrs. A. A. Allen read some interesting
chronicles OF the society. Afterwards q
pleasant social time Was enjoyed. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. $. c. Calder
head. Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Davies. Mrs. A.
A. Allen, Mrs. Carl Donoghue. Miss Leona
Davis, Miss G. y. Hunt, Miss Lon War
rem. Miss Helen stanberg. Mr.. Warren
Lucas.
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will celebrate Washlagton's birthday by
planting fifty trees on the campus
Friends are invited 30 be present AZ the
literary exercises 81 = p. m. The follow
ing topics have been assigned; Rev. w.
". Taylor. so1r Schools the Bulwask OF
oar Republic: Prof w. Heston, Nest
Egg; Judge A ;. Palmer, Spades va
Hasehets". +. ". Croyen, ''Aezassaies of
Christianity"
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Horace yoas.' sarpr,s. Party.

Friday evening pleasant ssrprlse was
given Horace Jones by his friends 1T the
home Of his parents ca Front street.
About 5 o'clock a knock came at the door.
to which Herace responded. His friends
rushed in, loaded down with q clothes
basket full of easbies, Dancing. music
and games we're induced in. At a late
hoar lunch was served. Those present
we're. Mrs. 9iandon. Mrs. farnhaln. Ars.
Jones, Ars. LsEIm. Mss Mary I.eahaey,
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AMY SrassA. Miss Attic psAnsy, Miss Ed
"a scesi. Miss Florence Knapp Miss
Aexie King. Miss Roena Neville. Miss
Lso-a Conn. Miss Jessie Haaford. Miss
Minnie Warrea. Miss Elsie Daaasy. Mr..
Clayton Crawford. Mr.. III. Foy, Mr.. Rufus
SsaEk. Mr.. Edward Garrett. Mr.. /. Nnsrr.
Mr.. Walter Rnaions. Mr.. E. Thomas, Mr..
c, c. nahaey. Mr.. ,. Cumming. Mr. r.
Frayser. Mr.. James Kelly. Mr.. Ross. Mr.
w. Atwood. Mr. Neil Leslie. Mr.. c. Drew.
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WEDDINGS.


A very domestic aud delightful wedding
party was gathered at the family residence
of Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry Sidebotham. Ma
pie Valley. on the morning Of Wednesday.
February Ia. fssAs. to celebrate the mar
riage of Mr.. Albert L. Valentine, assistant
engineer of the Oregon Improvement
Company. and Miss Martha A. Side
botham, which occurred at o o'clock, Miss
Lena Sideeotham serving her elder sister
as bridesmaid and Mr.. John II. Rresoc.
who has been with the groom for the last
four years. IS best man. Rev. John r.
Damon OBLIGATED. The occasion bringing
together the different branches Of the FAM
iy. the rite of baptism was conferred upon
two granddaughter and they we're CHRIST
ened respectively Charlotte Siiena, being
the daughter OF George Sideboihafn and
has wife. Jennie Cutnbers. and Gertrude Ha-
gel. daughter of William sidebotham and
his wife. Georgina W. Steel. breakfast MAS
then served with ali the oid-timc homciy
associations, each dish having some re-
minder OF the loving hands engaged In its
preparation, and awakening memories in
many a heart of tenderiy cherished anni-
versarics. Among those participating
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sidebotham.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sidebotham, Mr..
and Mrs. George Sidebotham. Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Rcddington. Miss Mary
Reddingtou, Miss Katie Reddington. Mr..
James X. Valentine, Mr.. William Robert
son. Mr.. Thomas o'Brien, Master Joseph
Reddiugton and Master Henry Side
botham. jr. The assistant superintendent
of the company sent his special car to con-
vey the Wedding party TO Seattle. where
they arrived at o'clock, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Valentine will receive their friends at
their home, 2IT Lincoln street.
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Gaars,aNutt.

Mr.. II. Guard and Miss Edith NJ. l..
Nuts, both of this city. were united in
marriage at the home of the brides sister.
Mrs. Alexander McAdam. 2ti0 Third
street, only the immediate friends of the
bride and bridegroom icing present.
Shortly after the ceremony was performed
the happy pair left for their future home.
1912 Madison street Rev. Wallace Nut
ting. pastor of Plymouth Congregational
church officiated
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A very enjoyable affair vas the little
party on last Saturday evening at the
home OF Ms. aad M.A w. b. Haines, on
Madison street. The evening WAS spent
with music. songs and other pastirnes. and
at . late hour refreshments we're served.
Among the guests we're; Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. III. j. shy
der, Miss Katie Berger. Miss Mae lap
ham. Mr.. Charles Lapharn. Mr.. Edgar
CIapp. Mr.. Frank Baker and Mr.. sam
Bef.ing.
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-. lsasson. Mr.. H. C. Good. Mr.. n. Pre-.
49, -, ~ y. Z. NcGrsxsr. Mr.. G. D. Din
R = ~. w Tfnfer, Mr. W. Camp. NJ
5, Anderson. Mr.. g. Dulles. NJ J.
rpssn, Mr. J. Fuskin. Mr. VI. o. Neal
f. u: seifridse. Mr.. A. c. Msll~r NJ
: s1 ack walsh. Mr. l. r. Andrews. Mr.. NJ
r snnan. Mr. Z u. Bannington. Mr.. AG
Sism.n' Mr. n. c. sloser, Mr.. r. e. Wa
nen: NJ J. Eavanks. Mr.. Gardner. Mr..
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day evening over 100 guests of the state Of
Maine Club assembled at the Arlington
hall TO take part in the regular monthly
social OF that organization. The event
proved TO be one of the incest parties this
club has given. Among those present
we're: Mr.. and Mrs. ii. A. Bigelow. Mr..
and Mrs. DR.. +. f. Stevens, Mr. aud Mrs.
]. Il. Fox, Mr.. aud Mrs. w. H. Davis. Mr..
and Mira. j. Stick. Mr.. and Mrs. q. III.
Croker. Mr.. and Mrs. T. 8. Rranson. Mr..
and Mra E. II. Drum. Mr.. and Mrs. g. r.
zimmerman, Mr.. and Mrs A. McAnley.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. ID. Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Nc
Knight. Mr.. o. A. Case, Mrs. A. McKen-
gle, Mrs. H. J. Lurchin, Mrs. J. g. Soiop.
Mrs. J. Haley. Mrs. J. w. Storms. Mrs. NJ.
G. Jensen, Mrs. Phil Winsor, Mrs. 4.
Case. Mrs. z. NJ. culbertsou. Mrs NJ. Z.
Wright, Miss Mamie Mcknight. Miss
Anna Crist. Miss Lottie sieinway, Miss A.
Mclean, Miss Mollie Manning, Miss c.
Mclean. Miss y. McAleer, Miss Lena
Graves. Miss Nellie Humes. Miss Bessie
winsor. Miss Lizzie Miller, Miss Bessie
Phillips. MissM. Nolop. Miss Ida Miller.
Miss Maggie Yarns, Miss f. Asher,
Miss Berniee Case. Miss May Dickinson,
Miss NJ. B. Ripley, Miss Minnie Loveland,
Miss Maude Warren. Col. l.. p. E9sen.
Mr.. W. II. Thompson, Mr.. c. Robinson.
Mr.. W. r. Stevens, Mr.. III. ID. Wheeler.
Mr.. Il. w. Melse, Mr.. III. q. Egell, Mr.. C.
r. Plimpton. Mr.. b. w. Smith. Mr.. +. W.
stinchfield, Mr.. b. w. KILLER, Mr.. W. W.
Bouse, Mr.. f. p. Porter. Mr.. Morris Maggie.
Mr.. s. +. Butler Mr. III. Hammer. Mr.. ].
II. Topping, Mr.. s. NJ. Archibald. Mr.. A.
Butler, Mr.. A. Il. Miller. Mr. I. q. Dunn,
Mr.. \. Phillips. Mr.. William Fox. Mr.
George Rankin. Mr.. q. ii. Baker, Mr.. q.
w. Crane, Mr.. r. L. Monnet. Mr. l. Lurie,
Mr.T. Fiaherty, Mr.. Bert Stevens.
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The members Of Gilman Park N. II.
church ~ Ballard held chicken pie and
Nassnti'le social ON Tuesday evening in
tie SONS Of Veterans hall. for the purposes
Of raising funds TO buiid an addition 10
the parsonage. An old-iashsoasd spelling
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Miss Chrissse Lsshiey. Miss Name Bar
tel. Miss Ada Glandon. Miss Annie Grant.
Miss Esorence Grant. Mass Era Hopkins.
Miss Craze W6iFoa asad Masters Roy Sssf.
ford. Guy Stafford, Cyrus Paur. Essass
Brown. Charlie Walton. Rsy Hopk ns.
Otto TreIl. George MsrteEl Herbert MAJ
tel, julius McSatt. Mr. E. T. Jones, NJ.
3. p. Hopkins, Mr.. c. s. Farnhsgn and
Mr. Hosaee Ionex
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Mrs. McCaiioch's birthday sarpriss.

On Monday evening number OF friends
surprised Mr.. and MIRA. William McCuiloch
at their home. on Knight street, in honor
of Mrs. McCulloch's birthday. The even
ing was spent in dancing. music and games
and splendid supper was served. Those
present were: Dir. and Mrs. Thomas Rid
dell. Mr.. and Mrs. @. c. Zimpel. Mr.. and
Mrs. e. I. Hopkins. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Amos. DIR. A. H. Holcomh and wife. Miss
Mary Farguhar. Miss Nellie Hamilton,
Miss Lundergreen. MISS Hsnkie. Miss Liz
zie Hankie. Mr.. ]. Campbell. Mr.. L. I.
Dow, Mr.. D. Y. Dow.
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Mrs.. y. a. Tw,eheII,. Luncheon.

Ga Friday afternoon Mrs. +. A. Txichsli
gave geographical Iuncaeon at her home
at SIT Rainier street The guests we're
Mrs j. ". frsBk. ars. O. g. Roberts,
Mrs. 4. Z. Brayman. Mrs. w. III. White.
Mrs g. +. N. Pratt. Mrs II. ~ visle,
Mrs. 7. r. Davidson. Mrs Cors.n S.
shanks aud Mrs. -. C. Brawley.
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sssss unsvsrstsy x.sea


Fuusy morning closed the .erie, af
Aessiahn rekearsals that have BE-, ccr.
Quoted at the close Of chapel exerrfxe. -,
Tuesday and Friday Of each veek sine.
isst term Several Of the students ar~
.cuoAsss sorry to see these rrhearsals
oosne % IN end 20 suddenly, as they
anoroed IN excellent opportunity 20 pre-
eeometry or some other lesson on
which they might be doubtful.
DuFlng chapel services Friday morning
several visitors were present Among
others were Prof and Mrs. CrandalI. of
iacoma. who were asked to sing. but re-
peated cheering on the part Of the stu
dents only gained promise of song At
some future date.
meeting of the Young Mems Renub-
hcan Club was called for Thursday after
noon but little was done other than the
denvsry OF speeches by several OF those
present.
0wing TO the Messiah" rehearsal dur-
ing that hour there was no drill Friday
afternoon.
On Thursday the Normals answered Ia
roll call By quotations from Alice and
Phoebe Carey. The rest Of the programme
consisted OF q sketch of the life Of the
Carey sisters by Miss Murray; duet. Miss
Crammatte and Miss Talmage: zen psc-
ture, Miss Alice Penfeid: ESSAY. Mr.. san
dell; instrumental solo. Miss Kate WILL
Jams; six-minute speech, Prof Taylor:
reading. Miss Cox; recitation, Miss Flora
Walker: instrumental solo, Miss Viola
S.artup
The short but interesting programme
rendered by the Althcuonian Society on
Monday afternoon was as follows: Ora
ton. Miss Pelton; essay. August ToelIner:
reading. nelbert A. Ford. The question
whether the secretary Of the treasury
should Dc restrained from issuing bonds
TO meet the expenses of the government
was discussed in the affirmative by Tom
Anderson and Mr.. Hill. and in the mega
tive by Frank Smith and Otis Roundtree.
On Thursday the Phiiomathear Society
gave the following programme: Recita~
ton, The Vagabonds. John Porter; ora
ton. VIII Beatty; recitation. Helen An
thony; Grafton, b. K. MeElreath: essay.
j. Yamaranehie