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successful Sew England supper on Friday
evening. The committees in charge were
Mrs A. J. Clark and Mrs. Barstog; table
committees. Mrs. Binkley, Miss Body,
Mrs. Paige. Ms. Rsichsnechsr and Mrs.
IL A. Smith.
Miss Rosa BYsrs spent few days in
Seattle this week
Mrs. Z. Kasch, OF Auacorfes. visited
friends and relasives in Everett this week.
Mrs. A. W. wehner was summoned TO
Seattle this week BY the illness OF her
niece, Miss Ethel Steeples.
Miss Norton. of Snohomish, is the guest
Of Miss ketchum-
Mr.. George Morrill,, of Arlington, was in
the city Saturday.
Mr.. John Doruna has gone 10 San Fran
cisco.
Mr.. P. Cummiskey, of Fairhsven, was
in town on Monday.
Mr.. A. f. Rowea, Of Seattle, was in the
city on Monday.
Mr.. George Haxzard. the weli-known
politician, was looking over Everett this
week.
Mr.. O. s. Buckley, Of the Monte Cristo
Commercial Company, was here on Mon
day.
=. y. uDIs 1-it2 sSAAi5 ~
California to spend few months
Mr.. John Usher has gone 20 California
for short trip.
Judge Delaney and wife enjoyed visit
this weeS from circumstance Hoyt
and wife. OF Alaska.
Mr.. II. NJ. Mitchell has arrived home
from California.
Mrs Rucker, Mrs Cleary and Mr.. B. J.
Rncker have returned home from trip to
California.
Mr.. H. s. Byers, of Seattle. spent few
days in Everett this week.
.Capt. and Mrs. Sinclair, of Snohomish,-
were in the city this week
Mr.. 5. Jennings Cox, of Monte Cristo,
was in town this week.
Mrs. Raymond Moore has returned from
visit with friends in Kent and Seattle.
Mrs. A. 5. Taylor was IN Seattle this
week.
Mrs. g. Z. Woodruff has gone to Snoho-
mish TO visit Mrs. John Bakeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mason gave a pro-
gressive whist party on Tuesday evening
to the Presbyterian choir 2nd a few other
friends in honor of Mrs. James Stevenson.
Mrs. King, Mr.. Smith. Mr.. Knapp and
Mr.. Moe won the prizes
Mr. and Mrs. Salhluger gave birthday
for their daughter Nellie on Saturday
evening. The following were present.
Mrs. J. c. Mitchell, Miss ". Zimmerman,
\. Hendricks. Lila Barnett. Lille Clancy.
Jane Seaman, Georgia Gaby, Coils Par
ker. Pauline Salhinger, Nettie Salhinger
Charles Hoif. Eddie Mitchell. Charley
Culver. c. Usher. Paul Coe, Otto Pack
wood. Herman Barnett. Harry Tanner
Garrett Clancy, Fred Clancy, Jessie
Clapp.
4 stag racket" was the entertainment
to which Clarence King invited number
of his friends on Saturday evening. After
a couple of hours spent in progressive
whist refreshments followed, then the
young men resolved TO form the Everett
Stag Club. for which the following officers
were chosen: President, Charles Mills;
vice president. Leroy Vernon; secretary,
Leonard Crosby: treasurer, Clarence King.
Those invited 10 the racket were Mr.
Mitchell, Mr.. Crosby, Mr. King, Mr. Yer
non. Mr.. Lindsay, Mr.. Mills, Mr. Church,
Mr. Leyerich. Mr.. Duryee. Mr.. Albert
Duryee. Mr.. Daniel Duryee. Mr.. Daven-
port, Mr.. Hilleary, Mr.. Hawley, Mr. lie
eros, Mr.. Franklin, Mr.. Saunders, Mr..
McManus, Mr.. Harry Franklin, Mr.
Gardiner and Mr. Hutehings.
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returned TO Tacoma yesterday where she VII
rnsks a two wseSx' vfsis wf:a her SOS. Ar c. Il.
FssEx. before taxing up bar future ko=7s II
Seattle
Oh Wednesday evening Miss Emery care .
faeassr party, her guests being NJ. and Mn. r.
J. Graas, Mrs. A g. stev&rt. Nj y. EFds
Frestoa. Mr. II. B. Pone-o., NJ. James Hogss
&. anc NJ. J. D Iowmsn-
Miss Grsrgs. os Tacoma and Mss Lovirg. OF
Columbus. -, who % visiting her sister. ME-.
Buell.. IN TacoEzs, came over 20 attend TIE CO
tsIEioa on Tnursday eyeuirg, AID were iEs
guests OF Mrs. George Z Carter.
Ca next saturday evening TIE ATioa Staging
socis;y will give 6ns musical entertainment
aaa ball At Turner hall The musical pro
grsmae is varied and embraces Tnany Interest
fEg features. vocal and instrumental salos ocias
Numerous.
Mr. cisaie c. Ramsay. manager for !" :
Lsekis & Co. received telegram yesterday an
nouaclng the safe arrival Of SIR. W. = lsexle
sac son in New YORK. Mr. Leckie while East
will select for tee "Rlslto' the hA=asoues' IIne
OF dry goods and novelties ever shown on tae
Pacific coast
On the evening of shrovs Tuesday two fash
tonsole eotllliors will De give1. one a. sEosea
hall and the o,her st L ,nke hail. The arsf
mentioned viii he a ladies subscription party
gotten up By the smart set and promises 10 pc
tas 1lOtk UEsEsfdIs event s-4e eS7SS1. 80
other viii be given By fae juvenile element AID
will also be pretty party.
Asa meeting OF the officers OF the Seattle BAT
TALON the following committee fortee next two
battalion balls was appointed. Capt Brady. OF
comnaay; Lieut. Parsons, OF company;
sergt- Brown. of 4 company; sergt Eggeli, OF
Dcolnpany: Corn. Carter. OF company. Names
for Invitations should be handed In TO the COM
nsitsee at as early date as possible, not later
than February g ~
"Aa evening &c the Midway Plassance Is an
interesting ENTERTAINMENT which the Gonng
woman's Auxiliary 10 the Temple is preparing
10 give on Tuesday evening 81 Turner hall Va
rions national characteristics will be repre-
scented by young ladies and gentlemen in eos
, tune. who will sing, dance, play. reeite and
render snort eperetia There viii be given
glimpses OF Spain. scotland, Germany, switzsr-
Had. Japan. Znlrlsnd AMI America social
{ dance will follow the musical and Literary exer-
ctses.
On Wednesday evening the Ladies Aid So
csety OF Plymouth church viii give grand
concert at the church. The programme pre-
1 pared is ne one. the artists being Mrs. j. Via
cent Browne. o. Tacoma: Mr.. Otto Kross. NJ.
William Aartius. Mr.. q. Delins, Mr. H. Nest,
Or. F. w. Palmer. Mr.. c. Bschman aad the
united German singing societies The Lady
ushers viii be Miss Nellie Hubbard, Miss Moslle
Phillips. Miss Eiua witticr, Miss Hecu Gillette,
Miss Blanche Trseu. Miss Emma Banks, Miss
Mabel Porter. Miss Ethel Kinney.
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mrs. Ray. birthday Surprise Party.

A surprise party was given for Mrs. w.
+. Ray on Monday evening at 307 Lake
street. in honor of her birthday. The
evening was spent in playing progressive
whist and dancing. An elegant lunch was
served. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. =. Ray. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nei-
sen, Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Lindsey. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. l.. Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Dideo,
Miss May I.enihan, Miss Lulu Baker, Miss
Edith Baker. Mr.. Il. j. Baker. Mr.. +. c.
Baker. Mr.. Z. III. Cookson. Mr.. II. Cook
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On Tuesday evening charming social
vas given By Circle No. II. Of the woren's
League ~ the residence Of Prof and Mrs.
G. X. DilIoa. Go Third street There were
about ssgisy guests present and tie even
ing vas delightfully."- spsz. With whist,
social conversation and dancing. followed
by xasnpsuous luncheon. nrs- Dillon
decorated her home beautifully for the oc-
casion with profusion Of evrrgreens and
CT: flowers arfisgicaIly arranged. The
large drawing room was set aside for the
card players and tue dining room wes de-
voted 20 the dancers. During the evening
some choice selections were rendered by
the League orchestra.
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The Star Lake Whist Club met at the
residence OF L. Crawford last week. Il. W.
Reed aud II. Crawford were the prize win
nefs.
The sewing circle met With Mrs. crotts
last week.
A surprise party was given to Miss May
Grotts q. the Sons of Temperance hall on
Saturday evening in honor Of her 18th
birthday. A very pleasant evening was
spent in playing games.
There is sorne talk of forming an anna
teur chess club. J.. X. Shaw and +. W.
Reed being the prime movers.
A petition il being circulated TO have
the mail come via Christopher instead of
via Busnna, as that viii bring the daily pa
pers the same day they are printed in.
stead of being two days behind as at pres
eut.
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Miss Anita Denny. a granddaughter OF
Hon. A. A. Denny. vas married in Port
land on Tuesday 90 DIR. r. A L. Starr, OF
that city. The ceremony took place at
3:iJ O'Clock In the afternoon as Trinity
Episcopal church. which vas handsomely
decorssrd for the occasion. The service
Was performed by Rev. Thomas l. Cole,
and was largely attended. although the
marriage vas intended 10 ne private one.
SIR. Starr Is . weil-knewn attorney and
politician OF Portland
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On Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred l.. Fehren entertained the Young
Married Folks Whist Club az their home.
40 Diagonal street. East Park. The prize
winners we're Mrs. +. A. Wing and Mr.
Richie kinnear. consolation prizes being
awarded to Mrs. Thomas NJ. Green and
Mr. ". ID. Perkins. The guests were: Mr.
and Mrs. C. r. Conover. SIR. aud Mrs.
Thomas NJ Green, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs +. A. Wing, Mr..
and Mrs. Richie kinnear. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. T. Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. W. ID. Perkins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Jobson.
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The ladies Of the North Seattle Baptist
church gave very successful cap social
and entertainments last Wednesday at the
residence Of Mrs. A. T. Mears. 2226 Sec
ond street. The following programme
was rendered, dainty refreshments being
sserved during the latter part OF the even
leg: Piano solo. Ir. Fred Duffy; vocal
duet. Miss aears and Miss Hnekins; reci-
tation. Miss Kiilen; auaYtette, DIR. Creigh-
ton. Mr.. III. LELAND. Miss Crocker and
Miss Leland. vocal solo. Miss Huckins;
farce. Misses Fiibriek. Mr.. Lynch; vocal
solo. Miss Yivah Mcars piano solo, Miss
Shaw
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mis. Hopk,ns, Luncheon.

A merry party of ladies' were enter
tanned by Miss Hopkins ut a delightful
conundrum luncheon on Saturday after
noon, the royal prize for the best guess
ing" being won by Mrs. Thomas NJ Green.
and the BOBBY by Mrs. Alex L. McEwan.
The invited guests were: Mrs. G. I. Con-
over, Mrs. T. NJ, Green. Mrs. A. r. Nc
Evan, Miss Wilson. Miss Compton. Miss
Miss Meem. Miss Readman. Miss Wyekoff,
the Miss Mather and the Misses Jones.
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Amateur Dramatic Entertainments.

The dramatic and musical entertainment
20 be gwen at Banke's hall tomorrow eysn-
ing for the benefit of ~. Marks church
promises to De a pleasant and artistic
affair. The one-act comedy Of 'Bareara"
will be presented by Miss Augustine, Miss
Richardson. Mr.. wesswood aud Mr.. War
ner. ali Of - horn are accomplished eiocu:ion-
lists, With much experience on the stage.
The farce sugar and Cream" will also he
given By Miss Howell. Miss Amy Corey,
Mr.. Berry and Ir. Westsood. After the
formal part Of the entertainment the re-
fnasnder Of the evening will ne spent in
dancing
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The E. O. t. Climb a, Mrs. s..eie's.

On Friday evening the +. o. r. Whist
Club Was entertained by Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Steele at their home, ZIG South
Twelfth street. which was tastefully dec
GRATED with ferns and Oregon grape vines
for the occasion. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. III. A. Raser, Mr.. and Mrs. II. II.
Augustine. Mr.. aud Mrs. T. b. Corey, Mr.
and Mrs. +. Il. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs J. W.
Moore. Mr.. aud Mrs. A. +. Cook. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. ". corson. Mrs. ]. V. McCul-
Tough. Miss Jessie Steele. Miss Benan, Mr.
Robinson, Mr.. J. NJ. Gephart.
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On Sunday afternoon, January .. 1894,
~ the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Fenger. Fourth street. Seattle, Mr.. Arthur
Hartmann and Miss Emma Mary Haase.
both Of this city, were quietly married IN
the presence of = few friends, Rev. John
4. Damon officiating
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groonssmsns and Miss Maggie Mexican. q
Ballard. supported the bride - brides
maid. Mr.. CauIfsesd has been IN esnricys
Of the Seattle. Lake Shore a Eastern rail-
wsy for Eve years. and Miss Jackson hsi
lately come here from Illinois. The newly
married couple viii live ss Redmond
where Mr.. Csulneld has charge OF . sectiox
Of the railroad.
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!. .Inxenile W.aainr at rh.,.n

cHHLAs. Jan. y. Especial Eva OAR
NELL aged Ii. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Darneil. of the Lake View hotel,
at Lakeside, was married on the 18th inst.
at Waterviiie. to Mr.. Ellery Fosdick.
aged 10. 1t is not stated who ofIiciated
The young couple took their departure
for Seattle. the groom writing the parents
that he was supremely happy.
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Minerva club Of FOR. Angelo.

The Minerva Club OF PORT Angeles. u
literary organization having sixty-hvo
members. will give m entertainment in
the near future at the opera house. the
proceeds to 10 towards purchasing club
library. The membership has increased
50 rapidly within the last few weeks that
II has been found necessary 20 engage u
larger hail. The odd Fellows hall has
been engaged Cor fntnre meetings.
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Last sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs. sam
uel Rosenberg entertained a few friends
az their home. as Olympic avenue. The
evening Nas pleasantly spent with literary
discussion and vocal and instrumental
music These present were; Mr.. and
Mrs, Charles II. Pierce. Mr. ana Mss. lee
i. Hart, Mr.. ana Mrs. Melvin q. Win
stock, Nj ard Mrs. \. l.. Cohn.
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Mrs. j. e. Nichols. Tna.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Nichols entertained
q number of friends with 5 O'Clock tea
last Tuesday afternoon in honor Of Rev
John L. Nichols. the new pastor of the
Congregational church at Fremont Those
invited we're: Mr.. and Mrs. w r. Root.
Rev John I. Nichols. Mrs. NJ. T. God
dard, Judge and Mrs. Remsherg, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Ashworth. Mr.. and Mrs.
LIyesly, Mr.. aud Mrs William Preston.
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The Women. Century cins.

The Women's Century Club me. on Fri
day q. the rooms OF DIR. Kendall, and held
nm interesting and enjoyable meeting.
The programmes for the sessions work
were discussed and adopted. IL being de-
cided that an original paper by some
member of the club, followed by general
discussion OF its subject matter. should
form a feature of each meeting. also the
round-table OF current events. After the
business part of the meeting. u recess was
taken. during which time the club and
visitors were served with light refresh
fnents, the entertainment of Mesdamss
brown, fenton and DIR. Kendall. Then
followed an informal "reminiscences meet.
Ing. which was heartily enioyed by all
present The club meets on the second
and fourth Fridays of each month.
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On the evening Of Monday, January %
1894, al the residence of the officiating
clergyman, John +. Damon. 9io Fifth
street, Mr.. Daniel kearney and Mrs.
Mary 4. Coffin, both of Seattle, were
joined in marriage, q few friends being
present as witnesses.
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Pearl Mcdonnell, Eans Scott. Emily VIII
izEss, Maggie Ishan. CelIna Mclean.
Nessrz. c. Holchons. J. 3. Soh. sam Null
iiran. I'd Nelson. Harry Kellogg. FrsHk
Johnson, Harry Koch. William Bel. FL
Bennett, George Glen. Charles Harris.
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M~ lfs"5sl :. MsDaaa'. ana MISS Anna
n. Ssast4e. hoth vE Charleston. kltxan
cooaty. were -sige3 ,a marriage ty Rev.
John + Damon at a}s residence on Thurs-
tay Afternoon. JauaasF "a, i,sA Mr.. 4.
+ Mcdonald, brother az the bridegroom,
served IS aa>i maa aa4 Miss Hsaaa
~yyersSH a. bgi,.ens}1
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Deviin -Hursh.

On Wednesday evening Mr.. James K.
Deyiin, Of this city. was married to Miss
Eta II. Harsh. of Lafayette. Ind, in the
parlors Of the Hotel Stevens, Rev. Clark
Davis being the officiating minister.
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Lopswav-sm,,h.

On Tuesday evening Mr.. ]. r. Lonsway.
OF this city, was married to Miss Katie
smith. OF Tiffin. o.. by Rev. Father Gar
rand of the Jesuit church OF the Immaeu-
late conception.
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On lass saaasv, ~ ;ee Cagreh 81 the
Sacred Heart. North >estsle. az, 5oha
sA.ss.o.s aas usasr.ea ~ 85>s Nellie 3aek-
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Wtl-lAia AAsec performed tie duties q
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Pullman, wash. March 81. 1854

FrftNAN, W ASH, March 81, 1851
Stewart & Holmes Drug To-, sea..ss.
Wash
Der Sirs-It gives me pleasure to sstase
the value OF Moore's Hevea ed Rerledy.
Last fail / had janudics so bad thar mr.
friends became alarmed et my eondltaon
j tried liver pills and dcciorsd wlthaet
ienert. tine bottle Of MooreS Reyealsd
Remedy completely res'ored fne 10 hasith
and now keep 10 constantly In the heuss
- end II especially vaiusble az this sea-
son of the year. | can only speak ~ 10
bilious trouble. but for that I have never
found anything to compare with X Yoari
truly. z. W. CRAIG
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OUR LIVING WITNESSES .....
CHICAGO. Dec. ~. 1898.

CHICAGO Dec. ID, 1898.
Stewart q Holmes Manufacturing Co., So
attic, Wash:
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freight have given away about half this
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and sold two or three bottles. lS xvEAY
TSsrAScE TT NELes OR cUHFs THE FAR
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srArrIx wa,h.. jan. "a. 1es,

sEArrLx Wash. Jan. 20, 1894
Gertlemen--I was taken with a severs
attack of eiiiouSress ard liver disorder this
fasL / tried a bottle OF Moore's Revealed
Hcmedy, and am thankful to say, = ter Z
few doses. felt uni 70 the same man Il
cannot speak too highly In lis D. sise.
would not be without a hottie In the heuxs
for q good deal and shall contnna 10 rec
onmeud IL To ali NV friends Yours truls.
FRED HCMHLY
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Mrs. Ra,hbun'. Novel Reception.

Mrs. ;. +. Ra,hbun gave quite novel
reception on Saturday afternoon from .
TIL s. which consisted NoF ''eome and
bring your work. so popular now
In the East Those present were: Mrs,
Y. Hugo smith, Mrs. William Carkeek.
Mrs. ID. ". Bowen. Mrs Herman Smith,
Mrs. Frank Goodhue. Mrs. IL. X. Stephen.
son, Mrs. II. +. Harmon. Mrs. I. T..
Hughes. Mrs. J. W RenIck. Mrs. II. l..
Davis, Miss Button and Mrs. S. +. Rath.
bun. Mrs Bowen won a beautiful silver
salf spoon Tor guessing the largest number
p library books from illustrations. and
Mrs. Stephenson was awarded book OF
ssehingc for drawing the best picture of
Jack and tho Bean stalk
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The Ashlesle Cah n.lI.

The iisst bail s,sen Oy sae Seattle Ath-
etc Cab ca Tuesday eyeninf ess THOR
fuEhly successful affair. It w&s given 81
be New Arlington MAJ! az 53jainE the c.ub
coias, and wh'ie no giIaf. q an pug s5fsh TO
MAKE IL = big affair aeouy 80 couples at
ended IT, iiaCclns commenced early ard
ceased n midnight The COMMITTEES "a
'harse we're; NJ. =. u, iius3 NJ. pall3n
s, kellsy. Mg Heasv A. kver Mr Thee
lore \. Halter and NJ Frauk = Barns
While she reception COMMITTEES consisted os
Mr. James :. Goldsmith. NJ. ,. r Cssa.
sian. Mr. ;. \. lrNia Mr. bred 4 Strave,
~ Fgaak H. lneefSo.l aad Nj. Tracy Il.
soheggsoa.
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Master Al .la,horms.. rsr,v.

On Friday evening merry stag party
sas given by Master 4. Leigh Claiborne 10
ais young friends. at the home Of his
parents. Mr.. aRd Mss. 4. Claiborne. Those
present were Nh. Lyman Banks. Mr..
Norman Faddea, Mr. neyo Scott. Mr..
Grove fsack. Mr., Louis raaden. Mr..
Mortimer Csrraher MI. STANLEY Paaaen
ar. Dave oGveF. Mr.. George Escnea, NJ.
oliver florence, Mr., Glenn German. Nr.
Victor Ssiosky, SIT Raymond Waite. Mr.
Frank NeCoskey, Mr., Leigh Claiborne
AMI Mr.. logan Claiborne. Those vho
acre present - assist la entertaining the
Fou0E folks wegs Miss banks. NJ. and
Mrs. A. Claiborne ard Mr.. Christian.
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Mr.. aud Mrs. woedamaa surprl..a.

On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. +. ".
Woodamsn we're surprised by party OF
friends, at their residence on sixth and
Cherry streets. The evening was spent In
daheing, card playing and o;har games,
The festivities lasting unit a late hour. a
delicious lunch being served mean " ige.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs Nooaa-
man, Miss Mary Woodaman, Miss Ida
Woodaman. Miss Lilly Mason, Mss
Emma Mason. Miss Dora Ralkwsll. Miss
Emma Chrlstinson, M Edwin George.
afr. :. J. Cruikshank. Mr.. William
IRELAND. Mr.. Lacy fafkman. Mr. less
Moss. OF kentucky. Mr. Era Swezrs. Mr..
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MRS G. q. O.. CITY.