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most enjoy able outing on L.ke WASH
ington was given yesterday by Mrs. Henry
r. Holmes. president. and MIRA G. K. Dew
hurst, secretary of the Seattle Free Kinder
garten Association, 10 their new principal.
Miss Ellen Creelman. who has recently
arrived from San Francisco. Mr.. Theodore
Halter had kindly placed his fleet launch
Seopha at the service of the party for the
occasion. The day was bright and balmy
and ali that could be desired tor the
purpose. and the event proved great
success in every way. Starting from Mad
ison street rapid run was made TO Kirk
land, thence along the shore 70 Yarrow
and Bsrnabee. 10 Madrona and Lesehi
parks, TO East Seattle. and then around
Mercer island TO Madrona park and Madi-
son street. A bright moon giided the
homeward run. which was made TO the
accompaniment OF music from q dozen
suneful voices. The party included Mr..
and Mrs. III. 4. Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. +. Dewhurst Miss Creelman. Mr.. and
Mrs. ii. w. Stein. the Misses Holmes. Mr..
VIII Carson. Master John Dewhurst and
Master James Holmes.
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paper notes the Wedding as follows: .'Grif-
f,t-Jones-Ai Eagle Pass. on the 3lsi ait,
by Mr.. Justice Warrington. Mr. William
Griffith ard Mrs. Alice Jones The groom
ills asos. capshly the responsible position
o. foreman Of the Sssnrila Cozi Cosnpany's
mine at Hondo in tie Szninas valley. aud
Is maeh respected b. al Who know him as
. thoroughly Tsr9ctscs@ and st-asy htfcr ard
man. Tie bride i The widowed daughter
OF Ar. FL I. Morgan, the recently APP
pointed superintendent Of the Alamo and
Coahaila coal companies mIaes, and IS 3
most estimable lady. one Ia all ways
worthy of the best of husbands. The
groom Was attended by bis friend. Mr..
James Heard. and the bride BY Miss Sapp.
both Of Honao-Fe.ipe. The Guide joins
many friends IN wishing that the happie-t
OF married lives may he the 10. Of the
EeuIy-xedded pair for long years TO come !"
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PARIS. Oct G-The marriage OF Miss
Eiixzbeth Sperry. Of San Francisco. TO
Prince Andre Poniatowsxi took place n;
noon today in the Roman Catholic church
OF 81. Perre lie ChsiIot. The bridal party
then repaired 10 the american Protestant
church OF the Holy Trinity. on Avenue de
Latina, where 9 second religious ceremony
was performed BY Res DIR. Morgan. ac-
cording 10 American Episcopalian rites.
Then there was selection from the Church
Of England marriage service. After the
blessing. the newly-married pair marched
out of church to strains of Handles we'd
ding march. Mrs. Sperry gave the bride
away. II. Lecomte de Leon was the best
man. The church us tastefuiIy decorated.
Among the Americans present were Mrs.
Easfon, Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Croker. c.
Ait Raddsngton, Phiiadelphis; Miss Slbyl
sanderson, Mrs Sanderson, NJ. and Mrs.
Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs Stuart Taylor, of
New York, and Mr.. Allen. Of San Fran
cisco. Luncheon was served at the Hotel
Bristol. Prince and Princess Poniatowski
started for Holland at 8 p. N. They viii
reside. after the honeymoon. in the Ave-
nue. du Bots de Boulogne here. Prince and
Princess Poniatowski. the father and
mother of the bridegroom, were at the
wedding ceremonies. The bride wore q
dress of white satin and TO ornaments.
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past i've years. and while his ulany friends
dsplore the fact tha. he feels Obliged %
leave Seattle At this time. they all Join IN
wishing him all sorts Of good fortune IN
his future life
Mr.. j. r. Mcknight took the following
gentlemen for two DAYS trip pheasant
shooting on Protection island yesterday:
Mr.. Jacob F1rth. Mr.. Charles +. Burnside.
DIR. j. ( kiocber. Mr.. A. Il. Stewart sni
Nj. Maurice McMlcxen. The party viii
resura tornarrox
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MIS- T. W. sackman gave q charming
musicals ~ her handsome residence on
ninth street last Thursday evening which
IL point Of excelssnee exceeded any affair
% the Kind given IN the city. fragrant
and choice roses flied the rooms with
thelr Delicate perfume, and smiIax and
sweet peas in profusion beautifsed the
handsomely furnished rooms. The affair
Was given for the benefit of st. Mary's
chapter Of Trinity Guild, vita thesobject
Of realizing something for The organ fund.
The officers Of the chapter aided Ars.
saekman in receiving, namely. Mrs. o.
W. farr and Mrs. Rlson. The following
interesting programme was veil rem
deTed:
Piano soic-"Hungarisa March" Eoviaskf
sonx-.Drs.ms.. ""''s s.,.,.,s,
Mr.. r. b Ingsrsoil.
S'"s Selected
soDr-.p..,,.~ Mia kisoa- p...'
Mr. p. ". ciaytorf
- sta) "a Sweet Wind That Blows'
tfbD ..war in the Woods. .....'eD xieraii
Mira W. K. HARRINGTON.
Saar.sste. -.-.----- sset and Low"
Ma Harrington. OF stockton. Cal, aiss Lillian
ktson. Mr. Morris ana Mr.. Clayton.
Mr.. George IL king.
keafing-"Ay kedeemsr Existsth". G. 8. Cohen
song-.For All Eternity -. Morcheroni
Mr.. Brooks. OF Everett
l1hftet,c Selected
Mss.Fs. Morris. Thompsoa, ayton and Allen
Refreshments were served during the
evening. and On enjoyable time was had
BY all present.
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mr..saA.sa.. Reuse warming.

Avery pleasant home warming was given
a Mr. ] II. johnson at his new home,
corner OF Ninth and gsasrson streets, ea
Frlslav evening lssl The house sss beau
tlfullv decorated. dancing Was enjoyed.
amer ~ Aieh refreshments were served. The
rassts were. Mr. Ana Mrs. J. Gosh, Mr.
ana Nr.. q. ". Fischer. Mr.. and Mrs W.
c. Hsi.hron. Mr. and Mrs J. y quick. Mr..
ana Mss. Howard ". Baker, Mr., and Mrs
5. p. Irobriase. Mr.. and Ars IL W. Car
roll Miss Marie To1ianson, Miss hathar-
inc Baxter. Miss BE heaung. Mss john
son. Miss :. Johnson. Mss II Johnson,
Mr.. ]. II. johnson. Mr.. H. sasseah NJ. -.
Murray. Mr.. ;. Stewart, Mr. = Carroll, Of
California. Mr. +. Fischer.
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scott-wnder.

Mr. John r. Scott and Mrs. Nellie Stiles
Wilder were quietly married last Wednes-
day evening, October 3, ise4, at the resi-
dence of the brides mother. Mrs. James
r. Stiles, in North Seattle. Rev. ~ A.
Major was the officiating clergyman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott will be at home to
their friends Wednesdays after October
L. at lbs Box street.
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schapers = Eridges.

Mr. William ii. Sehspers and Miss Grace
NJ. Bridges, both of this city. were married
Wednesday evening. October 8, 1894. at the
residence of the officiating clergyman,
John +. Damon. No. 80 Fifth street, a
large number of friends and relatives
being In attendance TO witness the cere-
msny. Mr.. ]. NJ. Bridges served as best
man and Miss Virginia Calligan as brides
maid. Mr.. A. E. Partridge presided at the
piano, rendering exquisite and appropriate
selections. Upon repairing to their home.
corner John and Natchez streets. large
concourse Of friends and banquet awaited
them
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The Ceramic Club Is recognizing for ac-
tive work this winter. and meetings will be
held at the residences of the various mem
bers. Among the noted china painters
are Mrs. r. A. Wing Mrs. q. W Bacon,
Mrs. F. l. Fehren. Mr.. z. r. n. Miller.
Mrs. A. b. Stewart and Mrs. Taylor.
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ntss rue OF kanxakee. ILL.,; Miss Ida
- - samson. Mrs- Georgs W. Cation, Dir. FL c.
aons5, Dir. Charles Evans, Mr. BennEng-
.,n' q Everett: Mr.. Boyd J. Tsilman,
s.s' William 81 Sheffield. Mr.. W. 6
=. ION, Mr.. Dana Farnsworth. Mr.. r. L.
" arson. Mr. Clarence Phillips, Mr.. John
W Brewer, Ar. Joseph Parkin, Mr..
v alter Aiken. Mr. Sumner Baldwin.
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Camp Enstai Dinner,

The Camp Eactai Club had reunion
dinner 81 the residence of Mrs F. 4. Wing
last Thursday evening @sThe guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert McMioksn. Mr.. aud Mrs. Maurice
McMieken. Mr.. and Mrs. 4. w. Engel and
Mr.. aud Mrs. f. A. Wing.
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M~sc.lf.-weedin.

Mr.. John Metcalfs and Miss Susie
Weedin were united in marriage last Sun
day afternoon. September 80. 1894. at the
residence OF the brides parents at Green
lake. The Rev. Mr.. Metcalfe, of Brook
Iyn, ofliciated and none but the relatives
of the. contracting parties were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Metcalfe will reside at Green
taE
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The Two Score Social Cur gave a dance
q, the Qaecn City hall. on Battery street,
on Tuesday evening. October 2 IL was
the FIRST of = series Of dances 10 Re given by
them during the season. All members
present had . very enjoyable evening.
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SOCIETY AT TACOMA.
Opening Week of the Winters
Campaign.
MUSIC AND The FAIR.
The Ladies' Muslssi Clah Coucers-Ths
Ladies' Gymnasium Cfah Mica
Houxhson's Engaxemene

TACOMA. Oct Especial. This was
socsety's 'oneaing week" OF the winter
campaign While the fair Is getting ;he
lions share OF attention. there are plentv
Of diversions. The Ladies' Nusica. Cubs
FIRST coare<t Of the season was given Tues
dsy. II vas very delightful Other organ
lxasioas set the ball rolling for the winter
this week. Resides there were several in-
portant leading and side events. aud a
couple Of important wedding announce
meats.
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Mr.. III. +, Me.erve gave a box party at
Cordray's theater last Monday evening
with the following as his guests: Mr. aud
Mrs l.. n. Stedman. Mr.. and Mrs +. A.
Stront. Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. MacCuisky.
Miss Wardner. of Fsirhaven; Miss Cary,
of Milwaukee; Miss Strive. Mr. Lester
Turner, MIR. Fred X. s,ruve.
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isees- The ladies comprising Circle Is are:
MIA IA O. Bond. Mrs. George r. ound,
Mrs 6lo@rf Meem. Mrs. Charles Rollins
ana Ars- Daniei ke.leAer The entertain
ment vii be gsFen 81 the residence of Mrs.
II. u Bond. and viii BE select and strictly
invitatsonal
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ST Ciair-simnn.en.

The following item is taken from the
Port Townsend CAL of September 70.
1s9i:
George St. Clair and Miss Susanna ST.
monsen, both of Seattle, were married this
afternoon by Justice Wood.
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A numbsr Of society ladies' ara osszaaz-
ing ladies minstrel troaps Tor shs par
yssse 81 giving a performance toward the
r.esse Of tae present month for tne eeasns
~ circle h 81 ~. Marks ehasch- This
Vii. be a noxelsy frsFn social standpoint
ana promises 10 Re equally interesting.
..h,.vss ~ nsscen xo.css - IN coarse Of
tyaEatar and the slio part slA comprise
sors@,x ladies y hose identity wsA lie lest
,,,.s..r . LAYER II bcrat cork On tksAf laAg
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The Ladies Gymnasium Club has re-
ORGANIZED for the seasons work. Thoss
holding Office are: Mrs. A. p. Ball, prsss-
dent: Miss Wing, WIGS president: Nias
Margaret Hoior0ok. secFsiAFy. and Miss
Jessie Kershaw. treasurer. The classes
for Instruction are nos 10 progress Tbs
cub has is home ga iAe rooms IT the
Tacoma Athletic cIab, and has started ous
ON a winters work With much enthusiasm.
Many nss memb@rs hays come In and
Others are expected IS soon IS the later
state falr closes
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The ladies Of Mason chapel tendsred
their nsw pastor, Few. Mr.. Kidder recop-
ton las; Wednesday. a large nunsbex Oh
.he raesnbess were present aud she oeca-
sson was very sn1oya0ie. The congrsga-
t.on OF the Wesley ehapsl gavs . reception
70 Rev. Albert =. Gregg. the young and
popular reporseg-pFssshsr sho was re-
eentsy assigned 90 that change Every cody
became better acquainted and thoroughly
srjoysd themselves Rsv. Mr.. IElAit
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The Olympus chautauqua Circle held
It's second meeting OF the year last Tues
day evening at the Office of J. T. Roqald.
aud plans for the future were fully dis
cussed.. The year opens with great
promise, with a membership of thirty
four. The members of the circle were
divided into two divisions for answering
questions in the magazine. with Mrs.
Frank l.. Lee and Mr.. Ronald as leaders.
After the transaction of business the
circle was favored with several flute solos
and some remarks by Joseph Shipper in
relation to tho work OF the English
year. The programme for next Tues
day evening will DO as follows:
Roll call. the name of some English
author and his works; growth of the En-
glish nation to page 81. Prof Taylor;
Europe In the Nineteenth Century. chap
ters and 2. Mr.. Hall: paper. Review of
Dickens Tale Of Two Cities" Mr.. Alex
ander: paper. England in King Aifred's
Time" Mr.. Denman; question box. sues-
tions pertaining 10 the weeks reading in
the Chautaugaan; table talk on the tariff
question.
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GrImsh-Jau~a

Mrs Alice 1onss. formerly Of this ctr,
ga. married az Gage P&xs. Tex. sepssns-
osr s.. 20 Ne. William 0rtfa.a. A Tsxas
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sOCIETY OFTHE WEEK
i Charming Morning Musicale
Given By Mrs. Green.
.es. JOHN LEARYs LUNCHEON.
So Esetsi Eeunion-Mrs. ssehmaars
uusicaIe-The Terrier Ciub-Psr-
sonsis-Coming Events-

ne week just closed sax general re-
rxsl in social matters and pleasing events
4 slasost every description made up the
,.oord. The most pronounced and the
ms. largely attended of the affairs Of the
.e<k was the musicale given by Mrs. W.
n. Green. Another equally pleasing
u.ssleaie in the point Of artistic finish
sss that given st Mrs. 4. W. sackman's.
faocheons innumerable occupied the time
4 tae society ladies', and some OF them
s<rs exceptionally choice affairs. The
Hterary societies are beginning TO meet for
.zassial Improvement. and the outlook is
ssss the coming winter will be both pleas
xrsb.s and profitable.
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rlrst Of the ssa.an.

The Ladies' Musical Club. now in its
9TH wear. began the season work by
complimentary concert. which took place
in Chickering hall ON Tuesday afternoon.
There Was large attendance. and each
number on the programme was greeted
With generous applause. as il truly mer-
tied. There are great ex pectations for this
club for the coming year, as IL includes
among its members the very best talent in
the city, and, then thai Is said. Ii is safe
20 add that there is a high order OF musical
culture in Tacoma much of which finds
It's way 20 the semi-puDlie in the fort
nightly concerts Of the club and To the
general public IN its two large annual con-
certs. 20 which the limits Of the Tacoma
theatsr usually prescribe the number In
attendance. Tuesdays programme was an
excellent one. but had TO be changed, for,
at the last moment. two OF those Who were
10 take part were unable 10 appear How
ever. the change did not make IL any less
delightful, for the places were TILED hv
Prof Myers and Miss kayanaagh, the
former playing on the piano and the latter
reciting. The other numbers ON the pro-
gramme were changed around so that the
nrst number was the Introductory paper,
read by Mrs. Joshua Pierce. Miss Grace
Bradley sang. Mrs j. Van ogle played,
there vas a vocal duet BY Mrs Nc
Daniels and Mrs. Bates and an instru-
mental quartetie by Mrs ]. & Bogie.
Miss ANDERSON. Miss Walker and Miss
Whippie. There were several encores.
Among those present were Mrs. psgood.
Mrs. George osgood. Mrs :. NJ Jackson,
Mrs Preston Barr. Mrs. Corts, Mrs. r. G.
Sharp. Miss Maynard. Miss Sadie May
nard, Miss Delamater Miss Cora Hayden.
Mrs. c. W. Seymour. Misses Seymour,
Mrs. Adna Anderson. Mrs. J. VI. Miller.
Miss Florence Paddock. Miss Cover, Mrs.
A. II. Bull. Mrs. A. b. Price. Mrs. Hans
Giese. Mrs. Frederick Low, Miss Sehum-
way. Mrs. Gaiusha Parsons, Miss Holt,
Miss Gertrude Holt. Mrs. Bradley, Mrs.
Mrs. Claude Toasey. Seeley. Mrs. William
Rigelow, Mrs. John Thomas. Mrs. Phillips.
Mrs. Frank Allyn. Mrs. g. c. Wagner. Mrs.
George Reid Miss Herrick. Mrs SHEER
man. Mrs. Bingham. Miss Bingham. Mrs.
Judscn Apologize, Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
Sherman.
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mrs HAyfsrd's sixtiefh Birthday Dinner
Mrs K. Arden gave dinner ~ her
residence, isa5 Ninth street. last week in
honor OF Mrs. p. O. Hayfora. on affirming
her sixsieih birthday Among those
present were Mrs. p. o. Hayford. Mrs.
j. Hetaerington. Mrs. r. Campbell. Mr..
A. L. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Hsyford,
OF sierra Aadre. Cal Mr. and Mrs Stocks.
OF halasna: Mr. aud Mrs. r. Arden. Mr..
ana Mrs. Tom Guy The presents we're
numerous and costly. The evening was
spent IN card playing. Mrs. z. Arden at
intervals PLAYED some fine selections on
the piano. The party went home having
thoroughly enjoyed themselves and wish
ing Mrs. 2. o. Hayford many happy re-
turns OF the day
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Mr.. Jerom. Caslia.. Pink Luncheon

A charming pink luncheon was given by
Mrs. Jerome Cstlin last Friday at which
the following ladies enjoyed the choice
menu prepared by the genial hostess:
Mrs. r. J. Burns. Mrs A. b. Llewellyn,
Mrs. Ellis Morrison. Mrs. NJ. w. Il. Stacy.
Mrs. ". ;. Reife. Mrs. Charles +. Burn
side and Miss White, of San Francisco.
Fragrant pink sweet peas graced the table
servtcA
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Rev. and Mrs. J. 7. Nichols entertained
the young peoples Bible class OF the Edge
water Congregational church, OF which
Mrs. Nichols Is teacher. last "Wednesday
evening at their home st Fremont
Games. charades aud Rotations were the
social features of the evening. and
Al 10 o'clock the hostess. assisted
nv the young ladies. served q
aeliwhtful luncheon. Among those
present strc. Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. God
',arA Rev. and Mrs. J. r. Nichols. Miss
e;i,s.. Miss Ashwosth, Miss Agatter. Miss
Carrot. Miss Johnson. Miss Taylor. Miss
scott. Miss Steele. Miss swyney, Miss
Rrookss. Miss Bnhtx, Mr.. W. T. Buht4
Mr.. Prank Cites. Mr.. Emil bahtx, Mr.. w.
Il&nsuapxa.
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The Euterpesn Musical Club.

The Eulerpean Musical Club met last
Tuesday evening at the residence of Mrs.
Tucker, at Edgewatsr. After a short
musical programme the choruses OF Gil
bert and SuIlivan's "Pinafore" were taken
up for rehearsal Preparations were also
made for the reception TO be given octo-
Der 8. About fifteen members were pres
emit The officers of the club are: Mr. O.
A. Tucker, president: Miss Zena Mesiag,
secretary and treasurer. and Mrs. III. T.
Tucker, musical director.
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Mr.. and Mr.. Peter JACKSON. Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Jackson entertained
quite a number Of their friends last
Thursday evening at their new residence
on Irving avenue. The rooms were
beautifully decorated with ferns. sweet
peas and cut flowers. Games and dancing
we're the order of the evening. Refresh
ments were served st 10 o'clock. The
party broke mp about 2. and all went home
declaring they had spent the most de-
tightful evening OF the season.
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On Wednesday evening DIR. Thomas
Cooper, Of Plymouth. England, Iecsured
on Hamlet At the First congregational
church. The lecture was Complimentary
At its close collection VAS taken up and
handed over 20 the sunday Sighs Club Of
the church DIR. Cooper spoke extremely
setI and Interestingly on his shakespereaa
subject His audience was very large and
enthusiasiiG DR.. Cooper expects 20 re-
turn in December 20 deliver . course OF
lectures here for the benefit Of the city
library
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The Terrier Club. the members OF which
have been summeriDg on Lake Washing
ton in the Lewis cottage, have leased the
odd-looking new stone building. 9i2
Twelfth street. and were busy ali the
week moving into their new winter quar-
tiers. Which will furnish aii the comforts,
conveniences and luxnrses OF q weil-ap.
r6inted bachelors halL The following
gentlemen are tecatdires of the club: Mr..
James Goldsmith, Mr. William Brownell
Goodwin. Mr. A. ]. BalIiett, Mr.. O..
Fosdiek Folsom, Mr.. George Atkinson,
ir.. and Mr. r. J. Church. The tirst floor
will be taken up With parlor, library and
smoking room and dining room. with
kitchen and necessary appurisnancss
thereto in the charge Of an Intelligent
locking Monaghan. The upper floors will
he occupied as sleeping quarters Tor the
free and independent sextetIe. The club
contemplates giving a "house warming"
in the near future.
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surpri.. PARTY 60 Mis-. e.pf.rs.

On Friday eTening Of last week pleas
ant surprise was given Miss Glennette
6epiert A. her home. 735 Euclid avenue,
and pleasant evening was spent in music
and games Those present were: Mss
Cnssie Williams. Miss Winnie Rogers.
Miss Lottie Wood. Miss Glennette Gepfert,
Miss Josie Jenkins. Miss Lettie Leighton.
Miss orpha Dye. Miss Dotte Mcfarland.
Miss Mamie Crocker. Mr.. Will Covington,
Mr.. Harry Denny. Mr.. Frank Larson. Mr..
Alex Larson. Mr. Guy Wlimot, Mr.. Roy
Croker. Mr.. Lenord Leighton. Mr.. How
ard Wood. Ar. VIII Ash, Mr. Roy Denny,
Mr.. NJ Denny, DIR. G. NJ. Gepfert, Mr..
John Wiimot.