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Initnrian Church Fair.

The ladies OF the Unitarian church will
bold their annual sale ~ the residence OF
Miss MztheE. 1916 Marion street, on
Wednesday next, a. p. m. This will be a
rare opportunity for Christmas shoppers to
select useful and inexpensive gifts. Among
the ornaments are a large number of pict-
ure frames exgnisItely embroidered 20 be
sold az very low rates. The hoBsekeepers'
table will offer center pieces. carvers and
doviies, besides the ever needed Dame
Frugal aprons. Those who have neglected
preserving wiii fnd tempting iellieS, fruits
rad pickles, while the homemade eonfec-
tlous wilI not BE The least attractive
feature. A small admission fee Of 10
cents ~tIl be charged and n delicious cup
OF coffee served All interested are cor
daily invited 20 be present.
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Mr.. ]. n. COPELAND. the retiring super
intendsns Of the Great Northern railway.
was last evening presented With very
beautiful token Of the affection aud
esteen which the emnloyes Of the road
have for him. A COMMITTEES chosen from
the EN- ploye> Of the various departments
called - Mr.. CopelsnG's residence and
after reading 80 address Of presentation,
ia which they gave voice to their warm
feeling II friendship and thsiT regret
that the relations whtch have here
togofe existed between them we're
now 10 De severed. they handed % Mr..
ts.,p~land = watch % exquisite workman
.biu and beauty. torsther with . knights
Templar charm. The watch Sss par
chased Il I.ouls klodt, the well-known
Second street iswsler. Aad IS Howard
rssxenssat Enclosed in = handsomely Or
nansnsed god case studdisd with dla-
moaas. Mr Copeland Sas deeply Affected.
and spoke % his appreciation o the beau
ssfgl r5is and the spirit Of love and friend
shsp hicA prompted Is giving.
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Mr.. George Z. lew, of this city. and
Miss Gertrude A. Martin, Of Milwaukee,
Wis, we're married at the home of the
brides sister, Mrs. j. 4. Coleman, AIS Nc
Clair street. Seattle. Thursday evening.
November /, 1894. Mr.. f. {. Grissa aid act
ing as groomsman and Miss Betty Hamil-
ton as bridesmaid. Rev. John r. Damon
officiated. The gifts were timely and
valuable. A very line sapper did credit
to the fair hostess Among those par
ricipating were: Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Cole
man, Mr.. aud Mrs. ". ii. Fink. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Grirtman. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Rob
bins, Master and Miss Coleman.
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Mr.. n cou,a.. L,,,n.o,.

A charming luncheon was that given by
Mrs. A. H. Gould and Mrs. A. L. kasson.
of West Seattle, last Friday in honor of
their guest. Mrs. E. Belts. of Portland.
The rooms were bright and pretty with
autumn flowers, the dining room being
especially attractive in yellow decorations.
The principal piece was large Japanese
bowl of marigolds in the center of the
table. Those present were: Mrs. f.
Belts. Mrs. A. Cummings. Mrs. William
Hainsworth. Mrs. A. ID. Eshelmsn. Miss
Beckwith, Mrs A. Fl. Gould. Mrs. Ellis
Morrison. Mrs. C. Dodge, Mrs. A. l.. kas-
son and Mrs G. p. Walker
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Mrs. Frances Bsker entertained num-
Ter of friends last wednesday evening. who
properly celebrated the fairies night,
Hslioseien, with dancing. The floral
decorations of the handsome residence
were much admired. Those present were:
Mr- and Mr.. Hubert Lloyd Bell. Ar. and
Mrs l. II. Pontius. Mr.. and Mrs Lee De
Fries, Mr.. and Mrs. w II. Hebron. Mr..
and Mrs. f. J. Wood. Mr.. and Airs. +. u.
Van Wagenen. Mr.. and Mrs. +. A.
Ross, DR.. and Mrs. II. ID. Kline,
Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter Hanks. Mr.. and
Mrs Edwin Ford. Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart.
Mrs. John p. Dorr, Mrs. Brisco. Mrs. A.
NJ. Evans. Mrs Faben. hrs. Baker. Miss
Duncan. Miss Baxter. Miss Park, Miss
Rumiey. Miss Thiebavd. Miss Griffith.
Miss Ayres, Miss sullivan. Miss Kennedy,
Miss Carter, Mr.. W. III. Moore, Mr.. H. l..
Merritt. Mr.. J. PARK Henderson. Mr.. John
Cibbon. Mr.. r. r. Lsithead. Mr.. Il. b.
Jackson. Mr.. NJ. W. Higgins. Mr.. III. i.
Talcott. Mr.. Dan Kennedy, Mr.. Jack
Kline, Mr.. J. b. Nelson.
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The Seattle Amateur Press Cllb was
delightfully."- entertained by Mr.. George NJ.
Alien az his home on Halloween. short
programme Was rendered, after which the
party was amused by unique and comicai
games betting the occasion. The follow
ing members of the club were present:
Miss Lynch. Miss Potts. Miss Bigeiow.
Miss Schalier Miss Marum, Miss Rath-
bone, Miss Winstone, Miss Allen. Miss
uannon, Mr.. Herring. Mr.. ". Il. Alien,
Mr. Schoenfeld. Mr.. Mack, Mr.. Bull. Mr..
Foote, Mr.. He'll, Mr.. James, Mr.. Booth,
Mr. Hayes Mr. lnglis. Long after the
cars had stopped the party broke up and
enlivened the night with their songs as
they walked home.
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Huoosrd. Among those presen: were:
Mss Hutchinson. Miss Howell. Miss
Baiaey. Mss Ruth Bailey. Miss Banks.
Miss Nay Banks. Miss Emma Banks. Miss
Barsges. Miss Whittier. Miss MoIiie PHI
lips, Mss Dorothy Smith. Miss Burdick,
Miss Bsgslow, Miss Maitland. Miss PEN
nsid. Miss Holbrooke. Miss Rerray. Miss
Drew, Miss Dougan, Miss Sargent. Mes
Bessse BurwelL Miss FisKin. Mss Dicksy.
Miss Crockett. Miss Kelly. Miss May
Kelly. Mss Treen. Miss Leta kinnesr.
Mira J. II. Brown. Mrs A. s. Burwe!L
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Walter S. Pratt. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Pratt, celebrated his fifth ami
versary by entertaining at his home on
Olympic avenue Misses Eleanor Nordhoff,
Ada and Florence Smith, Ruth and Jose
phine Chaffey, Margaret Peters. Mar
guerite Winstock. Ruby Moss, Hortense
Marion. Mabel Frances Whalley, Masters
Irvine Ankenv. Warren HASTE. Bert Wise
man. Ralph Major. Leslie Peters, Harry
Butterworth, Teddy Marion and Carroll
Pratt
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Iuvenn. Feo,h.il Team.

The juvenile members Of this city's four
hundred have formed football team
called ''Ths Pacific juaiors." which yes
terday played match game with team
made up Of members equally tender IN
years. and sty led the Seattle sphinx The
game. refereed by Carl Mcknight and
umpired by Charles Scurry, with Harold
Post a. iineman. resulted In q victory for
the Juniors. too The Juniors lined up IS
follows: Burton Haines. center; Howard
Lewis, right guard; Alfred Ayerst. left
guard: Clint Gresham. right half-back:
Armstrong Turner. left hAlf-5ack; Moss
Graham tc.p;aial full back; George o.
born, lief; end; Ned Hsnford. right end:
Willie Brinker. right tackle: Eddy Ham
ruond, LETT tackle.
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surprise party was given at the home
of Miss Martha Griffith at Franklin
last Tuesday. October 80 The guests
were as follows: Miss Lizzie Ruse.
Mr.. A. f. Todd, Miss Lizzie R'ch-
ards. Mr.. William Thomas. Miss
Cassie Jones. Mr.. Kenneth McCloud, Mr..
r. C. Wilkinson, Mr.. r II. Irwin and
other friends
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SURPRISE Party 70 Mi.. sp.uldine.

The surprise party given in honor of
Miss May SpauldIng at the residence of
her parents. 40s South Eleventh street.
last week was very pleasant affair.
Among those present were: Miss Mabel
Shehan. Miss Kate Fields, Miss Birdie
Fitzhenry. Misses Lillian and Carrie Rise
dorph. Miss Jewel Lillisburg. Miss Ella
Schulz. Miss Alice Tuck, Mr.. Frank VIII
son, Mr.. Charles Lillishurg. Mr.. Macy
Fitzhenry, Mr.. Charles Johnson. Mr.. Ed
Gabriel, Mr.. Harold Rockwell. Mr.. A. A.
Risedorph, of Kent, and Mr.. Ralph os-
born. OF Brush Creek, Ia.
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Mrs. G.. W. Mili.r's Tea.

Mrs George W. Miller gave an afternoon
tea at her home. corner Second and Cedar
streets. Thursday afternoon. She was
assisted To receive hy Miss Laura Thi-
bault, of Graaite. Mont, and Mrs. T. J.
Scatter, of this city. The house was pref
tily decorated. the hall and parlor with
autumn leaves and cut iowers. the dining
room with pearl tea roses and linens to
match. pretty banch of roses in a vase
resting on plate glass mirror. surrounded
By sniilax interviewer with roses, formed
specially pretty centerpiece. which
adorned the dining table. Two large
bouquets of roses adorned the sideboard.
The guests present were Mss Dean. Miss
Daisy Dean. Miss Foster. Mrs. Heart, Mrs.
Lambert, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. May Thi-
banls. of Granite. Mont; Mrs. Fred Irigh
and baby Earle. Mrs. A. 7. Brown. Mrs.
George +. Black, Mrs. p |. Bierseth. Mrs.
]. A. Baker and Master Charlie Miller.
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parties we're then formed and what sith
speeches. refreshments. songs asad reeita-
tIons. the evening passed away only too
quickly. Capt ScooBes. of course, shone
in bis admirable readings. and Mr.. Afnes,
fresh from London, gave some Of his we'll
known metropolitan ditties in his own
inirn.sable style. The society is making a
sustained effort 20 increase rs member
ship and extend It's sphere OF usefulness
aud. as the object IS 20 draw closet to-
gether an important section OF our COM
aunitv. everybody cordially wishes il al
success
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Eiired-Cooper.

Mr.. Elon Eldred and Miss Nina V.
Cooper. both of this city. were united in
marriage Thursday evening. November /,
1894. at the residence of the brides parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Cooper. West
Seattle, the Rev. w. A. Shanklin, of the
First Methodist Episcopal church, officiat-
ing. 1t was quiet. home wedding, only
the family and lew intimate friends.
among whom were Mr.. G. A. Edmunds
and Miss Jennie Houghton. being present
The parlors were beautifully decorated
with cut flowers and potted plants. Mr..
and Mrs. Eldred are now at home" TO
their friends In Brooklyn.
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SOCIETY AT TACOMA.
Eighty Women Enjoy a Notable
Game Of Ginch.
The HALLOWEEN coTlLLIoN.
Miss Ctark's Quiet weddlnx-onentng
Trinity GaiId uail-Fsd Party
Crumbs OF Conversation.

TACOMA. Nov. S--fSpecial. Society
women were pretty busy this week, with
out accomplishing ANYTHING notable ex-
eept an elaborate csnch party. opening
neg guild hail and managing u eosillloa
very successfully. rs rule the mails
portion OF the population has been pretty
busy also. dsbbling more or less in poli-
ties There was plenty Of amusement sc
the theaters. and a score of miner society
event. The kendals will be here Noyem-
her Ia
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The young people of the Epworth
League of the Asbury Methodist Episco-
pal church and their friends celebrated
Halloween at Goddard's hall last Wednes-
day evening. The hall was decorated
with autumn leaves and evergreens, and
with the bright faces Of the young people
made very attractive scene. Many Hal
lowe'en games were indulged in and
heartily enjoved. Among those present
were; Miss Winningham, Miss MacMul-
len, Miss Booth. Miss Young. Miss Koe-
her, Miss Ashworth. Miss Dora McMullen,
Miss Robinson. Miss Holden. Miss
Warner. Miss Levin, Miss Marguerite
Cout,s, MISS Daisy keeton; Mr.. Leon
MacMullen, Mr.. Harry Swift, Mr.. ". r.
Buhiz, Mr.. ]. A. Parker. Mr.. Alton REM
ingtou, Mr.. Miles Blakney. Mr.. William
Christensen; Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. Mer-
win. Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Jenkins, Mr.. aud
Mrs William Winningham, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs. Lane.
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Renefit for the Poor.

The Hebrew orthodox congregation of
this city will give a grand entertainment
and ball at Arlington hall Thursday even
ing. November Is. for the benefit of the
destitute poor. Those who have volun-
teered to take part in the programme are
s. III. Piles. Melvin G. Winstock, Ros ooe
Warren Lucy. Charles Saunders, Herman
Julick, Mrs. G. A. c. Rochester. Miss Liz
zie J. Richardson, little Cleo Mcdowell
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The Agayne Club gave a very pleasant
dancing party ST Proseh's hall. on Ninth
street. last Friday evening. Among those
present were: Mrs. Dr. z. b. NJ. Miller,
Mrs. George Kiltinger, Mrs. Yerger, Miss
Burnett. Miss Huntoon, Miss Munday,
Miss Mcknight. Miss Reife, Miss Graham.
Miss Garfield. Miss Laura Canheid, Miss
Riggin. Miss Furth, Miss Andruss. Miss
semple. Miss Hughes, Miss Copeland.
Miss Phillips, Miss Smith, Miss Graves,
Miss Clark. Mrs. Ford. Miss Ann Turner,
Miss Kate MeGraw, Miss Corey, Mr.. Cow,
Mr.. Rifle. Mr.. Robert Brinker. Mr.. Erb.
Mr.. Moran. Mr.. Drum, Mr.. Young. Mr..
Harvey, of Tacoma: Mr.. Frederick, Mr..
Herald, Mr.. Edwards. Mr.. Farnsworth,
Mr.. Richard. Mr. Ritzwalier. Mr.. Cotton,
Mr.. Seurry, Mr.. Rober. Mr.. Silliaman. Mr..
Parkison. Mr.. Webb. Mr.. Farr. Mr.. Duffy.
Mr. Andruss. Mr.. Nelson. Mr.. Gibbons,
Mr.. Rsnke. Mr.. Rank. Mr.. Turner. Mr..
Kellogg. Mr.. Ford. Mr.. CIary, Mr.. George
kittinger and Mr.. J. +. Brinker.
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GreenberK Grant.

Mr.. Christian Greenberg and Miss Emma
Grant. both of this city. were married st
the residence of the officiating clergyman,
John +. Damon, $40 Fifth street, Sc
attic, Wednesday evening. October 81.
1884, Mr.. Chris b. Johnson and Miss
Amanda Grant doing the honors as
groomsman and bridesmaid. Among
those present were: Mrs. A. Grant. Mrs.
c. X. Mcconnell, Miss Ida Peterson, Miss
Minnie Lund. Miss Emily Grant. Mr..
John Peterson, MFR. Henry Grant. Mr.
and Mrs. Greenberg will be at home cor
ner Front and Clay streets.
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CIemnns-Rosr.

Mr.. William W. Clemens, engineer Of
the steamer Alta. and Miss Ruby Rose,
both of Madrone, Kitsap county. were
married at the residence of the minister.
John +. Damon, 80 Fifth street, Seattle.
Monday afternoon, October %. 1894. Mr..
Henry Cloud. Mrs. Johanna smith and
her son Alexander we're among the wit
nesseS
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Miss Nnndar's Dinner Party.

Miss Munday gave an informal dinner
party last Thursday evening to Mr. W. o.
Came, Mr.. and Mrs. George kit;inger and
Mr. George Folsom: and in the evening
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Dan KsIleher.
Miss Furth. Miss Henry aud Mr.. George
HYDE Preston.
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Jones' Thomas.

Mr.. Oliver b. Jones and Miss Annie
Thomas. of Black Diamond. were marie d
last Monday at the Diiler hotel. the Rev.
John +. Damon officiating. The tmar-
rage was Witnessed by the brides mother.
Mrs. Henry Thomas. Miss Agnes Turn
bull, Miss Annie Hanson, Mr.. David Nor
gan and Mr.. and Mr.. L. j. Beldn. all
Ct Black Diamond.
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Lunt-GrenfeII.

Mr.. Olaf G.. Lnnt and Miss Alice Gren-
fell, both of New Whatcom. we're quietly
married AZ the residence Of the officiating
clergyman. John +. Damon, si0 Fifth
street. Seattle. Thursday. November /.
lsas. a lew friends Witnessing the cere-
mony.
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Last Wednesday evening a party of
young people celebrated Halloween AZ the
residence of Mr.. Will Schlegel at Ross
The evening was spent most delightfully."-
with music and games. Those present
we're: Miss Graham. Miss schlegel, Miss
Delano. Miss Edythe Graham. Miss Alice
Graham, Miss Alice Young, Mr.. Thomas
Tough, Mr.. VIII Herbert, Mr.. VIII
Schlegei
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A very pleasant affair came Of last
Tuesday a. the Grand Army bal. TIE
occasion hsing = conversations given By
,he society Of the son. - George After
the president NJ. Curtis. bad opened the
meeting wish sn address q welcome. Past
President Sscoass gave short skesch OF
the alma sn6 objects Of TIE society. Whist
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urs. ". HAHN, Dtnu.r PARTY.

Mrs. y. Balm gave a dinner party last
Friday in honor of Mrs. ". II. Johnson,
OF Anacortes. who Is visiting in Seattle.
Among those present were: Mrs. DR..
Cav, Mrs. J. +. Henry. Mrs. Allan Poole.
Mrs. Holcomb. Mrs. johnson, Mrs. Nc
Donald. Mrs. l. L. Booth.
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Mr.. Albert J. Mason. of Boston, Mass,
and Miss Alta +. Wilson. of Dayton,
Columbia county, were quietly married 81
the residence Of the officiating clergyman,
John +. Damon. 90 Fifth street, Seattle.
Friday evening, November 2 1894, in she
presence of few friends.
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soog Ben Bolt. after which the company
Closed sita chorus that isfs pleasing
impression or the audience The affair
was the most sHccessfni social entertain
neEi gwen hy the cire.es-
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Mr.. Harry T. Ajax and Miss Ethel NJ.
Austin, both OF this city, were united in
marriage at the residence Of the minister.
John r. Damon, sl0 Fifth street. Seattle.
Saturday evening. November 3. istl. in
the presence of a few friends.
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A Az Resrpssen.

A most deliShtfal reception wss given
f,st Wednesday afferneon BY Miss Helen
f,tuette Miss Roberta Frye and Mss
Florence ueany 81 their nsw studio, wnieh
~ nse az a series they iatsud giving
aar.rr the winter. TIE studio Vas made
beautiful wish palms. ehrysanihemums
ana setssaa leaves. ard TIE many lovely
atrr calor. oil aud pssssl stuaiSs BY these
Young artists sere greatly s2miTed tAey
xese assisted - rscsavlAs - Miss Ss-ais
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Franks IARoehs entertained few Of
his little friends az bis home. ais Colun.
eis street. AL sorts o. games. wlfh music
and dancing were INDUCED IN, PRICES Beng
awarded, after whieh = delicate lunch wAs
served. Those present xsVe Mis-. Cleo
Mcdowell, Miss Mamie Drew, Mss Etts
Corco-an. Miss Jennie Corcoran. Master
Victor kozloski. Master Arthur Drs~.
Master FRANKIE Drew. Master Marx Rzhsse.
Master Frankie IARcehe.
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.Innes-ThomaA.

Mr.. Oliver II. Jones and Miss Martha
Ann Thomas, both of Black Diamond,
were married in the parIor of the Hotel
Diller. Seattle. Monday evening. October
%. ts9l. Rev. John +. Damon officiating.
Mr. David Morgan and Miss Carrie f.
Jones served as best man and bridesmaid.
Among the witnesses were Mrs. Mary
Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Lot ]. Belden,
Miss Lizzie Davis, Miss Kettle Davis, Miss
Sadie Thomas
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Cartwrirhf-Perrfn.

Mr.. Howard Il. Cartwright and Miss
Carrie Perrin, both of Seattle. were mar
ried Thursday evening. November |. 1894,
by the Rev. W. A Shanklin. of the First
Methodist Episcopal church. Only a few
immediate friends of the contracting
parties witnessed the nuptials. Among
these were the brides sister. Miss Netiie
+. Perrin and Miss Lola NJ. Allhrighton.
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Kama Norrla.

Mr.. Calvin S. Harms. OF Bothell, was
married to Miss Clara r. Norris Saturday.
october q. Ise4, in this city By Rev.
Crumley.
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The social event of the week was the
delightful clnch party on Thursday alter
noon Al the Taeoma hotel, given by three
ladies whose cordial hospitality is so often
put N evidence that their charming enter
tainments are always looked forward TO
with pleasant anticipa,ions, which later
are fully realized. The Invitations readi
Mrs. George Turner,
Mrs. Frank Allyn,
Mrs. Frank Clark.
At home.
"Cinch." Thursday. November hrst
The party gathered in parlor A of ths
Tacoma hotel. which was put into festive
attire by profuse arrangement Of autumn
foliage. mountain ash berries and glossy
trailing vines OF ivy. Twenty-Five tables
were prepared for the game. which was to
form the chief entertainment Of the after
noon, and some eighty-odd ladies partici.
paied. At S O'Clock coffee. punch. ices
and cakes were served. after which the
prizes we're awarded as follows; Highest
score made, Sis points. Won BY Mrs.
Philip Tlllinghast; second highest. Sill
points. Mrs. IL. u. Thomas; lowest num-
Der of points. =, prize won by Mrs. Baker.
Those invited included; Mrs. James III.
Ashton. Mrs. r. r. Odds. Mrs. r.. n. Wal
lace, Mrs. Otis Sprague. Mrs. q. w. Nor
riil, Mrs. c. Il Zabriskie, Mrs, John Sny-
der, Mrs. X. W. nerickson. Mrs. Miles, Mrs.
Rowe. Mrs. Baker. Mrs. Melbourne Bailey,
Mrs. r. Bailey. Mrs. +. ". Cornwall,
Mrs. ". Il. Rust. Mrs. Hatch. Mrs. Blan-
chard, Mrs. \. G. Mason. Mrs. ]. III. Me-
Cahe. Mrs. q. J.. kershas, Mrs. ]. II. Best.
Mrs. |. w. Anderson, Mrs. +. n. Hunt.
Mrs. ]. c. Felt, Mrs. J. w. Scott, Mrs. :.
G. Slaughter, Mrs. Alex Baillie. Mrs.
Holmes, Mrs. n. K. Jacobs Mrs. Snowdon.
Mrs. Julia jacobs, Mrs. II. u. Thomas,
Mrs. j. w. Pinkerton, Mrs. Henry Hewitt,
jr., Mrs. Frazer, Mrs. Il. X. Lane. Mrs.
William Dooiittie. Mrs. Albert sutton.
Mrs. l.. r. Sears. Mrs. J. IL. Parker. Mrs.
K. h. Price, Mrs. c. ". Griggs. Mrs. w. A.
Worden, Mrs. George Brown. Mrs. Galu-
sha Parsons. Mrs. Wingate, Mrs. A. NJ.
lngersol, Mrs. Bridges. Mrs. Nelson Benz
nett. Mrs. Zimmerman, Mrs. Warren
Brown. Mrs. Frederick Brown, Mira.
Moulton, Mrs. Little. Mrs. Tiiiinghast,
Mrs. III. G. Bass. Mrs. George Il. Defprat.
Mrs. Bowen, Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. John A.
Shank, Mrs. ii. G. Potter. Mrs. l.. Il. Man
ming, Mrs. Chester Thorne, Miss Rowe.
Miss Weber, Miss Kenshaw. Miss Wallace,
Miss Fitch, Miss lsottie Fitch, Miss Hun.
Miss Woodruff. Miss Griggs. Prominent
among the guests were Mrs. ]. G. Haines.
Mrs. q. II. Niehol and Mrs. Thomas Burke.
of Seattle; Mrs. A. Mckenzie. OF Fairha-
ven, and Mrs. A. @. Booth, OF San Fran
cisco.