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lard Social News.

The Chinook Reading circle met at the
residence OF Mr. and Mrs. X. Y. Hawley
On State street last Monday evening
The exercises were as interesting as
usual.
The members of Occidental lodge. No.
-. order of the Eastern Star we're given
pleasant surprise last wednesday night
In AIannys hall, by the members Of
Occidental lodge. No. 72. +. and A. NJ
Refreshments. music and other amuse-
ments mads TIE affair a social success.
a jubilee entertainment, unique and
interesting. Was given by about thirty
different performers unier the auspices
OF the W. Il. G. and the Sons OF Vet
Grams in the latter's hall last Friday
The schools closed last Friday for the
Christmas vacation. Appropriate cxer-
eises occurred In all the departments.
Miss Margaret Sutton and Miss Ellen
i. Armour, teachers in the Broadway
school. had their rooms beautifully deco
rated, ard an extensive programme was
well rendered. The pupils Of the high
est grade presented the superintendent.
J. NJ. Layhue. with a nice umbrella as a
Christmas gift, and all the teachers re-
ceivcd q gift 81 some kind from the p.i-
Pills In their respective departments.
Mr. and Mrs. J Il cave. Mrs. Minnie
Mckay Miss Maggie Mckay and Mrs
Henry Thomas all OF Victoria. arrived
ia Ballard Saturday and viii be the
guests Ct Mr, ari Mrs. II. W. Grover
during the Christmas holidays
Miss Elizabeth Howard, after an alb
sence OF FIVE months IN California for
the hencat OF her health, returned TO
Ballard Monday.
\ lodge Of the National Union was or
ganized Saturday night with a member
ship OF twenty-five. The following OF
ncers were elected: Prof J. 81. Layhue.
president. Rev. y. T.. Fordray. vice presI-
dent; Prof. y. ~. Ross, secretary: }. A.
Peabody. financial secretary. john Kyle,
treasurer.
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One Of the prettiest OF the many pretty
weddings which have taken place in Ia
coma OF late was that which was solemn
Ted at Trinity church this evening by the
Rev. Dean Richmond Rabbit The bride
was Miss Florence Stiles. petite b~u-
neSte. daughter OF Judge and Mrs. T. /.
Stiles The groom was Mr. Horace Cock,
bright young merchant of Aberdeen.
Preparations on an extensive scale have
been gong on for some time in eonsction
with this wedding and the results must
have been highly satisfactory to all con-
cerned. The chancel was eharmiEgly
adorned vita palms. ivy. ferns and ehry-
santhemums, in white and yellow. which.
By the way. were the only colors used
throughout the church. house and toilettes.
at the churra the first strains Of the we'd
ding march, at O'clock were the signal
for tne appearance Of the groom in the
chaacel, attended by his best man, Mr..
Weatherwax. OF Aberdeen. The bridal
procession was headed by little Memorie,
the beautiful little sister of the b.ide.
Following her came the ushers, Mr.. Ar
thur Pritchard. Mr.. walter Harvey, Mr.
Delbert Young and Mr.. Edwin Butcher;
then the bridesmaids, Miss Sasle pela-
mater and Mss Maud Caldwell. of Detroit.
niece OF the groom, appeared. This
charming maidens were attired IN yellow
silk gowns, over which was drapei white
silk MULE. the sleeves were especially no.
tieeabIe and artistic, the bouquets carried
BIZ the bridesmTc4s were of yellow cary
santhemums. It'd with long ribbons Of
yellow satin. The maid OF honor was Miss
Maud Peek, who looked especially well in
a beautiful gown of yellow corded silk
made dancing length. She carried a huge
bouquet Of white flowers. The bride APP
peared next. leaning on the arm OF her
father and looking very lovely in we'd
ding gown Of heavy ivory white satin,
made under mousselne &c soir. The bridal
veil was fastened by an ornament OF
pearls and diamonds. gift of the groom.
She carried a bouquet composed of 10
sprays OF lilies of the valley, which had
been brought from Chicago for the oeca-
sion. Following the arrival OF the rector
in the chancel the solemn and Impressive
service of the Episcopal churca began
and scon united two loving hearts. While
the organ pealed forth IN joyous strains
the party left the church. whence they
proceeded to the residence OF Judge Stiles,
on North ID street, where q rich collation.
awaited the wedding party. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cook left for some locality which they did
not designate Gin the II o'clock train, driv-
ing away from the house amid showers Of
rice and the usual number of old shoes.
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small Ta,k.

The Aloha Club met at the residence OK
Mrs. Frederick Watson on Monday.
Many guests from on, Of town attended
the stiles-cook wedding this evening
Miss Annie walhridge was married
tuesday 10 Mr.. c. ID. Rand, OF Vancouver.
3. c.
Mr.. Joseph Stiles is home for brief va
cation from Bishop scott's school in Port
land.
Miss Leah Jerers. of Snohonish, is Wis
ting Mrs. Leroy Pratt, at 81 North
street.
Miss Stella Applegate went TO Portland
this week. where she is the guest of Miss
Prescott.
Miss Kaughman entertained Mr.. Miller.
of New York. and q number OF friends
last Sunday evening.
Miss Martin. of San Francisco. who has
been visiting Mrs. 4. Isaacs Tor three
months, has returned home.
Mrs. A. Bloom entertained Mr. Miller.
OF New York. and his fiancee, Miss
kaughman. Moad4y evening.
The Young women's Christian Associa-
ton Of the Puget Sound university gave
an entertainment in the university chapel
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. aud Mrs, William BurriIi returned
this week from their wedding trip They
are keeping house in Mr.. VIII Rice's
house on North = street.
The musical department of the Puget
Sound university gave a silver recital
Friday evening. The audience was crit
ical one ard thoroughly appreciated the
excellent programme rendered.
Miss Donau gave a delightful afternoon
10 several OF her friends Monday. The Ia
bic was beautifully decorated IN pink.
Among those present were: Miss Gold
smith. Miss Martin. Miss Kaufman, Mss
WOLF and Hiss Praser, of Portland
AS many of the Tacoma flreHen as can
be spared out OF the city will attend the
Seattle ngemen's ball Christmas eve.
The fourth annual ball OF the Tacoma
nremen Will be given New Years eve.
when a delegation Of about twenty of the
Seattle firemen Will be present.
Much interest is being taken in the re-
hearsals for the canfata Dream Pic
lures" which IS to be rendered by the
Aeodfan Society January 30. Dream Pic
lures" is one Of the most beautiful pieces
OF muaic written and will be given by
the Aeodian Society as 1t Was rendered e
the great musical festival In Cincinnati.
when Theodore Thomas organized the
school OF music there. The piece was
translated from the German Of Carl Mel
sen. and Was set TO music by George =.
whiting. OF Boston. for the Cincinnati
festival
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Importcd From ,he East.

A form Of entertainment which is popu-
lar in the East has been introduced into
Tacoma, namely, dinner dances. Four
married women each entertain a. dinner.
a married woman and her husband, four
young unmarried women and four young
men. After dinner, later IN the evening.
al! meet at one OF the houses and have a
danee. These will doubtless prove a great
Institution. as the prospect for dances this
winter was not very full OF promise. But
with these and the subscription dances
at the Union Club, the winter evenings to
come certainly wear more inviting pros
pect. On Wednesday evening TIE first
diner dance was given. and was in all
ways a decided success. In the evening
all met at Mrs. {. r. HurIey's. where
they enjoyed a dance for several hours.
1t was an elegant affair." despite tire fact
that many of the married men have out
grown the follies OF dancing. The younger
men We're strictly I'm it, and almost be-
came the bellies of that occasion. The
married ladies giving the dinners were:
Mrs. Manning. Mrs. Potter. Mrs Hiscock,
Mrs. Anderson and AIRS. Stevens
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OLYMPIA Society.

Olympia. Dec. 22.-Speciai-The hand
some residence OF Judge and Mrs. n. Z.
Fitch was the scene Of orc Of the most
brilliant gatherings of the season last
Tuesday evening. the occasion being the
wedding reception of Air AMI Mrs. y. l..
Campbell, who had just returned from
a short wedding tour Of down Sound
points. invitations had been extended
TO nearly 200 people. The newly married
couple received their friends in the spa
cioas parior under a very lovely bower
composed Of ivy and pink chrysanihe-
NUNS. while roses OF the game color
decorated the parIor. The hall was very
pretty. with yellow chrysanthemums.
AMI the dining room was decorated with
white chrysanthemums and long trail
ms ivy boughs. AIr.>Afark Reed ana Or.
Ingham presented the guests 10 the
bride and groom. Seven young ladies',
al dain0ly atitrca in white. assisted
Ct the tables. They were Miss Alice
Denling. Miss Annie Mitchell. Miss Eva
Weir. Miss Helen Gordon, Miss Ruby
Bllgas. Miss Nina kaufman, Miss Pearl
Han. Entering the dining room the guests
were received by Mrs. Bilges. Mrs. Or.
Armstrong and Miss Emma Reed. The
refreshments were choice and to each
guest was handed piece OF the welding
cake.
Invitations are out for a New Years
ball by Capitol lodge. No. Il. Knights
CT Pythias, 10 be given at TIE Olympia
hotel. The reception committee Is COM
posed Of Mr.. and Ars. a. L. Campbell,
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Last Thursday e~ensns AZ : o'clock.
reeemfer %. 1874, AZ the residence OF the
hr43e,s mother. Hrs. II. Hartman III
1.snesIr. street.. Miss 4nrz Z. Haruaan
was married 20 sfr. John Banter. who
a assistant cashier az tfs Great North
err 6erof c1Ises. The ceremony zas per
formed by Rev. II. e. Garrett. rector q
g. MARKS church iD the presence ef
ahaut twenty-five OF the most intimate
yripnas Of tbs family. Tho rooms were
rsrettlly decorated with flowers and wv
snd helsy. After the marriage service
"a attractive collation. was served and
a delightful social time followed until
chs happy couple departed ct little
after 10 20 take the Resale for their
welding Journey TO yaneoayer and VIC
fofsa
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs A.
II. orout, Mr.. ard Mrs II. NJ Fancher.
Mr.. ard Mrs. c. y. Sheldon and Inez
shelloa. Mr.. ard Mrs. q. 4. Hartman,
xfr. ard Mrs Thomas Crsney. Mr. ard
zfra. !. c. whatiey AMI Arthur Wnaiiey.
Mrs. Brunk. Miss Shepherd. Miss Eek,
Miss Parker, Mr.. Aives Johnson. Ar.
Homer Shepherd, Mr.. Burr Hartman.
Master Willie Johnson. Mrs. o. ID. John
son. Dir. Lawton-
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rrerett society.

Everett, pse- Special Preparations
Tor the Christmas holidays absorb the
attention % people 20 the general ez-
clusion Of ordinary social affairs The
coming assagublaee OF the State Teach
ers' Association hero Is also demanding
p good deal Of attention From
al repagts faQy Goo teachers yin
be here. a. whsch Seattle WI
Cortrlbute lao Tacoma lm and
ether cities ia proportion. st the opan-
iuS sczsion IN TIRE Baptist Tabernacle on
WclDStsy evening next, Mayor wal
bu-, IS ta deliver a speech of welcome
aad President Kerr. 81 Wall4 Walla. uil
glye bic annual address. Eerl9us see-
tsca8 VII hold meetings az the BantfSt
Tabernacle, Hotel Monte Crgslo ara ssitv
hsl. on Thursday evcrzug a roeeptson
vii te rendered the visitors Al the hesel
Under the joint auaitee of TIE Woman,s
Beck cirh aa4 the Business Meas As
s5csass9l.
A success vas scored by the LADIES a.
ths Baptist church thls week sn ths8r
entertainments known as the Feast 81
Days. fSue programmes wcre given
each evening". together VITA tempting
sapper and a sale o. faaey ana ussf4l
articles
A Chr.stmas soelal was given nv N.
Jaaior League Of TIE 81 + church "a
Thursiay.
sis Freak Folsom aad family have
renewed So NJ vernon.
Mp Perez F'aruiztsT. @ Nachiaz. an
sgrs Nesi5s Norsnan q Everett. were
rnarrlsa az seah9ssIsh on The lsfh fns,
Eev w e. Merritt os1csatsr~.
aFF Fetsaera w 1ss..kss ~ asNa~e p.
has arrlvaa here w51A his gaa3Iv 4, usasa
tails cty h.s 1pfse
Nv. T. \. Ncyes an1 fAnaslg have re-
gaeyel g. Everett from Sattan.
A,lss Mabel Fairbanks entertained a
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PERSONALS AND SOCIAL NOTES

Mr. y. NJ. Bruce. OF Fremont. 10 con-
finaai 90 his home by illness.
The Juvenile Templars, OF Fremont.
gave a social last Wednesday.
Master Harry II. Gordon has gone to
san Francisco to spend the holidays.
Mrs. Nichols. OF Boston. is guest OF
her son. Rev. ]. Il. Nichols. Of fremont.
Mr.. William cuIlis Is seriously Ill at
AIS residence in Fremont. with the grip.
The Green Lake Whist Club met with
Mr. and Airs. w. d. Folsom last Wednes-
Gay.
Miss Rgggen left for Portland yester.
day 10 spend Christmas with relatives
and friends.
!. K. Murphy left last Thursday for
Washington city TO spend the holidays
WITH relatives.
PROF. George r. Anderson. Of Spokane.
formsr1y u thu city, Is visiting friends
here for wesk.
T. II Gordon. Of Spokane. r. visiting his
hroghsr. County clefk Thomas w. Cor
aca. Ia this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w II Wilson, OF Pert
Orchard are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel kcAeher.
MRS siauson and Miss siauson have
taken possession OF Mr.. ard Mrs. IL. q.
Bonds Residence for the winter.
Mr. W. w. Evans. who removed TO
Victoria after tho his fire. has again
taken up his residence in ts4is city.
Ar. ]. NJ. Reed. OF Fremont. has gone
20 SoutAeTn California 10 engage ia busl-
ness. Mrs. Reed VIII fogi0w shortly.
AIR. ani Airs. A. L. MacCalsky. Mr.
Harry MeseTvc and Mr. Lester Turner
last Monday evening.
Mrs. G. l.. Robinson. Miss Jones and
Master Charles Robinson spent las,
week a. rcst Esskeisy. the guests Of
Air. ana Mrsl Harry Price.
AR. and Mrs. Melvin G. winssocs have
taken Up thstr residence at la@l spgang
straet. corner % Eleventh Mira Win
stock Is al home Thursdays.
CD. l. ID. Mccusehcon iectured on
the Mammoth Cave Of Kcatackya IN
Fremont last Friday evening for the
benens OF the Seattle library fuaa.
Mr.. and Mrs George II. lklttinger. Mss
rsHth. Miss Burnett. Mr.. George Hyde
Preston and Mr.. Bernard peEly occupied
box 81 TIA Seattle she3ter last Mon
aay eveaius.
AR. A. Hebron. who has been absent
IN Boston fer six months. has returned
honse. ngslch improved from TIE trlp Mr..
lIesfaroa reports severe cold weather
throughout tho East.
Mrs. l. n. Tgans gave a reception las,
THURSDAY eveGlnE "a honor CT wr. and
Airs Robert 4. Palmer. og New YORK.
who are visiting tbs i2tter's brother. the
Rev. Henry A. Dexter.
atrs. L. O. Graves ard Miss Evelyn
Graves left fo- Washington City has,
wsAfSsSaay whe-a Ms l.vegya wlA ess.
ter AIRS Sesaers' select school Mrs.
Graves expects - resFszln az the national
capital ali Water.
Mrs. paAsev GatSert arrived from San
Francisco ass week, accompanied Ag
Mr.. $. Schwabasher Both are rcSss-
te9es az tie Ralnisr-esguua ~. Schwa-
haeAer win RETURN Sosstn shartiy, eus
AIRS. Gstzert WIN rs4na1n.
afr. and Mrs = r, wakcrnaa VIII sneaa
tae h2itaays in tlsls city. TIE guests ~
Mr. and Mrs. Z. W. GosdoR. Mr wake
nsan IS general superintendent % trans
ieaF,attsa % TIE Great Nerthera railway.
Nsts headquarters AZ St Pau
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few OF her young friends on Monday
evening
Mrs. J. z. Caithness entertained the
Ladies Aid Society of the Congregational
church on Monday.
Prospects are favorable for a good at
tendance at the benefit ball TO be given
for Mr.. shannon by the Odd Fellows and
knights OF Pythias at Central opera
house on Christmas eve.
Mr.. Ed. Frishie and wife left for the
East on Thursday. 10 reside permanently.
Mr.. David Williams, engineer at the
power house, has accepted a position AT
Los Ang eles.
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Mss Anna Underwood entertained the
csnch cub at the residence OF hsr SIS
Ter. Mrs. A. = NeClRine. Friday evening.
Cards and dancing formed the evenings
araaseuents, ard light refreshnsents were
Ssrvc4. Taose present wereD dsSs Brad
lev. Miss Bennett, Miss Baker, Miss
Vance. Miss Lyon. Miss Underwood. Miss
u.fs. Mss Lawson. Miss Niekerson. Miss
I<pobte. Mr.. ". q. HalleT, Mrs ]. n.
Hssgr. Mr.. S. u. Bridges. Mr.. J. ~ Is
LEI. Mr.. Frank Taylor. Mr.. A. q. Fritcla-
nss. Mr.. A. V Hayden, Mr. W. II Wood
run. MI. Harry Eagen, Mr. d. a. Aenns.
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be given General William Booth on his
arrival week from toGnorrow.


Mr.. and Mrs. James d. Hoge, Jr.. will
be at homo after January / at lis Madi-
son street.
Dr. and Mrs. III. Il. Bagley viii spend
their Christmas with Mr.. ana Airs.
Thomas Burke.
The relief association OF the fire de-
partment viii give It's annual ball to-
morrow evening.
Miss snydcr VIII give up her residence
on Marion street ana occupy the CheaI
house after New Year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome catlin and fam
.iiy will spend Christmas with Mr.. Rus
sell Catlln on Fourth street.
on account OF the holidays the weekly
meeting OF the Chautauqua COLUMBIA
circle viii be postponed to Monday. Jan
uary Z.
Aiiss Yena Rowe viii return on steam
er UnsatilIa tomorrow from Mills coli
iege. California. 10 spend the holidays
with her parents.
tnvitatlo1n are out for a fad party, 70
be given next Wednesday evening by
Mrs n. Cottstela in honor OF her sister,
Miss wolf. Of Portland
Rainier No. g y OF H.. Of the \. O.
L. W, VII give social and dance next
Thursday. December e. ia the haa at
Jackson and Yakima streets.
Mrs. Z. ". saoSman viii give a fam
~ Christmas dinner in honor OF her
son. AR. J. v. sacl1snan, whose birth
day comes On Christmas day.
Mr. C. II. Cotton. professor Of the
high scaool. and Mss Kate Mccauley
viii - aaarrled az Miss MeCanley's home.
le9 IoF@bard street; next THURSDAY, De-
ocEnoer e.
The wedding Of Miss Nellie Henry sud
Mr. ~. a. Mcdonald viii take place
Thursday. January 8. 1895. in suoa9mlsh.
az tbs residence % Miss nenry's sister.
Mrs. Sayaer.
Mrs. J. NJ Rosenberg, accompanied by
her dagshter Greata. VIII leave this
morning 10 spend The Holidays WITH her
parents. Hon and Mrs John C. wrIgar,
A. salsn. or.
Tire Euterpeaa musical society. 81 Ere
mont Win present drama entitled
"Rebecea" aboas the uiadic OF Jauu-
airy. The dgaras was written by Seat
tie yoans hay.
Mrs. Cheai ana Miss lillian CAeai VIII
take Ep thejr permanent residence IN
raco,na after sae frst % the new year.
Joining Rev. James Chca1. pastor oF the
Episcopal sa.sz.op
Carts are cas- gae ne marriage q Ar. =.
d Haynes and Nlss IlosNa Osborn 80
take place 81 n g. n. en- january 8 At the
residence 90 tae briac's parents. Judge
ana Ms. Rleasra Osborn.
The Sunday school % the T.a.ara Chrls-
tian church W.u esYc Chrsstunss eater.
tslnneut to-uov-aw tNonday1 eves3nr. 4
Christmas ship, thc Puritan. Wln 49, Ar
the platform az SIS ioa5e-l Esh SITS.
Mr.. =. Nersenstern va leave far san
Francisco ahogs Jau1asy e as da!erars
- seattle fsiee SO. gnseosr1ont Csf,in-
~ R.psl B'ti1h. % stscrs TIRE session ~
t,.e Grand lcsee. whtsh WI ccuvens Jan
uary 3.
The raarssas3 o. Ecary 4. Kys~ ana
sfsss AEce r. Augustine Is annearcg.i
ID taka place January - 2gr. Kver fs
ths eearal passenEee ans freight agent
q tha Cresoa EFlaF seueaa eaznaary.
asss KISS Augassse b We accomplished
ard wesl kaovgu skcs The Young
psssgss are t.o9a ueas RzoNn ia seesstg
csseses. Aa1 tssese vai&aw wiz l-s ere
& the fashionable sYeasz q iax ssasaa.
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Il II FOWLER


That is what Arthur Let's, corner Of
Pike ans+-fourth streets, IS doing. lie
bought an immense stock Of bankrupt
goods for the holidays, consisting OF
me silk hardkerchiefs, muii'ers. hats
caps. boots. shoes aBd gents furnish
ing goods whieh he has placed on sale
al 50 cents on the dollar. This is the
greatest opportunity ever offered - pnT-
chase desirable Christmas presents at
onc-haIf their wholesale cost. Don't for
get the place. Arthur Let's, - Pike
@trars
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RAISED Seventy Dollar.

On Wednesday the members of ST. Hill
da's chapter CT 81. Lpke's Guild gave a
luncheon and held a linen sale in a build
ing at the corner OF Eleventh and Rail-
read streets. Both of these proved a de-
cided financial success. fas over $50 Was
realized. A delicious luncheon was served
for % cents. the tables being waited on
principally BY members Of the guild. TIE
hours were from II until .. during which
time u great many fancy articles were
sold. The members OF the ST Mary's
chapter had a candy table. which also
proved a success. Those who assisted at
the sale and luncheon were: Mrs. Ward,
Mrs. II. II. Holt, Mrs Elwooa Evans.
Miss scaumway. Mrs. Lemuel Biglow.
Mrs. II. Harvey. Mrs. L. " Rays. Mrs.
Jordan. Mrs. MeCIaine. Among th1ea who
had charge OF the candy table were: Mrs.
". II. Eaton, Mrs. Thompson. Miss Har-
love. Miss Peck, Miss Worden.
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The friends OF ar. Alien c. Mason, at
the North End. met q; the residence cf
xfr. II. c. Correll on Saturday evening a.
tired IN sleeIA and pillow eases. and thcn
proceeded 70 the Mazon.s elegant rlarzson.
where they succeeded n completely sur
prlsing M Mason. TIE occasion vas thu
bgrthday q their host, who gave evidence
az the great pleasure waIeh the coming
CT 50 many guests afforded hirn. Speeches
were made ard toasys were drunk. which.
With dancing AID games. made the even
ing ore long 70 be remembered.
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COMING xvsNrS

rse Avayne club VIII give a PARTY IN
Tresch's bah New ysaEs eve.
TAe Kpos-A-esasn elah ussn receive New
Neara eseaing az AS, J. F. araNansrs's
5 . ~
Tae Se@isA yognE nrn vi ssvs a
ses.@i bop - rsoscas ha1l sext ,4sas
evalns
sac eHanseAeai rssera v.a usest ~
sa saNnsTpT @sseFaeen ia the p4rsess
* tise tsss - p sharea - saske ass-
Es1e &sr2nS ea.enss seg ssse rseessaa 70
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SOCIETY AT TACOMA.
Dinner Dances Imported From
the East
ANOTHER VERY PRErTyweDolNG
Monterey Tea Parties-Zscoma and Sc
attic Fsremca-shest aad Pillow
Case Parsy-Chst.

Iaccrrs. Dec ---Speciai.--The society
Boom has arrived Dinner dances have
been imported from the East. Gcif has
been trsnsplansed from cid Scossx- Tea
parties aboard the cruiser Monterey are
numerous. Miss stiles wedding this
evening was one OF the prestisst of Ia
eoSaa's pretty weddings. BY way OF rev.
city. there was a sheet and pillow sur
prise party this week pering the hoil-
days the golfers VIII hold sway.
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Mr.. a. y. Kalter. OF this city. and Miss
Nellie serr, Of Portland. were married
in Portland Sunday. December ie. 1875.
They returned 10 this city yesterday. ana
have taken up their residence With MIR.
and Mrs. T. S. MAYER on Main street
between South Eleventh AMI Twelfth
streets-
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nswssn.-narn...

Mr.. William II. Hawkins OF Burlington.
skaglf county. and Miss Leila ]. Barnes
or this city were married at the residence
of the officiating clergyman. John y.
Damon. sla Fifth street. Seattle. Monday
evening. December Il. 1894. and left the
next day for their new home.