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Small Talk.

Mr. J. n High is in this city from Vaughn.
Mr.. F. A. Falkinburgh, of Seattle, was in this
city on Sunday.
Mr.. Frank Wrestling, of Seattle, was In shis
city on sunday.
Miss Wrestling, OF Seattle, returned 10 this
city on Saturday and is visiting here.
The Ladies' Musical Club will give 9 concert
al Chiekering hall on Tuesday evening.
On Wednesday afternoon the meeting OF the
Reading Club was held at Mrs A. T. Bulls.
The Ladies' Friendly Society of the First Free
church will give fancy dress ball In Feb
ruary.
Mrs. J. NJ Miller expects to leave soon for
Santa Barbara. where she will visit her father
and sisters
The North End Club gave q dance at the
Mason library Monday evening. Sixteen couples
were present
The Vfviends Club is tending toward ath-
lstics. this week introducing q bowling alley in
addition to the gymnasium
Mrs. Frank Crawford, OF Seattle. 10 the gnest
OF Miss Hazard. This evening Miss Hazard
entertained the Vivienda Club in honor of her
guest.
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On Wednesday evening the ladies' Of the
North Seattle baptist church gave con-
undrnfn socsabse at the residence of Mr..
and Hrs. Alonzo Hull, 2i12 Fourth street,
at whose home an enloysbss time Is Al
wars assured. Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Compton. Ar. and
l. A. Griffith. Mr.. ard Mrs. D. A. DuftY.
Mr. and Mrs. II. III. Amss, Nr. and Ars.
Mac Pherson, Mr.. and Mrs. soerrson. Mr.
and Mrs. kIien. Mrs. Leland. Mrs. Thomas
Moran. Mrs. Hall. Miss cortnne u. Leland.
Miss Phoche Hilton. Miss Miriam HUI.
Br. d. J. Pierce. Mr.. Miller. Ar. Charles
Bntterworsh, Mr. j. A. Jones' Mr.. Nation.
Dir. Fred Duffy. Mr.. stephen Hal, Dir. ii.
Steers. Mr. Bucranon and Others.
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pears. Hr. Z. z. TeseAaes. criticism u
Shakespeare. Prof r. J. Browne The
following programme was given on last
Friday evening song. Miss Nellie SsTss; ;
Biography Of Edward T. Poe. NJ. Frank
Wright, Original Poem, 1r. =. z Teacher !;
Select BEADING, Mise Edith Rhodes:
Newspaper Of tie Society, Mr..
Waiter Hcssae. Last night the so
eGety met the SaaBydais Literary ard
Debating Society in jolEs debate a. sammy
dale. The question wss whether the
signs Of the tsrses indicate the downfall
of the Amsriesn republic. In the afsrrns-
tive the sunnydase society had the follow
ing speakers: Mr. J. Elsie. Mr.. .. Y&isley
srd Mr.. j. w. AGlcor. and in the mega
tive the Maple society had Ar. J. w.
Maple. Mr. c. ". ProGty and Mr.. T. h
TeachueY
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sfi.. Menaster.. caady Pail.

On Wednesday evening pleasant party
gathered At Mss McMsster's home. 2ls5
sixth street. The evening was enjoy ably
passed with games Of sii kinds, eFokonole
and candy pulling. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. John McAastsr. Miss MoiIie
Esary. Miss Jennie Lombard, Miss Nam
nie McRgan, Miss Laura Monast, Miss
Chico McMaster. Miss Clara McMasser.
Miss Ella MeMRstey, MISS Jessie McMas-
ter, Miss Lena PhiIbrick, Miss Avis Phil
brick. Miss Cora Goodman, Miss Eva
Lynch. Miss Florence skinner, Miss Grace
Greene. Miss Mary Greene, Mr. T.. II. Nc
Master. Mr. w II. sheneman, Mr.. K @.
Bushell. Mr.. James p. Esary, Mr.. Leslie
Lynch aud Mr.. -. J. EsGry.
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w EDDINGs.
Camnl,nli-W nnnler.

A happy couple from Kirkland. accom-
panied among others by the brides sister,
Miss Lizzie Weppler. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Donan Manson, repaired to the residence
of the officiating clergyman, John +. Da-
mon. 90 Fifth street. on the afternoon of
Wednesday. January IL. is9i, and thence
forward Miss Mary Weppier is known as
Mrs. John A. Campbell Mr. and Mrs.
Campbell and sister returned to Kirkland
Wednesday evening.
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y. Smith. Mr.. ara Mrs George pwealy. NJ
and Nrs ]. b. MorforJ. Mr.. and Mrs G.
g Tenant. Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ Thornton,
Mr.. and Mrs. By1eT. Gr. and Mrs. J. RSoe-
snson. Mrs. c. Morrill,. Mr5- Aarshsd,
Miss Carrie swanberr. Miss Lille eles-
raa, Miss Era Marshall. Mss Nary AID
die, Mr. Jznaes Hal. Mr.. !. Peterson, NJ.
Waite. Mf ]. Mcdonald. Mr.. Chsileosse
Mr.. C. swAnbeyg. Mr. ". Logic, Ny. IL
Merrill. Hr. 4. Fass, Master III. Marshall
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A masquerade hsIi was given st Gilman
las; Saturday for the benefit OF Mrs
Powell, who has been IN poor health for .
long ,lnse. Aboa. serenity couples were
present, and dancing was kept up until .
tate acnr. Two prizes we're given, one for
the best dressed gentleman and one for TIE
best comic character. Mr.. sam Hyde and
Miss Trescott were awarded the prizes,
DR.. Hsrrell acting IS iu5gs and George
Crow as door manager. A Gne supper
was served Ia the Bellevue hotel. ard
everything was carried out successfully.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Collins, Of Thomas
avenue. entertained party OF friends In
sdeIlghtfai manner on Thursday even
ing. Gard playing and dancing were in
dulged in. interpreted with choice music
by mandolin and guitar. During the
evening a dainty luncheon was served.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs Frederic
Chaplin, Miss Robertson. Miss Jessie
Hoschkin, Prof r. j. Farrell. Mr.. b. V.
Collins, Mr. II. :. Cock, Mr.. A. l. Hotch-
kin, IT,, and Mr.. ". A. Collins.
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prizes were won by Miss Van Aartsr. Miss
Bailey, Miss kershaw and Miss 1rlggs
After the games we're finished refresh
ments were served. Among those present
were. Mrs. J. ". Fsrriss, Mrs. c. A. Fer
Kiss, Miss Fsrriss, Miss Ciariael Ferriss,
Miss Dolly Ferriss. Mrs ]. NJ. Miller. Mrs.
A. z Bail. Miss Griggs. Miss kershsw.
Miss Bailey, MISS Van Msrier, Mrs ]. ".
winslow, Mrs. G. C. Wagner. Miss Wisst-
ling, of Seattle, Miss Little.
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MIA. Helen We'll. En,ertain..

On Friday evening Miss Helen Wells
entertained the Social Club NJ her home,
HOS sixth street. The evening was spent
in games, music and dancing. The guests
were: Miss Alison, Miss Thorndyke, Miss
Price. Miss Cory. Miss Madge Corey, Miss
van Tassei, Miss Personus, Miss Steele,
Mr.. T. II. Tyson. Mr.. Frank b. Ingersoli,
Mr.. Fred tombstone, Dr. William Ludlow,
Mr. Robert Joslyn. Mr. S. y. Irwin. Mr..
viii personus. Mr. Boyd Wells.
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Several Worlds fair games were intro
duced Wednesday evening at party given
by Miss Angie Rice and Miss Fay Fuller
at the formers residence. Among those
present were: Mr. and Mrs. ]. p. Hodg-
ms, Miss Hattie Campbell, Miss Mollis
Morris, Miss Maad 0'Neill, Miss Agnes
Manion. Miss Pearl Hunt, Mr.. F. B. Cole,
Mr.. E. c. Morrison, Mr.. II. NJ Goodman,
Mr.. II. II. Rice, Mr.. w b. Keith, Mr. K.
L. Horkins, Mr.. T. Z. King. Mr.. c. +.
Cochrane
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Mr.. @. A. Spencer and Miss Irene Love-
lace we're married at the home of the
brides parents. in Iowa City. on the 18th
OF January. They Immediately left for
Seattle, where they will in future reside,
coming by way OF Denver and arriving in
this city during the present week. Mr.
Spencer Is assistant cashier in the Ma
tionGl Bank of Commerce.
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rssty-cens Charity Euehre.

Charity euchre parties are again being
enjoyed. This afternoon one of these
parties was held at the residence of Mrs.
Chester Thorne, az O'Clock. Despite
the number of these entertainments
given heretofore they have not yet lost
their popularity. and there are certain
ones who are ever tempted to attend, and
hesitating. they are not lost" but their
so cents gained for the good cause, what
ever that may be. The party this
afternoon was given for the benefit Of the
Children's Home.
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Trinity Pnrf.h EntrrtaSnment.

A charming entertainment in aid of the
organ fund Of Trinity church will be
given at the parish house, on Cherry and
Eighth streets. next Thursday evening,
January .. The leading feature of the oc-
easion will be tarce-comedy, entitled
Not such Fool as He Looks" by soma
talented ladies and gentlemen Of this city.
Dancing and refreshments will follow the
play and add 70 the pleasures of the even
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Moran Pef@rapn.

At noon on Thursday Mr.. August
Moran and Miss Mathilda Peterson, both
Of this city, were married by Rev. Martin
l. Larson. the ceremony taking place at
the residence of the officiating minister.
Iii Lincoln street.
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Mi.. werlev.. Euehrs Party.

Miss Tracy Worley gave progressive
euChrs party at her home, No. l022 South
I street.. On Wednesday evening. There
we're present: Miss Gillespie. Miss Haz-
gard. Miss Putnam, Miss Aylwin, and
Mr.. Trevve,t. Mr.. Eige-ton. Mr.. Hale,
Ny. Morley
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Last Saturday afternoon 9 delightful
progressive eachre party vas given b.
Mrs. J. ". FERRIS ior her daughter .in-IAw,
Mrs. c. A Ferriss, who Is visiting her.
The afternoon was passed delightfully."- snd
seEae exciting games ssEs played. The
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The Emerson schoo. piano fund enter
tainmens was given at the Bryant last
evening The programme: "a Quarrel
Among the Flowers" song, male quar-
tette. members of the club; chorus. Rock
a-bye," Miss Faies' class; violin solo. Miss
Clyda JOY. Deisarte drill, Miss Thomas
class; M. Jourdain Learns to Spell :" reci-
tation. Miss Daisy Clifford; drill. Emerson
Girls; recitation, Miss Ruth Hogan; drill.
St. Luke's Cadets: recitation, Mr.. Philo
Wentworth; song. Emerson octette.
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Ayers Pills are constantly advancing IL
tAe estimation "a those who use them.
they Improve the appetite, promote tfi-
sesiion, restore healthy action. and regu-
late every function. They sre pleasant to
take. geaiis IN their operation, and poser
tai an sGbluing disease.
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Conc.rt nv German s,rrer..

The Seattle Iiederkranz, the noted Ger
man singing society. gives this evening a
grand concert at Turner hall, under the
leadership of Prof Alfred Lueben. An
orchestra OF twenty musicians and a
chorus of forty-fve members, besides sew
eral solo singers. will render some excel
lent musical selections by Mendslssohn,
Abt and other great composers. An
operetta viii close the entertainment
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sunsiop-.Infsaekou.

Richard ". Condor and Miss Inex ].
jameson, both % Port Gamble, were mar
ried on Monday. January Is. 1894 at the
residence of Mrs. W. Il. lacking, on Rem
ton hill, by Rev. Clark Davis.
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A Pert BlNAolsv rh..,sr PART,

poEt hlase3sy theAscs party VA given
~ Capt, Primrose Ga Taurs.lsy evening
e. the Seattle thsAigr 60 Stiffness I.assts
collins Among Sac FaAav present Wers:
NJ. sa4 Mrs.. Ii. 7. Fsscs. Ns. aud Ma. A.
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Mr.. n. n. sdsa.rd sa,,r,.sa.

An agreeable surprise was given on Mon
day evening to Mr.. Il. r. Edouard on his
sSt birthday At his residence, - Lake
street. The evening was spent with games
and music interpreted wish = substantial
luncheon furnished by Mrs. Edouard.
Among the surprising party we're Mrs
Thomas Cranney, Mrs, ncMott Sinonsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Cowen, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Edward Miss Anderson. Miss Ciymer.
Miss Cary. Miss E3ns Ptnkhsn. Miss
Elsie Pinkham, Miss Hazel Cowen, Mr..
Luis Hammenway, Mr.. E4 Nation, Mr..
Albert PinlhaEa.
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The Mandolin cancert.

A large and fashionable audience at
tended the first annual mandolin concert
given in Chickering hall on Tuesday even
ing. The programme was well rendered
and every number encored. The two man
dolin clubs, the Vivienda and Ladies'. sur
prised their friends and the audience by
their excellent music. The programme
rendered was as follows: "Vivienda
March" tPickerili), Ladies' and Vivienda
Mandolin Clubs: quartette, ''old Cabin
Home" Giee CIuh-Messrs. James lie b.
johnson, e. @. Griggs. F. Clark, r. G..
Walker; mandolin and guitar duet, Prof.
PickerilI and Fred Cowden; violin solo.
"Reveris" tvieuxtemps), Prof. Olof Bull /;
"Mesto Pensiero Waltz" tMasit. Ladies'
and Vivienda Mandolin Clubs. piano and
mandolin duet, ''Miserere" tn Trova-
tore" Verdi), Prof. Pickerill and Robert
Newell; banjo duet. Patrol Comique,"
Prof. Pickeriil and Leroy W. Taylor; man
dolin quartette. Misses Sue Brown, Ida
Chamberlin, Prof. Pickerill. Fred Cowden +;
High School Cadets March" (Sousal
Viylenda and Ladies' Mandolin Clubs.
The Glee Club quarsette's ballad, "0ld
Cabin Home" was vigorously applauded.
Prof. Bulls rendition of Vieuxtemps'
Revere" and Prof. Pickeriil and Tay-
lor's banjo duet were the browning success
of the evening.
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heYs nitei and qua repairing: ali work
guaranteed. HARDY & Hall, Piozesr hlock.
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The Northern PseIac are now running 1iniuw
cars between sNAite and Portland Oh trains
.e&Flag Seattle daily 81 s. n saa lsAglns
FoTis4nG daily a. = IL Tan service a
sekno~ edged 70 ee unsurpassed
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unity elub pl.ea..e. Pell.Ieal Referms.

The Unity Club at the Unitarian church
discussed Political Reforms" on Wednes-
day evening. The meeting was opened
with vocal solo by Mrs. ]. L. Waller.
Mr.. Joseph Shipper then gave a lecture OF
about an hours length on the subject for
the evening. This was followed, as usual,
by hearty discussion. The subject for
discussion next Wednesday evening is
single Tax
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On Monday evening Demorest medal
oratoTieal contest took place at Temper
ance hall. on Market street, the contest
ants being Miss Maggie sutton, Miss
Byrdie Sawyer, Miss Hatfield. Miss Phoebe
Jones. Mr.. Richard T. Basheli and Mr..
Henry Sutton. The judges were Mr..
Junius Rochester, Mr.. Walter Gerard and
Rev. Il. ID. Sinclair. who awarded the
medal TO Miss sutton. Among the other
features of the evenings entertainment
we're song by Miss Tsenie Gilman and
instrumental selections by Mr.. Harry Hat
field aud Miss Nellie Brown. Rev. +. d.
Sutton made the opening address and pre-
sented the medal TO his daughter.
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On IhuFsday evening Miss Nellie blake
Was given a party In honor Of her 9TH
birthday at her home on Fourth aud
Frank streets. After a hounufal repast
the evening was spent in games and
music. The little hostess was the reciIs-
lent of many pretty presents. Thosc
present we're; Misses Mabel and Birdie
Hin. Belle WILCOX. Esther West. Pauline
Pet;is, Alice Fontius. Mabel Decker. Ella
and Gerry Ebilsr. Mile and Tiliia lAnde-
mann. Johanna SaggneisieF, Elsie Curtis.
Masters Russell and Ralph Brindley.
Walter West, Aaolph liademsnn, Artic
Hill.
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@Al positively care SICK bead ehe asa prevent
"A re'nrn- Naftsrs Lutte Liver Pals Ih4s Is
'1'1 tAss. bat truth, pae PHI 4oxe sse atvex-
@saS-4cnA ss@aA psi. ~a-agi dose. sna.l ysF.c1
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The comu. club at mr.. TrowhrIdge'.

On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. J. +.
Trowbri dye entertained the comus Whist
Club. at their home. the Ivy Cottage. fi4
Seventh street. Those present were: MIR
and Mrs. w. II. White. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
T. Benton. Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. McGinnis.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Chiniquy. Mr. and
Mrs. II. l.. Bell, Prof. and Mrs f. j Bar.
nard. Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Wittler Mr.. and
Mrs. +. +. Carroll, Mrs. +. W. saeknap.
Mrs. r. II. Wood. Mr. W. X. Gibbs. Of
Chicago; Mr.. Nelson Parker The next
meeting will be the last of the series,
when the prizes will be awarded, and will
be held A. the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
Ii, L. Bell 1914 Renton avenue.
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Ladies' French cl.b a, Mis-. strure...

On Thursday afternoon the Ladies'
French Club was entertained by Miss
stEuve- Mrs. Charles Shepard and Mrs.
Caroline s. Hatfield were present as
guests besides the following members of
the club: Mrs. A. b. Stewart, Mrs. J. +.
Mcknight. Mrs. George +. Gund. Mrs. III.
h. Selmes. Miss Russell. Miss Brockes and
Miss Halter.
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The st. Elizabeth's Guild of Trinity
church will give "hard tunes" dance at
the Tacoma not very far in the future.
This will undoubtedly be success, as
these dances in Seattle were SO delightful,
the only difference being. there the men
got them up and here they must be started
by the opposite sex. AS dances have not
been given any too often this winter who
could Withstand the temptation Of this
one1 The invitations are written on bits
of brown butcher shop wrapping paper.
tied with pale lavender string. addressed
and stamped on the outside, thus doing
away with paper and envelopes. This is
the style of the invitation:
You are invited to q Hard Times dance. at
"The Tacoma HOTEL" on Wednesday evening,
January "A, 1894
FLOOR COMMITTEE:
Mr.. Everett GrigEs, Mr.. ". Z. Best, Mr. George
White, Mr.. + Bull, Mr.. ]. T. steeh
FaTRoSEssEs:
Mrs Frank Allyn, Mrs Nelson Bennett.
Mrs Percy Dickinson, MIRA Adns Anderson,
Mira James Ashton, Ars Hugh Nailace.
Mira. Frank Garden, Mrs Melbourne Bailey,
Mrs. A. B. Bull
Tickets from the patronesses: Ladies. 50 cents;
gentlemen, 81. with privilege OF tsxtsg lady.
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A Progressive Euchre Party.

The P. p c. Club gave its first entertain
meut Thursday evening in the shape OF
progressive euchre party AT the residence
of Mrs. ]. s. Kline. AZ No. 1912 Solth Four
teenth street. The club was recently
formed by the members of the Ladies
Guild of the Church of the Holy Com
munion TO assist the Guild in Its work
The evening was pleasantly spent play
ing euchre, and the ladies can certainly
congratulate themselves on the success OF
the evening. Mrs. DR.. Scherg won the
ladies' capital prize. and Mrs. d. B. Shell
Ter the BOBBY prize. With the gentlemen.
Mr.. G.. W. Anderson won the capital and
Mr.. s. c. kimball the BOBBY PRICES.
Among the many present were MIR. and
Mrs. r. A. Bellinger. Mr.. and Mrs. Jona-
than Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Anderson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. L.
Demorest, Mr. and Mrs. d. B. Shelter. Or.
and Mrs. F. J. Scherg, DR.. and Mrs. A. J.
Parker. Mrs. A. w. 0llar, Mrs. Robert
Longmire, Mrs. J. s. Page. Mrs c. NJ.
Shaw. Mrs. Charles Torkelson, Mrs. Fred
erick Roeder. Mrs. Arthur Weichbrod,
Miss Tullock, Miss Jessie Smith. Miss
Jackson, Miss BERTHE Parker. Mr.. s. c.
Kimball Mr.. Mark Bellinger, Mr.. III.
Pugh. Mr.. J. r. Mayne. Mr.. A. 2. Stevens,
Mr.. G. c. Fisher. Mr.. John Page. Mr..
Robert Roeder. Mr.. Charles Torkeison, jr.,
and Mr.. f. Beecher.
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TN friday evening M aud MIS- ]. '.
Mccullough entertained the r. o. r
Whist club ut their home. 9ol Fifth
street. Besides cards the amuse-
neEts OF the evening were mu-
sic and recitations. Those pres
ent were: MIR. aud Mrs. T. r. Corey, Mr..
and Mrs. II. Il. Augustine. Mr.. and Mrs,
Frank Steele, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Raser,
Mr. and Mrs. John ". Moore. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Il. Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. Theo l..
Turner. Mr.. aud Mrs. Calvan llagan, Mrs.
u. I. Harris. Miss Lizzie Jay Richardson,
Mr.. 4. T. Robinson and MIR. J. NJ. Gep-
hart
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The yiva... Club'. Fir.t Party.

On Friday evening the Vivants Dancing
Club gave its first party at the Arlington
hotel. the chaperones being Mrs. The
dngs. Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. Kellogg and Mrs.
Skinner. Those present were: Miss Nellie
Hubbard, Miss Clara Hill. Miss Bertha
Yoang. Mas Ethel Young. Miss Ida
Thedinga, Miss Mamie skinner. Miss Jes-
sic Coffin. Miss Winnie Athnr, Miss Alice
Ward. Miss Grace Barager, Miss Lulu
Gardner. Miss Ward, Mr.. Albro Gardner,
Mr.. shortridgs. Mr.. Edwards. Mr.. NJ. w
Parker. Mr.. Van Smith. Mr.. Forbes
Brown, Mr.. William Lietz. Mr.. A. Hess,
Dir. :. Crawford. Mr.. Duffy. Mr.. T.
Haines, Mr.. III. A. Turner.
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m...et Y. U. snLlh.. nlrtha.r r.rtr.

Master Fred Heath Smith entertained
at his home, Sa3 Temperance street. leN
~ his young friends on Friday evening. ia
honor OF his i@sa birthday. Among those
present were Agnes swanson. Myga q.
Saith, Ada j.. smith, Florence Edlth
Smith, Sewsom Harrison. Harry HarF3.
son, Frank kples. EgaesG Ward, Theodore
swanson, huk Ward. Harold kahaley.
MaufoFd Swanson. Floyd hshaley. Games
~erc INDUCED IN and Investments were
served Al O'Clock. Sad Al 10 the yeaag
guests departed.
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Aas8Easi.s1 ppsl1ve.y eurSs g Prentxs
AsSssI!saG s.-4A AZ kAsas -a ealE& 1.sxx.ssA.
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SOCIETY AT TACOMA.
Women Will Give a Minstrel
Entertainment.
HARD TIMES DANCE AlAsEATTLE
New Musical and Social Ciub-Aore
Ffny-Cent Charity Euehre-Stvi-
enda's AIIey-Chat.

TACOMA. Jan. 2a-fSpeciaL Charity
performances are once more ranking
the foremost Of the entertainments now
given, and 80 cents again comes into
requisitiou as substantial reply to an in
vitation for cards. Many are on the qui
vive on the subject Of me amateur min
strels 20 be given before long st the Ninth
street thester. entirely by the feminine
members Of society. Many are the specu-
lations and great the anticipation envei-
oping this entertainment 1t Is not
known by many who viii take the Leading
parts. SO that it will burst upon the public
with double wonder the night OF the per-
Torrance, which is not far OF. 1t viii be
given for the benefit of the Woman's Ex-
change, which institution will doubtless
realize largely on SUCH an entertainment.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-21

lass evening Miss Jessie Steele enter.
iAlned the }. r g. L. Whist cab At her
home. @ib South IseI.th street Those
present were Miss AuSusune, Miss SAT-
tevtaSsite. Miss Persoueus. Miss Corey,
Miss Ms3Se Corey. pr William ludlow,
Ar. fFsnS karas, Mr., n. A. kyer. Mr..
Fred ]ohnstcue &H. WIZ Humphries.
Gs. +. Il. Neanaa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-21
The New Musical Club.

Tickets from the patronesses: Ladies'. 80 cents
gentlemen, 81. with privilege of txxisg lady.