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RidIcule can beat Gutta Percha, they
say. and even leaving this aside. public
form warrants her beating the lot
pitted against her In this race. Butter
flies Is q good nlly also, but the chances
are that Eicldule will hold her safe.
Flush should be third.
Fourth Rarc.-Sew Rochelle Handicap for all
ages; a sweepstakes Of I2j each. with 81 600
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COMBINATION SALE.

A variety of over 400 different
patterns of American, English,
German and French worsteds,
cheviots, serges, and trouserings
in all mixtures and colorings.
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First RaCC-IInrrv Reed, Walter.
Second Race Banquet. Selena -,
Third RICn-IIuttertlics, Iiidiculc.
Fourth Race StonCnrll. John Cooper,
Firth Rau"-Dr. HHsbrouck. Dorian.
sixth Race-Armitage, Disturbance.
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Weinberg with 100 pounds on his back
looks hard to beat ana ne should win
He handled Discount Galilee and other
good ones on Saturday with surprising
ease Stonenell should beat John
Cooper for the place
Fifth Race.-Swccpstakes OF SIS each. with
Gooo added: for three 'ycar'olds md upward. Lix
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Some excellent racing should be seen
at Morris Park to-day. The programme
Is hrst-class as far as quality goes and
the fields are not too large. The open
ing event is an owners Handicap and
the majority of the two-year-oIds are
In very light. Waltzer and Harry Reed
are amors those named to CO. the lat
ter getting nineteen pounds from Gideon
g. Days colt. Weight amounts to
very little In n dash, and those young
sters should be very close together at
the finish.
Banquet, Pickpocket, Herald. Count
and others in the second race ought to
furnish rattling contest at n mile and
q quarter.
In the ;hird the public will have II
chance to measure the respective merits
OF those good hlies. Ridiculc and Butter
flies. Applause, California. Philomena,
Flush anc other good ones are entered
S;onenell, Comanche, John Cooper and
Weinberg are among the lot in the New
Rochelle Handicap, "A dash of seven fur
longs and the only stake event on the
card.
a good lot of sprinters go in the NTH
racS and In the sixth a moderate class of
three-year-olds Will face the starter.
The track may be "a tritic heavy. The
entries and selections are as follows:
First Race.--owners' Handicap for two-year.
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Harry Reed and Walter look to have
the opening event between them. In
the writer's opinion the former Is the
named. Daric should beat the others.
Second Race.--Handlcap Sweepstakes for all
agea. Of llh ench Win 81 nnn nllnd nnn nlln md
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Pickpockets races with Ramapo at
Brooklyn prove him to be In good shape
this Spring. and he may beat Banquet
ut the distance. Herald ought to be
third
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DIR. Hasbrouck should have no diff
Guilty in beating the field in this race.
Ajax and Dorian look the best of the
others.
Sixth Race.-sweepstakes Of SIS each with
u. 900 added. fer thrce-year-Olds. selling: one
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Sash Ribbons.

IN SECTION 2
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The closing event may be won by
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wEpDISss.



lie home Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Y Hoyt
AZ O'Brien's was the scene OF pretty.
quiet wedding Wednesday evening. Au-
gust l: y hen their son, j. Frank Hoyt. OF
Seattle. was united IN marriage TO Sophia
A Jones, Of Woodstock, n b.. the Rev
G. Z. FulmeF, OF Kent officiating. The
ROOMS were prefti,y decorated with ivy
and cut flowers. Only the nearest rela-
ives Of the family were present. and as
the ceremony ended best wishes and con-
ordinations were extended, which only
ceased al the announcement of supper. A
very pleasant evening was enjoyed BY all.
Miss Jones is from Woodstock, y. B.. the
former home of Mr.. Hoyt, where she has
Lived Tor several years past aud enaeared
herself 10 ali. Many were the regrets ex-
pressed By her numerous friends at her de-
parture, and their best wishes and con-
GFatuiations come with her. Mr.. Hoyt
has been citizen OF Seattle for the last
five years, being in the employ OF Mr.. G..
+. Raymond during that time. After a
short trip TO the springs and elsewhere,
the happy couple will reside in Seattle.
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COMING EVENTS.

Mr.. F. X. Strive will leave tor an ex-
tended Eastern trip IN few days.
Mr.. L. s. ]. Hunt is expected home from
the East the early part of this week.
Miss Burnett will attend the lawn tennis
tournament ~ Victoria during the week.
Miss Clark will entertain the Alpha-Tau-
Omega Club at Camp AIkl point tomorrow.
farewell party will be given today to
Mr. and Mrs. A. FortIouis at East Seattle.
Mr.. George Hyde Preston will take a
party to the Country Club during the
week.
Mrs. Manson F. Backus will give a
luncheon for Mrs. G. Morris Halter next
Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Daniel KelIeher will attend
the lawn tennis tournament during the
coming week.
Mr.. II. F. Meserve will entertain hts
friends with box party at the theater to-
morrow evening.
Miss Mary Badger. of Anacortes. will be
the guest OF Miss May Sewan Buck during
the coming week.
Mrs. K. c. Washburn will return home
this week. having spent few weeks with
her mother IN Portland.
Mrs. Halter will give small card party
next Thursday in honor OF her daughter
in-law. Mrs. q. Morris ialler.
Mr.. Charles II. kittinger who has been
spending the past lew months IN Eastern
cities, i expected home thIs week.
sunset Lodge, No. 10 Knights % Fytaias
OF Victoria. Il. g.. will attend the regatta
on Lake Washington August IL and Is
Mr.. and Mr.. James r. 0berteufier viii
entertain theateT party iomorrow even
ing In honor of Miss Ferriss, OF Tacoma.
The KnickerA1ckers viii give their pic
mic next Thursday afternoon az Madrona
park Ladies al ; o'clock, gentlemen st O
Mrs. ". C. Butler. Of Everett, ws.l enter
tain Friday evening. August "a and quite
anumber Of Seatgte's society people VIII
attend.
The Novelty Club will he entertained hy
Mrs 4. Ronald ss her residence on
Rainier street neIt Wednesday afternoon
al clock sharp.
marty OF campers will leave mex.
WTsb.Sasv on Coltnans steam lAauch
cyrene fer Agate beach. orcas island, 20
be soae tao weeks.
Mrs f I. Terry and Mrs r. ]. Grant
will chanerone Mss Furth Miss GrAnt
ana Mss EEhel Hanna 10 Nictoria next
"wednesday 20 attend the lawn teanIs
tournament
NJ. +. $ Rowe aud her daughter, Miss
X,ns Rove. viii leave tomorrow ~ the
sfe4nier t4tv OF raebla for California,
wkere Miss Rove w5H enter Nails e2ksege.
Nlf4 IeaWe wlu remain wGth her daughter
Two montas.
Ms A ~. Eagle. Mrs. Maurice Nc
Mirken and Mrs. A. i. stewart have inFf-
fatfcn~ cut for RECEPTION 70 - given a.
$500, Fnetal frota - - 3 next Ihars tay.
The Alals promises ~ ~ qalss slaSet@ss'
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What an agTeeayte one. too. is experienced BY
tho Hitherto misguided individual who has
beSn ceaseieSaiy Dut vainiy dosing for years
pastIn the futlis hope OF curing constipation.
when drastic pills and potions are abandoned
for Hosistters stomach Bliters, faithful
auxiliary Of nature. which does iss Work with
cut gripping or weakening, but always effectn.
cally. throw physie 20 the eogAs' and this
benign aad thorough laxative. which achieves
results with estgnisa as well crafty tnoae
Who use It Not only regular habit Of b0dy
bas complies dlgesilan anG assimilation are re-
stored b. 10 use IL regulates Tho liver and
ktdnsys, and eouutsracts tendency 70 rhoa.
snaflssa. la no case where II IL posaibls to pro-
case IL should ia nss De delayed. F0rtifY with
IL aaa4aat malaria
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Serving Tenni. Tea.

The tennis tea was served as usual on
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Harrison Fos7
ter presided. assisted, among Others, by
Miss Durgin. Miss Curl and Miss Baker.
Among those who played were: Miss
Paddock, Miss Bailey, Mr.. Morton RAMS
dell, Mr.. +. s. Bull. Miss Beckwith. Miss
Keown, Mr.. George White. Miss Kershaw,
Mr.. =. J. Fransioli ana Mr.. Purdon.
Among those present were: Mrs. III. @.
Potter, Mr. and Mrs. r. IS Hill. Miss
Woodruff, Miss Margaret Darnall, Miss
Dickinson. Miss Evans. Mr.. Jack Bradford,
Mrs. 4. X. Hiscock, Mr.. Hiscock, Miss
Sergeant. Mr.. Sergeant. Mr. Theodore
6riggs. Miss Worden, Mrs. George White.
Mrs c. -. Hurley, Mrs. Harry Hurley,
Mrs. r. 6nshee, Miss Seymour. Mrs. Otis
Sprague, Mrs q. C. Wagner, Miss Griggs,
Miss Munson, Mrs. James Ashton, Miss
Meek, Miss Patterson. Miss Bennett. Miss
Peggy Underwood. Miss Florence Pad
dock, Mrs Rowe, Miss Mabel Rowe, Mrs.
George Browne and Miss Taylor.
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SOCIETY OFTHE WEEK
/ Number Of Select Luncheons
and Parties.
CAMPERS COMING AND GOING.
4 Large Colony at AIki Point-Echoes
From Chautauqaa-weddi of
the Week-Personals.

With the exception Of few select
funcheons and private parties. the pleas
rres Of the week among society people
xe,e sought for aud found out OF doors, on
water and ia parks aud woods. Sailing
ard boating parties were numerous. and
.lmost everybody who could get away
sought out spot on some cool beach for
assessor Of primitive camping. The col
aay ate Aiki point has been greatly in
creased, and some 200 Seattle people
are charging their systems with
crons and developing good appetites.
cnaasauqua also makes good showing.
while the beach along Lake Washington
i dotted with campers Of every descrip-
ton. Next week viii see many camp
srs coming home. and by the end OF the
month tie rest viii be turning back home
s,rsngthened in mind and body for the
labors Of tie winter. a number or inter
ssslng events are on the tapis for the COM
ing week IN aud out OF doors.
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Thursday Ser Vancouver. where they en-
peel 10 suend some same.o
Mr. and Mr. c. ". Seymour spent a
sherrtiNe a. NSughn this &eek.
aNeS Batiay has been Spending the past
few days with Mrs. c. h. Harley.
Mss Jessie Seymour IS visiting Miss
WiesslingAl her heme IN West Seattle.
Ny. and Mrs. James II. DexS have gone
10 housekeeping a. Ne, SIE North Yakima
Avenue.
Miss Worlen eaye delightful little
inneheo9 Yesterdays her home on South
Q street
Mrs. John Thomas. formerly of this city.
Is VISITING Mrs, joshua Pierce at her home
on q street.
Mrs.9J- + Owens and family and Miss
osaafs have retained frOm theft visit in
the country.
Mr. and Mrs simon and haby, from
Portland, are now oin tbs city, visiting
; Mrs. elmoa5s mother. Mrs. Johnston.
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Going 10 victoria.

OF course. quite number will go 60 Vie
torfa 70 accompany the TAcoma players
and to be present at the tennis tourna-
ment. A very pleasant stay N that de-
lighffuI city Is anticipated. and as the party
that goes tomorrow Is jolly one, ali will
probably Joy the trip 20 the utmost. IL
+. hoped that some Of the Victoria players
will enter the open tournament here later
on giving all then an equal chance Of vim
ming. Tar as the courts are concerned, as
tbo.e in Victoria are turf, and. Of course,
are.very different from the clay ones here
10 f.laF:on
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Mr. Wesley J. Richards and Miss Hattie
J. Leake, both of Cherry Valley. were
made one at the residence OF the officiating
minister. John +. Damon. $40 Fifth street.
Seattle. Wednesday evening, August l..
1884, and will doubtless long and pleas
antly remember the opportane presence Of
the excellent musicians who contributed
so largely TO the interest of the occasion.
Among the witnesses were Mr.. and Mrs.
c. q. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. John A. C..
Gosewisch, Mrs.. Winnie 4. Thomas and
others
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Fyeat-Hexs.

Just about month ago there arrived
from the East two gentlemen. one of
them married, who had formed partner
ship for extensive lumber business AZ
South Bend, this state. The unmarried
member OF the firm, Mr.. Charles g. Erect.
decided to go in advance of his lady love.
Miss Margaret K. Hess, Of GAINESVILLE. Wis,
that he might arrange home prior to the
tying of the nuptial knot. The BRIDE ar
rived from GAINESVILLE Wis, a few days
ago. They met and were married IN Seat
tie. The Rev. Alexander Alison, ID. D., OF
the First Presby terian church. was the Of
fIciatIng minister. and the ceremony took
place At his residence. 1912 Marion street.
Tie happy couple are spending the honey
moon ia this city, expecting to be at home
to their friends early next week, when
they expect TO bgein housekeeping at
South Bend.
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Roberts, Owen an9f5Iasys I4eyshon. Bella
and Pearl Price. Mr.. and Mrs. Ltova
Joses. Cart. Davies. NJ. John Hughes.
Dir. O. v.setsens. sMe. Charles saunders.
Mr.. r q. Price on the coenet and Ms
Iarrie Fleming, Prot Martfns and Mrs.
Dr. Creighton accompanied the respective
SINGERS on the organ- The proceeds went
TO TIE church fund DR.. Whitvorth ad-
dressed tisauiience. and bis kind rezaarks
IN regard - tAe church we're we'll received.
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and naater OF novel attractions are
PROMISED The laSies have chartered tie
steamer Cnehails Tor the occasion. xhIcA
viii Leave Central dock az 10 - a 70.
Cards are ont for the marriage IN San
Francisco next Wednesday. August :. 81
Mr.. George W. Fischer, senior merssber OF
the nrn OF Fischer Brothers. formerly
Fischer & Mcdonald aad Miss Elizabeth
F4cFence Jackson The welding WI. take
place AZ the residence OF the brides
mother, 23oS Franklin street. San IRAN.
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The marriage of Mr.. Henry ]. stiller to
Miss Sadie A. Summer was quietly SOL
amnized at the residence of the Rev. Free
man, corner of Fourth and Marion streets,
last Wednesday evening. The bride was
attended by Miss Kate Summer. and Mr.
George H. Meyer acted as best man. The
happy couple left tor short tour around
the Sound, and will be at home to their
friends after August 9.
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"starp Card Party at Went Seattle.

cMr. and Mrs. William M. Convey gave a
card party at the ''Star" mansion in West
Seattle Friday Of last week IN honor of
Miss Holland. The name Of the old
Homestead was made feature throughout
the evening, and star tally saSss and star
decpEasisas were ironinsnt for their
beauty and near application. The gaests
os the occasion were; The Misses Fisken.
Misses 9Aysrsi, Miss Proper. Miss SnsIi-
vans stIss stretch, the Misses Bowers. Dir.
"a X. Hiskea, Dir. Stretch. Messrs. Alex
aaldeT and Andrew Jameson. Mr.. Rob-
tans, Mr. Merris Chesi, Mr. Robert Red
ffeldt Mr. 0gavie.
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Eliot se.sinrhau..

Cards have been received from Mr.. and
Mrs Theodore Sessinghaus, of ST. Louis,
Mo-, announcing the marriage of their
daughter. Miss Minna Charlotte, to Rev
William Greenleaf Eliot. jr., Wednesday,
July Is. 1884, Rev. Mr.. Eliot. jr., recently
resigned as pastor of the Unitarian church
in Seattle TO accept the position of assist
ant TO DR.. Stebbins in San Francisco. Rev.
and Mrs. Eliot, jr., will be lat home" in
san Francisco after September Is.
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A EecIpraclsy club Party.

The youHg Ladies OF the Rainier Heights
Ginbgave an enjoyable danciag party TO
the young geatLemen OF the club at the
hofns of Miss Alice Fisher last Tuesday
exening. The roofas were beautifully
decorated the reception room IN yellow,
the parlors 10 roses and late lilies. the
halls and spacious dining room in cat
taHs aud ivy. Dainty programmes for
dancing were prepared by the young
LADIES' Refreshments were served az IL.
Miss Jessie Hicks presided at the piano in
her usual brilliant manner
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Fremont People Guests at chautauqua

Prof L. T. Storey and family enter
talned. last Tuesday, PARTY of Fremont
folks az Ghautauqua. The day was pleas
antiy spent attending the graduating
exercises. aud the party returned in the
evening much benefited by the trip.
Among those present were: Mrs. e. p.
Stone, Mrs. NJ ]. KBbourne, Mrs. A. NJ.
Morrison, Mrs. r. A. Bean, Mrs. K. s.
BensmeFe. Mrs. s. Il. Marsh. Mrs II.
: Beam Mrs. Frank Kilbourne. Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. f. Nichols and Misses Edna and
Ofaa K ili,o!frne.
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NJ. Frank o. Ffazsers and Miss Frazier
are ct e hasset5 zach
Mss Ilsl am ater entertained few friends
at II ms heon yestef1ay-
4grs RS. 81 Washington City, IL the
guest or fs.zl looiIsfle
af .s9i Washington City. visited
Mrs. ( - 81 Bae91atiiis eeek
Mgs. Harvey Ailpo. and family left On
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c.mn Hunt. ON Lake Washington.

The following persons are at Camp
HINT about half mile 90 the north road
l.aalng from Juanlta. Lake Washington,
~ here their friends viii hnd them pleas
antlv located: Mrs. ]. II, Wilson ard
Mrs I. A. Merrill, of 0aklsad, Cal. Mr..
snd Mrs. ]. ". Lowry. Mss Amy Cad.sn,
Mis- Gertrude Cadien. Mr.. Karl Tyete,
Mr.. Harry :. Cadien, Master Fred W. Ca
sien ana MIR. L. M. Turner. all OF Seattle.
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Pease-Jacobson.

Mr.. Charles +. Pease and Miss Elizabeth
A. Jacobson, both OF this city, we're joined
in marriage at the residence of the offieiat-
ing clergyman, John +. Damon. 9i0 Fifth
street, Seattle. Monday evening. July 30,
1894. at O'Clock. Mr.. L. G. Mutt, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Byron III. Butterfeld and others were
among the witnesses.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Buck enter
rained number OF friends last Friday
evening IN honor Of Mr. Backs birthday.
DriVe whist Was enjoyed for several hours,
AFs- Edwin Hinchliffe and Mr. G. II.
Orendee being fortunate in winning the
prizes. At IL O'Clock refreshments were
served
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The Olympic Lawn Tennis Club at
Twelfth and Madison streets. Is rapidly
coming TO the front, and Its weekly
"wednesday afternoon tea Is growing in
favor and popularity. So far the ladies
Eave been inIhe majority. bat each week
shows alargsf attendance Of tfse sterner
/ sex. and last Wednesdays tea was one Of
the most successful in point OF attendance
ana prominence Of any yet given. Among
the distinguished guests present were
Justice Howell +. Jackson, Of tae supreme
court, aud..his party. The LADIES in charge
OF the tea tables last Wednesday were
Mrs Bond and Mrs. Coroysr. Mex;
"Wednesday the tea is 70 be served by MIRA
Grant and MSs. MacCulsky.
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Mrs l. b. Wallace ard Miss Wallace
gave y reception on Thnrsday evening
81 their home on Tacoma avenue for
Miss Weber. The house was decorated
With golden-rod and other flowers The
hostess received the guests in the reeep-
ton room. Mrs. Frederick Snow sefycd
punch in the library. At the dining room
table. presided over by Mrs. ii, 70. Thomas
and Mrs. Frank Allyn. ice and e9ifee were
served. Among those who assisted We're
Miss Baker. Miss Derickson, Mrs. L. b.
Price. Miss Griggs. Miss Margaret Oar
nall. Among those present were. MIR
and Mrs. William Bigelow, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Hyde. Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank Sharp,
Miss Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Tliiinghast,
Miss TLiinghasf. Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Dn Point, Mr. aud Mrs. Joshua PIERCE,
Miss Thomas. Mr. Morton Ramsdell Mr..
George MiiIiken, Mr.. Charles Herald. Mr..
r. h. Wallace. M. Edgar Wallace, Mrs.
W. w Evans. Miss Evans. Miss Seymour.
Mrs. Clancy. DR.. and Mrs. Wintermute,
Miss Helen Woodruff, Mr.. Harry Wood
ruff, Miss Week, Mr.. John Sutton. Mr..
and Mrs. Snowden, Miss Dickinson, Mrs.
:. X. White, Mr.. and Mrs. X. :. Hill. Mr..
II. ID. Thomas. jr.. Mrs George Browne.
Miss Taylor, Mr.. Walter Cakes. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. b Zabriskie, Mrs. Turner, Mrs.
Frank Clark, Mr. Frank Clark. Mrs.
George Blanchard, Mr.. Theodore Hosmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cornwall. Mr.. III. :.
Griggs, Mr. Theodore Griggs and Mr., and
Mrs q. w. Delprat
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,..,.nn.. snmn.er vacatlsn.

Rev DR.. Watson viii leave tomorrow for
tbs ssashore. During his absence there
Mi be the usual Sunday services IN
.rr,rftv Parish church. With the exception
- ths early Communion service. The
,s-as aav prayers on Wednesdays ana Ri.
.s..x viii he omitted. Dr. " atson's posi-
90 address wlu be Eaidlawt Chehalis
county. Wash,
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- 'es cream social and entertai nmcnt
-. -. as'a a TIE Welsh chorch last Friday
49,. s, a. which the following part O.
- = The mus.es. sna literary pro-
- Mss s. b1sshaw, Miss Elmer
-. Ms. Hathaway. Misses jennie
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sailing paxsv was QUE on the SOUND II
as 100 AHA last Thursday. remaining
sa Gay and returning late ~ we etsnsa' = :.
Those on hoapd 0were. M ana ,.s.s3
n 500. Mf. and Mira A. y. MebE.aei
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Mss xsestllog gave Eenchson at West
S.a,fIa last1 Thursday fh honor Of her
..,,.st Ms Seymour, whtch vas attended
=. Nj. Grant. Miss strive, Mrs. BoseFs,
Mss Graves aSd Mss klsfih. Tee iai3es
..s,7.,ve.i a sNiEa On the s4fki. ami had lunch
served on the beach
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Iha FmhenfaIIce Xaehtinr elue.

The Embenialiee YACHTING Club spent
last SUNDAY on the Sound enjoying an all
aay sail. The club ssiled 70 Biakeley,
landed aud had lunch IN the woods. The
guests of the club were Mrs Edwards. OF
Spokane. Miss Minnie Ward and Mr.. John
Davis. Of Seattle. The members OF the
club are: Miss Benja Marshall. Miss Alice
Ward. Mrs J. O. Nigg}es Nh Pau Hol-
brook. Mr. Henry r. AlelAtore, Mr.. John
~ Ntys-fa
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1wr.. DIR. Ru..en'. Pink LUNCHEON.

Mrs. DR.. Montgomery Russell gave a
mink luncheon last Friday in honor Of
Mrs. q. Morris Halter, The name of the
luncheon was strictly carried out in all
the decorations OF the various room, even
20 the services on the table, the elect be-
ing exceedingly pretty. The affair was
mite select. The guests present were:
Mrs. Haller, Miss Halter. Miss Readmau,
Mrs. Carkeek. Mrs. Rackus. Mrs. Hunt.
Mrs. steadman. Mm. Hebron and Mrs,
kellaher.
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on Monday afternoon reception was
given Is ths. M rabers Of the Aloha Club
by Mrs GAlusha Parsons, in honor Of Mrs.
Aaams. = h5.is .ylslIlng her.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-05

At the Royal restaurant every Sunday
from 70 s they serve a ~ cent dinner
which - beyond question tho best given
NJ the prizes on this Coast. Good sins,
good coos sing and good service are features
OF lhsse dinners. Try tho Royal today.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-05

NJ. and Mira J. W. Jennings, Mr.. and
Mrs Crockett. Mr. and Mrs. Foose. Mr.
James sheafe, Mr.. Guy Crockett, Mss
Ruth Sheafe.