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On Wednesday afternoon the tennis tea
was served by Mrs. Otis Spragus. Mrs A.
Z. Bull. Miss Worden aud Mrs. Steeh.
The table was decorated with roses.
Among those who played were: Miss
Woodruff, Miss kershaw, Mr.. Lewis, Dir.
sheehan, Mr. Clarenee cresson, Mr.. W. A.
sterns,erR. Mr. T. j. Frausiol, Mr. Theo-
dore Griggs, MISS Jessie Seymour. Misa
Paddock. Among those present we're;
Mrs J. s. Boyle. Miss Delamater, Miss
stiles, Miss Darnali. Miss Margaret Dar-
nall. Miss Rove, Mrs. Hans CHESS, Mrs. X.
s. Hill, Mrs. J. NJ. Winston. Miss Ferriss,
Miss Clarihe. Ferriss. Mrs. Franklin Lane,
Miss Underwood. Miss Mamie HarrinK.
ton, Mr. j. Bradford, Mrs. George Moui-
ton, Miss Ovens. Miss Mabel Kershaw.
Miss Florence Macdonald, Mrs. Harry
Hurley. Mrs. Frederick Snow. Miss Mabel
Rowe, Miss Edna purgin, Miss Florence
Hale, Miss Florence Paddock. Miss
Thomas. Mr.. u. X. stevens. Mrs. x. Il.
Price.
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The Olympic Lawn Tennis Ciup is grow
ing in favor with every Wednesday alter
noon tea given by the ladies' auxiliary, and
these weekly events are becoming very
popular and place where every body that
is ANYBODY is sure TO meet everybody else
of the same set IL mas become the cor
rect thing tor all fashionable people to put
in an appearance on the grounds during
these Wednesday afternoons. il only long
enough to have il known that they put in
an appearance. Last Wednesday the at
tendance was exceptionally large, guests
going aud coming all afternoon. Mrs.
Daniel Kelleher and Mrs. Charles Rollins
attended to the refreshments and served
tea, aud were kept busy attending the
many members and guests OF the club.
The interest in the club is growing. if the
attendance and rapid increase in the
membership is an index. Playing is in
dulged in regularly, and Mrs. Kelleher.
Miss Riley, Mrs. Andrews and Mrs. Roll
Inns are coming to the front as experts.
These ladies will play next Wednesday.
Mrs. Gait, Mrs. Whitney and Mrs. Fiskin
will pour tea next Wednesday.
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Country Club House Party.

NJ. George X. Carter gave a dancing
fs'sy At the Country Club house last Fri
w evening IN honor of his sisters, Miss
t1isf and Miss Cordeia Carter, from
honolulu. Mrs. Carter being absent from
" cry, Mrs. j. 4. Gait, another of Mr..
1fseFs sisters, acted as hostess. The
P-s'y took the steamer at 30 in the even
g ana made tho run over ia good season.
$50 club house had been handsomely
1ssosated Tor the occasion, the mellow
tes et several hundred Japanese lanterns
sad the vide veraudas lending add
sAi Charm TO the Arcadian beauty OF
80 and surroundings. Wagner's or
.s'1A had been taken along, and the
's<ehdsd dancing door Of the club house
Kept free from dust during the rest OF
- evening ana up 10 the time the last
-a9e Of the steamer forced the merry
10 return. The return trip was
s-e 70 time 10 reach the last cars on this
he guests Of Mr. Carter were: Mr..
MrS q. A. Andrews. Mrs. III. q.
aF. and Mrs. A. ST. Clair Cook. Mr..
AfS flsken, Mrs r. J. Grant, Miss
- Mrs. g. II. Hebron. Mrs. L. :. ].
81 M. and Mrs. n. keileher. Mr.. and
AN'aafses Rollins. Mr.. and Mrs. f. A.
-. Miss Burnett, Miss Farth. Miss
Il sst Miss Carteg. Miss Cordelia Carter.
a "a Mrs Harry Whitney. Mr.. George
s.esoa, Mr. Josiah Austin Collins,
y sofse Folsom, Mr.. Marshal Bond.
n herman Chapgn, Mr.. George Folsom,
e.. ts'iy. Sir. l. Polly. Mr.. J. ;.
= .@'.a.th, Mr.. Ballet, Mr.. {. T. Master
- ), = Tacoma; Mr.. T. {. Washharn, Mr..
i, nFs Gait, Mr. George L. Carter and
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seeiey-Kimhalt

A pleasingly quiet wedding took place
in 81. Mark church last Thursday morn
ing, July II. at 0 O'Clock. Rev. d. C. Gar
rett uniting Miss Annie l.. Kimpall, OF
Walla Waila, to Mr.. James d. Seeley. of ST.
Johns, n b. Miss kimball is the young
est daughter OF the ia.e William +. Kim
ball. of Walla Walla. and sister OF Frank
Kimball. OF Seattle. Mr.. Seeley is promi-
nent ship broker of St. Johns, aud the
union of the two was Witnessed by only a
few select friends Of the family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Seeley left the same day on the
steamer Kingston for Victoria, where
they were TO take the Canadian Pacific for
their future home IN ST. Johns.
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Mr.. Rufus Clark took out a merry crowd
sailing on Lake Washington last evening
on the launch Antic. in which music,
dancing and refreshments formed some OF
the many pleasant side features. The
guests on board were: Miss Ella Pease.
Miss May Thompson, Miss lone Clark,
MiIs Maud Pease. Mr.. George Chapman,
Mr.. C. Prichard, Mr.. /. f. Garrett, Mr.. W.
4. Steinway. Mr.. ]. I. Barroll, Mr.. John
Ince, Mr.. w. W. Thompson. Miss Edna
Lane. Miss Belle Warren, Miss Addie
Marshall, Mr.. Robert Ellis, Mr. Stanford
Marshall. Mr.. Rufus b. Clark, Miss Maud
Hamilton, Mr. Walter Smoke, Miss Annie
Farnsworth, Mr.. w. Barnes.
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MooeFs. Besides the members Of the club
there were present Mrs. Raser. president
OF the 2. F. Q. Cub. Mrs. Barrett. Mrs.
souie. the Misses Poster. Mrs. Price. Mrs.
Srewse, Nrs- Bauersark and DR.. Mary
1Feen, OF shaiictt. Mich, who favored the
ladies' With an outline OF the work OF the
associated clubs Of her town and also with
an exposition OF her mission as delegate
10 the "Womsn's Congress" at the Mid
winter fair IN connection with the 'sColum-
ban Household Economic Association. -
The afternoon was full OF the pleasure Of
good purpose. good fellowship and good
cheer, as well as:
Tongues In the trees
BOOKS IN the running brooks
sermons in stones.
And good Ia everything"
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c.rnle de L.Anrrs NrIdi.

The Cercle de L'Anres MIDI. a French
club, gave charming fete cnampetre in
honor of Mime Reynolds. of Phila-
delphia, at Ravenna Park last Tuesday.
July 10. The members. With a few invited
guests, met at the rendezvous and with
baskets in hand boarded the car at IL,
reaching the park in time 20 enjoy their
sumptuous lunch spread under the grand
old trees. The chief 'oeuyre Of the oeca-
sion was Welsh raFebif. prepared hy
Mme. Reynolds on n chatting dish. and
relished bv all. especially the gentlemen,
Who Joined the party at luncheon. Later
on the party accepted aa invitation 10 the
Rayenna seminary where they we're de-
lirhtfaly entertained by the hospltanle
hostess. After refreshments. served on
the vine-coyered piazza, Mrs Beck aud her
charming pupils entertained the party
with music on mandoiins and guitars.
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Lawn Party at Yarrow.

Mrs. L. S. }. Hunt gave an informal
afternoon lawn party at Yarrow yester-
day afternoon IN honor of Miss Grant
The party went over in canoes manned by
members of the Canoe Club. The guests
at Yarrow were: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Powers, Mr. and Mrs. f. J. Grant. Mr.
aud Mrs, Gait. Miss Carter. Miss Cordelia
Carter. Miss Grant, Miss Emery. Miss
Furth, Miss Burnett. Mr.. b. Peily. Mr.
Josiah Collins, Mr.. George Hyde Preston.
Mr.. L. Pelly. The party returned TO se-
attic in time for dinner.
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Goodhead-kvans

quiet company Of relatives and friends
from Newcastle assembled In the parlor of
the New England hotel. in this city. at /
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon, July 10. TO
witness the solemnizaiion of marriage be-
tween Mr.. Richard Goodhead. of Kun
mer, and Miss Annie Evans. Of Newcastle
Rev. John r. Damon ofliclated Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. John
NJ. Agnew. who did the hoRors as grooms-
man and bridesmaid; Mrs. Jacob Macy
and Mr.. John T.. Evans. the brides father.
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The obIter piesa club.

The obiter Dieta Cub held its last meet
ing before the summer vacation at Mrs. +.
c. Gilman's, 6i6 Rainier strert. last Mon
day afternoon. The members are: Mrs
:. VI. Preston, Mrs ]. G. Barnes, Mrs. j.
q. Elder, Mrs. II. d. Kline. Mrs. Howard
slausou. Mrs. +. NJ Carr. Mrs. Percy
Rochester, Mrs. A. ". Hastie. Mrs. L. c.
Gilman and Mrs. r. K. Fleming. The next
meeting will be held at Mrs Preston's. on
Rainier street, the frat Monday in Sep
tember
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lations and leave takings before her return
to school at Oakland. Cal Those present
M and Mrs. Morgan Morzans.
:, = = and Yrs John VI. Phillips. Miss Edith
I rholnas. Aiss Alice Cordray, Miss Ida
laws, Miss Olga Hanson, Miss Liz Q
Lsans, Miss Lilly Hutchinson, Miss L:zze
lnofnas, Miss Carrie Jones. Miss Annie
ihomas, Mr.. Saaa-ack Evans, Mr.. David
Morgan. Ne. Charles Dunlap. Mr.. Edward
hughes, Mr. Garfield Morgan. Mr.. Charles
D9tting. Mr. Arthur Davis. Mr.. William
X. Thomas, Dir. David Boiting.
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Camnlnr nt Lnanlta.

4 pleasant camping party has been
roughing it at Juanita. on the beautiful
shores OF Lake Washington. during the
last week and enjoying the Mid beauties
of nature, made more enjoyable by the
spell 81 bot weather. The campers are;
Mr.. and Mrs Albertson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Whittiessy, Capt DeNoife, Miss
Wilcox, OF Butte; Miss DeWoife. Miss.
whittlesey. Mr. Fay, Mr.. Theodore haller
and Mr. g. Mead Emory.
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a Swimming Party.

A bevy or young ladies took a boat
across the lake last Friday afternoon and
enjoyed the inEigarasiug pleasure of o
delightful swim in the cool waters OF the
lake on the sandy beach near Kirkland.
TIE Undines were: Miss Canheld, Miss
Laura Garfield, Miss Ethel Semple. Miss
Mcknight. Miss siionia Fnrth, Miss
Lena Graham
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Among the families now camping az
Aiki point are Mr.. and Mrs. l. f. Pa lner.
Master Prank Palmer. Mr.. E. o. Pettis
and family. Mr.. A A. Cragin and family,
Mrs. a W. Price. Mrs. 4. Mccoy. Mrs.
J. T. Jennings. Miss Fannie Price. Miss
Maud Matthew. Mss Constance Hall. Mr..
r. Calvert, Mr.. OTIS Rank, Mr.. VIII Hess.
Mr.. Lee and Mr. Jay McCloy.
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mr u.ntora,s Yachting Party.

Mr.. Elwood Hanford took the members
of TIE Aipha-Tan- Omega Club out yacht
ing on Lake Washington last Thursday
evening. the club having as guests Miss
Jessie Hantord and Miss Semple. The
club members who eajoyed the salt were
Miss Mcknight. Mss SidonIa Fur,h. Miss
Garfield. Miss Laura Garfield, Miss Clark
Miss Graham, Miss Ethel Semp,e. Miss
Elaine Hanford and Miss Hanford
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7wen.y-hfth Anniversary.

twenty-five years ago today, on July Is,
ls69. in Cavalry church, New York city.
the present pastor of Trinity parish, Rev.
DR.. Watson, was ordained to the ministry
by Bishop Horatio Potter. Sixteen years
of this period have been passed in this
city. DR.. Watson having been called as the
first rector of Trinity in the autumn of
1S-s
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Miss Graham gave yachting party on
Lake Washington last Monday 10 the
stanford university boys. which vas IN
the shape OF aiare@ed entertainment that
included dancing az Baraabee AFTER The
parEy had had n delightful san IN the
cool of the evening on the launch Aquila
Miss Grsham's guests were: Miss Han
forl, Miss McNaaEht. Miss Clark, Miss
canheld. Miss Ssaonia Furth, Miss Laura
Garfield, Miss Ethel Semple, Miss 0ra-
ham, Mr.. Rae. SIR. Weldon, Nj. Camp
bell. Mr.. McLasRe. Mr.. Lewis, Mr.. saee-
ban. Mr.. sumilIsr. Mr.. Davey, Mr. Cox
and Mr. Frank Frederick.
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Novelty club Entertaiaed.

The Novelty CLUB was entertained by
Mrs. A. F. Meizger and Nine. Pratt last
Wednesday afternoon. Twelve ladies
were present. The members will meet at
the James street power house promptly at
2 O'Clock next Tuesday.
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sw.al.h Lutheran Professor.

Rev. Prof o. Olson. D. H.. Ph. d.. wall
preach in The swedish Lutheran ohuich.
Third street. near Pike. today. Dr. Olson
is the president Of Aagustana college and
theological seminary az Rock Island. ILL.,,
which is the largest Lutheran institution
OF learning in the country. and II viii
surely afford The swedish people of Seattle
a great pleasure 90 hear 50 distinguished =
man As Dr. p.Son. Is
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LswIs-EIansiIsy.

The Mkriage OF Mr. Edward Lewis and
Miss Ethel Handiey took place Wednes-
dav evening. July II. at is06 Ninth street,
at the residence OF Mr.. +. Thomas. Rev.
CLARK Davis spoke the words that made
them man and wife. After the ceremony
lunch was served by Mrs. Thomas and the
friends present had an enjoyable time.
Many wer~ the expressions OF congratala-
ton and JOY bestowed rpoaths young
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Y. r. $. G. Nc. social a, Eaxevater.

Mr.. and Mrs. s. b. Galloway enter
tanned the members OF the Edgewater Con-
gregatioDai Y. r. s. c. f.. last Wednesday
evening, which was also the occasion of
the regular monthly business meeting of
thersociety. The hostess served lunch
Those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs
A. j. Goddard. Mr.. and Mrs. 5.
b. Galloway, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Land, Rev. J. I. Nichols. Miss Goddard
Miss Gowsell, Miss Agutter. Miss Blanche
Brookes, Miss Minnie Buhtz Miss Fannie
Steele, Mrs Flora Gerald, Mr.. W. A. Cor
don. Mr.. E. X. Herrick, Mr.. II. f. Giles,
Mr.. Worth Densmore. Mr.. w. 4. Buhtz,
Mr. Emil Buhiz
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some of the friends 81 Miss sadie Nor
cans assembled at the house OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan MoTEans. last saspr-
aav evening and enioyec the occasion Ia
social games and music. II is Morgans.
N whose honor the gathering took P!sce.
has been spending her vacation AZ hoFae.
and the party came together ioE eongsasa-
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Mrs. Merntirs.s Farewell rar,y.

Last Monday evening number of the
friends Of Miss Annie McIntire. who left
Tuesday night for her home IN North Da-
kota, assembled at the residence of Mr..
Brown in South Seattle, whose guest Miss
McIntire has been for some time past. to
express their kindly appreciation Of her
friendship and extend their good wishes
FOR safe journey home. Numerous in
door games were participated in during
the early part of the evening, after which
alight luncheon was served. Those pres
ent were: Miss Bessie Mcclellan, Miss
Maggie Hotieditz, Miss Maud Burdic, Mrs.
Stella Burdic, the Misses o. Brien, Mrs. ].
T.. Attebury, Miss Holcomb. Miss Katie
OFT. Miss Katie Brown, Miss Katie Nc
Clellan, Mr.. Jack Hohsditz, Mr.. J. l.. At
tebury. Mr.. George Brown. Mr.. Sullivan,
Mr.. Snyder. Mr.. George Mcfarland. Mr..
James Grisdale. Mr.. Duncan Brown and
Mr.. George y. Parsons.
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Washington Circle His "a isrs VII tie
The Strike"
DR.. Belle Smith snd Nrs Saith. to-
geiher WITH Mrs. E 4. Weis.er, expexs 10
leave Tor Enroac aoogs. Austss9 /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wood viii eccarv
the smith residence during the absence ii
br- Belle Smith and Mrs Smith.
Mr.. Charles f. Fishhack has accepted
the invitation 10 deliver the principal ora
ton at chaat&OqEa IN place OF Dr. c. C.
ssratton.
The P. E 0. Club will nee; with Mrs.
Harry Niele. corner Fifteenth sud Fred
erieA streets. Beacon hill, tomorrow
promptly az O'Clock.
The ladies ef Trinity Parish Guai will
give an excursion 20 Victoria next Thurs
day on the steamer Resale, leaving IN
the morning and returning the same
evening.
Miss Belle Carter will leave for Victoria
this evening bound for Honolulu. her
home. Her sister Miss Carter will re-
main the guest OF their sister, Mrs. Gait,
Tor the summer.
The Young Peoples Society OF Christian
Endeavor OF the FIRST Presbyterian church
WI! give moonlight picnic at Woodland
PARK on Tuesday evening. Supper will be
served from TO 10.
The Kings Daughters OF the First Pres
byterian church viii give socianle in the
church pariors Wednesday evening. the
2o-h inst. the proceeds TO go TO educate
japanese bow in Japan.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union Will give its annual social ut the
residence of Mrs. ]. T. Ronald, corner
Rainier and Jackson streets, next Friday
evening. July -, at 5 p. M
Mrs. George Il. Gund will give a dane
ing party next Thursday evening i'm honor
OF Mrs. kelleher. Many invitations are
out and III order 70 accommodate ali. the
party viii be given IN Ranke hail.
The Sunfower concert. or Singing sum
iowers, viii he given az Goddard brothers
hall, st Fremont, Wednesday. July Is.
under the auspices of the Y. L. :. c. F. %
Edgegater Congregational church.
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Mr. II. r. Alciatore gave a yachting
party last Friday evening on the Sound 10
the following friends: Miss Marshall,
Miss George, Miss Ward. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
G. Niggle, Mr.. 4. X. George and Mr.. Paul
HafN
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Barton Haines. Eddy Spencer. Carl Ne
Naurht James KELLEY. Ned Hansord and
Freaav MeT.aFen. boys ranging Ia age
from ~ to Is years, have been camping
since last Monday on she shores OF LaAs
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When, By reason Of q cold or from other
cause. the stomach. liver and kidneys be.
come disordered. no time should be lost In
stimulating them 10 action. Ayers Pills
act quickly. safely and surely. sold by
druggists and dealers in medicines.
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During I,r. Belle Smiths absence her Of
fee in the Burke building will be occupied
by DR.. Roxa Alexander from IL m. TO p.
m. Residence On Jackson street con-
tiuued
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snoquaEmse FaiIs sunday Excursions.
The Seattle. Lake shore & Eastern Rail-
way Company vail run It's regular Sunday
excursion train 60 Snoqualmie Fails. leav-
Ing the depot, foot of Columbia. sunday
morning al IS returning At 600 p. m.
Fare for the round trip. 81.
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The Stanford ball team. tbs members Of
whleh were here Cor few days this week.
leis FOR Portland Thursday 70 conElnns
their baseball tour.
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Sea Islanders. Madison park, Monday
evening. o'e.oek.
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- "oiaen's Century Club enjoyed s.
e. g. .ssseFnooa last Wednesday in the
49, .'''s'sss OF Woodland park. the occasion
-. ssgeeiaily designed to greet Mrs. Z.
rs--.asosh. enc 81 its members, Who has
ss.ss's sssarned from palo Alto with her
A., 4. sae are students at the univer-
.srs..,--,s.s' Aaekntosh made eharac-
rep.s's -t'y clever response TO welcome
s.ss y Mrs. li.ll. president OF the
.es.- 1.'a delivered also some delightfully."-
sa.sa,sous verses IN response 10 ale toast
krs.,... ''seAasss. There we're also happy
be-. sead from several absent mem-
ssos ese names we're separately dwelt
A-sss huy chosen words by Mrs.
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Last Thursday afternoon a party of
ladies from Miller Wnmen's Relief Corps
gave Mr.. and Mrs. kile at West Seattle a
surprise party and passed the time pleas
antly until the $50 boat came in, bring
ing in a merry party from Miller post
Refreshments were served az o'clock
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge, Mr. and
Mrs. Holmes. Mr.. and Mrs. Levy, Mr. and
Mrs kile. Mr.. aud Mrs. Brown, Mrs.
Langley, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Ford, Mrs.
Hooker, Mrs. Bemiss. Mrs. Riplinger.
Mrs. Pearl, Mrs. Albright. Mrs. Scott,
Mrs. Herald. Mrs. Cooney. Mrs. Lsgate.
Mrs. Kingsbury. Mrs. Teas. of Ballard !;
Miss Kile. SIR. Peirego, Mr.. Harlan,
Master frankie Cooney and Miss Bernice
Phillips.
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StrAwh berry brandy. made from pure fruig.
AZ s. % gallon. Abrananss Grocery 20.
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Miss Helen Wells gave a dancing party
last Tuesday evening, assisted by Miss
Meiss. The spacious rooms and halls
were made delightfully."- cool with a profu.
sion of palms. ferns and roses. and the
young folks enjoyed a most delightful
evening. The guests in attendance were:
Miss Alison. Miss Spencer. Miss Corey.
Miss Madge Corey, Miss Price, MISS
Personeas. Miss Steele. Miss Mcknight.
Miss Carroll. Miss Whittier. Miss Riggn,
Miss Augustine. Miss Compton. Mr.. Guy
Post, Mr. Frank Frederick, Mr.. Inverarity.
Mr.. Charles Pickarts. Mr. A. l. Coleman.
Mr. Henry keyer. Mr.. Fred tombstone,
Mr.. John Alison. Mr.. Alexander Alison,
Mr.. Frank b. Ingersoll. Mr.. Jasper Comp
ton. Mr. Wesley Compton, Mr.. Thomas
Tyson, Mr.. Sam Benton.
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south SEA Islanders. Madison para. free.
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South ssa Islanasrs. Madison park. IRE.
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MIR. Burdette Whipple of Chicago is
visiting his parents this week.
X. K. and Ed. Allen are attending the
Institute at South Haven this week.
Base ball game between the Glendale
and Berlamont teams next Saturday at
2 p. m.
Joseph Allen says: "They can get
the horse but cannot take take him
down"
The game between the Arlington and
Glendale base ball teams resulted in
favor of Glendale; score 43 to q.
Ed. Dayton, our candidate for county
treasurer, goes To Grand Rapids AS a
delegate ut large from this county.
Waverly Grange is making extelded
preparations for the picnic To be held
August A. j. j. Woodman of Paw Paw
is to deliver an address. Music by
Glendale band; songs, speaking, etc.
An invitation has been extended to all
the Oranges i'm the county, and base
ball game between the Glendale and
Bloomingdale has been arranged. Every
F" hayseed is especially invited.