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The ycnarea, club social.

DR.. c. A. Walsh's magnificent residence
on Queen Anne bill was most generously
thrown open To the members Of the fen-
dredi Club Friday evening, the two large
pariors. dining room and hall making an
ideal dancing floor. The beauty OF these
apartments was greatly enhanced By the
tasty decorations OF autumnal verdure.
now so appropriate. Those present were:
Dr. c. 4. Walsh, Mr.. and Mrs. +. q. Ford.
Miss Copeland. Miss Eunice Copeland.
Mas Jessie Hanford. Miss Wood. Miss
smith, Miss Holman. Miss Ida Smith. Miss
Fisher, Miss Jessie Hicks. Mr.. Fred
Walsh. Mr.. VIII Walsh, Mr.. Adelbert
Hicks. Mr.. John Kline. Mr.. viii NJ Inglis,
Mr.. Linn Relge, Mr.. Dana Farnsworth,
Mr.. Fred Hicks. Mr.. Howard Ames. Mr..
Albert Bravmer. Mr.. Rabs Attain, Mr..
Oscar Lee, Mr.. Robinson.
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Mr.. f. r. Whittier will return from Cali
fornia ABOUT November /.
The Agayne Club will give party at
Prosch's hall Friday. November g.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. b. Wishaar will tomor-
row enjoy their crystal, or twentieth
wedding anniversary.
Mrs. John r. Fav will give card party
at her residence. 1910 Fourteenth street,
during the coming week.
Miss Gertrude Cheal and Mr.. Alfred
Fiskin will be married next Wednesday
evening at Mrs. Daniel T. Cross residence
on Lake Union.
The ladies of ST. Clements Guild will
give rather unique entertainment at
McDonnelFs ball. corner of Jackson aud
Taylor streets, next Wednesday evening
A series of diving pictures" will be pre-
scented, each representing the name of
some noted book. the audience being left
TO guess the title
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Evrasrr, Oct 20.-lSpeeial. Among
the pleasant affairs In prospect is an early
resumption of the social entertainments OF
the Woman's Guild Of Trinity church
in connection with their exchange. II has
been decided 10 hold the meetings on
Thursday evenings, with music and dane
ing. every two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Hudson had their
home invaded by merry surprise party
on Thursday night, given in honor OF Miss
Sophie Anderson. Music. social games
and refreshments filled the evening. Those
present were: Mr. and Mrs. Hudson. Miss
Anderson. Miss Lenora Scott. Miss May
Dearis, Miss Jessie Havercroft, Hiss Adj
die Hisdebrandt, Miss L. Whitehead, Miss
Lee. Miss Bessie Woods, Miss Blaekridge,
Miss Alice Maraeid, Miss Ada E-teman.
Mr.. w +. Griffin, Mr. r. e. Dennis, Mr.
4. q. Collins, Nr. H. Is Gardner, Mr. Il.
Wlllmaser, Mr.. n. A. HArwood, Mr.. G. T..
Anderson, Mr.. G. y. Buck. Mr.. r. J. Fritz.
Mr.. !. A. Anderson and SIR. A. A. kiefer
Lowell Lodge and Marysvills Lodge. |.
o. q. r., visited Everett Lodge, No liz,
last Monday evening and passed very
social time.
Miss Emory. of Seattle. Is in the city,
the guest of Mrs. Il. ii. Brownlee.
Mrs Ouimette and daughter. Of Tacoma,
have arrived here 10 spend few weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. c. D. Fratt.
Mr. T. q. Triplet and Miss Fiorence
Boggs were married by justice II. X.
Lewis on the 18th inst. st the residence OF
Mr.. r. A. Peterson on Everett avenue.
Mrs. sieen entertained small party Of
friends on Friday evening with cards.
music and refreshments. The guests were:
Mrs. Algs. Mira Evans. Mrs. Laxief, Mrs.
Oliver, Mrs. Newiand and Mrs. Murray.
Mr. G. K. White, Of Tacoma. was in town
this week.
Mr.. William wilt. cousin OF Mr.. Y.
Metxger. lett for his homein PennsyIvania
on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. 3. r. Kendsli, who were
married at la Conner on the 10th, have
taken up their home in Everett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aklsy and daughter, of
Puyaliup, have been spending fen days
with Mrs. Charles Skinner.
Mr George Myers left for North Yakima
this seek.
Mr.. James w. Hutnsts has gone on .
hunting expedition 30 Hood canal.
The ladies Of ths Congregational and
Baptist churches ~ili serve lunches on
Wednesday next. launch day.
Mr.. Percy ParmIntsr, OF Machias. vas In
tovn on Tuesday.
Mr.. c, III. Evans, for some time book
kseper in Clark's department store, Iefs
on Monday for bis former hons in Racine,
Wis.
The nfsmen's band vii give grand
ball in Central opera house on Wednesday
evening next.
Miss G. 8. Hyatt. Of tho Seattle schools.
il giving a course Of lectures TO the Eversts
teachers on primary work Miss Hyatt IL
one OF the most accomplished end success
fol teachers Ia ths Northwest and her
lectures here are highly appreciated and
largely attended.
Mr.. Thomas Church and bride. OF Sc.
Paul. arrived ia the city On Friday 10 zislt
sx-Gov. Church and family.
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Lass Tuesday evening the friends of ].
+. Braid gave him a surprise party an
honor Of his roth birthday st his home.
400 Thomas avenue. An enjoyable even
ing was spent in dancing. whist and many
other games AtII.so supper was served
bv Miss Belle Clark aud Miss f. Austin.
Those present we're; Miss Belle Clark,
Miss Nellie Woodsa. Miss Ethel Aastin.
Miss Nav Titus, Miss Anna Kennedy,
Miss Loitie Williams, Miss Nora Decker.
Miss Lizzie Clark. Miss Blanche Carrier,
Mss Gegte Braid. Mrs. J. Braid. Miss
Ethel Braid. Miss Selma Shoae, Miss
LYDIA Sprsgue. Mr.. Walter Hinokley. Mr.
George Ford, Mr.. Charles Brown, Mr.. r.
T. Williams. Mr. Z. u. knanD. Atr. T.
Jones. Mr.. Titus. Mr.. W, Woodin, Mr. ;.
Reed. NJ. J. Daniels. Mr.. J. r. Braid.
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Miss Underwood is visiting in Spokane.
Mr.. ". +. Hacker has returned from his
trip 10 the East
Mrs. ]. G. Cole spent two days In TIA
coma this week.
Mrs. Edmund Rice. Of Olympia. has been
visiting Mrs. Stuart Rice. of south q
street. this week.
Some novel features will be introdu ced
ut one OF the prominent forthcoming we'd
dings in November.
Mrs. Manson +. Bacsns, of Seattle, has
been n guest Of Mrs. Warren A. Wordcn
several days this week.
Mr.. ]. VI. Miller and Mr. Jack Small
took delightful little trip on the Sound
this week IN n naphtha launch.
Miss Kershsw, Of ali | street, enter
tanned large number Of young ladies at =
very pretty tea on Tuesday afternoon.
Gen. Lew Wallace delivered his lecture
on Turkey and the Turks" at the First
Presbyterian church, on Tuesday evening.
The pollcemen's ball, November |, will
be characterized by numerous prizs con-
tests IN Waiting and other interesting
features.
The Misses Blaiock, OF WaIla Waiia.
who have spent the past few weeks in Ia
coma. left last night FOR visit 10 friends
in Everett
The celebration at 81. Lukc's church ON
Thursday evening was a great success.
The occasion was the eleventh anniyer-
sary of the dedication.
Director Charles CassaSa dedicated a
charming gayotte 90 Mrs. Samuel G.
Slaughter, president OF tlsc Ladies' Aux
Hilary. which was rendered In Friday s pro-
granme.
Miss Dora Trott was married this week
to Mr.. Charles Meirose. of San Francisco.
Many copgratulatory migsiyes we're re-
ceiyed during the evening from friends ia
California
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country. 80 much 50 that he thinks he win
avail hlE1Sels Of some of Its advantages
before returning East
VI. II. goakey. sho for the past three
years has been in business in this city,
viii retire November /.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Plank, Of Rsnfon,
spent Saturday and Sunday ~ the resi-
ceace OF l.. n. Woodcock on Tenth street
Mr.. Albert Cook gave a 'sCharieyss
Aunt" box party last Thursday 10 Mr.
and Mrs. Gal; and Mr.. and Mrs George
Carter.
Miss Ada Buck. who has been teaching
school at Mansfori, WASH, for the last
three months. has returned 10 her home IN
this city.
Mr.. William oberteuffer. Of Phna-
delphis. and Mr. Ernest oaerteuffer. of
Baltimore. are guests Of their brother, Mr..
James P. oberseaife-.
The Ladies Mandolin Club will meet
Ginnls. The club now numbers fifteen
talented young ladies'
Mrs. g. w. Greene. who has been SPEND
ing the summer with her daughter. Mrs.
A. t. Sherwood. returned TO her home st
Woodland, CAL, last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ID. Plants and son
Kenneth. OF Spokane, are guests of Rev.
and Mrs. W. A. Shankiin. Mr.. Plants Is a
prominent merchant OF the Fall City.
Mrs. George L. Hill has removed 10 SIS
Columbia street, and 10 prepared TO take
pupils IN needlegork. artistic designing
aud stamping.
A. h. Hankerson. who has been in the
East and South for the last month re-
turned 10 this city last evening with his
bride. nee Miss Pease. of Chicago. Mrs
Hankerson Is at home Thursday at 2Is6
Fifth street.
Capt. Frank Taylor, Fourteenth in
fantry. who has been on recruiting service
IN this city since February, 1888. leaves to-
day accompanied by his wife 70 rejoln his
regiment AZ Vancouver, Wash. CAPTAIN
and Mrs. Taylor both express regret at
leaving Seattle and their many friends
here will miss them. Lieut. John H.
Whoiiey. OF Fort Sherman, Idaho. sue
ceeds Capt. Taylor at the recruiting Office
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The board OF regents OF the University OF
Washington met yesterday afternoon at
the Peoples Savings bank. Frank Allyn.
az Tacoma: r. l. ". Strickland, Of Spo-
kane: William u. Wood. David Kellogg,
G@args II. Preston. of Seattle. and Chan
csllor James Z. Hayden oeing present,
and audited the monthly estimates OF the
contractors on the Rain building and the
gymnasium and drill room building, rs re-
oafred ~ las. Tbs contract or the main
bu.issng requires that 3 penalty be paid by
the contractors ualess they have the build
ing rooEe1 by November l. Yesterday they
requested an extension 81 tine for sixty
DAYS on account Of the railroad strike Of
lane and July interfering With fas de-
LIVERY Of the materials 10 ee used IN con-
struggling The building. The regents agreed
not 70 exact the penalty II ibs contractors
res the euilding uaasr cover Siinin sixty
asys alter November l.
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A .conuparum salad" Party.

The ladies OF the Fremont circle Of the
w. c. 7. u. held parior meeting at the
residence OF Mrs. J. r. Nichols last
Wednesday evening feature of the
evening was ''conundrun salad. which
had been prepared especially for the occa-
sion and proved very amusing. The re-
malnder OF the entertainment was COM
posed of instrumental and vocal selections.
A luncheon Of fruit, etc, was served.
Among those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
james Spur, Mr.. aud Mrs. l.. A. Wilmot.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Densmore, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. f. Nicaols. Mrs. +. A. Stroud. Mrs.
Norton, Mrs. Langdon. Mrs. Ion Johnson,
Mrs l. A. Briggs. Mrs. r. W. Spear, Mrs.
A. j. Goddard. Miss keeton, Miss McMul-
len, Miss Flora Wilmot. Miss Marguerite
Coutts, Miss Goddard, Miss Fiossie Nor
ton, Rev. J. 7. Nichols. Mr. T.. X. Her
rick, Mr.. w. r. Buhtz. Mr.. l.. Il. McMul-
len, Mr.. J. ". DensmoTe. Mr.. Leonard
Spear.
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Among the other attractions at the fair
during the past week were the baby show
and the tight-rope walker. What tri-
umphs and also what envyings we're
result of that baby showi And such guam
titles OF babies. Ii IS not known when
there has been such a collection OF them
ut one time before. Such good babies.
tool OF course there was n little crying
aud gruniing. but one does not know
what horrors are presented to the irfan-
tile mind, when a tag Il attached To one,
and then be or che. whichever is the case.
is taken from the mothers protecting
arms and put upon a large pair of scales
10 be weighed. But much was the rejoic-
ing over the prix.s, and the mothers Of the
favored children were happy, even IL the
poor babies did not know what IL was ali
about. Aside from these special httrac-
tons the music vas very good, and the
fact of its being the lest week in itself
drew a good many.
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tgas 70 relate. tha: there has been q
marked Improvement in the attendance.
Now that the exposition Is Just about over,
people are beginning 10 realize that IL has
been pretty nice place 90 80. But why.
on whv, did not this intelligence dawn
upoa shelr brains earlier in the season
Then the plan Of keeping the fair open
until the LIST OF Sovember. as at frst pro-
posed. might have been feasible.
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This winter the Ladies' Friendly Society
OF the First free church is going 70 study
"Hypaisa. At preliminary meeting
this week. Mrs. +. III. Noble read a paper
on the youth of Charles Kingsley. the
auihor Of the work, and Mrs. Fox read
another interesting paper on the times
and customs during the period when tue
book was written. The society will meet
every two weeks. on Wednesday. az the
church rarlnrs.
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SOCIETY AT TACOMA.
The Whist Convention and the
Last Week of the Fair.
ANNIVERSARY OF ST. IukE's.
The Baby show-Parties and Entertain-
ments-rhc GosaEs and Comings
of well-knewn People.

TACOMA, Oct 20-FSpecial. Aside from
the fair there has been very little going on
during the past week. People seem 10
think that other amussments can wait
now. but it IS to be hoped that they viii
not feel thai way ali winter. Although il
has been limited that there will be cotil-
lions this winter, the hint has not been
verified as yet. Hard times. sad TO relate.
are stall felt too severely 10 allow much in
terest TO he taken in such frivoiities as
dancing. However. q dance is promised to
some lovers Of that amusement before the
month IS over. and this is being anticI-
pated with much pleasure.
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The Mendeissohn Ouarsette.

-Four talented youths OF the choir OF 81.
Marks Episcopal church have organized
themselves by the assistance of the organ
list of the church into n musical club 10 be
known hereafter as the Mendelssohn
Quartette The members are: Master
Orlando Shay. Master Bernard Murray,
Master Leroy Pike. Master Winfred North
rup, and by the zeal AID ardor which they
display in this new enterprise, promise to
be a source of entertainment to their
auditors. They will make their debut at
the concert given next Wednesday at the
Seattle theater for the benefit of the
library fund.
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Mr.. Haii,s B,rthday Party.

Mrs. A. L. Hall entertained few
friends last Wednesday evening, October
II. IN honor of Mr.. a. L. Halls birthday
anniversary and her aunt, Miss Carrie ID.
Good. of Chicago, at their home on Main
and Florence streets. The evening was
spent in games and dancing. Those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. W. a. Hardy. Mr..
aud Mrs +. Il. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs +. |.
Hardy. Mr.. aud Mrs. W. Beatty, Mrs. d.
Van yalkenberg Miss Nellie Howe-. Mr..
c. Treat. MF. +. Charles. Mr.. J. \. Hardy,
Master Bert Hardy and sister.
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Anderson birthday Surprise Party.

A successful birthday party was given
Mr. J. L. Anderson by = few friends at his
home IN Fremont last Friday evening. An
Gppetixing lunch was serve aud a pleas
ant evening spent by the guests. who
were; Mr.. and Mrs. f. Il. Lane, Mr.. and
Mrs T. Webb, Mr.. and Mrs. /. H. Page,
Mr. and Mrs. II. jenkins. Mrs. E. Covert.
Mrs. Mcintyre. Mrs. j. l.. Anderson, Miss
Fern Covert Miss Mabel Webb. Miss Elna
Anderson. Miss Ethel Anderson, Master
Merton Anderson, little Pearl Ray and
Pearlie jenkins
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Mrs. Harrison q. Foster. one OF the most
charming hosiesses in Tacoma. enter.
tanned a number Of friends 81 her home on
Thursday evening. in honor ct Miss Sar-
gent, of New Haven, Conn. The progress
sive game of ''cinque" was the feature OF
amusement, and cngrosssi the attention
OF the players to the exclusion Of other
things until late hour, when delicious
supper was served
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A Little Card Ciub.

A very pleasant little card club has been
formed which meets once every two weeks
ct the homes OF the different members.
Among those who belong are; Miss
Baker. Miss Bennett. Miss Underwood.
Kiss Dslamator. Ir. A. II. Pritchsrd. Mr..
yirgi! Hayden. Mics Lyon, Mr.. ). Bridges.
Mr.. Frank Taylor, Mr. W. III. Wood
ruff r.
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Ma. menanara.. w.hhinr.

The wedding of Miss Flora Mcdonald
and ar. George c. White will take place
on Wednesday evening at o'clock NJ
Trinity church. The service will be per-
formed by Rev. Dean Richmond Babbitt.
Miss Blanche MeDonaid and Miss Mabel
Kersaaw will act as bridesmaids. The
contracting parties are very prominent
young society people. and much interest
centers in this wedding.
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schaufier- Holmberx.

Mr.. Albers G. Schaufle- and Mrs. Ma
tilda f. Holmbers, both of Holly, Kitsap
county. were married at the residence OF
the officiating clergyman. John r. Damon,
90 Fifth street. Seattle, Wednesday after
noon, October IL, 1891 Mr. and Mrs. A.
Christensen did the honors as best
friends. The newly married returned TO
kitsap county the same evening.
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sutton BRADY.

Mr.. John +. sutton and Miss Virginia
VI. Brady. both of Franklin, were united
IN marriage on Monday evening. October
IS, 1891. at rooms specially prepared for
their occupation. No. i3i9b1 Third street.
where they will receive their friends. Mr.
William ClausSen served as best man and
Miss Grace Phillips as bridesmaid. Rev.
John r. Damon officiafed
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SOCIETY OFTHE WEEK
Nany Pleasing Entertainments
Make Up the Record.
CIRCLE THIRTEEN a SUCCESS.
u,s. Gross yellow Luneh-Library Ben-
eft Fund Csneert-kesaing Circles
Coming Events-weddings

No special social event marked the week
a.. closed. unless the Wailace lecture and
e. arst night Of "Chars-y's Aunt can be
sIs.slaed IS social events. the regular four
sand.ed turning cur in fail number and
t.ssasrs for these two occasions. The en-
sxr.ainment given by Circle - also brought
eut a large gathering Of society people and
sxozea a social as we'll as 4 financial sue
.~s.. fes private Iuncheons were given.
rhlle receptions, surprise and birthday
,&,ties we're innumerable and tended TO
make Up pretty active social week. We'd
Sspgs also were plenty and many more are
eastsfpp!ated.
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W EDDTNGs.


Miss Annie Friedman gnd Mr. Samuel
Nathan Weinberg were married last sun
day afternoon in Masonic hall. wish about
If1 invited guests present The csre-
mony vas performed by Rabbi Ganss. un-
der the rites Of the Jewish orthodox
church, beneath large square white
siiken canopy. suspended in the air and
held aloft by foar men holding poles on
each corner. The marriage ceremony vas
short. and was concluded by the rabbi
holding out glass Of wine from which
the newly-wedGed coupla took q small
sip. The groom then dashed the glass
to the floor and stamped on IL.
All friends OF the bride and groom then
stepped forward and kissed the bride.
Long tables we're arranged around the
sides OF the hall laden with good things TO
eat and drink. The newly welded couple
seated themselves al the head of the
table, and then ali present sat down to a
bouateogs banquet. The supper was fol-
lowed By short addresses by Melvin G.
Winstock and Justice William Caldwell.
both wishing long life and prosperity to
lowed, during which refreshments were
frequently served. The bride is the
daughter OF Mr.. aud Mrs Jacob Fried
man. well known ia Hebrew circles in
this city. Mr.. Weinberg. the groom. is
a young merchant from the East, who
intends going into business IN this city.
The bridesmaids were Miss Friedman,
Miss Annie Sillow and Miss Storsser, of
Tacoma; the groomsmen were Mr.. Fried
man. Mr.. Jaiie, Mr.. Shocklin.
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Among those present At the James Free
man Clark entertainment. Wednesday
evening were: Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mar
tin, Judge and Mrs. l.. \. Parker Mr.. and
Mrs A. +. Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. III.
Noble. Mrs. Jennings. Mrs. charchili. OF
Baker City. Or; Mrs. S,ernberg. Mrs.
Sloan. Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Collyer.
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Next week the Ladies' Friendly Society
Of the First Free church Will give crazy
tea Everybody IS expected 20 appear and
act as crazy as possible. The sugar wiil
be 10 the cream psteaar and the cream
wsgl 10 somewhere else. probably where
the sugar should be.
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MeCaII-Grant.

Mr.. James W. Mccall and Miss Ella
Amy Grant, both of New Westminster, b.
c.. were married in the elegant apart
ments of Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Hum
phries at the Arlington hotel. Saturday
afternoon, October 10, 1894 the Rev. w. A.
shanklin, of the First Methodist Episcopal
church officiating. Mrs. Humphries'
rooms we're beautifully festooned and
decorated with ivy and cut flowers.
Among the guests were: Mrs. HUMPHREYS,
Mrs. Stetson and Mr.. ]. II. A. Lynch.
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%ydell-Audersop

Mr.. Gustave Nydell and Miss Louise
Anderson, both of this city. were married
at the home of Mr.. c. W. Arnold. Friday
evening, October 10. 1894. The Rev. ".
A. shanklin, of the First Methodist Epis-
copal church. ofticiated. Among those
witnessing the ceremony were: Mrs. C..
A. Martin. Judge 5. 5. Carlisle. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. W. Arnold and Mr. John Philip.
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Last Thursday Mrs. A l.. kelsaH. Of
itlo Second street. assisted By her mother.
Mrs :. III. Perry. very pleasantly eater
tanned a number OF ladies' AZ lunch. Those
present. wsre; Mrs 4. J. Vuia-s. Mrs.
Joseph Kelly. Miss Iaara Miller. Mrs.
VII Porter. Mrs.. Lew Reynolds, Mrs. B.
Y. Boyl=n and Mrs. John Heating.
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Mrs. Daniel 7. Cross gave q yellow
luncheon at her residence on Lake Union
last Wednesday afternoon in honor of her
sister. Mrs. Richards. Of San Jose. Cal.
The decorations were yellow California
peoples and parpie grapes The guests
we're Mrs. ". r. II. Green, Mrs. Virginia
Praeti. Mrs. James Chael and Mrs. ".
= Eeffe
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An ENTERTAINMENT was given by The Ep-
worth League al the residence Of Rev.
and Mrs. NJ. A. ,ovinEton, corner OF
Madison and Cloverdale streets, last Fri
aay evening. 4 large number were in at
tendance. and splendid programme, CON
sss1ing Of vocal and lusirumca tai music.
readings. essays and reeiiaiions, was en-
ioyed, after which all joined in having s
eooi time socially.
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uewara wood. Eigh.een.h sirthaar.

On Friday evening OF last week a sur
prise party was gwen Mr.. Howard Wood
at his home at Green Lake, in honor of his
istn birthday. Each one present brought
a photograph Of themselves taken In in
fancy, and the early part OF the evening
was spent in guessing whose they were.
Miss Mamie Croker receiving first prize.
The remainder Of the evening was xuent
IN playing games. after which refresh
msnts were served.