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oaa Fellew.. M..k BAR.

On Thursday evening Seattle Lodge, No.
2. l. q. o. H., gave a masquerade ball at
It's hall in North Seattle which was et-
tended by about sixty couples. Many OF
the costumes were very pretty. Those IN
charge OF the affair were: Mr.. ]. J. knolg,
Mr.. c. -. Hathaway. SIR. ". l.. Ames,
Mr. ;. ]. Robson. Mr.. T. X. Farr, Mr.. u.
A. Johnson
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Mr.. Hermann III. Phipps.and Miss Mary
A. Risbell were quietly married at the
residence Of the brides parents. Mr. and
Mrs. J. w. sisbell. I'LL Lakcview street.
Thursday evening. John h. Damon off,
ciatipg. Only the immediate relatives of
the bride and few intimate friends were
present. The bride was modestly dressed
in tan cloth dress. trimmed with white
brocadei silk and old lace. and wore
profusion Of white bride roses. An Gle
CANT supper was se.ged after the cere-
nony and the young people left fog we'd
ding trip down the Sound. They will
make their future homs at Roche Harbos,
where Mr. Phipps owns fine farm.
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Engagements aaa Birthday Party.

A; the home of Miss Alma l. Hegdaie.
81 1910 sixth street on Thursday evening.
q very pleasant affair Of double signihaance
WAS given. IL marked the birthday Of the
fair hostess and also the announcement Of
her engagement. 10 Mr.. T. 4. Anderson.
Taose present we're Mr.. aud Mrs. J. r.
johnson. Miss Anna Swanson, Miss G.
SiIson, Mas r. Peterson. Miss Mary
Hegdale, Miss j. Olsen, Mr.. II. Blum-
nssEss
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B.k.r-wiibur.

Mr.. Howard w. Baker. tho weli-known
business man OF this city. and Miss Jose
phine Wilbur, of Chicago, we're married
In San Francisco on Thursday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Baker will return to Seattle next
Friday, after brief tour through Lower
California. Mas Wilbur is not unknown
In this city, for she made many frisnds
here during q couple Of visits within the
past few years.
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En,ap-gahsrtsea.

On Tuesday evening at y o'clock Mr..
George w. Eaton and Miss Lucy Robert
son. both of Gilman. were married by Rev.
DE-. Alex Alison at his residence, I2l2
Marion strsat The groom II successful
logger and the bride the daughter Of Mrs
Mary Robertson. Of sqnak valley, tho
mother Of the bride. Mrs. William Chad
wick, Of Gilman. and w. III. Heaton and
W. L. Beddoss, OF Seattle. we're present.
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Miss Alice Hicks entertained her friands
at her home, lis Rochester avenue. ON
Tuesday evening. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Petit Miss Alice Aa-
CUISINE. Miss Ida Corey. Miss Edith Cope
land. Miss Eunicc Copeland. Miss Minnie
Osborne. Miss Emma Hart. Miss Sarah
Gilman. Miss Richardson. Miss Jessie
Hicks. Miss Alice Hicks, Mr.. Henry kyer.
Mr.. A. +. Barre. Mr.. Charles Richardson.
Mr. Fred Everett, Mr.. f. 4 Van Tuyi.
Mr.. H. w. Craven. Mr.. John Hart. Mr.. w.
Il. Gilman, Mr.. Ed hahike, Mr.. schults.
Mr.. Albert BFaymer. Mr.. Del Hicks. Mr..
ErAd Htcks
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Young women,s A..oela,,.a.

woman's mass meeting IL 10 be held
in Plymouth church on Sunday afternoon,
March Ii. under the auspices of the Young
Womsn's Christian Association This
was determined upon yesterday afternoon.
at awell-attehded meeting OF TIE associa-
ton In the Chamber of Commerce The
speakers will be women and music will be
part of the programme. An effort
will be made TO have Miss Rieder. gem
eral secretary of the Y. w. G. A. work
on this Coast, attend the meeting. as she
will visit Seattle about that time Mrs. ].
o. Robinson was elected treasurer, vice
Mrs. t. Brainerd, resigned. committee
consisting of Miss Alice Miller, Miss Claire
Campbell and Mrs. q. Il. NJ. Pratt was
appointed to secure advertising cards from
merchants and business men. TO be placed
in the Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton rooms.
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Last Sunday at the First Methodist
Protestant church. Ar. Frank X. Ander-
son and Miss Christina q. Johnson we're
married by Rev. Clark Davis.
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Mrs. shanl.. w..hinxssn Lunehesa.

Mrs. Corwin s. shank entertained the
II. and l.. Club at inncs "a on Washing
tons birthday. lose present wore
Colonial costumes. each lady representing
the wife OF one of the presidents. One of
the attractions of the event was the pres
ence Of George Washington and his wife.
who were greatly delighted at having the
opportunity OF meeting the wives of those
who have stood at the head of the nation.
Those present were: Mrs. A. +. Bur-
leigh, Mrs. ~. B. Augustine, Mrs. A. f.
Braymer, Mrs. H. NJ. vIsie. Ars. n. A.
Twichell, Mrs u. c. Brawley. Mira. ]. NJ.
Frink, Mrs. L. W. Read. Mrs. q. r. II.
Pratt, Mrs. T. +. Davidson. Mrs. w. II.
White and Mrs. Corwia s. Shank.
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Rsgsio. Mr.. j. l. Mare. Mr.. John NJ. Mnr-
ray, Ne. Frank Fletcher. Mr.. A. Duncan.
Mr.. Frank Kennedy. NJ. NJ " cocper.
Mr. Charles ochsrsacher. Ne. ii. L0hse.
Mr.. c. H. Dennis, Mr. II. Mcdonald. Mr..
Charles Wallace. Mr.. Waiter Wallace. Mr..
NJ r. Lake
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cAsaeek cire,. AZ Mrs. psaaxhu..


The Chinook Reading Circle met at the
residences Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. DenoShae
on shiishole avenue on Thursday evening.
The roa call Was responded to By quota
ITEMS from Mllton- The reading Of Pres
colts Conquest OF Mexico" Was coa-
unuea. after which the officers for the
ensuing quarter were elected. as follows:
Miss Carrie \. Hunt. PRESIDENT Mr.. r. c.
Sairtesi1, vice president: Miss leona
Davis. secresasy-sressurer Mrs. Cart A.
Donoghus. Mrs. A. A. Allen and Miss
t. NJ. Hyland. programme committee.
IL was decided TO give an enierfai msat
somorrow evening az the residence Of Mr.
and Mrs. William VI. CuFtiss. on Second
avenue. Those present were Mr. ana Mrs.
Z A. nonoshue. Mr. and Mrs. W j.
Davies. Mrs. William N. Cartsss, Mrs.
A. A. Alien, Mrs- James NJ. pouoghne,
Miss r. NJ. Hyland. Miss Lou Warren.
Mss Helen S;ranhery, Miss c. y. Hunt,
Alss leona Davis. Mr.. +. c. Shirteiiff.
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rh. rurnrersln Ma.k naIl.

The snappiest masquerade BAH OF the
season was that gwen BY the Seattle arn-
xernin AZ Turner ball on Thursday even-
,nv The door Was filied with dancers IN
ali sorts of costumes from the s!aeorateiy
beautiful TO the quantity comic. some oil
.ha gs,-ups were remarkably rae, aud
there vas a general disposition TO enae'
an. characters assumed. which made TIE
.-ane a very lively one. large numbeF
~ mock tlirsaslons were carried on, ana
.h.-e vas the usual surprise when the
,,,.sss we're removed. UHsil a late boar
~. ~,,leries were allied with spectators
q, addition 10 the ball the active members
80 a. Turnyerein gave several exhieiiion
,,,,,r.tuers on the stage. one Was Soa'a
.sr5ean barber shop bnriesqae arranged
sns managed by Mr.. q. B<nninshaassn
- Mr. j. q. Fox. The scene wound %
Ser series of ludtcrous aeseaste SeFk'
.,other was comic pugilsssse contest De-
1870 Sullivan anA Corhets showing q
ye~g.lar prize rimg seeas. via ssstssa1s'
liners. hssssle-holders, ampiEes' Ha9e
ks<pers ana referee. AZ the e'ose q aAs
-, h,N,h principals seFs knocked cat and
,s-.rn off the teld Another ~as sa'aF
,.sl MUSICAL barlesquc representing me
,-o,.r.sti.is,s besseea sseruaaa street. ea'ia
and regular uniea hand. The wsSss "a
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Mr. and Mrs. Hou,. Entsr,.in.

On Friday of last week Mr.. and Mrs. b.
III. Houtz entertained at their home en-
South Twelfth aud Dearborn streets, DIR.
and Mrs. Alison and the elders and their
wives Of the First Presbyterian church.
At 6 80 p. III. delicious repast was served.
when the ladies' received beautiful doiieys
embroidered in different designs on bolt
ing cloth, and the gentlemen pretty hand
painted pen-wipers as souvenirs The
evening vas pleasantly spent with music
and conversation. Mrs. Houtz was assisted
in entertaining by Miss Alison and Miss
Davidson Those present aud invited
were: DIR. and Mrs. Alison, Mr.. and Mrs.
f. III. Whitworth, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Myers.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. Osborne, Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. A. Galley, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. I. Turner.
DR.. and Mrs. I. b. Eagleson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. II. Thomson. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Myers.
Prot. and Mrs. u. G.. Fenton, Miss David
son, Miss Alison.
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Hannah H,n.s birthday Party.

A pleasant party was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. A. 4. Hill at their residence, 5i3
Union street, on Monday evening. in
honor of the 18th birthday OF their
youngest daughter, Miss Hannah. Music,
cards, games aud refreshments were the
features OF the evening. Those present
and invited were: Mr.. and Mrs. A. +.
Iiill, Misses Alberta Miller. Mamie Drew,
Clara Hawthorn. Carrie Smart. Adrisune
LANCER, Annie and Lizzie Sullivan, Lena
Shank. Isabel Gibson. Vida Bradley,
Annabell Campbell, Hannah Hill and
Nellie Barry. Masters Charlie Wright.
Willie Wright, Alphonse Hebert, Charlie
Hcbert, Willie stott Hugo smith, Edgar
Hawthorn, Arthur Drew. Charlie Reamer.
Willie Felton,. Harold Woodaman. David
Barry, Willie Barry. Charlie Mcintyre.
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Mr. r. Z. Giles and Miss Edith Gowsell:
duet By Master Johnnie Story and Miss
Meta Becker. The excellent chorus work
under the leadership Of Jasepha. Upper
ssorie Mr.. C. f. RemsberTl and Prot. All
smiles M William Liyesieyl especially
the anvil chorus. In which anvSis, piano
and organ. drums and Efes and several
other instruments were used. are all
worthy of special no.ice.
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SIR. and Mrs. Paysse Surprised.

Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvan Paysse were agree
ably surprised on Thursday evening by a
large number of their friends calling upon
them at their residence on Lake avenue,
Latona, well proved with refreshments
and music for dancing. They were all
cordially received. The large dining
room was soon cleared for action and the
evening spent in dancing and social chat.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. III. C.
Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cowan. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. ". Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
enee q. Carr, Mr.. and Mrs John r. Bell.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. kinseil, Ar. and Mrs.
w: T. Downs, Mr.. and Mrs. William Cope
stick. Mrs. John Robson, Mss Corning,
Miss Ada Bell. Miss Flora Walker. Miss
Emma sundeIad, Miss Esther Sund5Iad.
Miss Allie Wilbur. Miss Mary Camehl,
Miss CaEaehl. Miss Juanita kinseli, Mss
Lo.tie Robson, Mr.. Henry CamehI, Mr..
Albert Camehl, Mr.. Elias Shields. Mr. J.
2. Douglas, Mr.. Gay Chaplin. Mr.. ]. I.
Lee. Mr.. James Ii. Robin. Mr.. Edward
Goats. Mr.. William Coats. Mr.. A. C. Wat
son, Mr.. T. III. Record. Mr. Il. b. McLaren,
Mr. Edward Cowan. Mr.. Frank Pitcher.
Ar. Alexis Paysss, Mr.. sihbie Paysse. Mr..
and Mrs. Sylvan Paysse, Dir. Lawson
Walker
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.sfsasaHssat passed OF successfully, there
nesng no disturbance durins fhe evening.
! he nasi ~as prrstsiy decorated with the
American and German colors about the
sssgs and galleries. surrounding the hail.
"a the center owe. the stage was the badge
2, TIE order. with the motto. ''Gat he'll "
4 ne COMMITTEES Of arrangements we're: Mr..
j. IT, Fox. Mr.. g. Lester, NJ. b. Under
msa. Mr.. JET knehn, Mr. r. Deatsch.
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rlsnd. Mr.. c. v. White. Mr.. RI
ussasdi; invitation COMMITTEES. Mr.r v
~ aa.e, Mr.. X. b. Hegardt. Mr.. J. q. Kelly
- .. ". Whaliey. Miss N. r. Hsnnan
MSS q. sesberger. Mr.. r. u. James
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MIS-. Ogden. Surprise Party.

A gay party of young people assembled
at the residence of Mr.. Abraham kilworth,
on Broadway, Ballard. on Friday evening.
Thence they proceeded 20 the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Beach, where they sur
prised the latter's daughter. Miss Helen
Ogden. Miss Ogden. although taken COM
pgetely by surprise. was delighted and at
once began 10 make her guests feel the
same way. An enjoyable evening playing
games and other social recreations was
passed by all present. Ice cream, cake
and bananas were served during the even
ing. Those present were Miss Helen og-
den. Miss Gertie kilworth. Miss Mabel
Fetteriy, Miss Luella Fetterly, Miss Ellen
Stradherg, Miss Bernice McLaehlan. Miss
Bertha Wares, Miss Adaline Wares. Mr..
Mark Beach, Mr.. David Bnllong, Mr..
Harry Boynton, Mr.. Carl WELDON. Mr..
Hugh WELDON. Mr.. Thomas Smith, Mr..
Donald Smith, Mr.. Herbert Hawiey. Mr..
Alexander Dow. Mr. A. WELDON, Mr.. Her.
bert Faulkner.
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STABILITY ever the teseaps. the hostess.
Mrs Reeves. s~rviag delicious refresh
nienss The circle adjourned at late
hoar TO meet during tae month At the
hesae OF Mrs, Riley, on Seneca and Eighth
ssree.x
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ra,,s Kindergarten ce,ssr.ssss.

The paps.s of Faith kindergarten and
their little friends celebrated washingson's
birthday with party at the residence Of
theis ssacher. Miss Marian C. kempster.
The little girls brought their dolls and q
thoroughly good time Vas had by all with
their games. songs and speaking. A
dainty lunch was served in the school
room. which was prettiiy decorated with
asgs and flowers. Those present were:
Misses Florence Curtis. Edna ktefsr. Mary
Anderson. MaJorie Young. Emma pehley..
Leila Wittler, Ethel Tagart. Masters Homer
Whittier. Ralph Curtis Loaglas Young.
Eddie iverson aud Tom kempster.
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Miss Eva Biekerton, Mss Ida Robinson
Miss Saith. Miss Louise Hebert. Mss
bessie Foose. Miss Eostle Yeaver. Mrs.
Cooushs Miss Deeenar, Miss Allie Poole.
Miss Robbins, Mrs Appieeate. Miss
Sraaliing. Miss Emma Roba, Mr.. Parker.
Mr., Porter. Mr. Hyde. Mr. Holeomh. Mr..
CocTnhs. Mr. Miles. Mr. shaw, Mr.. Akin,
Mr.. Newton, Mr.. Brady. Mr.. Crawford.
Mr.. Safer Mr.. Lindsay. Mr.. ]. Thomas.
Mr.. Ess Rank. Mr.. Rrsddock, Mr.. osis
RANK, Mr.. Malpby. Mr.. Spaulding. Mr..
sutherland. Mr.. Olsen. Mr.. Hunt Mr..
Gapsil. Mr.. Henderson.
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On Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. G.
NJ. Crawford were asreeahiy surprised at
their residence. on Lewis street, near Mad
ison, by their neighbors and friends. The
evening was spent in pleasant games. and
the Orpheus Mandolin Club furnished the
sweetest of music. Mr.. and Mrs. Craw-
ford were presented with an easy chair in
remembrance Of their fifth wedding ami
versary, after which all partook OF an eie-
CANT lunch. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs ID. S. Galloway, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
ID. Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. g. A. White, Mr..
and Mrs. c. II. Leayitt. Mr.. and Mrs. +. L.
Pearl. Mr.. and Mrs. X. IL. Slice. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ID. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. A.
Snodell. Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Jones, Mr..
and Mrs. Il. 4. Seibert, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Durham. Mr.. and Mrs. J. III.
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Crawford, Miss
Nellie slee. Miss Alice Pearl. Miss Gladys
Crawford, Mr.. Samuel Gibson. Mr.. T.. ID.
Eversoie, Mr.. w. ID. Wilson, Mr.. John
Merriam, Mr.. Charles Lowman, Mr.. &. J.
Sullivan.
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Mr.. xorsen'. n.r,hs.ay sarnr,...

Last Thursday evening being tue birth
oay anniversary Of both Mr.. t. s. Morton
and his daughter. Belle, the occasion was
Celebrated by their friends With pleasant
surprise upon them NJ their residence on
fnta and Bell streets. TAe evening vas
spent IN dancing. borntsfni suppe- being
served meanwhile. When the feast vas
nearing close Mr.. Morton was made the
recipient OF valuable present In the share
OF an elegant watch charm. given by his
employees Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. W. z. Lee. Mr.. and Mrs. $. n John
son. Mr.. and Mrs Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
r. Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Morrill,.
Mrs Thomas Vslen. Mrs. Asa Greer. Mrs.
l. A. eoodsell. Miss Florence, the Misses
brown. Miss Maggie Henry. Miss Rams
dali. Miss Louisa Riddeil. Mr. Anderson
and Mr. James Hsmshax. of the steamer
tmatiiia; Mr.. Frank Ransaall, Mr.. Akin
son, Mr.. Hcbson, Mr.. Thomas j. Hsrdes-
". Mr.. Willis Nicely. Mr.. b. r. White.
Mr.. Studd, Mr.. Hemingway. Mr.. Will
lam IL. Felton,. and several guests fiom
out OF the city.
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sons of Classic Yale BANQUET.

Gne of the most attractive and ENJOYABLE
banquets of the season was participated in
BIZ graduates of Yale University, residents
OF Seattle, on Wednesday evening at the
Cafe Richelieu. There were present men
representing almost every class since 1870.
The banquet hall had arranged in the
center of it tables forming a hollow
square, so that all present faced each
other. Flags and banners of blue, waved
over victories at college. decorated the
center. The arrangement was unique and
artistic. There were present: Mr. w. A.
Peters. president of the club; Mr. c. Z.
Sheppard, vice president; Mr.. Corwin 5.
Shank, secretary; Mr.. J. X. Brown, DIR. c.
Smith. Mr.. Everett Smith. AIR. 4. b.
Downing, Mr.. Il. n. Halter. Mr. Il. NJ.
Hurd, Mr.. George L. Carter, Mr.. Marshall
Bond, Mr. ]. II. Gait, Mr. George A. Hurd.
Mr.. +. w. Andrews Mr. A. ]. Baliett,
Mr.. 4. H. Morton, Mr.. A. S. Cook and Mr.
Nickells. There was present also Mr..
Jennings $. Cox, of Everett, representing
Columbia college and Mr.. David y. Bax-
ter. of Seattle. representing Harvard uni
versity. Many impromptu speeches were
made and toasts offered w A. Peters.
the president, proved himself an ex-
cellent master of ceremonies. and oil
Wed to crown old Yale with the greatest
degree of sincere demonstration. Informal
meetings of the club will be held once
every two months, to which eli Yale men
are invited.
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On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. T. Nor
genstern gave very pretty card party at
their home. 2I0 South Eleventh street.
While the ladies played progressive hearts,
the gentlemen devoted themselves to
whist At the former game Mrs. l., Mayer
won the first prize and Mrs. Schosnfegdt
the consolation prize. At the close OF the
games the guests sat down TO an elaborate
and sumptaous snpper, the ieisurely dis
cussion of which lasted the remainder OF
the evening. The guests present We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Frauenthal. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Fortlouis, Mr.. and Mrs. @. Winehill,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Aronson. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Gottsseln, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Rosenberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. William kierski, Mr.. and
Mrs. X. Gottsteln. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Nancy,
Mr. and Mrs. L. Schoenfeldt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lou Cohn. Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Cohen.
Mrs. S. wilzinski, Miss Sara Gottstein. the
Misses Wiixinski, Miss Sadie Cohen, Mr..
Langerman, Mr.. A. HALTER, Mr.. NJ. VIII
zinski, Mr.. w. Wilzinski. Mr. j. Hersh-
berg. Mr.. f. Bories. Mr.. |. Buxbaum, Mr..
Emil Cohen.
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One OF the largest balls ever given Ia the
Armory Vas thas OF the Seattle Police Re-
lief Association on Thursday evening.
The great tsoor xas packed with dancers
and the galleries we're filled With spec
a,ors- Chief and Mrs. ID. F. Willard led
the grand march and Mayor Ronald and
Police Commissioners Cheassy. Relfe and
Nallingford were on hand. The hail was
prettiiy decorated with bunting and
great electric star of various coIors blsxed
at the further end OF the hall Several of
Tacoma's finest came over to attend the
ball. as Also did Chief Crow and ex-Chief
J. c. Mitchell, of Everett. Those from
Tacoma were: Chief Lincoln DAVIS,
Ssrgt r J. Hsrris, N. W. Moran. c. e.
King, Thomas E. Fisher, Mace Greene, w.
W. Thompson. l. ]. Ganwich, w. NJ.
York, John o'Conner, O. g. FRYER. W. A.
lie Masters, Mr.. and Mrs C. +. Marble
and daughter. Lewis Ekman, Mr. and
Mrs. W. ID. Mullen, K. c. Croft. ]. NJ
Heating, Detective ID. O. Smith, j. Dossett.
They we're met at the wharf by q deiega-
ton of the Seattle association and es-
corted 10 the Arlington, where they were
entertained with fine spread. Tie COM
mittees in charge of the affair were:
Arrangements, l. b. Pierce, E. J. Gram
dali, Andrew Jackson Invitation, Chief
Willard, Capt. Hogle. j. 5. Slater; recap
ton. Lieut.. HUI. Capt. Hams, Lieut.. os-
born. +. B. Johnson; floor, Gil Phiibrick,
X. u. Mcintyre, NJ. t. Prowers, A. III.
Mefford. D. INLAND, Lieut.. Bryant. L. +.
Birdssll, w. NJ. Laubsher, J. w. Giascock,
G. A. Thorn, A A. Stepler.
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Green Lake school Entsrsain nent.
Last Wednesday evening an ENJOYABLE
Washington birthday entertainment was
given by the lei chers of the Green Lake
school, Mrs. Ella Jordan and Miss Edith
Thornton. which consisted principally OF
the rendition of q programme of recita-
tions, songs. Dialogues and manual train
Ing exercises by the pupils of the school
The rooms were attractively decorated
with festoons OF flowers. drawings and APP
prop-iate notices in evergreen. The girls
presented n pretty appearance in Martha
Washington style of costume. with white
caps and apron. while the paper toma-
hawks pinned on the coat lapel of each
boy contributed 20 the perpetuation of the
cherished Ratchet story. In going through
their various parts the pupils acquitted
themselves in an excellent manner. reflect
ing much credit on the efficiency of the
teachers training of their scholars. The
musical dumbbeil drill by twelve girls was
heartily received and encored. as was ..The
Hatchet," enacted by as many boys. Reel
tations by several diminutive youngsters
in the primary grade called forth much ap-
plause. as did THE Flag Song" ey the
school; Washington" by Miss Laura
Swayney: The Continental Ghost" by
Miss Florence Wilmot; the pantomime
Washington" by ten boys, and Miss
Idella Johnson as "The Wonderful
Talker." To the evenings entertainment.
a guitar solo, america. !" and encore were
well rendered by Mrs Noble Wallingfo
after which refreshments were served to
those present.