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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-04
Thanks. Senators. at last.

This Is the Republics New Years day
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Next Fourth of July should dawn on
Q greater. better and freer New York.
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orYxFfA. Sept. zL-fspecisi. MFR. Wal
ter j. Ogden. who expects TO leave Olympia
in few days for Chicago, to remain in
definitely. sas honored by his friends With
an informal hop ia the Hotel Olympus
pariors. The affair was very pleasant
one. the music being especially delightful.
Those present wers Mr.. and Mrs. ARM
strong, MFR. and Mrs. Morse, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mitchell Harris. Mrs. Belle Oppsnhslmsr,
Miss Allen, Miss Reed, Miss Lamont. Miss
Cowies. Miss Fitch. Miss Young. Miss
Prince. Miss Hsight. Mas Brouner aud
Miss Wilson. OF Seattle; IT. Ogden. AF.
Ingham, Mr.. Reed. Mr.. Alien. Mr.. Fsnlk-
ner. Nr. Gentle. Ar. Couies. Mr.. Ward,
Mr.. carlyon, Mr.. Ilsskins. Mr.. Convey.
Mr. Gus Harris AMI Mr.. /. G. Prichara.
Miss Aaaie Wood has besn entertaining
Mss Bella Wellura aud Mrs. DOsids, Of
Victoria. darfng tbs week.
state Treasurer and Mrs. %. A. Bowen
have retained from Wahkiakum county
with Mrs. Boxen's health much improved.
Mrs. VI. VI. Work Is visiting In We
mona. iIE-
Barnett Rowe. grandson Of DR. 0ssran-
der. who has been visiting in Osympla. rs-
farned Friday % bis hons ~ Forest
Grove. OR.
Mrs A. r. Walker and daughter, OF sew
YORK. has been visiting in the city = fs~
days this week. Mrs Walker Eas formerly
a Miss eastman, Of Olympia.
Superior Judge r. A. Bsllinger, Of JEFF
serson county. i, IN The city for few days
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STATE UNIVERSITY NOTES.

The "iaid up" liss OF The football team
is now made up Of Nichols. guard. 0s.
trum. end, and Weldon, fEli-bsck. which
speaks well for the severity OF the team s
training and practice.
Prof Catch announced last Monday tia;
students would not be compelled 10 belong
10 one OF the literary societies. and as a
consequences the Thaiiaa adjourned till
the frs. Monday after New Year, and the
attendance in the remaining societies vas
smslier than nsnsi.
Las. Friday. after drill. Lieut. John L.
Hayden appointed the following commits
stoned ana non-commissioned officers for
the cadet battalion: Staff - Madison
Moss. first lieutenant and sajutant: Earle
Jenner, flrsr lieutenant ana uGarsermas-
ter: Martin EarraSs, quartermasseg ser
geanf: Ralph Ross. sergeant major.
company-NiilIam Ingiis. captain; Phil
lips Dearborn, first lieutenant; William
Powers, second Lieutenant. sergeants,
Lee. Ostrum, Anderson, Turner and Jen-
ner, I. NJ: corpoFals. Mnrong. Larsen,
Smith, Frazier. y Company. f. Gould
captain; Calvin Welboa, first lieutenant;
Philip Morrison, second lieutenant; SER
geants, Sheafe. Andrews, MCGOWAN, Allen !:
corpcrals. +. j. Ludlow. Lamping. Lotx,
Moore Two new companies will be
differed In few weeks and many of the
uninitiated are very attentive in learning
the position OF soldier, anu in solving
other military mysteries.
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COMING EVENTS.

Mrs. Senator John b. Allen will spend
today and tomorrow in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. f. L. Terry will soon re-
turn to their city residence from bar
nabee"
Lieut.. A. b. Wyckoff and Miss Wyckofi
will leave today for the last. going as far
as New York.
Mr. and Mrs George b. Kittinger will
break up the summer camp ST the close OF
the coming week.
Fl A reception will be held at the Asbury
N. f. church OF Fremont in honor oil
Rev. A. Mcmillan next Wednesday even
ing.
The engagement is announced i'm the
Tacoma Ledger of Miss Mary Burr Stacy.
of Tacoma, TO Mr.. Alexander Thomson. OF
Seattle
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WEDDINGS.


One of the happy events of the season
was the marriage of Mr.. Frank Blanchard.
one of the best known newspaper solicit
tors OF the city. TO Miss Lena Alien. of
West Seattle, daughter of Watson Allen. a
prominent mill man and pioneer. The
wedding took place Tuesday evening.
September IL. at ; p. m. at the home of
the brides parents in West Seattle, Rev.
DR.. Ford performing the ceremony. The
rooms we're nicely decorated for the oc-
ca sion. and dainty refreshments
were served during the even
ing. The happy couple took the
10 o'clock train for the south for a short
trip, taking in the Interstate fair on their
return. Mr. and Mrs. blanchard will
make their home for the present in West
Seattle. where they will be pleased to see
their many friends. Those present were;
Rev. r. c. Motor, presiding elder of The
Dalies, Or, district; Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ.
Levitt, Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Grout Mr..
and Mrs. Watson Allen. Miss Anna Alien.
Miss Eva Allen. Miss Amy L. Young. Mr.
Charles Adams. Mrs. John Holmes. Mrs
John Deering and Mrs. Frank Whitehead.
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Married nj high Noon.

Mr.. George G. Campbell, of Pittsburg.
Pa. was married In the presence of rela-
tives only to Miss Sara E. Rice at the
res dence OF the brides parents. 700 South
street, at high noon Wednesday. The
Rev. A. n. Thompson. Rev. w. r. Cow
den and Rev. George ). Rice, father of the
bride. performed the ceremony. Mr..
Campbell Is general freight agent in Pitts
burg for the Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern railroad. Miss Rics has resided
in this city only year. but has made
many friends in church and social circles.
The bride and groom left Wednesday after
noon for Pittsburg. where they will reside.
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The marriage Of Mss Grace Harrington
20 Mr. Paul Hedriek. Of the Ledgey stat,
vas quietly celebra ted 81 the home of the
bride on Tuesday morning. the Rev Dean
Rabbit officiating The happy couple
are pleasantly donieiIsd in 3 charming
cottage which the groom had prepared on
south seventh aud Pine streets. Miss
Harrington and Mr.. Hsdrick hare been
FARMERS in business for several years. she
being stenographer and be bookkeepes for
me Tacoma Lght and Water Company,
in which respective capacities they we're
enlnently Efficient and made many last
lnr friendships Mr.. Ener Hayden was
hest man. Among those present we're
Mr.. and Mrs T. : Harrington. parents of
the bride; SIR. and Mrs. H. I. hedrick.
nareats Of the groom: Mss Green and
NJ William r. Daniels.
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Receive. British vi.lters.

The Chamber OF Commerce has often
found much difficulty in entertaining the
iadies OF visiting parties. To obyiate this
dHaeuliy ladies' auxiliary COMMITTEES has
been organized. They met last week 10
form permanent organization. Mrs. r.
NJ. Hunt was elected president and Mrs.
Geise secretary. The ladies' are as
enthusiastic as the regular members
OF the chamber. In the future they
will only have TO be notified. and they will
see that every lady guest OF the city is
properly received. A committee of these
ladies who received the British Columbia
guests today included: Mrs. Edward NJ.
Hunt, Mrs. Samuel wilkeson. Mrs. Fred
erick Brown, Mrs. Warren Brown, Mrs.
Hans Giese. Mrs. Carries H. Hyde, Mrs.
Alexander Battle. Mrs. u. n stevens.
Mrs. George III. Stone. Mrs. C. ". Griggs,
Mrs w. c. Wheeler. Mrs. 4. +. Bull. Mrs.
A J, Hayward. Mrs. L. V. Cesar, Mrs C.
W. Morrill,.
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Mu.,s and parlor Drama.

OF the many treats to be enjoyed in the
near future in musical and dramatic cir
cIes none is looked forward to with more
pleasure than that TO be given at CHECKER
ing hall on the evening of Wednesday,
October g. by the ladies of the First Free
church. under the direction of Mrs. Alfred
W. Martin and Miss Julia W. Frothing-
ham, of Boston. Besides Birds Christ
mas Carol" and an excellent musical pro-
gramme, very delightful parlor drama
will be gwen. The dramatis persona will
include Mrs. Fred Snow, Mrs. Robert
Price, Miss Bailey. Mr.. Bradford and
others
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were awarded IS follows: Mrs Harrison
Foster, rrst lsdies' prize: Miss R0we.
second ladies' prixs. FIRST gentlemen :
prize, Mr.. ". H. Woodruff, jr.: secoad.
Mr.. ". A Ssernhers. After the games,
refreshments we're served. Among those
present we're: Mr.. aud Mrs. II. {. Wal
lace. Miss Weber. Mr.. I. r.
Wallace. Mr.. Edgar Wallace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Foster.
Miss Evans. Miss Griggs. M III. 5. Griggs.
Mrs. IllsinrnaSf Miss Tillsnghast. Miss
Thomas, Mr.. II. u. Thomas. IT.. Miss
PRESCOTT, OF Portland. Miss Anderson. Mr..
Casssn. Mr.. W. A sternbers. Mr.. Ralph
Stacy. Mr.. Frank Clark. Miss Margaret
DsrnaIl, Miss AeCabe. Miss Helen Wood
run, Mr.. W. III. Woodraii. IT,. Miss Sey-
moar. Miss Jessie Seymour, Miss Munson.
Miss Bailey. Mr.. George Milliken. Mr.. W.
burrill, Miss Dickinson, Mr.. Virgil Hay
den. Miss Rowe, Mr.. Holt. Mr.. Clarence
Cresson, Miss kershaw, Nj. Charles
Herald.
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Roon-n Dahl.

Mr.. Charles Room. OF Hob River pre-
cinct, Jefferson county, and Miss Christine
Dahl. of Tacoma, Pierce county, were
joined IN marriage at the residence of the
officiating clergyman. John +. Damon. sl0
Fifth street. Seattle. Wednesday evening
September 10. 1894. In the presence of a
few Witnesses. Mr.. Room is one OF the en-.
terprIsing farmers through whose in
,elligent industry fine country is
being rapidly developed, and whose
general depot for supplies is Sc
attic. Quite = number Of elegant
tracts have been settled upon, and
many more are there yet. waiting the aa-
vent of the hardy settler Commencing
half dozen miles south Of the landing of
the Qaillaute steamer from Seattle, they
extend some twelve leagues toward Gray's
harbor, and only few years must elapse
before thar section Is open TO railroad
transportation. Mr.. aud Mrs. Room leave
for their home early this week.
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Mr.. J. B. Ovens was cat Of town this
week.
Mr.. John B. sesisy spsns the past week
In Victoria
Mics Glelra gave piano recital on
Mednesday.
Mrs. and Miss Aanssr, Of Covington.
Ky, who have beea vlsssiag Mrs. lated ~
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SOCIETY OFTHE WEEK
The Record Made Up by a Num-
Der of Pleasing Events.
OPENING or WINTER SEASON.
gssertsinment OF the Free Kindergarten
observation-disclosures to Rev.
MIR. aud Mrs. shankIin.

The four hundred OF this city were In a
sniescenI state last week and aside from a
- boz parties al the Blind Tom perform
ssces last Monday and Tuesday and the
H.n!sy-0sbourne performances Thursday.
rrsday and Isst evening. the record OF
sxial events showed a perfectly blank
rsxs. ssth not even luncheon At any one
II the many fashionable homes The
sunmsr travellers are nearly sII home and
he few still away will I've home BY the
aose oil the present month and q renewed
activity in strictly social matters are hardly
boxed for until the middle Of October
xhen the winter programme will be about
,tsgy 20 be outlined. Those who are
.tyicsiy in "the SWIM" however, manage
20 eaioy themselves and the week iust
eased witnessed a number of enjoyable
saalrs, such rs farewell receptions. sur
trss aud birthday parties with fair
sprlnksing OF weddings thrown In and the
sosslsy Of a candy pull.
Reception To Rev. and Mrs shankifn.
The members of the First Methodist
Episcopal church last Fridav evening
nadsred s reception 10 Rev. and Mrs. ".
A.
charge for another year. The reception
gas most cordial and the church pariors
ware filed 10 overlooking with their many
friends. Judge Langley In his happy style
Welcomed Mr.. Shanklin In behalf of the
ns.lbers and friends of the church over
which he will again preside. Rev. n. p.
1sdflck. OF the Trinity Methodist church,
IN few interesting rem arks welcomed
Mr. shankiin Tor the clergYm men OF Seattle.
10 these kindly addresses Mr.. shankiin
responded with mucn feeling. fully APP
precisting the warm friendship or those
IN bis charge as well az his brother minis
hrs. As he took his seat the surprise OF
the evening came. An elegant secretary
vas brought IN. which Mr.. John Phelps
10 neat little speech presented TO Mr..
shaakiin as something he would always
use DIR. shanklin could scarcely return
his thanks but all present knew he fully
appreciated the gift lie said that was at
kast one article of furniture he could call
bis own and which should go with him
through his many changes in the Metho-
dat ministry IL would afford him great
deal Of pleasure as IL would constantly re-
mlad him OF his friends in Seattle. Re-
ifeshmenss were served and the remainder
Of the evening proved a pleasant social
During the evening the sweet strains of an
orchestra came from one OF the side rooms
and enhanced the pleasures Of the oc-
easion.
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Mr.- n. NJ. cHrrs Reception.

Last Friday afternoon Mrs + ". Carr
gave reception in honor OF her guest.
Miss Agnes Sargent. Of California
Although the weather was threatening
without all was bright within. osing to
blsxs Of many electric hghts The refresh
meats were served upon small rouad Ia
hies. which, with their snowy covers and
baacAas % fragrant ssees peas, were de-
lightfaliy inviting feoss . no assisted sn
receiving we're: Mrs ; NJ. fresfons Miss
sargent Mrs Harold Preston. Mrs. Car
snee Preston and Mrs. l. C. Gilman.
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An old fashioned candy pull party was
given last Wednesday by Mr.. and Mrs. A.
X. Bradeen in honor OF their son, Mr.. l..
d. Bradeen, before his departure for New
York. The event Was made more pleasur-
able by beautiful floral decorations in the
various rooms. Among the guests pres
ent were: Mr.. L. ID. Bradecn. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Dodge, Mr.. and Mrs. l. t.
Dodge, Miss MiIletle. Miss Benson. Miss
smith. the Misses Dodge. D.. T. A.
Purdv. Mr.. ". A. Gibson, Mr.. Il. II.
Hubbard, Mr. O. A. Mckenzie. Mr.. Frank
Hunt
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Ap.ns. for ,he Yaeht.men.

A delightful dance was given on Thurs
aay evening by Miss olive Baxter at her
home. at Queen Anne. to the crew Of the
Yacht Nellie. The guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. A. VI. Brookes. Mr.. and Mrs ;. NJ.
Baxter. Mrs. G. q. Lyon. Mrs. Wilson.
Mis-. olive Baxter, Miss Louise Brookes,
Miss Laura Rumsey, Miss Frances Rum
sey, Miss Hughes, Miss AdAir. Mr. Waiter
Cline. Mr. Daniel Murray, Mr.. Stockton
Ramsey. Mr.. Manley h. Haynes. Mr..
samuel Il. Stewart, Mr.. Robert Redheld.
Mr. James Adair. Dir. Charles Watson.
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Mr. benjamin. r. Perkins Aai Mss Neil
lie Winnifrsd LsihFop, both Of Hspqsr,
Mosre~ coantF, Or, SeFe aalted in mar.
rage os Wednesday morning. Sepgern Der
Il. lse4. Al the hons of the iilesasins gain.
lsscr. john r. Damon, leaving for Their
home ~ noon.
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rhinhinx Of wra.sr

Now that the weather makes one think
of the approach OF winter. the idea of vari-
Gus clubs and other forms Of indoor amuss-
ment are revolving through the active
brains Of the more energetic members of
society. The whist clubs tourney and cinch
clubs pass before ones mental vision,
holding forth the aiiurements which cards
are generally supposed 10 contain.
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A Harvest Social a. Edxexatsr.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Edge
water Congregational church gave a sue
cessful harvest social at Goddard Bros.
hall last Friday evening. Vegetables and
fruit were sold. and in addition to this a
pumpkin pie luncheon was served. The
'sunfiowsr" family was also present and
furnished some very pleasing entertain
ment during the evening. Those repre-
senting the different characters were
Miss Nina Mesdag. Miss fdella johnson,
Miss Minnie Buhtz, Miss Margaret Ash
worth. Miss Lille Agutter. Mr.. Frank
Giles. Mr.. Thomas Tough. Mr.. T. X. Her
rick, Mr.. IL. +. Giles. Mr. Worth Dens-
more, Mr.. w. F. Buhtz. Mr.. John Agut-
ter
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Guessing Abous On. w,aa,ns..

But even If dances are TO be scarce this
winter. weddings are not, and several will
take place during the next few months
In these great deal OF interest is dis.
played. Various surmises are ailoat with
regard TO the chosen bridesmaids and the
favored Iaaids of honor in the coming GER
emonies. The feminine mind is always
ON the alert, as far rs weddings are con-
eernea. Several weddings will he an
nounced In the Sunday PosT-lSTELLIGEN-
GER IN week or two. The first OF these
weddings will take place in October, but
the details have not been recounted TO the
unsatistied public as yet
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Ms. Chamher,,n.. weaa,nx.

Miss Ida May Cbamberlin and Prof. w.
w Pickeriil were married last Wednesday
evening at O'Clock. in the FIRST Freshly
.erian church. by the Rev. A. y. Thomp-
son. in the presence OF between DO and 800
friends. After the ceremony reception
was rendered them at the residence of the
brides father, DR.. G. w. Chsmberiin, 1924
South Seventh street. where. after a short
wedding tour. the bride and groom will
reside
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The Monterey has taken prominent
place in tbs interests of the week. and the
small boats are kept busiIy plying TO and
fro with numberless visitors to see the
man-of-war. IL is certainly a most inter-
esting sight. and every one Is treated with
much courtesy and shown around IS If the
same things we're not gone through with
hundreds of times.
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Pleasant Party Aboard.

A pleasant party which visited the
Monterey and hassIer on Wednesday was
composed of Mss Taylor, Miss aFirgs.
Mss Anderson, Miss Tiihnghaxg. Mr..
George Brown and Mr. and MIRA. filling
hast. Of New York.
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Cards have been received announcing
the marriage Of OTIS III. Culver. manager
OF she 8e4hngham Bay bgreAu Of the
posF-iSTEIIlsENcEE and Maize Gertrude
smith, daughter OF Dr. Charles c. saith.
AZ Gaysyilie. VI. September d Mr.. and
Mrs. Culver vail Re At hone, Fzirhaven.
alter September -
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The White Ribbons" met al The r~S.-
se.es Of their president. Mrs. / A Wllmot.
a. Green Lake. "Wednesday afternoon. At
the rsn call each lady responded with q
sanx or literary selection. After these
Exercises a pleasant bali hear wss spent
- social converse, ana at 5 o'csocx ths
Estes .erxsi tea. Among tAuse present
were; Ars- McA.esr. Mrs. fdSAsas. Ms.
stroud. Mrs Folsom. Mrs EAstoa, Mrs
gehnson. Mrs. frsS1oa. Mira alSeslsy.
Mrs. nensmare. Mrs. Ni.Bof. MISS II
mot Mss Flora Nilmas-
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Tennis is kept Up IN desnitory sort OF
var; the interest in u 10 not very keen st
present There are faithful fcs who
sill frequent the grounds. bat the teams
season il virtually over. and the tennis
nets will. before long. be taken down for
Al
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DeIgh~okerbers.

Mr.. George +. Deirh. of this city, and
Miss Eivirs ". okerbeFg. OF Ballard. we're
united in marriage at the residence of the
officiating clergyman. John F. Damon, sio
Flfth street, Seattle, Saturday evening.
September -, iSs.l, 81 5 O'Clock. Mr.. snd
Mrs. "a LoFig dad the bonoss As groous-
naan and bridesmaid.
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CasillIan. in One. Mind.

The CotillioH Club will doubtless only
be enjoyed in ones imaglnati0n during
this winter season. as no steps have been
taken 20 forward It's interests. and II is
very much feared, says one who was in
hopes Of attending some OF the dances.
that the poeketbooks are . strong dis
clalmer on the sublect Of cotsllions At
rresenE
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The new students OF the Puget Sound
university will be rendered reception
next Monday evening The Athenian
Literary Society of TIA. Puget Sound uni
versisy met and reorganized last Friday
The following officers were elected for a
term of six weeks: Speaker. Miss Wake
field: secretary. Alfred Welsh; treasurer.
Miss Mary Vrooman: critic, C. o. Boyer /:
organist. Miss Hattie Barlow sergeant-at-
arms. l. V. Newcombe. The Athenian
Literary Society meets every Friday.
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were received. and simple games made the
afternoon pass quickly and pleasantly.
AZ O'Clock dainty lunch was served,
shich Nas much enjoyed by the little
Ioaks- Her guests were: LlIlian Land,
vera Land. Nellie Smith. Eva smith. Car
re storey, Mamie Carroll, Mabel Webb,
Hattie Dexter. Jennie clogsson and Ethel
Anderson.
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Thomas N. DEyrr. Of ST. Paal. =
oeab~r Of the hrn Of the Dryer Rras..
ass married in ~ PAal. Jua~ Ii. iSs4
10 Misc Evesya CarraiI, wao formerly re-
sided IN shis elsy. The osEe.ssing minister
va he Rev. Ms. sastA.
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ON Tuesdsy evening Mrs. H. G. Wallace
gave n progressive eIneh party IN nohok o.
her guest. MISS Weber. The evening Sas
PASSED most delightfully."- ssih ihis iateF-
essinS game, aud 81 il close lie pr;zss
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Progressive Euchre at Miss rhomas'.

Miss Thomas gave progressive enchre
party on Thursday evening for Miss Pres
cott. who is visiting her from Portland.
The games were very interesting and the
evening was delightfully."- passed. After
the games we're finished refreshments were
served. The prizes were awarded ~ fol-
lows: Miss Bailey. prize for progress
sion; Miss Jessie Seymour. lone hand
prize; Mr.. +. J. Fransioii. progressive
priye. and Mr. Frank Caldwell. lone hand
priEe. Among those present were: Miss
Thomas, Miss Prescott. Miss Anderson,
Miss Bailey, Mr.. II. ID. Thomas, jr., Mr..
Morton Ramsdeli. Mr.. W. BurrilI. Miss
Applegate, Miss Muns0n, Mr. ~ 5 Bull.
Mr.. w. A. Bull. MISS Griggs. Mr. Ii. :.
1,riggs, Mr.. Frank Caldwell. Miss Jessie
Seymour. Miss Florence Paddock, Miss
Weber, Miss Margee Dsrnan, Miss Helen
Woodruff. Mr. W. H.Woodraa. ir., Mr..
Edgar " ailsce.
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Esaa Grace Aadrcws entertained 5 party
Of little school mates AZ the acme 81 Der
pAxeass. ia FEsuont. lxSs Friday Il essus
hsg a0sA elrtaasy. Various pretty siss