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.sMY wife is a wonderful woman" said
farley. "Give her time and a shoe-button,
and, by Jove, she'll make bonnet out OF
ii r-Harper's Bazaar.
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HEALTH, comfort and happiness abound
In homes where Garland" Stoves and
Ranges are used.
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A FUNNY way to make money-writ
iokes.-Texas Siftings.
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nOTHERS
and those about to

and those about to
become mothers,
should know that
DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription
robs childbirth of
its torture, terrors
and dangers to
lxf, -o<1ae ord
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Halls Catarrh Cure
Is taken internally. Price 15c.
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AVOID ODSerVdClOQ, anu IL uaO 10 IOllOW
the unfrequented ways and escape the
possible surface water courses, for if it
had been barred and discovered my
enemies would have had the iron clew
that ran to the heart of my mystery"
The man servant in this establish
ment is none other than Fenning. The
room in which he and his companion
toll at their mail is tastefully furnished
and the windows on the inside are pro-
vided with steel blinds. The two Royal
Dane mastiffs that have already been
seen at the sanitarium lie at full
length on the rug. They can be de-
pended upon to hear football on the
mountain side before it gets within a
hundred feet of the house.
| II this comfortable and secluded re-
treat Mrs. Hendricks is at work during
the latter part of July. The mails are
ence of necessity and to the daily pa
pers from the large cities.
| We can thus see how Indifferent Hen
bricks was to the prospects of siege.
He could safely and secretly direct the
movements of vast organization scat
tered through the country while he
and his immediate forces were safe
from molestation or disturbance while
their supplies lasted.
On or about the 2Sth of July
Tennirg succeeded in getting Mrs
Hendricks to send for Miss La
ports assistance. But that young
woman refused to leave Laran volun
tarily. Fenning suspected the in
fluence Of Stocking. Mrs Hendrick:
was sure of it Preparations were ther
made ct Jennings suggestion to send
her at night under a strong guard tx
meet him somewhere on the route
when they were interfered with by thu
news from Laran. This was on tn,
s0th and Hendricks telegraphed
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ars sawaen. Mr.. Harry ossraaaer, Mr

ars sagSen. Mr.. Hasry ossraader. Mr.
Hewlett Prince
The congregation Of 81 John's Episco-
pal church has elected the following sss-
sryuea for the ensuing year. Mr. Elisha
p. rerry. Mr. p @. 0fBssen, Mr. Jeha r.
Gowey. Mr. w. W. Mott. Mr.. :. C. WOOD
rat, Mr. G. /. Tsyior and Mr.. c. & Eaton
Prof. s. X. ByYne. Of this city. vas on
Thursday married 20 Niss Anns Gallon. OF
Kafaiiehie. Ths ceremony took place al
the home II the BRIDE. Tue conrIe vii
reside ~ Olympia
The East esdewhist Club vas en.ertsined
by Mr.. and Mrs. T. @. Krieier II Their
resacenee on Tuesday evening. Those
uresent were Judge aud Mrs Dunbar.
Judge and Mira scoss, Judge and Mrs.
Root. Mr. and Mrs- A. A. Booth. Nr. and
Mrs. ]. H. Ogden. Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. b.
scobsv. Ar. and Mrs. Deming and Capt
G. 3. gsneaar.
Mrs. George z. Fisiey entertained the
Social Club NJ her residence on Tuesday
after noon. An interesting mrsicas and
literary programme vas rendered Those
present we're: Mrs. Patton. Mrs. Van
Etten. Mrs. Blsnkenship. Mrs. Hamlin.
Mrs. Evans. Mrs. Priuce. Mrs. Ssobey, Mrs.
ssckeIs. Mrs. Bright. Misses Barr. Miss
Sullivan. Miss FORBES. Miss ssckels. Miss
Boyer and Miss McDaaiess. Of Tacoma.
Mr.. r. NJ. Reed. IT,, will occupy the
former residence Of T. ,. Hatch In :his
city. the family Of the latter having
moved TO Seattle.
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Mr., J, NJ. High returned To Vaughn on
Monday.
Mrs. r, n. Lehman expects tn leave soon
for the East
on Monday evening the member. OF
Troop viii give smoker" az their
quarters.
Mrs +. n. Wrestling has returned e. her
home "a West Seattle after her visit TO
Mira Van ogls. Of this city.
Mrs II. II. Thomas ani Miss Emily
Thomas are expected to return from ths.r
vlsis ~ California nexs week
Mrs. III. r. fsases and Mrs sam Isaaes
expect 10 leave shortly far an extensive
try through lover California and the East
Mrs, l. u. Frat, aud daughter. OF Ever.
ets. asse been visiting Mira FFatt's
mother, Mrs L. \. oalrassse, of thls cisy.
Mrs. Victor II. Hickman sill leave To-
morrow tor Tower CITY, y. n, Mime.
aposls sna Chicago. 10 lie absent tao
months.
Mr.. aud Ms. James oherlsafer xrnt IN
their new home in Seattle thts week NJ.
ceesSsa'fsr's sister, Mss ferslss. seeon,,
panyiag them.
On "Wednesday evening Mr.. ard Ms
II. nesin entertained a. dinner NJ. Nt4.r
81 New York, aud his lAnces. Ms ts.rri.
Kaufman. 81 Tacoma C6vvrs we're IA
Ter SIX.
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Episropat Churches.

ST johns, Vest seasile-sersIce at 50 n m.
by Rev James Ghes.
II MARKS mission at Fremont Scribner's
hall, sunday schoo,, y m.
~ StspAeRs-B sliard-Ssryice III a. W and
80 = IA. by the rector, Rev. T. r. Hylaud
81 Mary s-w ooalsnd PARK, Dean Watson In
essFge Phillip Ashtoa, lay aaer Eyeatpr
PRAYER al la sundsy scIo0s, a. n "a las
otean lake cars ~ depot
iriaity -kighiA aad James streets Rev
George Heroert Watson. h. D. rector .t
snaasy after Easter Essly communion. a. m
Aosgtas prayer. 10 8 ug- kVea4ug PRAYER 80
r. ~ The gsua. u e1oek service viii h,
omitted "a the pastor gse~ bf appel nGzneAt to
- SietaGnss church 81 II g - n
- AarAs-Flltn and Olive stree;a David
tsain0T4o tsafFeSS rector. >a4IAy school V. a.
e. a. service, Win Hoy CeEaaunlon a.sd Sc
taoa. II a. n. subject, "4hs ylAeac1s tvr tAs
beSGrrsetsoia. Combination class. n m
Eyca3ae pgAyef : - Eastef sausle " IA t~
refSsfsd, s~rnsoa On "Ias UEsEta OF the
Lords Day
IT tteGsents-MaEset street and PBsk svena1
iseah Aaisoa ia cnagge. M, uSafy A Tex ,er
las asslss=uG Upxalag ssrStee. II SIS = "a
ltssn assaa VIII preach and es.ea.afs -.
tIosS to;nGlaGtoa, lac Ne lei eao.f ~ Tyjaftx
Val repeat SBe Essteg taaa!c. lake Rain ser
ASs- hts dlsassSa a. Jane stFess Ire OF lys.--
ayg40e cars 20 Market street T.sa TesI ses.ss ~
Lake zsAsngi9a disks. q &n4 ezure hfssa ge.,-
sTA..y ase taYsSs4
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s,oho,a,.n soc,e,v No,~..

SNoHoMIsH. March Especial. The
Ivanhoe Club gave calico party Friday
night, with excellent music and a tine
lunch served by the ladies of the Episcopal
Guild. These persons were present: Mr..
and Mrs. C. F. Parkard. Mr.. and Mrs. S.
g. Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Foster,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. ". Casey. Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Snyder.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Allen. Mr.. and Mrs.
X. c. Alien. Mrs. William Deerang.
Mrs. c. l. Lawry, Mrs. c. F.
Jackson, Mrs. III. +. Jackson, Mrs. Dick.
Mrs. Cruise. Mrs. Sergeant, Mrs. Knapp.
Miss Merkley, Miss Scotney, Miss Case.
Miss Buck. Miss Tnurston. Miss Froo-
man. Miss Packard Lynde. Miss Roscoe,
MISS Williams, Miss Mckay, Miss Kirk,
Miss MeNaughton. Mss Ferguson. Mrs.
Gutter. Of Everett IS guest of Miss Ros-
zoe, and Mrs. 5. q. LsndoH, OF Puyailup.
as guest OF Mss Williams. and Messrs.
Kern, Zieg-r, Booth. Dr.. Limerick. Nc
Kinney. Van Horn. Reese, kohn. Wood
Ing, Thars'on. Shattaek, Hradiee. Ros-
coe. Packard, Van Bowen. wilkins. Lam.
Nuke. Moore. 0orham, Frisbee AMI Dleie-
rick.
The can,ata of Esther" was presented
by ioca. talent as the Cathcart opera house
Wednesday evening. Ia the production
the Episcopal tiuaid vas assisted by Mrs.
T.. wilkins A chorus Of nearly nfty
voices augmented the solo singing. sita
yioi!a 0hligato BY Or. EldredEe aud piano
accom- paniment by Mrs. Wilkins. AL the
leading participants received seii-meriIed
praise icr their excellent SOLO woFS, while
The chorus contributed to the success ia
s4cR degree As TO make the
event truly high class entertainment.
Spec.a' mention shaad I've made of the
suglag 81 Nj -. f.. Elaell and Mrs. o.
+ BOSNIAN, who took che parts Of the
ksag snd queen respectively. W. 4. Wiz
k.ns directed the Stage IN crealtaele
manner
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Nfyppia ssa<tssy

otsMs;A. March Sis pes al 1-Nfss.,.
Julia and Edith Csvanaasa entertained
number OF friends ST tas bose q their
parents on Thursday evsaleg. AmaaS
those present w<rss Eans friacw, Aaa5e
N,yehe'l. Jesenhsns Prince. Madsei stan
ford. Pearl Hall. Alice peaiag. 0erlro 1s
Fallsnstee. %oe hinesii. Nellie fFiscAsri
Hattie SeTsEue. faagens Aniers. Mrs.
l.snE. Eva Weir. Mr.. Joe sAscliS N.Y.
James NJ sehesl. Me-. Avery Reel. NJ "a
Anaess. NJ. GRv Robertson. Nv. Charlie
Phillips AZ WI l'rsnee, Mr. Toi vssse>.
Ms. h'ysa Atsea. NJ. tean Rea. Ne. Leoa-
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CeSa1eaa--F Esac saar Al - =. "a
pawsm4sl->aaasy scnes. 5 . u
Yssist~saaaAy seao-o > - e. n pssasAta- =,
IL a Il
s9lsa seattle -- Sunday school 80 IA IA
Preaching 81 ~ p "a
seeoaS -NoftA >Sai.ls. Rsaa slican ard ~ A..
Tsu streets hpN josiah shepherd pas -e.s
fsrsoaszs psIi GaoE 10 eAuEgA- ts-v&caszx. II
& III tagsst-Sa ERas4saz Al 3 - n n Pave
.aevs4ne iaarsaAy so = II
F4Tss-F6iFa sn4 Psss ssreess Rev rl,rx
tAtss, pastor, >ctFsees. IL q. ~ and 81 4 n.
SScEsassa 81. tss Lsra's sappor AHA tsas,tv,. a,
ttfsS 81 morning service s4gssssg seAos1s Il al
@..ts ESeP4s sasstIae 6.ia = IL seats sIsxt
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BROOK y a-Ksy. sssasge H. Lee pSssos Real.
@c4Sx, s@ssa sad TaoEass street. rustsse sua.
S@t sS4sA. = AttsFEa81 service ]
J q t&fisSiSa sG3ssyoT s-eleiF nse0,4ag a.
T. T. fgsyer sasSs.ss TUESDAY, al y n n.
FsY tsa2i&- thtSs snd Ualyes.lsy Ass~xEx
~ssi&ce NEfzsas. d %. Easser. j. 4 wsTwrgI.
ssss't@aN Aesldence, sAn IaigesssEY slrek
sew -. u 4 "a Aai a n u Nora az sue.
- Hs NSafs a tSass - ssSs4 sysasag pr
.4~Ft 't@rssas kYeDts FrzEey Faess5zsz : q
EFs-Aas sssssce, T.sA \, r. = & k.ssa
saseSsteE- aay. 3 r NleAszs. ysx.ss, s~.x-
fSss n ~ saa - p "a. MarntDx sgssgr
p gr*-.lag tos a bsssssES Tas.kc d 49,
0sSS sSs5sSss a i@sstc soaassg.~ Ia gas svsa.
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Those who took part In the Puget Sound
University recital isst evening were: Miss
Ciaypooi, Mis-. Messenger. Mr. Coxine. Ms.
sherman. Mrs. G. Il. Tholburn. Miss
Taule. Miss Hattie Messenger. Miss
kstelIe Miller, Mrs. II. J. Coxine, Mrs. A.
y Cook, Miss Bosworth, Mrs. Basslndale,
Mr.. f. II. Smith. Mrs. Gates. Mrs. Ogden.
rrof. Albert Wnyte.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.


MesAsAiss Episcopal Churches
Cosumsa- eurpssss from seattle puIpisx
Grace. EAss seattle Nassaos--zbosta scaoos
pa
sasv Mernoriai-suncsy school 10 a. m: Ep-
WORTH Leaxus , m
Hsysa- Rev. " O. B~nsaoa, pastor Preach
irg usosniag and eser.Sg
6errnsn--ssesars and Thsrseen:h stseess Rev.
G. A. Prlesaag, pastor Services II q N AID
d
Battery .sreet--Thi,d and battery ssreesx Rev.
G. A. LAadsa. pastor. services 81 III . n AID
p n
Sorvexian- Dsnfsa-Fsfsa aad oiirs Ssreesa
end IN p IL
afrseaa-ixD Jones street Rev. J. Allen
Whey. pastor. Services II q ~ and 30 3. II
Saoesfa-schooss E.Sa
Madison s.ree.-Madisou and Clovsrdale
streets, Rev NJ A. Covinz.on. passor. services
ion g. and I'D p n
GsIraan-Town OF Gilman, Rsv. J. T. Edwsraa
pa.,of saktaih school 10 M Presr hing II q
~. Epxor;h League 3 r. Reading League
10 p n
Ashury. Frenons-Rev. vs.. H. Drode. class
meeting. 1870 q M: preaching. II g. H. sun
day school, L H.; young E<cPiss mees-Ag- Oh
p NJ; preaching. 80 p Ia
Gilman Park, Bsiiard-Rev. ". r. Johnstoas.
pastor Services IL q. m. and p H.. sua8ay
school ID a. IN: class meeting z II jnnior
League $50 = IA: Epworth League 30 p II
swedish--fif:h street, near Pise Rev. yoha
jonson. pastor, resids1ee. 81 Birch street
services 81 q n: scuaar scaoos, i2s1 p M
young peoples meeting, p M evening service,
. D. IA.
srace-Rsinier and Ktrg streets Rev ". T.
Ford. rastcr; residence, SIS suffer street;
services. /, q "A. aud 80 p M saSta 2
.chooi. 1918 p m; young peoples meeting, 60
p H.; prayer meeting Thursday evening
Trinify-Mercer ant Kentucky streets Rev.
Newman r. Tecrick. pastor; psrsonags next
door 10 church Preaching, II a N. subject.
1.-THE Result OF . Aneedonian Cry, and a. %
o. m, snetect, "Tfuth; It's Value aad Is
Use." Ciass meeting. &c a. m. sabbath
school. l2:is y m Junior League. $50 p
M Epworth League. go p M
Fir1s-Third and Marion streets Rev. ". A.
shanklin. pastor Residence, % Seneca
street. Presenting, IL a. IN. and 7.3o p. N.
oHertory. Largo" BY Hummeit: anthem, II
WIN Lit Up Nine Eyes," oy Mason. osferTory,
"Soetarns," By Chopin. sermon, The sins OF
the Ages" solo. by Miss Houghion: p1s;lude,
Marc b, by Brooks. Evening: Oferto-y, "Alasi
Cauiibuie, ny Haydn; anthem. .HA'k. HsIk
Ny SOUL" by Dykes; scrsnoa, "fhe comnand
Tor the Time" solo, by Master Frank Lscy;
possiude Carl Bohn. TIE union revival seFv-
Ices will be continued this week with services
at and 7:3l p N. daily. The past week the AZ.
tendance has been goot- Christians have been
aroused TO greater consecration ana several
have Welded themselye TO Christ Next Tues
aay viii be day of fasting AID prayer, W IN
ats-day services beginning al 7:s1 a. m, with
tasermtssions from SO to 10 a N. and from to
2 IL.
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r.eem. ue,., Dane. NJ,

dance will he given AT the Tacoma
hotel on Tuesday evening. April IL. This
dance will doubtless be one OF the mos,
delightful given this season. The invita-
items will soon be sent out Among tho
ratrcnesses for the dance are: Mrs.
samuel WikeSoa, Mrs. Waiter Cakes.
Mrs Hugh {. Wallace, Mrs. Percy Dick.
inson. Mrs. William Rice, Mrs /. u.
Campbell and others.
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The Restitutionis,s hold services every Sui
day at o. IN. At sos Front street

The Restitutionis,s hold services every Sun
day at p IN. At SOS Front street
The Christian Science Sunday school class
meets at IL o'eloeS in room 20, second door II
the seattle National Bank baocs. corner south
second street sna fesler avenue.
The Seattle Research Club meets on Thurs
DAYS at p. N. 1t room aos Seattle National
Bank building, sousb Second and Yesler ave-
nue.. also today. Sunday ~ the same hour.
The Christian Alliance meetings are held
every Thursday afternoon a. 50 o clock at the
home oil Mrs s Van vaiksuburg, 800 Lincoln
street. corner Fourth. All friends OF the four
fold gospel are welcome.
Seattle City Mission and Seamen's Bethei-
Chaplain. Thomas Reea. Gospel services every
evening at T:5n sunday school at p. m.
sharp, conducted by the Young Peoples Society
OF Chrlstian Eadrsvor OF the city.
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tee s.eoT ssays and the WEAKNESS of
s2at. % satch - many comp ain. woai4
disappear 81 tae b,ed<i xeHe mate more
heA4iay before IS yescoes the brain. Ayers
Ssfssf@sts& TURTLES sat VatAi4ss tA~
etoss' s@d 'aas eQRa acss 10 heAlsA vi body
sn4 maaQ.
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SOCIETY AT TACOMA.
Amateur Colored Lady Min
strels Event Of the Week.
MINES or THOSE ..eLAckED Up"
Beehslove Cstfltses Proposed -TseSms
Hotel Dssee April f7-Mss- Hates
Tea-Chat snd Personal.

TAconA, March 3f--rspseial. tn ans
ssur coIorsd lady Minstrel performances
Vas the event Of the week Besides this
thsre has not been very much gaiety dur
ing the Easter holiday % far, bat there ~
= hopeful promise Of more in tho near
future. which fills the receptive heart with
Joy. One or two dances are on the tapss.
and these In themselves promise much
pleasure. - thsrs certainty have not been
many chances 70 practice any new steps
during the past winter. A bachelors
cosiilion has been spoken Of, but IL 10 not
known when this svent will take place:
Il 10 sincerely hoped, however. that such .
fumor ss we'll founded. Easter egg hunts
were evidently not very popular snause-
msnts this year. 80 none we're heard or
In times gone by they were certainly con-
sidsrsd favorifs pastimes for this season
Of the year, bat ~ the world grews ii,tle
older such sports. although enjoyable. are
considered too juvenile for the rising gen.
Grafton
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Sorregisn psnssA--F oarsh and PIKE ssrssfA
Rev. {. O. kozsEg. s4sfss- services s-sSA M
German Observation-Disclosures and b.rcs
ssre~s& Rev ]. Erich. pastoE services =
IL xa1 5..:e r. M
German LEsheran- Main and Twel.ia
street. r. g Ezate. pastor. res4aeEce s-as
AaI1 sfrseS Services. ~. - IA sunday
sshoo2 $50 z u.
Norwegian Evaaxellcsi-Twe1ta ani owe
sffesks- Rev. j. KraEs- pestos- ke@1eenes.
las Twelfth street Services le.U q n anu
= N sunday school 81 L ocsocS
swedIsh EvsnxeIicaa-Thira street, near Plka
Kew. Martin l. IE-sSn. pastor. reesoeace- is-I
Fltrh ssreet. between PlSe and UGien SUNDAY
school liz Is p Ia services IL 10 q n s2a
p m. and on THURSDAY p. m Prayer e ssk-
.Eg p Ia
Tr.zity-Sevensh and Union streesS TIE isss
services Conducted uy Rev. W A. Passavant y,
superintendent OF Lutheran Home MISSIONS pre-
wious 20 has returning East VIII 60 \ - al II =
II. A pastor hsS lesu called for Tue eoagregs-
ton. aud has acceptance l. daily expected
German Evxagesicai, Zioa's eeHgregafon-
Temporary slacs oi worship. FREED na4 Ma a
street. Dc. wesss Pine ard Owe streets heT- Z
kgappe, PASTOR. kesscence. i,.s Tenth sfEst :
services. i.:3 q. II. AID I'D T. N sunday
school. s. n. Sd: beissun9e, Wednesday, a.St
:. r. Lutheran yoapg Psoa e't society met
In, Thursday. : 30 =. Ia Apot cssic aeci1rss
every second and fourth Thursday o. month
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aoei.,x Mln.,,ei ahor.


or course. during the past week. the
amateur Ministries given entirely by
women was by far the most important
event. This had been in preparation for
some weeks, and the eager anticipation IN
which the event was held can be most
easiIv Compounded from the rate at
which tickets were sold. Tuesday night
the performances was given at the Ninth
street theater. the entire profits to go the
Womcn's Exchange. Wednesday even
ing, when the performances was given at
the Tacoma theater, the proceeds ~ers
divided. one-tbird for the children's home.
the rest for the exchange. The proceeds
must OF necessity have been large. as
the theaters were full both nights. When
the curtain rose the chorus was ranged IN
tiers. the inteFiocutor occupying the mid
die seat In the lowest tier. The eight who
were TO be At the ends came In, four with
bones and the other four With tamboarines.
and the opening song was Keep TO de
Middle oh de Road" The chorus singing
was good: In fact the whole entertain
ment reflected with great credit on those
who got up the programme and carried
the performance through, rs there we're
many diseouragements to contend with.
The first part of the programme was de-
voted to songs. the usual number OF jokes
some OF which were exceptionally good
and conundrums The second part was
composed Of little sketches, songs and
dancing. The members OF the chorus
were attired some In red and others in
yellow dresses, with white aprons and
bandanna handkerchiefs on their heads
Those on the ends wore mems dress
coats. the regulation white shirts and
black skirts. There was ono Of these mos,
enthusiastically appiauded and enjoyed !:
this same one, Mrs. Crandail. has proved
before her ability on the stage to the de-
light Of more than one Tacoma audience.
A number which vas exceptionally good
was The Mocking Bird" played BY the
orchestra and two of those on the end
with the bonss. The whole performance
has been favorsbiy criticised, and 1t was
certainly also financial success. The
Spanish dance by Miss Copeland wasex.
oecdingly graceful. and fhe piccaniny
shuttle. In which Miss Hoibrooke. Miss
Ethel Hoihrooke and Miss kershaw
danced In darkey style. va. perfection.
Those taxing part were: inieriocutor.
Miss Confare; end men. Mrs. Samuel G..
Slaughter. Mrs.. crsnston Potter, Mrs.
Crsndaii, Mrs. Sears. Miss kershsw,
Mrs IL. Hurley. Mrs. Hunt. Mrs. Mel
bourne Bailey: soloists. Mrs. Percy Dick
insen. MIRA McKs!iar. Mira Mechanics.
Mra Coveny. Mrs. zahriskie. Miss Daley,
Miss Sampson, Miss Philips: chorus, Miss
Catiin, Miss DursIn. Mss Curl. Miss
Hewitt. the Misses lngrrsoll. Mrs. {. J.
kershaw, Miss Mabel Rowe. Miss Hol-
brooke. Miss Ethel Holbrooke. Miss
Wiikeson. Miss ch,dester. Mrs. Ashton.
Mrs. Hoihroake, Mrs Boyle, Miss Nesell,
Miss hosse, Miss Copeland.
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az The w. +. Lindsay bankrupt STOCK ef
general merchandise At sE Front street
corner Of Columbia Goods are being sod
Al 'ess shAa one-hsf ef Manufacturers
NasL
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Chrisstau Churches.

Frat Church of Everett-Sunday school at
10 a. m. Henry Porte. superintendent CON-
munion every sunday az IL a. IA
Olympic Avenue--sls Olympic avenue. Rev
r. H. Moss. pastor sunday school 10 q
Preaching ii a. u. and $50 y N.
Firss-seneca street. between Third aud
Fourth. Rev T. Dunlap, minister Resi-
deace. ~ Harrison street: ,ele phone lo2a sun
day schoos, s.45 Il IN Preaching. IL a. m ana
I'D n N. Morning. subject, "Fhs Coming
kingdom-s In the evening the psstos viii de-
liver his fifteenth sermon against RansEism,
at y. ii. G. A. asas. Junior E1dEay9r. $50 pm.
YPa c. E,6sa
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In Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Charles Hale
gave delightful Tea at her home ON North
II street from until O'Clock.
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Ca.heifc Churches.

Our Lady OF Good Help-Souia Fourth and
Washington sIreesA Rev p. x Prcfoasalne.
pastor. Low mass. a. N : ga mas. p H.
immaculate Canceptson-ssxta aud spring
streets kew. Victor siarranc, :. j.. pastor. Goa
Quoted by the Jesniis. EsEiy mass. .. M
aud a. M Hsga rsss, 1850 a. NJ Sunday
school, u M Lecture at Is p u, on The
Confessional. It's Effects on Society,", BY Rev. J.
NJ J Reaae. s ].
Sacred HEARTFELT and Sixth stree. Con-
Quoted by the Redemptorlsts Rev. Joseph A.
kautz, c. -. T., pastor. Low nisss with sermon,
9 a IA /. high mass with sermon, 1879 O. II.
sunday school, 80 o m. Holy Family Assoeia-
ton meeting. ?. IA Nespers, sermon and oeae-
diction. 80 +.
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ing ssere VIII ee talk % yourg posze on
s-Conpxnlenship1- sunday scAool LIS p =
Junior Christian Ezesasos sccsssy, : = l.
P.aC z 90 D "a PrAysr meeting 1aHrs-
daJ ~ 20 p ID
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Salvation Army.

Tenth and Pine, John Glen, pastor--Saboath
school. g:s5 q m: preaching morning aud
evening. prayer meeting. Wednesday night
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BARRACKS. SIS Jackson street Prayer meeting,
a IN. Holiness meeting, IL a. m. Free and
easy. p M rousing meeting At $ p NJ
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miscellaneous.

Congregation onaycth Sholom-Eighth and
senees strsetA Special service ana sermon,
10 80 a. N
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Unitarian Church.

Seventh, between Pike and Union. Rev. W.
G. Eliot r., minister. Service, IL .. m. Rev.
Earl II. Wilbur, of Portland. will preach Sun
DAY school at LISA seats free