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MIRA Charles Clarke will give an sIabor-
ate evening card party at her residence,
III Cherry street. during the coming
week.
Mrs. J. q. Nixrle, who hSs been in San
Francisco for the Lass four months, wilt
leave for Seattle by next Wednesdays
steamer
The Young Married Foiks' Card Club
Will give one of it, select parties next
Thursday evening ~ the residence Of Mrs.
j. Albert Jackson, iol6 Fourtecnth strect-
Invitations are cut for the wedding OF
Lieut. John l. Hayden, First United
States artillery and teacher Of military
science ~ the University Of Washington.
TO Miss Myra Lord.
The Lorraine Club. made up Of the
Order Eastern Star. will give Its next de-
Ightfui party at the Arlington hall next
Friday evening. June l.
Miss Beatrice Chsal will give Q pupils
PIANO concert as loo Fourth street next
Wednesday evening. and will be assisted
BY Miss Emma Adkins. Miss Lilly kel-
logg. Mr.. Herman Julich aud Mr.. A. X.
Fssken.
Invitations are out for the wedding OF
Mr.. Daniel T. Cross and Miss Gerfrude
Caeal ut o O'clock next Tuesday evening
At the residence Of the young indy = father,
isE0 Fourth, Rev. James Chsal. who will
unite the two.
The Ladies' Musical Club il indus
triousiy rehearsins for the entertainment
to De given June ). lyric and dramatic. az
Beauty" under the direction of Mr.. Joy.
and the opercita. Dress Rehearsal" d.
reeted by Mr.. Wright, Of Tacoma, will be
tho programme.
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speeches which made him famous. and
tscv. Mctsraw. whom he accompanied on
= tour Of tae state. Acknowledged his
e<edingsy complimentary and cordial
terms
from California During her absence Mrs.
Grasse has been studying tina kuilak
method for tho piano with one Of San
Franchises best teachers and Is prepared
10 resume teaching.
Cox and Mrs. K. A. Clarke arrived In
this city Friday night by tho City of To-
pekA and are guests Of sx-tsov. Knapp ~
LeAry street Col Clarke has been con-
nected with tho Sitka training school some
superintendent Mrs. Clarke Was also q
teacher in the school.
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PERSONALS AND SOCIAL NEWS.

Mrs. r. L. Fehrcn has returned from a
visit to California
Capt. w. X. Ballard has gone on - trip
through California
Mrs. J. J. Doheny and daughter are Wis.,
iting in Wails Walia-
Mr. and Mira c. d. KimbalI, OF Mount
Vernon, are In the city.
Mrs. Selms and daughter have gone to
Victoria to spend two weeks.
Mrs. A. 8. Gibbs il visiting her parents
and friends Mt Portland for few weeks.
Mr.. Charles y. Mnnday took party out
on Lake Washington last Friday evening.
Mrs. w. J. Grambs went to Tacoma yes-
tsrdny TO take part in the Salmon piano
recital.
Sophus Jorgensan. weli.known busi-
ness man Of La Conner. was In Seattle
Tuesday.
Mr.. Rodsrick spragus, class OF ~. state
university, returned 70 his home in olym-
pia Tuesday.
from Port townsend aud will reside n lio4
Madison street. this city.
DR.. r. g. Palmer went to Tacoma yester-
day TO take part in the piano recital given
in the afternoon and evening.
MT3s SO0u IA At0A 10 OveI HUN w ALA
Walia spending month or two with her
daughter. Mrs. Edgar Lehman.
Mrs. William Cans, with her family and
mother, OF San Francisco. are visiting Mrs
s. selig, lis Washington street.
Miss Florence Nsiss and Miss Helen
Wells visited friends In Victoria during
the queens birthday celebration
Mrs. SAKE Jones has removed from
Tenth street to . charming residence at
Madrona park overlooking the lake.
Miss Hama and Miss Ethel Hanna
went to Tacoma yestsrday TO attend the
Aivah Glover Salmon piano recital.
Mrs. Mons Grinager and daughter. Miss
Marie Grinager. Of Minneapolis. are visit
ing with Mr. and Mra X. q. Faegrs.
Miss Alma La Bounty. Who has been
spending the last i've weeks visiting
friends in Tacoma, returned home last
Wednesday.
Mrs. A. C. Lewis, of Mt. Vernon. Who
has besn visiting the family Of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Il. Smith. returned to her home
Wednesday.
The last recital Of the Ladies' Musical
Club will b. given In the Seastie tfssstsr
ON Saturday afternoon. June 2. when IN
excslIena programme viii be rendered
Rev. NJ. L. Zweixig, Of Portland, Or, IL
in the city, ths guest Of Mr.. James kiefsr
on Breadway. He will occupy the pulpit
Of Trinity LusheFan church ss both the
services today
Miss Anne L. klmbaii, who has been ~
sending the Ssw England Conservatory ~
Boston for the past three years. has re-
turued 20 Seattle and - visiting DR.. and
Mrs. Eagieson. on Tenth and Madison
Hsrrnon w. Craven has located in Des
Moines, Ia. where he viii make his
home. His departure from seattle IN very
much regretted. Mr.. Craven wxs one oi
the most popular young men in the city.
and be vas making such rapid advance
Insnf in the legal profession thai > dis
tsoguished future was assured. Daring
The isss stats campaign he delivered some
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Miss west Organizes Ledge ~ Evspett
--snohomtsh and xdmomAa Next.
EvEaKrr. May Is. Special. +. Miss Bina
n. west, supreme record keeper Of tho
Ladies' OF the Maccabecs, and member Of
the executive board Of that order. adj
dressed . large and enthusiastic audience
In Harris opera house on Wednesday even
Ing. The L. q. r. III. IL m auxiIiary Of
the X. o. r. NJ. but the ladies' manage
their own business. hare . full corps Of
officers. collect tho assessments aud pay
the losses occurring In their order without
any help or assistance from this men. Miss
West IL m easy and graceful speaker, Is
thoroughly conversant with her subject.
and feels the Importance Of the work in
which she 10 engaged. which isnds To her
presence Q convincing forcs and sioqusnce.
The L. O. T. M. are fortunate In possessing
member who can % ably prsssnt their
cause and wise In the ssisction OF that pss-
son. Her efforts here. - ELSEWHERE. have
met With succsss On Friday she orean-
issd q hive and the following ofY1cers were
elected and Installed: Mrs J. II. Mitchell.
commander; Mrs. Maggie Smith. iisutsn-
ant commander; Mrs. q. w. Stockwsii.
record keeper; Mra Ernest BwaIwsli.
finance keeper; Mrs. Edward Kellogg.
chaplain: Mrs. J. 7. Donaidson, ssrgssnt.
Mrs. II. A. smith, mistress alarms: Mrs..
Jamss sssley, ssntinsis Mrs.. Charles II.
Heed. picket.
Miss West goes from bsrs 10 snchomish
on Monday. and from there to E6imoDds,
giving about thrss days - each city. The
following week she will bid eood~by 10 The
Pacific coast aud start eastward. taking
=. -
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A Psp,l.' Piano Recital.

-
We Of the interesting society events of
~ last week Was the charming niauo re-
= gwen at the Seattle theater last
sy evening by the pupils Of Mr..
an utovsr Salmon. The weather was
sseVssaeas for the occasion and the lead
hos'eM and society people of Seattle.
saaFmine spring toilets, turned out in
- large enough 10 fli the handsome
-. Iasa'cr. Flowers of every hue and
we're In order. and their delightful
- sas htica every part OF the house aud
q. % added charm To the brightness of
:. animated seene. All came anticipat.
musical treat. and the hearty an.
VA, greeted each number OF the Sc
-. Fsosfamme aad the hearty encores
- - sesaised every oae of the talented pu-
proved conelasively that the audience
ss' BEEN disappointed In any partica-
s. s''a aad nothing but praise to utter at
s.ase OF the performances for both pro-
- aad papi.s This vas the second
= - gwen by Mr.. salmon's class. four
numbers being played by pupils
..so appeared last year. and the pro-
= - assde In the last twelve months wAs
- .'saty marked TO draw the attention
Nh.- many critics In the audience
-. n'eaasens comments voiced the
nsss.1.a OF the audience and we're NEST
p,sas 10 The patience and sksli OF tae
-. ard the application aud persever-
g. sAe pupils. The recital through
- declared one OF the most finished
4. T sc OF its kind ever gwen In Seat
90 .ae paptls who took part In the re-
Miss Ethel Hanna, Miss
"a =. 1sshAsNss Salmon, Miss Ethel Nor
~. :. Aeesst Newell. Mr.. Esnvss liar
-. Charles kohrbacAsr aad Mr.. L.
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Preparations for . season OF Actfv
Collecting and study.

Preparations TOR season OF Active
Collecting and study.
The Young Nasuralists' Association. Of
Seattle Is undergoing q revival. or. more
properly speaking. transformation.
Having been organized among seattle
boys about iiiteen years ago. il grew very
fast until the boys arrived at those ages
when they graduated from or quit their
schools and entered active business life
finding little or no time to devote 10 the
pleasant pursuits Of natural history re-
searches. But now the same bows have
arrived at another point in their lives
when they look upon their boyish fancies
and work In that line with more serious
ness and they have determined 10 arouse
the society and invite all people who are
working or who are interested In any Of
the branches OF natural history to join
with them and build up In Seattle :
strong scientific society. The prospects
are that they viii succeed in this abund-
antiy.
Attic last meeting. on Thursday even
ing OF this week. seven new members wera
elected as follows: Prof. Edwin Twitmysr.
principal of the Seattle high school: Prof.
Charles Hill, In charge Of the science de-
partment OF the state university.
AAensy A.. Asuhsua"s cur btor Oh the
university arporctum: John q. Barnes.
A. Wilson Denny, 1. W. Buxby
and Albert Bryan. Many others
have indicated desire to join In this
pleasant undertaking aud it is expected
that the society will grow and thrive nom
this time on. A number of changes have
been made in the organization to add TO its
usefulness. The sections Of microscopy
and photography we're added at the last
nesting. IL IL expected that the sections
win organize at once by the election Of
curator for each section aud that tho
summer months will be devoted 10 the
collection Of natura, history materials aud
data and then during tho fall and winter
months the society will prepare fsr
series Of scientific lectures aud discussions
over the materials and Information COL
iected during the summer.
The society nov owns building, ia the
basement OF which Ii their workshop 0a
the first door Is their museum hail. now
overcrowded with materials ana coiiec-
tions. and in the third story above tina
basement door is their assembly hall. A
library IL being stocked with valuable
books on scientific subjects which will be
greatly increased by exchanges aud other
wise - soon as the society be gins sts com
templated publication OF q series Of buiie-
tins giving the results OF their united
researches This expense Of the society IL
kept down TO the minimum 80 that now
the initiation lee IL only - aud the dues
arc 10 cents month. which pays for lhs
stationery. fuel and subscriptions 10 PERI
odicals and other literature.
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POLITE SOCIETY.
Ilngs Of Some Well Known
Young People.
I'D n ENrERTAinMENTs.


-
-..1.-, $50
essssS
1nsnsssssls 50 Dasses.
$3.50 - bssn unususlly quist IN
- vhiss there have besn many
zsrs eaSherings the tendency ~
= cr61ooe recreataons. Airsedy the
- = sumnef sxcuraionists he's b.
- lnnis, Eshing and BASEBALL will
- r1ap og hops and indoor iitefaTy
slfr,s
- 1s.sssee Asssss sl'
= nsyA ksnsafoos 80 me,qne
toss g me season. = asn.s neh
1np4sy evening. Ny = hsiresn-
$500 segsd snronSnoos sns even
~ bliov1pg ws!e psSeens 70 cnar-
n 1870 Wsra. Dourinss
8 WMes: 1913 ~; ~ y !.
1osn q aeaf ~. =. =. hssa'
- 2 ! uI.n 49, - -
- ene! essss' - = .n.'
- 0sss0n, ss - Lo1s
- boycs. sssn'ng sasr; -
1a.ss soss1 - -.
- - ne.'ss -. e
80. 1870 N
lnn ~. nssais IoA. lsacy
III Aeaa Seos. .oay NJ. xs...
iency aIo a. - 49,
ee.nssy gln' As: nu'u mooI'
mntosa iss Lan'sn 0,.sef'
1sni n1ss o'sn nists' sl,, n Dive:
u1ne boyes, Usny oehs 1As
W cllvsFnefg, vinssr girl; Ms:
~. STARLIGHT: Miss nmitn. scnooi
N Mary AsNuity, herman peas
Mamie basieu. ss,,of 9f; Mss
howef; MIS- Ls'sae wi'isms.
kdns 6pfsegs gypsy gin: MIS-
! - fancy drsss; Miss Myrtle
Nacy oress; Mis- Aitsas Andef-
Try gifi; MISS neims 0cnones
-; Ain Lissle N. DAVIS. oPan-
! beurlne 4iri; Miss Esther Cush-
- nessy peen Mss Msbsi bridss.s
~ nt1inenood; Mis- Lsna drsvse. oiack
"a MI 1sssy bsxtsll. sailor giri; Miss
16e Ieahsy, girl u Dlus; Miss kiniay-
- mesEy sreen: Mrs Green. sunnower;
- Jeunis Det11. Night; Miss =. Peter
-, yoaag miss; Miss Bertha Aeiienthsi.
f6Sys Mir Anuie Conway, demon; Miss
dith 1c6FeW. italian upey; Miss Nellie
Jenses. Csysnithai giEl; Ain Ida Christ,
cysnitha girl; Mis sesaiA ksish-
-, eypsy; Mbs 1ine Auirnead fancy
oDs Mo Addte bezlas "a kIdilehood.
on6 70 eosesme-nk = n. Hamiin,
80: NJ. I. =. neAendfy, Common
lof: -. Ihemes ~ Henderson, drum
v: ~. Harry fsrksr chevaiisr; Mt.
.iy. eiovn; -. 70 J. frankfurt,
nan Peasant; ~. ". W. bouss.
s nagSenss =. Y !. drant. convict:
= koedneons gilmore; M. Gus
oeseoaA NJ =. r. brown,
~ -. Leonard, coloreo gent;
y. Delef. lsek o. diamondss NJ.
a. Hee9 scaavst NJ. john cuther'
49,; II. 1ssss Moss. sport; NJ:
- souave; M. Walter WI.
~ 1.1e ~. q. Whesiock, negro;
1Aornton, gladiator; Mr.. N.
Il peompfsr; Nj. e. =. JONES.
( - ~. n. G. Good. English
5 4. King. baseball; Mr..
. SNAPPER; M. .. y. brailo.
~ 9. eyaissr; Mr. J. l. Daniels.
(. Milan, zouavs: Mr.. -. A.
~ ~. u. y. Nyman. turkey;
~ y. =. LancAstsr. George Washing
william Reilly. waiter; Mr.. r.
y. 49, ~ poster; Mr.. w. A. McGregor.
!! ~. 4. Norris, baseball: Mr..
Mnmons, baseball; Mr. ID. Sim
beseoell; Mr.. Bert Coleman.
~. d. c. Hyde. domino.
49,! thss spectators we're: Mrs. L.
49, Nm. =. b. Kelsey, Mrs. Adams.
= - hsinss, Mrs. Hattie Owens, Mrs.
ssseA Mn capen, Mrs. ID. Milan. Mrs.
Arl n. A. Harkins, Mrs. Schne-
- William Cubitt. Mrs. J. w.
re Cole. Mrs. Bsrteli. Mrs. J..
y - MA Riddle, Mrs. g. II. Bates. Miss
nsse4 Miss A. Haskins. Miss Nettie
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Madison street pavilion this sftssDoon
II 30 sharp The pubiic's last chsnee -
hear ths wondsrfui Stuart. together utth
the Empirs Novelty Company, txslvs
artists. each = feature Bfisx ysar fsms-
LEA Administers Is csssA 40 rssssvs1
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Az the annual election Of officers for ST.
Clements Guild. which was held May II.
the following ladies' were elected: Prcsa-
dent. Miss Minnie Aaisby: vice presidsas.
Ms Tichbourne: treasurer, Mrs. DR..
Kline: secretary. Miss skinner director
general, Mrs. Clarence Preston.
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There was . pretty though quiet we'd
ding Thursday evening at the Con kiln
house, whsn Mr.. @. /. Bolstad and Miss
Annie Rekdahl were united in marriage
by the Rev. w. A. Shsnkiin. pastor Of the
First Methodist Episcopal church. Among
the guests present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Knudsou. the latter sister Of tho bride,
and Mr. and Mrs. Conklin.
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Ernest haxrisoA Each performs vss re-
oeo wstn some doral Offering sad
auy - this - il The cass 81 Niss
nannA sno ~ ths Fseipisnt Of num-
oef o neodsoDe bouqusfs and haskets Of
the ehcfcesf ex0sfcs 70 ~ bad The mo-
e!amms ~ q high ordss q sax the
Unity odeacA parfornnsr. embracing works
= eaen eaassic compossn = Baeh. Mozart
ana neeeaoven. including numbers from
sne snree great examples q the romantic
school, na0eiys Msudslssohn. Chopin and
oehumann. bssfdes . number a more
modern authofs, snch q Rnhinstefn.
hetnscks, Ran. Schutt, PhiIiup. Schar-
wsnks I'D othsf1. The proxrsmme IN
detail vs. - follows:
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ssas:.-c najss: Alis.so; Tssas s.a var. -
NJ Esss.s H.sr,.os. Aaa'ss
seoag wis1ont Words" = ms5oe.. Massachusetts
rsnSs' 4 - op - -..-..-.....----.: R:.nseks
ni.. EdiiS nossiil ..ca'' A.ses
sRW Al Hssrnisyss nsshersut
se.... O. a :. m ossal. ,
~ = n se kos:.i x,.,;l Beethoven
nu1oee1kA..--......... .....-.....-...oe huss
Tsrssss,is :. ....-..-. kublssesan
Mis- Eihss Hama 'caopaa
ssIn -, . -. Aossrt
a.'..'s K d cs.si.: soSl s..s:. = wAisa'y
.iSo1s 49,. Dsnnss
Vm. on. i. Z. $500 :. 800 -. :. s0son
ysls.. Aasuska. sehseso. .chop.a
Bsrs1s kiciasds iainos. 's-'
sc1sersins. = !, ka0
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Mrs. Dr.. Miller and we're. Miss Relic.
Miss Turner. Miss MeSaughs. Miss Roper.
Nsa spencer. Mtss Canneld. Miss Laura
Cantleid and Miss Ethel Ssrpse. The
gentlemen we're: Mr.. Lyman Fair. Mr..
Grin Ranke. Mr.. sam Rslfe. Mr.. Lenos
Richard. Mr. Carl Harbaugh and Mr..
Charles Turner.
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t' ~. . ~ W0H koteHtAsneo-
Dr.. and Mrs, +. n. Young entertained
their cousins. Rev. DR.. and Mira }. A.
Dun, Of Chicago. Tuesday DIR. and Mrs
Dun we're en- route for the United Preshy-
tsrian general assembly At Albany. Or. by
the special train having the delegates
which stopped last Tuesday evening.
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Mr.. Owen o. Caidsrhssd. night chief OF
the Northern Pacific freight Office, and
Miss Allie Hasslton were married on SUM-
day afternoon. May ~. A. the residence Of
the brides parents in North Seattle, Rev.
p. K Hyland. OF the Episcopal church.
officiating. Only few friends of the
couple were present Mr.. and Mrs. Cal
derhead vent to California for . months
tour.
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Last Thursday evening Mrs. Jesse w.
Lowry gave a very pleasant lat home" to
q few of her Ballard friends ut her home
on Lake avenue and East street in honor
of Miss Edith Macdonald, Of Ballard.
Cards and music afforded tho guests en-
tsrtainment until = iate hour, when re-
freshments were served. Among those
present were: Miss Clara Macdonald,
Miss Eva Winsor. Miss Edith Macdonald,
Mr.. n. Nelson. Mr.. w. Wright, Mr.. T.
Shields. Mr.. and MrA Macdonald and Mr..
and Mrs. ,. w. Lowry.
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Mrs.. Allen y. Cook gavs six-hand
epcnFs pansy party at her residence on
Tenth street Friday afternoon Hand
some pansy favors we're presented to each
guest - souvenirs. The 6rss priss vas
won BY Miss Ethel Hanna, and the con-
ISOLATION prizs BY Nrx Charles T. Conover.
The following ladies vsrs present: Nrs.
w. r. Forrest krsl r. A. Bell. Mrs. A. ].
Fisksn, Mn. r. II. Greene, Mrs. T. n.
Daulton. MnL jerome Catlin, Mrs. c. L.
Webb, Ns. e. c. Neufeider, Ma r. A.
Wing. Mrs. H. ]. Hull, Mrs. A. r. Nc
Eusn. Mira Howard Josiin. Mr.. c. H.
Clarke. Mra H. r. Whitney. Mr.. ]. A.
Jackson. Mrn Harwood Morgan. Mrs. c.
7. Conover, Mrs. Ritehis Kinneaf, MrA
Albert 9. Cook. Mrs c. d. Stimson, Mrs.
w. p. Boyd, MrA w. H. Llewellyn, Mrs.
w. r. Giddings. Nrsl w. D. Perkins, Mrs.
c. H. Patterson. Mrs.. T. r. Blaine, Mrs..
Z. 1. SANFORD. NrA Philip Kelley. Mrs. r.
L. Fshren. Mn. J. B. Durbin, Mra ]. X.
Brown. Mrs. r. b. Husssy. Niss Munday,
Miss Spencer. Miss Young. Miss Hunt.
Min Mather. Miss Anne Aathsr, Miss
Hamilton. Miss Cartsr, Miss J. Carter.
Miss Hanna Miss Eshsl HANNA
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Smith gave . dinner
party TO . number of their friends last
Thursday night at their ranch, about one
mile north Of Gilman. Among those pres
emit were: Mr. and Mrs. r. X. Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Butler. Mr.. and Mrs.
DR.. Harrell, Mrs. w. L. Newton. Mr..
Wesley Wilson, Mr.. q. A. Brooke. Mr.. s.
A. Bushman. Mr.. c. w. Loomis. Mr.. NJ.
w. Frank and Mr.. J. v. Mccarthy.
The young friends Of Miss Carrie Crows
Icy gave her surprise party last Tuesday
night. A large number we're present
Dancing was the order Of the evening.
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THURSDAY evening May II. Mr.. and Mra
Georrs W. Miller ease q fey Of their
fr,snd.a rrivats mask ball ~ 0iymrie
h.ll There wers about shirty-five couple
present in costumes Of varseas kinda. fancy
and comic. The party nnmasksd ~ II
oscloek. aftss which thsss vs. . dash light
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The Young Peoples society OF the First
Christian church gave . scciahie iast FRI
day evening, May Is. 1t the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip J. Gabel. corner Of
Third ami Lincoln streets. sn homer Of
Mlss Sarah j. Grant. who. with her sister.
leaves Monday for Beatrice. Seb. where
abe viii make her future home- The resi-
Genee was beautifully decorated. and the
evening Was spent in music, social chat,
Rotations and refreshments. Among
those present we're: Miss sarah ]. GRAFT.
Miss Kate Reeves, Asxs Neftie Fisher.
Miss Emily Bert. Miss Bessie BRADLEY,
Miss Marie ssasei. Miss Hattie Lane, Mss
passse rsrxnmrst. Miss n. q. Ayers, Miss
Edna Asccaasll, Mss Minnie Dodge,
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Stevens Post, Of the g. A. r.. held an
enjoyable ice cream social. which was welt
of Veterans hall in Ballard. The follow.
ing programme WAS we'll rendered: Song.
"America," by all; opening remarks, Com
mander C. n. Conner: address. Rev. d. L.
Fordney: recitation. Master Sprague;
speech, Mr.. J. Conway. A general social
time, including singing and music, with
an excellent supper, followed
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The warm weather Of the past vesk
made DO sssng exceedingly pleasant and .
select party IL society psopls enjoyed .
sail on Lake Washington lass Friday sven
Ing thas lasted from 10 IL Ia the evening.
The yacht Tramp VAS secured, bat - ths
party was larger than the capacity Of the
boat two row boats wers tousd and .
fnerrssr PARTY never crosssd tbs lake
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