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hrOksrs' Arm in she Drsxss block ana NJ.
Gibbons hAa returned 20 the Phslateirhis
bar. having an Office in the Prcvideus
Trust building
Mr.. 8 :. Rowe and Miss vena Rowe
have returned from California Mr.. Rove
made two monshs' visit among Old Cais-
fornia friends Of - and his daughter re-
turns after N absence Of one year At Miiis
Mr. Gosh, Of the Cosh- Murray Company.
sxpecfs - his guest this summer his
brother. the Rev. Nathan Gosh. distan-
gossned clergyman OF the Eres church Of
Scotland, who wii spend the rsoush Of
August in the Puget SQUAD country
The Young Ladies' Iassituss. No. a.
gave . social q their hall Lass Tuesday
evening. Card playing and mrsic uers
INDUCED In and short programme Vas
rendered Al Ii 30 . dainty lunch Was
served The hall vas tastsfully decorated
with ivy and cut fiowers
Patrick DonAhoe, the founder. editor
and proprietor Of the Bosaou Ilsf. and
grandfather Of Capt p. d. Hughes. deputy
clerk OF the criminal department. Of the
superior court in Seattle. has Just passed
Nls sosh birt hday and was recently gwen .
tessimonial bAnqusst BY over so Of Mas
sachusstts' most influential citixsns at the
fremont HOUSE. Boston. in honor Of the
event
The following members and visitors Of
the Cumberland Prssbyterian General As
semoiy lately held q Eugene. Or, are
spending the Sabbath in seattle today,
the guests Of Rev. w. w. Beck. ~ Rs
vsnna Park: w. J. Darby. d. n, Evans-
vile. Ind. Rev. ]. r. Norris. Covington,
o.; Rev. ]. H. Miller. Jackson Center,
Pa: Rev. A. H. Aanisy. 6ood,sttsvilis,
Tenn. Mrs A H Aanlsy, Goosilsttsviils.
Tenn DR.. w. G. Ralston. Evansville.
Rev. 3. II. Braling, Kenson, Team: Rev.
7. w Hsnders0n. Nevada. Ia Rev. A. r.
Prichard, Rutherford. Tenn; Mra 8. r.
Chestnut, Nashville. Tenn; ]. n. How
ard, ID. D.. Nashville. Tenn; MrH j. N.
Howard Nashville Tenn
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TIE Ladies Musical Cab. an osganixs-
sNh @sds up of society ladies Tor the
s'esasaon Of music and waich has already
asas esesascat work in developing ,aste
aAa asaaision far the .glisr order al music,
sase one o. its charming musicales 3; tao
SEATTLE tasassr Yesterday afternoon. which
vas sssendsd by shas large class OF music
s@stas psoTls OF Seattle who always tasn
ses handsomely LOG any and every enc OF
ssssS 70 Asseaiss tAeir excellence being now
ss"soaEAiy established The officers OF
'e association 20 whose unfirng eaeEgy
80 ssy a'as sts success sad influence on
AassIs musical in Seattle are: Presi-
seaS ia 4. Il. stewart. first wee rresi-
MIS-. W. II. White: second ysee
sses'aeas, Mrs. James L. iiyaaen: record
secretary, Mrs. J. y. Eaxlcscn T:
1sssssanssas secretary. Miss Harniifon ;
Sssssss, Miss Beach. The club has heea
!. es.sss'see Tor three years and nunhers
a. Fsa nsstahsEs. These ladies dill much
= AA'sss sssAfsng she ruasseal standard Of
~~s throughout Ike Essssxn states by
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Nothing 10 mora pleasing thau crisp.
fresh-looklnz stationery. A poorly writ
ten letter on nice stationery loses hall Of
It's faults The variety Of Styles In new
stationery. a. shown BY the Calvert CON-
pany, are such that tSs ruost fsstldious
viii hs suited both In form and In prices.
The Calvert Company makes . speciality Of
tine printing. supplying engraved mono
grams. Wedding invitations. calling cards,
etc.. OF the highest quality. Their priceE
On such work are unisormly iow-
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A surprise party Was given 70 Miss Bella
Francis on the occasion Of her seventeenth
birthday last Wednesday evening Music,
games and dancing vas the order Of the
evening. A dainty lunch vas served a. .
late hour. after which the guests departed
with veil wishes for the young lady.
A farewell surprise party was gwen to
Miss Carrie Csosiey on the eve OF her de-
partnrs for California last Monday. Dane
lng WAS the order OF the evening. the guests
departing at an early hour in the morning.
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GERS. are the result Of . natural effort Of
the system to expes the pcisons which
the liver and Kidneys have failed 70 re-
nova Ayers sarsapariiIa stinaiatss al
the crsans 10 = proper performance Of their
fancssgns.
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respsess 20 Mr. and Mrs. Duffy wsrs; Mr.
and Ns4 Geovxs NJ Armour. Mr.. aae
Mrs. Hsegcfsy. Mr.. aad Nrs- Scaliy. Mr..
and NrA Warrington, Mr.. and Mrs James
On. Miss L Barke, Mayor u Peters.
Councilman 8. Chandler. Ar. kedpasa.
Mr.. n McCann.
On Saturday ex-Mxyor 4. e. Pretty en-
tertained large number Of friends With
delightful days onsing ON boar the
steam launch rerhanA The boat left Bad
longs wharf 1t o'clock and steamed 10
Port Blakeley where pleasant hour wAs
srent inspecting the large saw mill. Afser
that the trip Vas continued 10 Port Orch
ard. where the new navyyard under con-
struction was visited. A basket lunch
vas provided for all on board. TIE party
returned about o'clock thoroughly de
lighted with the days pleasure and took
the West street cars for Ballard. The
guests invited we're. Mr.. And Mrs K w.
Grover. Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Armaur.
Miss Jessie McKeiiar. Miss Mary Clag-
ston. Miss Fannie Dougan. Miss Annie
Funk, Mis- Lou Warren. Miss Carrie
Hunt Miss Lizzie Burke. Miss Lsoaa
Davia Miss Jessie Gourdon, M,ss NJ.
Whsslsr. Miss NJ. Sutton. Miss Helen
strsndhsrg. Miss q. kiiworth. Miss ".
Fonda. MrA X. Woods, Miss NJ. Mctset-
trick. ex-Mayor A. f. Pretty. Mr.. w.
Lncas, Mr. l. II Burke. Superintendent
j. n. Layhue. Mr. A. NJ Rosa. Mr.. A. Nc
Cam. Mr.. E l. Dean, Mr. II. T. Gibson.
Mayor Il Peters. Mr.. r. c. Shirtciif. DR..
w Johnston. Mr.. Alexander Fraser. Of
Victoria. b C.
The weewyk Chautauqua Circle met At
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r Bar
well Monday night. when the following
programme was rendered under the lead
ership Of Miss Parsons: Roll cali. white
seal questions from No. 50 to No. g.;
critics report: classic Latin course in
English. Chapter IL. Miss Cameron: re-
view. Song and Legend" Miss Annie
Reed; music. Miss Carrie Roper; ''itaiys
Future. Mr.. j. l. Dawson. Science and
Prayer" Ito page sOh Miss Maud Bailey.
music, Miss Roper. After the rendition OF
the program . reception was given TO Mr..
and Airs. Arson Burwefi. who lately re-
turned from an extended wedding tour
through California. While partaksnx Of
refreshments toasss were gwen and re-
sponded to ~ follows: The weewyks,"
by Mr.. o. A Byers; Our Maze (uartette.'
by Miss Ella J. Cauehey: ..our Bache-
Tors, by Miss Carrie Bsgham: .sOur Bach
sior Girls. BY Mr.. George Il. De Stsiguer:
The Kiss. /" by MIRA Green SOAR Brides"
By Mr.. James 3. Bushnell, ~0ar Law
yers. by Col. T. III. Lindsay. Our Hon.
orary Members. by one of them. Mr.. X.
l. warson: .'Weswyk ricnics." by Mr..
+. G. Craven: 1.-THE Future Of this Circle
BY Mr.. J. c. Waller.
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Gentleman Ito laborers ~ the scene Of .
railroad accident S--f3oos grH<fon.s What
ara yoa waiting fort Why don't yen ~
sist the sulYeren2
Laboyer--wesrc visiting for ttsa pho
fngrapl1sr, ssx. Husori flssa< Bfaeftey,
ts<anx
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officers OF The Fcurtssnth 1nfsntrv -.
Gently in 6sattie soesshes With : nrmber
| socioty lndios. troek n e. share ~ :
trip TO 6nouua1imie falls ana ths hnc
ranch last Tuesday. a srecsa, =, h.d
bosn placed Il the dfsncnal cf the rfs~.v.
BY the Seattle. Lake SHORE a Rastevn r.ik
way Company. and the partv An q *
| and returned IN time "a reach the rjfv =
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| was held at tna home Of Mira Mitchell. on
| Front street The responses vere .bsief
| sketches Of Harriet Beecher Stowe.
1 Bfvnnf Irnnann Rurnov Hiram prnn~a
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as lo:13 O'Clock asnfd shouers of rfcs fur
their new home In the Denny-Fnhrman
addition. where they viii be at hems q
thsir many friends afssr June Is
snyAss- nepssr1.
: In the pres<ncs Of shout 30 gueass from
this city and elsewhere. Harry A. snydsr.
Harrisburg boy, nov prospsronsIy sstab-
lishsd il business IN Seattle Wash. lass
evening welded Mia Josephine Hepsord.
the handsome and talented dauxhter OF
Engineer Samuel Hepford, 1t the Hepfcrd
residences. yos 1875 North Sixth street, last
evening. Rev. DR.. HamIin, pastor Of the
Ridge Avenue NJ - church. assisted By
Rev. n l. Camel. formerly pastor az
Ridge Avenue chdrch, now Of Altoona.
performed the ceremony ut 9 o'clock. An
elegant supper Was prepared for the guests.
The presents TO the bride wsrs very
numerous and Of costly nature. Mr.. and
Mrx Snyder viii shortly leave for their
home In Seattle. Mr.. Snyder vas Formerly
stsnogrnpher for Trainmaster George w.
Kinter. Of the middle division, 2. r r.
Harvisesrs Telegraph. Nay -
HIan-DAvsee.
A company from Black Diamond gath
cred ct the pariors Of the Hotel Dillsr IN
Seattle o. IL o'clock Saturday morning,
June & lso4, TO witness the ceremony Of
marriage between Mr.. William Charles
Finn and Miss Margaret Isabella Daviss.
The groom's brother Frank did the honors
- best man, and the brides sister, Miss
Ida NJ. served e her maid. Mr.. and Nrs
David ID. Davies wHe present 20 witness
the nupsiais of their daughter, with Min
Maud Lawns and Nh Robert Roberta. Rsv.
John p Damon oGi16ated. Mr.. and Ma
Finn viii establish. shsir homo q Black
Diamond.
KassAn{0ssavi..
Miss Lola Goodwin, the handsome
daughter Of Capt and Mn. w. r. Good
win, vas married il Portland Ct 2 O'Clock
yesterday aitsrnoon, at St Luks's church,
70 Mr.. Henry Rustih. Of that city. Capt
Goodwin. Of the Fohrtsenth United States
infantry, now stationed ct Vancouver bar
racks, Was for two years recruiting officer
in Seattle. Mrs. Goodwin and her daugh-
ter, Miss Lola, while here were prominent
in society circles. and their many friends
viii all join in wishing the bride . happy
union.
Braskses- Dixea.
Capt. John Dixon, weil-knovn steam
boat man on tho Sound. vas married
Tuesday evening to Miss Ella n. Bracket,
Of Bangor, Me. Judge Glasgow per-
formed the ceremony in the parlors of
Our Home hotel. which we're Handsomely
decorated.
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A company Of the pupils and friends OF
r. A. Langford, principal Of the Black
Diamond public schools, assembled al his
house on the evening OF Nat u, his birth
day. and enjoyed the occasion highly in
the usual social Ways Of the town till late
hour, expressing their respect and grati-
tuds 20 their teacher for his work in their
behalf. Mr.. Langford has taught in the
Black Diamond schools for over three
years and has well earned the high rspu-
tation a. thorough and eff
Gent instructor. which his pupils assem-
bled TO recognize. Those present were
Miss Lizzie Hughes. Miss sarah A. Davis,
Miss Alice Cordray. Miss Gladys Jones.
Miss Maud Jones. Miss olga Hansen, Miss
rremilia Thomas. Miss Sadie Evans, Miss
Sadie Turnbuli. Mr.. William Turnhuis.
Mr.. Charles Betting. Mr.. Charles Dunlap.
Mr.. Arthur Davis. Mr.. William Thomas,
Mr.. EVE Jones. Mr.. Edward Jones. Mise
Ellen Hansen, Mr.. Selma Hansen, Miss
Maggie Thomas, Miss Annie Lewis
Miss Annie Hughes. Miss Elizabeth Comb,
Mr.. William Davis. Mr. Alsck Turnbuli.
Mr.. James Davis. Mr.. Edward Hughes,
Miss Annie Thomas. Miss Carrie Jones,
Miss Lizzie Evans. Miss Lille Hatehinson-
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keeper II vampun bslt, Ida Carlson. The
following aign themselves n The commit
- on organisation: Mrs. Lee d. vries,
Miss 4. Sands. Mfss B. Humes, Miss s.
Brooks, Mrs. v. Faben, Miss y. Taylor.
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A email psrtv of Young ladies picnieked
ct West seattle lsst Friday The weather
uas perfect for DAYS outing. and All en-
loved them.elves in bathing and other
amnsaenanta b..ssde doin~ i,.tic. a an
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Inc Franklin public schools closed with
an entertainment on Friday. juno l,
under the direction Of Principal Charles
Wstherbee and his assistant, .sMiss SADIE
Lathrum" THE quotation points are used
advisedly. a. viii b explained beloul
At the close Of . long programme the
principal called upon superintendent Of
the mines. Mr.. William Taylor Ramsay;
Rev. H. T. shepard, Rev. Cal n. Williams.
Rev. s. J. Collins and DR.. j. J. smith tor
remarkA All spoke in high terms Of the
school and IT. tsachsRA
Mr.. Wethsrbes. the principal, then said
that he had . few words to add, and
after thanking the pupils and friends for
their cooperation in his work, he pre-
scented to the audiencs his assistant Who
Vas supposed by all present tn be Miss
Lathrum, introducing her - MIRA Weth-
erbee. and informing his astonished
friends and pupils that the marriage took
place ON Easter Sunday. The room a.
once became . scene Of highest mirth.
and the surprissd assembly rushed for
ward with congratulations for the couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wsshsrbes have been en-
gagged to teach at Franklin for another
year.
The following 10 . list Of the pupiis
taking part in the closing entertainment:
Lizzie Bugh. John Heimes. Margie san
dsrs. David Boyd, Birdie Standridge.
Bernard Hudson, Anna Hunden. Mark
Ramsay. Lizzie Turner. Clarence Jones,
Hayden Richardson. Maud Boatman.
Clara Threet Hannah Bowcs. Lille Bal
ley. Cassie Jones. Katie Ramsay. Tava
Richardson. Rudolph Jones, Amelia John,
Margarise Hudson. kittie kcown, Mary
Ann Reese, kittis Robinson. Maggie Max
we'll. Beatrice Berdeil. LOWE Johnson,
Birdie Maxwell, Willie Pngh. Also others
in songs BY the whole school; a dialogue.
Playing EngIns:" songs by chart and
frat reader ciasss.: song. Little White
Lily" song. The Fire Fiies:" dialogue,
ssThe 1rfsh politfeian
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The osympic Lawn Tennis Cab com
Tnesce<i work on ITS new el1o hoase on the
lawn tennis grounds On TwelfsA and Mad
ison streets, ana the work all he pashe4
to an early com pistion in order 20 accom-
MEDIATE tie increased membership Of Sue
esah. The house wla he esse story. Of
picturesque style OF architecture and sssr-
r0aadei ~ rooFay ten -se~at porch, ~ah
the anterior divided lnso tso roouaA oEs
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WEDDINGS.


On the evening of June at the CITY
residence Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles T. Cowden, 1925 Ninth
street, Mr.. Samuel f. Mcknight and Miss
Ellenora Bell Cowdcn we're married. with
only the immediate relatives and q very
few friends present Few young ladies in
Seattle have earned more OF warmer
friends than the bride. who even before
her graduation was among the most earn
est workers In all projects looking to the
interests OF the women's Relief Corps of
the home q. A. K. posts Rev. John 4.
Damon oskcla,sd. Mr Samuel II. john
son served as best man and Miss Mamie
Mcknight IS bridesmaid. The ceremony
WAS followed By = very nice and season
able collation.. An acceptable and delicate
compliment Was paid the yoang couple by
. musical party. discoursing sweet music
with voice and guitar in sssenade. Among
the invited company we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
C. r. Cowden. Mr.. and Mira Thomas 4.
Lyle and son Willie. Mrs- Margaret Nc
Knight. Mr.. ". s. Tyler, Miss Mollie Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Mcknight, Mr.. and
Ma. J. C. McKnight, Mr.. A. j. Cowden.
Cheat Cross.
The wedding OF Miss Gegsrude Chsal and
Mr.. Daniel T. Cross vas celebrated st tia
residence of the brides parents. IGea
Fourth street. on the evening OF May -
The large rooms we're sasssfuiiy decorated
with green boughs. dogveod and cut
COVERS At O'Clock the bridal party en-
tered 10 tie strains Of the Loheagrsn
march and passed through the lines OF
friends 70 the bay uindow. where the issa-
prcsaye ceremony OF the Episcopal church
was performed BY the Rev. u. G Garrett,
who kindly ossscias<d in the place of the
brides father, who MAS delayed By the
freshets on the Fraser river from rstarn-
lag horna Those present we're all init
naase friends Of the bride ard groom. the
very music hetng rendered by tAe yuang
gensssuaen Of Tire Mzacosin Club. Who
have kaawa the bride ever sirce Der real.
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Beet of ali on Decoration day. there wAs
the baseball game. played IN the afsernoen
between the Seattle and Tacoma athletic
clubs. IL wss very exciting game and
the enthusiastic calling aud cheering
might have been heard tor blocks. Tnsr
Seattle men came out ahead, the score
standing ~ the close Of the gams
II To 4 A great many witnessed
the playing. although most Of them
we're from this city. Among those
who were watching the game we're Mira
James Obefteuffcr, OF Seattle; Miss Fer
riss, Miss Ciarabsl Ferriss. Mr.. and Mrs.
Morton. Of Seattle: Mr.. Jack Small. Mrs.
A. b. Bull. Mr.. W. A. Bull. Mr.. Mortsn
Rzmsdell. Miss Ksrsbaw. Mss Bailey.
Mr.. j. Al. Miller, Miss Paddock, Miss
Florence Paddock. Miss Little. Mr..
Charles Herald. Mr.. Edward Castillo. Mr..
aud Mrs. Lester. Mr.. Mac Fsrriss. Mr..
Charles Anderson. Mr.. w. III. Eaton.
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Mr.. Frank Cardin Is expected bach from
Minneapolis this week.
Mrs. Frank cardin returned this week
from her trip 20 Victoria.
Mrs. Frank Sharp has been confined 10
the house for few days By illness
ON Tuesday afternoon MIRA T.. VI. Hunt
gave = charming tea - her home on North
ID street
Mr.. and MIRA Miles Gibbons and Mrs.
Coffman returned from their trip 70 San
francisco on Monday.
Mrs J. Miller vent 70 Everett on Tues
day 10 visit Mrs. c. ID. Eratk she ex-
pscted to 10 away for week.
Mr.. y. NJ. Jackson and Mr.. p. J. Fran
ssoli Isft last sunday for San Francisco,
whore Mr.. jackson piii Be married today,
Mr.. Frsnsiou scting ~ best man.
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SOCIETY AT TACOMA.
Outdoor Amusements Blossomed
Last Week.
RECEPTION TO BISHOP BARKER.



given up for outdoor exercise and srauSe-
ment. Tennis 10 now being played in
earnest. almost every dav, when Ii 10 nos
raining. the courts are occupied both ia
the morning and sfternoou. Ii Is not pet
known when the frSt tea viii be given.
bat il doubtless viii be the attraction be-
fore very long. Sailing. too. has been
quite favoritc amuscmeus daring tho
past few weeks. and although there has
been some pretty Good weather. that evi-
IDENTITY did nos enter into the caieuiations
OF the sailors" - a number OF delightful
evenings have been passed on the water.
The different clubs and organizations are
gradually disbanding FOR the summer. and
before long one will have TO play tennis in
seif-defense rs there viii be little else LETT
TO do As for the summer hops. nothing
definite has been decided about them a.
yet: IL these take place they are really tho
only promises Of a dance during ths CONS
ing season.
Reception 90 Btsaep saa Mrs Earkev.
On Tuesday evening reception vas
given for Bishop aud Mrs. Barker Mt tho
81. Lake's parish house. The room was
very prsstily decorated with green's and
flowers and certainly looked prettser thaa
il ever had before. bishop and Mrs
Barker stood pear tho platform and
received those present. COMMITTEES hav-
ing been appoinled TO see that all attend
ing should meet the bishop and his wife.
Refreshments were served during tina
evening. Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs w. II. Eaton. Dr. DICKENS. the
Rev. Dean Richmond Babhitt. Rev and
Mrs. Preston Barr. Rev. DIR. Jetferi. Mr.
aud Mrs r. Y. Caesar. Mrs IL. IL Holt,
Miss Holt. Miss Gertrude Holt. Mrs. II.
Harvey, Mr.. Walter Harvey, Mr. and MIRA
James Owens. Miss Owens, Mss Fioreuee
Mcdonald. Miss Mabel kerxhaw, Mr.. and
Mrs c. w. Seymour. Miss seymour,
Miss Jessie Seymour. Mrs. Frank
Carain, Miss Mamie Harrington.
Mrs L. Maynard. Miss Maynard.
Miss Sadie Maynard. Mr.. Robert Maynard.
Mr.. J. NJ. High. Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Thorns. Mr.. and Mrs l. w. Roys, Mrs.
Palmer. Mrs. Pritehard, Mr.. w. r. fritch-
ard. Mr.. \. r. Jacobs. Mr.. and Mrs r.. r.
Durgin. Miss Stella APPRECIATE. Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren wordsn. Miss Wordsn,
Mr.. @. w. Delamster. Miss Delamases,
MrA A. r. Mechanic. Miss Underwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. stephen Hoibrook. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stacy Gibbs, Mrs =. X. White. Miss
Van Horn. Miss Sissa. Miss Prescott, Col.
Garretson. Mr.. Ellis Garrets0n, Res.
and Mrs. L. w. Appisgsts. Miss
Dewey, Mr.. bradley, Miss Rector.
Mr.. and Mrs Stssb. Mr.. and Mrs Lesnuei
Bigslow. Mr. Waiter Turrelt, Msss
Nuthank. DIR. and Mrs Charles Mccus-
cheon. Miss Wilkinson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver. DIR. and Mrs. Harvey Phifpos,
Miss Madeline Phiipos. Miss Mabel Phil
pot. Mr.. and Mrs f. n. Ouimetts. MiAa
Madge ouimstse. Mrs. Tarbsii.